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deadline   2
deaf   5
deal   46
dear   62
death   992
death-breathing   1
deathless   1
debase   3
debate   9
Headword

death
992 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
dealt   10
dear   58
dearer   2
dearly   2
death   958
deathbreathing   1
deathless   1
deathly   8
deaths   26


01Kor1    1:1|History of the Life and Death of our Venerable and Blessed
01Kor1    2:5|pleasing work, disdaining all-devouring death, has remained alive
01Kor1    26:1|year, six months after the death of blessed Sahak
01Kor1    29:1|the Armenian alphabet to his death, thirty-five years, which is
02Agat1    1:3|it happened that after the death, when the sad news reached
02Agat1    5:14|rank, prison and bonds and death which removes all hope of
02Agat1    5:23|for your threatening me with death, you will merely join me
02Agat1    5:24|You say ’by death I shall cut off hope
02Agat1    5:33|know that you are seeking death and recompense for yourself in
02Agat1    7:21|world they were put to death with torture, torments and all
02Agat1    7:24|through the first virgin, Eve, death entered the world, so through
02Agat1    7:30|himself the indignity of affliction, death and torments, with his death
02Agat1    7:30|death and torments, with his death and burial
02Agat1    7:53|whom you sent to death for our sins, that he
02Agat1    7:76|die for your name, whose deaths are glorious before you
02Agat1    7:91|let us be martyrs unto death for your life, that we
02Agat1    8:5|case as you wish, whatever death you impose on me
02Agat1    8:6|reward, for you to receive death quickly and have respite from
02Agat1    11:17|for killing those condemned to death in all of Armenia
02Agat1    12:9|issued such severe orders threatening death
02Agat1    12:20|considered among those condemned to death, and brought to the court
02Agat1    12:20|court to be put to death, while their houses will be
02Agat1    12:22|of awe and fear of death. May you dwell under the
02Agat1    13:15|Let not the bird of death snatch away the seeds of
02Agat1    13:19|his incarnation and by his death on the cross, the shedding
02Agat1    13:25|as fleeing from this temporal death, but escaping from the terrible
02Agat1    13:26|and bonds and punishment and death and incredible afflictions for the
02Agat1    14:6|bones of those put to death, and they consider their own
02Agat1    14:6|and they consider their own death on behalf of their God
02Agat1    14:7|and they have not feared death
02Agat1    14:15|parts. And take vengeance of death on whoever may be with
02Agat1    15:27|stain of shameful outrage and death [cf. Gen. 20]; who had mercy on your
02Agat1    16:3|we really fear the terrible death which you are about to
02Agat1    16:5|this world, neither life nor death - no one can separate us
02Agat1    16:8|Gayane and your friends from death to life. Do not fear
02Agat1    16:22|delivering her from a double death, and destroyed her lawless enemies
02Agat1    16:22|lawless enemies with an opprobrious death, and graciously set a glorious
02Agat1    17:13|Remember the cup of death which we have to drink
02Agat1    17:22|salvation he was wounded to death
02Agat1    18:11|at the moment of her death: “I thank you, benign Lord
02Agat1    19:2|love; and saddened at the death of the maiden, he bitterly
02Agat1    19:3|and do not tremble at death, I am speaking especially about
02Agat1    19:9|nor did he remember the death of saint Rhipsime but thought
02Agat1    19:13|and then be put to death, since she had dared to
02Agat1    19:14|they should torture her to death
02Agat1    19:15|would give Gayane a wicked death. He had the prisoners removed
02Agat1    19:15|who had been condemned to death, a swampy place near the
02Agat1    19:17|making me share in the death of your holy martyrs, Rhipsime
02Agat1    19:24|those who were put to death with the saintly ladies Gayane
02Agat1    20:12|more with various torments and death
02Agat1    21:10|God desired the repose of death for men, and at his
02Agat1    21:29|They made their death a faithful and firm seal
02Agat1    21:30|God, they can turn the death of many into life
02Agat1    21:31|God by means of the death of the Son of God
02Agat1    21:39|you will bring you to death
02Agat1    22:11|now, on account of the death of these blessed saints, whose
02Agat1    22:15|pit, that fearful place of death, from which by the will
02Agat1    22:17|For he saved me from death- and in your eyes I
02Agat1    22:29|books truly narrate. Until their death they served the profit of
02Agat3    4:45|martyrs and their endurance unto death. For they made their death
02Agat3    4:45|death. For they made their death the basis [cf. Heb. 6.19] of the true
02Agat3    4:55|he said, ’that their death is temporary and their life
02Agat3    21:3|the date for commemorating the deaths of the martyrs whose relics
02Agat3    25:7|until the day of his death when summoned by Christ to
02Agat3    29:13|year by year until his death. And immersed in Christ’s love
02Agat3    31:15|he drank the cup of death and gave to us the
02Agat3    31:15|of us creatures by his death, when he rose in the
03Buz3    1:1|St. Gregory and the latter’s death, and events transpiring from the
03Buz3    1:1|Christian faith and the latter’s death. Other writers have already described
03Buz3    2:2|after the acknowledgement of his death, was taken from Copk district
03Buz3    6:0|Vrtanes’, son Grigoris, his death and place of burial
03Buz3    11:0|Vache in that battle, the death of king Xosrov, and the
03Buz3    11:10|labor for these things. In death, they held firmly their faithfulness
03Buz3    12:21|of truth, he battled until death, first, to save himself, and
03Buz3    13:0|without a patriarch after the death of Yusik, and how Yusik’s
03Buz3    13:1|venerable Yusik was beaten to death, the country of the land
03Buz3    13:23|fact that they beat to death the principal and leader Yusik
03Buz3    14:31|Him and tortured Him to death, He endured it and never
03Buz3    14:35|to to the point of death to show you the Truth
03Buz3    14:37|did not subject you to death. He made you His relatives
03Buz3    20:14|plot to effect the king’s death
03Buz4    4:25|he battled even to the death for Truth
03Buz4    4:40|and not think that human death was final, without the hope
03Buz4    4:66|patience, look to the Lord’s death
03Buz4    5:10|salvation and life, (confess) the death and burial of the same
03Buz4    5:65|I spoke, Christ postponed the death for fifteen days, for you
03Buz4    5:67|kill him with a sinister death. But the elders and advisers
03Buz4    5:67|life of a child or death did not depend on his
03Buz4    5:71|he would be released from death for the time being, and
03Buz4    5:76|the guarantor of my son’s death, he was the person who
03Buz4    6:1|considered him the cause of death of his only beloved son
03Buz4    6:1|him to a painful bitter death
03Buz4    6:2|managed to save Nerses from death
03Buz4    6:8|there to starve them to death by strict order of the
03Buz4    6:11|leave us to starve to death when we have been persecuted
03Buz4    6:16|he can honor us with death in his name, giving us
03Buz4    6:16|giving us an ordinary natural death from which man has no
03Buz4    6:17|also send us a peaceful death and honor the kingdom
03Buz4    9:6|he would be subject to death
03Buz4    12:34|certain Asurk who, after the death of his father-in-law
03Buz4    13:26|and were destroyed suddenly, and death was general
03Buz4    15:13|to the place of his death deceived and charmed
03Buz4    15:43|your life with a bitter death, in great suffering
03Buz4    15:53|and therefore betrayed him to death, so that I could take
03Buz4    15:55|she mourned: “Listen everyone, the death of my husband occurred because
03Buz4    15:60|and this senseless and unjust death. And he involved us in
03Buz4    15:64|have heard is accurate. Gnel’s death occurred for his wife
03Buz4    18:0|The death of Vardan which was caused
03Buz4    23:4|he put his life and death along with theirs, in word
03Buz4    36:1|After the death of Zik, the Iranian Suren
03Buz4    44:13|he reigned, and until his death
03Buz4    50:13|own tanuter Vasak. Recalling the death of Vardan, he remembered: “He
03Buz4    53:9|him and was worthy of death
03Buz4    54:0|be put to a wicked death
03Buz4    54:5|them as men condemned to death. But their chief-priest, Mari
03Buz4    54:26|before you, worthy of the death penalty
03Buz4    54:28|of my ancestors, and the death of Parthian king Artewan
03Buz4    54:38|kill you with a fox’s death
03Buz4    55:16|fugitives at the fortress, for death was visited upon the people
03Buz4    56:6|he would be put to death
03Buz4    56:9|The Prayer before death
03Buz4    58:3|them would be put to death wickedly
03Buz5    1:9|from the time of the death of Gnel, until the time
03Buz5    4:64|toward you and awaits your death. He is always releasing your
03Buz5    4:68|Mushegh’s neck, saying: “Worthy of death are those who dare to
03Buz5    4:69|labored to the point of death. Often God has given us
03Buz5    4:69|tell me ’Mushegh awaits your death?Behold, he is a
03Buz5    5:1|for not putting me to death. God put me in your
03Buz5    6:19|that I am worthy of death, but it befits him to
03Buz5    7:0|Regarding the death of Arshak, king of the
03Buz5    7:0|became the cause of his death
03Buz5    7:9|even saved king Shapuh from death. He killed many of the
03Buz5    23:4|great emnity and awaited his death. Indeed, he wanted to kill
03Buz5    24:0|Regarding the death of the great chief archbishop
03Buz5    24:6|this cup and achieving the death which I had wanted from
03Buz5    26:2|After the death of Saint Nerses, he went
03Buz5    26:11|everyone was waiting for his death to possess his body
03Buz5    27:2|After the death of the great high priest
03Buz5    28:6|this fall were condemned to death
03Buz5    28:7|and they were doomed to death. But you, most gracious God
03Buz5    29:1|After the death of the partriarch Nerses, king
03Buz5    31:0|How king Pap, following the death of the patriarch Nerses, destroyed
03Buz5    31:1|was not satiated by his death. Rather he tried to corrupt
03Buz5    31:11|But after Nerses’ death, everyone boldly took the king’s
03Buz5    31:12|After Nerses’ death, when the people mourned the
03Buz5    31:14|But after the death of the chief-priest, if
03Buz5    31:17|But after his death, all this was corrupted, polluted
03Buz5    31:19|But after his death king Pap destroyed all this
03Buz5    34:1|After the death of king Pap of Armenia
03Buz5    35:24|Death should have come to me
03Buz5    36:1|family did not believe his death, despite the fact that they
03Buz5    37:30|Nonetheless, with death on his mind, he attacked
03Buz5    43:49|him, he was saved from death
03Buz5    44:9|Heaven. In no way fear death; rather, place faith in Him
03Buz5    44:10|land, for that itself represents death for God, for His Churches
03Buz5    44:15|deported myself boldly, a bad death comes to me in my
03Buz5    44:20|do it. But after his death, stupid people dared to do
03Buz5    44:21|will be condemnable. After my death I lack the authority to
03Buz5    44:22|not die - do not fear death. For without God there is
03Buz6    1:1|After the death of Manuel, Armenia’s general, no
03Buz6    3:1|Then after Zawen’s death Shahak Korchek became head of
03Buz6    4:1|After the death of bishop Shahak, a certain
03Buz6    6:4|Every year they commemorated his death
03Buz6    16:4|priest Nerses, though after Nerses’ death he had entered the ranks
04Yegh1    1:11|he put to a terrible death
04Yegh1    2:35|to pay the debt of death, commending their souls and bodies
04Yegh1    3:56|rank, he received sentence of death
04Yegh2    1:1|his lifetime, and at his death is despatched to irretrievable destruction
04Yegh2    1:2|As someone said of old: “Death not understood is death, death
04Yegh2    1:2|old: “Death not understood is death, death understood is immortality
04Yegh2    1:2|Death not understood is death, death understood is immortality
04Yegh2    1:3|Who does not know death, fears death; but he who
04Yegh2    1:3|does not know death, fears death; but he who knows death
04Yegh2    1:3|death; but he who knows death does not fear it
04Yegh2    3:59|a man to suffer even death than to deny such a
04Yegh2    4:90|Arhmn made diseases, illnesses, and death
04Yegh2    4:92|error who say: ’God made death, and evil and good derive
04Yegh2    4:93|from the tree. God made death, and subjected man to that
04Yegh2    5:102|than the honorable. They praise death and condemn life. They dishonor
04Yegh2    6:132|was stoned and put to death by King Ormizd
04Yegh2    6:149|a single fig God created death, a piece of parchment is
04Yegh2    6:149|it, whoever tears it receives death as punishment
04Yegh2    7:152|command received the punishment of death
04Yegh2    7:159|part was chastised by the death which he suffered in his
04Yegh2    7:160|if the evil god created death, what reality does death appear
04Yegh2    7:160|created death, what reality does death appear to have? None at
04Yegh2    8:190|they pay the penalty of death—not that the judges of
04Yegh2    8:192|life for everyone and not death
04Yegh2    8:193|increased, he inflicted all with death; but where there was attentive
04Yegh2    9:204|whole world, came willingly to death. And, as the Godhead knows
04Yegh2    9:215|loved us that he accepted death in order that by his
04Yegh2    9:215|in order that by his death we might be saved from
04Yegh2    9:215|might be saved from eternal death
04Yegh2    9:216|that he may accept our death as that of immortals
04Yegh2    9:218|to it in life and death
04Yegh2    10:242|Therefore, they committed themselves to death, not hesitating like ignoble cowards
04Yegh2    11:272|beasts and die a merciless death
04Yegh3    2:46|and ran to arms, preferring death to life
04Yegh3    2:49|assistants to rescue him from death and bring him back to
04Yegh3    3:52|extreme evil of allprefer death to life. Who is there
04Yegh3    3:63|that they were rushing to death like holy sheep to the
04Yegh3    5:114|are ready for persecution and death and every affliction and torture
04Yegh3    5:121|Their lives were reckoned as death, and their death as certain
04Yegh3    5:121|reckoned as death, and their death as certain life
04Yegh3    6:139|he will be punished with death; and the wife and children
04Yegh3    6:148|We have chosen death in piety rather than life
04Yegh3    6:148|a second life and avoided death
04Yegh3    8:183|are Lord of life and death, and that through you come
04Yegh3    11:257|but inwardly the bitterness of death, yet they were amazed at
04Yegh4    3:69|them would fight to the death
04Yegh4    3:73|drink the cup of bitter death in great dishonor
04Yegh5    1:2|are feeble-hearted. Their own death or loss of possessions, the
04Yegh5    1:3|Apostasy they accounted as death, and death for God’s sake
04Yegh5    1:3|they accounted as death, and death for God’s sake as everlasting
04Yegh5    1:12|they desired to share the death of the valiant martyrs
04Yegh5    1:16|land and suffered a merciless death. But he who advanced bravely
04Yegh5    1:22|this battle with a holy death, let us accept it with
04Yegh5    2:38|wishing to inflict a bitter death on us, and our servants
04Yegh5    2:50|had received the punishment of death from the holy covenanters. But
04Yegh5    3:65|immortal, who by his own death abolished the power of death
04Yegh5    3:65|death abolished the power of death
04Yegh5    3:66|And if death is destroyed by death, let
04Yegh5    3:66|if death is destroyed by death, let us not fear to
04Yegh5    3:66|not fear to share Christ’s death; for with whom we die
04Yegh5    3:72|lay down his life in death for our sins and absolved
04Yegh5    3:72|lay down our lives in death for his immortal power, lest
04Yegh5    4:77|and saved his army from death and the people from enslavement
04Yegh5    4:87|and if we put to death, the same life lies before
04Yegh5    4:88|before him, he patiently endured death—even the death of the
04Yegh5    4:88|patiently endured deatheven the death of the cross. Therefore, God
04Yegh5    4:94|them. Some desire an untimely death but do not attain it
04Yegh5    5:105|he bravely fought to the death and taught the same to
04Yegh5    5:110|the saintly martyrs by whose death the holy church was strengthened
04Yegh5    5:114|cried out, saying: “May our death equal the death of the
04Yegh5    5:114|May our death equal the death of the just and the
04Yegh5    5:117|the fame of bravery. Choose death over a cowardly life
04Yegh5    5:121|had received the penalty of death by the sword. Their sons
04Yegh5    6:139|rolling in the agony of death
04Yegh5    6:147|Many reached the point of death, especially as the bodies had
04Yegh6    1:9|May our death equal the death of the
04Yegh6    1:9|May our death equal the death of the brave heroes, and
04Yegh6    1:14|was unable to impose the death penalty on them. But after
04Yegh6    1:15|see the sun after the death of our friends
04Yegh6    4:89|even if they had faced death they would not have hesitated
04Yegh6    4:97|had been implicated in the death of the magi in Zarehavan
04Yegh6    6:137|within the palace, sentence of death was passed upon him
04Yegh6    6:139|where all those condemned to death were kept
04Yegh6    7:160|The stench of death emanated from him, and his
04Yegh6    7:162|He tasted the death of suffocation and descended to
04Yegh6    7:166|not befall him on his death
04Yegh7    1:19|and to put them to death by the sword
04Yegh7    2:33|received a command for their death and you kill them, you
04Yegh7    3:55|he no longer considers our death as mortal but requites to
04Yegh7    3:66|condemned thief from the second death and thereby opened the locked
04Yegh7    3:66|who was the cause of death for many, you have now
04Yegh7    3:70|I was the cause of death may I also become the
04Yegh7    5:120|alive; now on their holy death they wish that I too
04Yegh7    5:124|I shall be unafraid of death? When will it be that
04Yegh7    6:135|encouraging them not to fear death
04Yegh7    6:149|if he is put to death by the sword, there are
04Yegh7    7:152|he may suffer a miserable death
04Yegh7    7:165|led to the place of death, neither they nor any man
04Yegh7    8:177|caused all the torments of death
04Yegh7    8:182|your bonds and saved from death, but you will also be
04Yegh7    8:197|their mouths come edicts of death and life
04Yegh7    9:208|would be quickly condemned to death
04Yegh7    10:235|not surrender to a painful death in the fashion of that
04Yegh7    10:237|a sickly life and prefers death to life
04Yegh7    10:250|healing from doctors and prefers death to lifethese are not
04Yegh7    11:266|in the likeness of his death, how much more will we
04Yegh7    11:268|do we fear the cruel death which you are about to
04Yegh7    11:270|yourself have yourself condemned to death
04Yegh7    13:319|a general order for their death had been given, he said
04Yegh7    15:354|their bonds, the threat of death passing them byfor edicts
04Yegh7    15:355|has been said about their death up to here, their condemnation
04Yegh7    15:357|a holy and desirable martyr’s death on the twenty-fifth day
04Yegh8    1:11|affairs and were condemned to death for their deeds, you should
04Yegh8    1:20|executioner note: “First in the death of the magi, and then
04Yegh8    1:23|right for you to escape death unless you worship the sun
04Yegh8    2:32|them to be bastinadoed to death
04Yegh8    2:35|king, either put us to death like our fathers, or inflict
04Yegh8    2:44|been deprived of a holy death, they went their long journey
04Yegh8    3:60|warriors who gave themselves to death for our sake and spilled
04Yegh9    3:51|he was constrained to risk death; he reckoned it better to
04Yegh9    3:53|him to be put to death on the spot
04Yegh9    3:57|He reminded them of the death of the nobles and the
04Yegh9    4:98|the valiant martyrs in their death, and from afar became consoling
05Parp1    1:0|man Agat’angeghos, commenced with the death of Artewan caused by Artashir
05Parp1    5:0|escaped from such a perilous death upon reaching their destination recall
05Parp2    12:3|After the death of Vahram, king of Iran
05Parp2    12:13|After the death of Yazkert (son of Shapuh
05Parp2    15:4|saint Nerses observed the unjust death which Arshak treacherously inflicted on
05Parp2    17:63|be sentenced to a martyr’s death by the sword of the
05Parp2    17:64|correctly and faithfully affirmed the death of martyrdom that will come
05Parp2    18:7|commemorated the day of his death
05Parp3    25:6|he will be put to death without any clemency
05Parp3    26:12|honor, the promises, and the death-threats from Yazkert, king of
05Parp3    27:10|Although the physical labor and death that all would bear would
05Parp3    29:3|to work. They preferred immediate death to seeing such disasters and
05Parp3    30:2|’I do not desire the death of the sinner, but his
05Parp3    30:6|dread the day of our death, since no one can escape
05Parp3    30:7|or in exile, mendicity and death
05Parp3    30:23|has faced great sorrows and death
05Parp3    31:5|own comrades, dying an unworthy death; or, if he agreed to
05Parp3    31:5|might evilly be put to death, or else, after living through
05Parp3    32:1|remaining there (they were) risking death and destruction
05Parp3    36:6|of the saints, our good deaths will crown us. (Should we
05Parp3    37:12|the land of Armenia bringing death, taking captives, and causing harm
05Parp3    38:8|Ghewond) would die a martyr’s death. Although they did not reveal
05Parp3    38:9|experience a premature and slow death, have chosen eternal life
05Parp3    38:10|people who (experienced) torments and death, some keeping fasts, on pallets
05Parp3    38:13|sang of their respectability: ’The death of His saints before the
05Parp3    40:1|king Yazkert heard about the deaths of good men from the
05Parp3    40:1|Iranian brigade, and about the death of Vardan, he fell into
05Parp3    41:13|the verdict of an evil death and ruin, as though carried
05Parp3    41:14|when he heard about the deaths of blessed Vardan and Hmayeak
05Parp3    43:3|deed, which is worthy of death, and to put your hands
05Parp3    43:3|against a man, it merits death, to say nothing about perpetrating
05Parp3    43:7|and to put us to death. Rather, (our actions) deserve praise
05Parp3    43:9|If any are worthy of death, it is the ones who
05Parp3    44:1|with numerous crimes deserving the death penalty? You ruined the atrushans
05Parp3    44:4|cannot yourselves think up a death, and a way of quitting
05Parp3    44:11|diverse sorrows and even await death eagerly, so that we be
05Parp3    44:24|were lost. Wicked recompense and death have been prepared (for Ghewond
05Parp3    44:25|as that man who deserves death, words which (Ghewond) so audaciously
05Parp3    45:27|was the cause of the deaths of such a multitude of
05Parp3    46:11|he died a wicked, bitter death
05Parp3    46:14|until the day of his death, by prince Vasak’s own attendants
05Parp3    48:9|priests, who long since deserved death, but because of your delay
05Parp3    48:10|so long, preserving them from death, such an action would be
05Parp3    49:1|joy. But before the saint’s death, for many days (the mages
05Parp3    50:3|Christianity will go to their deaths with great joy for (such
05Parp3    50:5|To the point of death, they strive in person and
05Parp3    51:12|angels, and who, in their death are joyful
05Parp3    51:13|earth, fallen to disease and death
05Parp3    52:2|bound those people condemned to death. The mages had had them
05Parp3    53:2|put you to a bitter death, while we shall be guiltless
05Parp3    53:8|If the priests knew the death which has been readied for
05Parp3    53:13|and vardapets in life or death
05Parp3    54:12|of infidel men condemned to death for killing the fire. And
05Parp3    54:14|at the time of their death and passage to God, so
05Parp3    55:6|and are responsible for the deaths of many Aryans. If you
05Parp3    55:6|you were the cause of death for merely two or three
05Parp3    55:6|you were guilty of the deaths) of such people of a
05Parp3    55:7|grave crimes and condemnation to death, the king of kings has
05Parp3    55:7|faith, I will excuse the death-penalty, I will send the
05Parp3    55:8|you were the cause (of death) for many Aryans, you may
05Parp3    55:19|us, beseeching God for our death for God, than for our
05Parp3    56:0|a human, choose life over death
05Parp3    56:1|to say such words deserving death is very sinful, unworthy of
05Parp3    56:10|that is the cup of death, which we hurry to drink
05Parp3    57:6|At the time of their deaths they note: “Lord Jesus, accept
05Parp3    57:7|At the time of his death, (Ghewond) said with a joyful
05Parp3    57:12|we shall be condemned to death in the king’s presence
05Parp3    57:24|or inform anyone about the death of the priests or about
05Parp3    57:36|prayers, and I saw the death of each of them, and
05Parp3    57:40|at the time of his death—all of this served as
05Parp3    58:2|for we regard such a death as honorable and exalted above
05Parp3    58:7|crippling, but for flaying and death, for the name of Christ
05Parp3    58:15|until the time of his death and courageously fulfilling what had
05Parp3    59:1|sons of people condemned to death and had taken to court
05Parp4    60:3|of kings has forgiven your death-penalty, and has ordered you
05Parp4    61:1|belongings, giving themselves up to death fearlessly, enduring bondage for a
05Parp4    62:0|For after the death of the blessed kat’oghikos Yovsep’
05Parp4    64:23|ordination away from me, only death can take it. (The king
05Parp4    64:34|other part was saddened to death. He rejoiced upon hearing that
05Parp4    64:34|for him neither shackles nor death (which for a long time
05Parp4    65:3|wrought very great damage and death. Just as it was in
05Parp4    66:15|saint Gregory and through the death of (our) ancestors who, by
05Parp4    66:15|our hopes) on our own deaths, for we consider it better
05Parp4    66:16|Vasak, heard the mention of death, they were so encouraged and
05Parp4    66:17|him grief. But I prefer death than to live like this
05Parp4    69:5|willingly come forth asking for death
05Parp4    74:6|a wonderful opportunity for transforming death into immortality, the present into
05Parp4    74:6|for a renowned and glorious death, we will later quit this
05Parp4    74:6|through a nameless and useless death
05Parp4    75:12|Truly, is not death preferable to hearing that from
05Parp4    75:19|as a boy by (the death of) my (fore)fathers I
05Parp4    75:26|for persecution, poverty grief and death. For whatever I encounter as
05Parp4    75:30|die a noteworthy and good death as Christians, rather than become
05Parp4    76:4|at least in meeting my death I will quench this inconsolable
05Parp4    76:11|miscreant Hrahat (who deserves multiple deaths for his wicked deeds) and
05Parp4    76:13|your life and not your death
05Parp4    80:10|be able to) devise Vahan’s death, the king will give you
05Parp4    85:4|and what sort of a death was it
05Parp4    85:6|ill about the gods brings death and destruction, nonetheless, it is
05Parp4    85:9|’If we are condemned to death, and the king of kings
05Parp4    85:11|went as people condemned to death, not as warriors going to
05Parp4    88:22|the ridicule. Willing to face death, they were forced to do
05Parp4    89:6|day we dedicated ourselves to death. Everyone had previously resolved upon
05Parp4    91:20|forced to the point of death. He demanded service and labor
05Parp4    91:24|but were unwilling to risk death
05Parp4    92:18|our lives in peril of death, and abandoned the lord of
05Parp4    95:6|and of a wickedly tormented death. However, since there is another
05Parp4    95:7|fearlessly commit their lives to death, regarding life as sweet. But
05Parp4    95:17|deserve to be put to death. They know what kind of
05Parp4    96:10|became the envivifier of my death, and raised me up from
05Parp4    96:12|you, and would see the death in all of my limbs
05Parp4    100:1|drowning of the Egyptians, the death of the man of old
06Khor1    4:20|created by God yet reached death and burial
06Khor1    11:1|Concerning the war and the death of Bēl
06Khor1    13:1|east, his victory, and the death of Niwk’ar Madēs
06Khor1    15:1|Concerning Ara and his death in war at the hands
06Khor1    15:2|a few years before the death of Ninos, acquired the government
06Khor1    15:4|However, after the death of Ninos, or his flight
06Khor1    15:12|Semiramis and to revenge Ara’s death, she note: “I have ordered
06Khor1    16:1|How after the death of Ara Semiramis built the
06Khor1    17:1|Armenia and was put to death by her son Ninuas
06Khor1    17:12|cause and circumstances of Semiramis’ death
06Khor1    18:4|Syrian in speaking of the death of Semiramis here, her flight
06Khor1    19:1|What happened after the death of Semiramis
06Khor1    21:2|at the time of Ara’s death. And having sincere confidence in
06Khor1    30:6|plot he hid the intended death of Tigranuhi if she did
06Khor1    30:20|But the death of Azhdahak brought it to
06Khor1    33:1|small Ethiopian army, and his death
06Khor2    2:2|said, sixty years after the death of Alexander the Valiant, Arshak
06Khor2    5:1|battle of Morp’iwḷik and his death from a blow by a
06Khor2    12:5|village of Ashtishat after the death of Artashēs
06Khor2    12:9|the sad news of Artashēs’ death was heard. Those bringing them
06Khor2    13:15|man’s fate happy until his death.
06Khor2    14:3|Greek army, which after the death of his father Artashēs and
06Khor2    15:1|capture of Mazhak and the death of Mithridates
06Khor2    15:8|words: “The news of the death of Mithridates reached Pompey near
06Khor2    21:2|Samosata he heard of Tigran’s death. Taking the city and leaving
06Khor2    24:10|Herod had put Hyrcanus to death to prevent any plot against
06Khor2    24:16|was Saria, he put to death in front of him, and
06Khor2    28:3|had cast the fear of death upon them, there were many
06Khor2    29:6|put John the Baptist to death
06Khor2    29:7|divine providence to avenge the death of John the Baptist
06Khor2    33:30|gods. And we threatened with death those who spoke evil of
06Khor2    33:31|of the cross nor of death but rather of honor and
06Khor2    34:2|After the death of Abgar the Armenian kingdom
06Khor2    34:5|Likewise, whatever concerns the death of Addē, the disciple of
06Khor2    34:6|the throne after his father’s death, he did not inherit his
06Khor2    36:1|etymology of Sanatruk and his death
06Khor2    37:2|After King Sanatruk’s death the kingdom fell into confusion
06Khor2    37:9|And at the death of Sanatruk they in unison
06Khor2    44:5|law Mihrdat; but after Mihrdat’s death it had not been given
06Khor2    46:1|of his city, and his death
06Khor2    47:2|After the death of Eruand Smbat entered the
06Khor2    47:7|he had been put to death by him
06Khor2    53:2|After the death of the last Arshak, king
06Khor2    60:1|Concerning the death of Artashēs
06Khor2    60:2|a beautiful account of the death of Artashēs
06Khor2    60:12|many multitudes died at the death of Artashēs, his beloved wives
06Khor2    60:15|Around the tomb were willing deaths, as we said above
06Khor2    61:1|brothers and sisters, and his death with its allegory
06Khor2    61:4|the following fable. At the death of Artashēs much slaughter took
06Khor2    63:5|Siunik’, the news of Tiran’s death reached him; on hearing it
06Khor2    64:4|the Mediterranean regions after the death of Peroz, subdued Armenia, and
06Khor2    65:1|against the Khazars, and his death
06Khor2    65:2|After the death of Tigran his son Vaḷarsh
06Khor2    65:8|lives on even after his death on account of his repute
06Khor2    65:13|exact vengeance for his father’s death. Routing those powerful nations with
06Khor2    67:3|a summary account of the death of Artavan, the Persian king
06Khor2    68:3|Scripture says that after the death of Sarah, Abraham married K’etura
06Khor2    68:9|Now after the death of their father Artashēs wished
06Khor2    71:4|the sad news of Artavan’s death and of the alliance of
06Khor2    74:13|his family were put to death; but God’s care saved only
06Khor2    75:8|account of events after the death of Khosrov down to the
06Khor2    81:4|In the year of Artashir’s death a certain Arbok Chen-bakur
06Khor2    81:10|west, which is equivalent to death for him. So, let there
06Khor2    86:16|this world a practice for death, by her words a witness
06Khor2    87:8|see him; and on Artashir’s death he did not submit to
06Khor2    89:2|This impious Arius suffered the death that he merited in the
06Khor2    90:12|more to anyone until his death
06Khor2    91:1|Concerning the death of Gregory and Aristakēs, and
06Khor2    91:14|many years and on his death was transposed to the ranks
06Khor2    92:1|Concerning the death of King Trdat, including a
06Khor3    1:2|the Great down to the death of Saint Trdat, dealing with
06Khor3    2:1|What happened after the death of Trdat to Vrt’anēs the
06Khor3    2:2|At the time of Trdat’s death Vrt’anēs the Great was at
06Khor3    3:7|when the news of Trdat’s death arrived, the same Sanatruk and
06Khor3    4:3|For on the death of the blessed Trdat, the
06Khor3    6:2|his own lifetime, after the death of his tutor Artavazd Mandakuni
06Khor3    7:1|Jacob the Great, and his death
06Khor3    10:1|The death of Khosrov and the war
06Khor3    10:6|when he heard of Khosrov’s death and that his son Tiran
06Khor3    14:4|he would be put to death for trampling on the emperor’s
06Khor3    14:5|After his death Tiran was cursed by the
06Khor3    16:1|Concerning the death of Yusik’s sons and the
06Khor3    16:3|days by a most fearful death that would inspire terror in
06Khor3    21:4|young Gnel, be put to death and that Theodosius should attack
06Khor3    22:1|and Gnel occurred, and the death of Tiran
06Khor3    22:9|the avenging of my father’s death on my uncle on whose
06Khor3    22:12|must choose either to receive death or to leave Ayrarat and
06Khor3    24:2|the terror of sinners, the death of Tiran and Gnel
06Khor3    31:10|until the day of his death
06Khor3    35:1|upon Armenia by and the death of Arshak
06Khor3    36:2|After the death of Arshak, Shapuh gathered a
06Khor3    36:8|befallen Armenia and of the death of Arshak, he beseeched Emperor
06Khor3    37:1|place at Dzirav and the death of the impious Mehrujan
06Khor3    39:8|his insolence was put to death with the axe. He had
06Khor3    48:6|until the day of his death. And now we have decided
06Khor3    51:3|On the death of the valiant Armenian commander
06Khor3    51:15|penalty for their assassination with death
06Khor3    55:3|imprisoned Khosrov, who after Artashir’s death had been released from bonds
06Khor3    55:5|Gazavon, who after his father’s death had been taken from the
06Khor3    58:7|enemies and by a just death the unjust death of souls
06Khor3    58:7|a just death the unjust death of souls might be put
06Khor3    67:10|had passed since Saint Sahak’s death, on the thirteenth of Mehekan
06Khor3    67:15|body, which had prepared for death even before dying
06Khor3    68:27|who before dying has tasted death, cast down with dishonor from
06Khor3    68:43|every kind of illness and death. Piety has been forgotten and
07Seb1    7:4|from above. Therefore, they despised death, reckoning it better to die
07Seb1    7:5|Persian troops against Ormizd; the death of Ormizd and the reign
07Seb1    7:5|the reign of Khosrov; the death of Maurice and the reign
07Seb1    7:7|the return to Atrpatakan; the death of Khosrov; the reign of
07Seb1    8:0|Vahan’s rebellion against Peroz. Death of Peroz and reign of
07Seb1    8:0|is appointed marzpan of Armenia. Death of Kawat and reign of
07Seb1    9:4|At the time of his death the light of the divine
07Seb1    9:23|the raids of brigands; the death-bringing attacks, the cry of
07Seb1    10:1|It happened after the death of Khosrov son of Kawat
07Seb1    11:0|is defeated. The flight and death of Vahram
07Seb1    11:2|peace between us until the death of us both; and let
07Seb1    11:5|in great danger and saw death before his eyes; for he
07Seb1    11:28|order he was put to death by its people
07Seb1    13:3|were put to a martyr’s death in various places
07Seb1    17:0|the Greek sector and their death. Enemies from the Thracian side
07Seb1    17:6|I do not see your death.Then they cut off
07Seb1    17:6|enemies to be put to death. And with great cruelty he
07Seb1    22:1|to seek vengeance for the death of his father from those
07Seb1    22:2|he were unaware of the death of his brother, nonetheless he
07Seb1    23:0|The death of the Armenian nobles who
07Seb1    23:1|At that time occurred the death of the (following) Armenian princes
07Seb1    23:1|the Vahewunik’, died a natural death. Mamak Mamikonean, sent to Armenia
07Seb1    25:0|Asorestan against Khosrov and his death en route through the treachery
07Seb1    28:12|the court and put to death by the king
07Seb1    29:0|The death of Smbat. Rebellion of the
07Seb1    30:0|rebellion from Khosrov and his death. The Persian and Greek governors
07Seb1    33:0|population of Karin to Ahmatan. Death of the Catholicoi Yovhan and
07Seb1    36:14|of his passion. And his death will be a diadem of
07Seb1    40:0|Catholicosate, and after him Ezr. Death of Kawat; reign of the
07Seb1    42:0|the kingdom of the Persians. Death of Heraclius and the reign
07Seb1    44:0|The death of Constantine and reign of
07Seb1    44:0|plot of Valentinus and his death. Return from exile of the
07Seb1    44:1|the title of curopalates; his death. Division of the army of
07Seb1    44:2|On the death of Heraclius his son Constantine
07Seb1    44:3|days. He was put to death in a plot of his
07Seb1    46:34|himself ’as far as to death and the death of the
07Seb1    46:34|as to death and the death of the Cross’. ’While we
07Seb1    46:34|reconciled with God through the death of his Son’. Again he
07Seb1    46:35|who had the power of death, that is, Satan’. What then
07Seb1    47:6|accused of plotting the emperor’s death
07Seb1    47:12|of the Thracian princes plotted death against him; they accused him
07Seb1    48:0|the Ismaelites against the Persians. Death of Yazkert. Extinction of Sasanian
07Seb1    48:5|princes made a pact with death and contracted an alliance with
07Seb1    49:5|so that from terror of death they all carried out the
07Seb1    51:3|Therefore, preferring death to life, they weighed their
07Seb1    52:0|and the giving of hostages. Death of T’ēodoros Ṙshtuni. Hamazasp Mamikonean
07Seb1    52:2|because fear of a dreadful death hung over them
07Seb1    52:3|Ashnak. He put him to death in an exceedingly cruel fashion
07Seb1    52:15|Therefore, reckoning death better than life, they withdrew
08Ghev1    1:6|country, bringing the sword and death to it. Now put on
08Ghev1    4:0|of the Armenians, and the deaths of the princes
08Ghev1    5:0|by the Romans, and the death of Ashot
08Ghev1    5:1|After the death of Grigor, Ashot patrik (the
08Ghev1    7:5|his deadly poison. He planned death for the monastery of Saint
08Ghev1    7:10|and asking what sort of death the clerics should be subjected
08Ghev1    7:17|to give them such bitter deaths? Rather, He wanted to bestow
08Ghev1    7:17|on them through a transitory death
08Ghev1    10:10|They burned to death before the altar of the
08Ghev1    10:10|save us from the bitter death which awaits us. The heat
08Ghev1    10:14|the infidels condemned them to death and hanged them
08Ghev1    13:10|the Christian peoples, since the death of the disciples of Jesus
08Ghev1    14:9|us often to meditate upon death. On the contrary it was
08Ghev1    14:64|nor any Apostle after the death of His disciples
08Ghev1    14:65|further stated that, after the death of the disciples of the
08Ghev1    14:68|any other justice, and regarding death at your hands as the
08Ghev1    14:97|is true that since the death of Moses, instead of one
08Ghev1    14:125|disciple, and handed over to death, as the holy Gospels have
08Ghev1    14:130|a rich man in his death), although he had done no
08Ghev1    14:141|Him during His life-giving death, and the sweat which covered
08Ghev1    14:149|As for His life-giving death, of which you have heard
08Ghev1    14:149|one could put Him to death. But (I ask you), if
08Ghev1    14:156|we be saved from eternal death by the blood of the
08Ghev1    14:156|of Him, announcing thereby His death as the sacrifice of the
08Ghev1    14:177|of those who have suffered death in His cause? It is
08Ghev1    14:177|of the Lord is the death of His saints
08Ghev1    14:182|to apostasy, and putting to death all those who resist your
08Ghev1    14:182|only putting yourself under eternal death, as it has been predicted
08Ghev1    14:183|their faith by their own death, so that we may bury
08Ghev1    14:199|at the hour of your death you violently put your wives
08Ghev1    14:199|violently put your wives to death, following the inspiration of the
08Ghev1    14:201|caused by the horror of death. For he believed that the
08Ghev1    14:201|God and were lost after death. Filled with this thought, and
08Ghev1    14:201|Jews to put Him to death
08Ghev1    14:203|the Word of God) tasted death in His human nature, while
08Ghev1    14:204|upon Himself and met His death. He assured by this resurrection
08Ghev1    14:212|these devastating raids which bring death and captivity to all peoples
08Ghev1    14:218|you, under the threat of death; but we can only respond
08Ghev1    16:3|demise and was close to death, the violence of that demon
08Ghev1    20:29|you are the son of death and unworthy of life. Indeed
08Ghev1    20:32|to the day of his death, did not gird a sword
08Ghev1    22:5|and then put them to death (by hanging them) on trees
08Ghev1    23:3|behavior, he is worthy of death and should be killed
08Ghev1    24:0|When Marwan learned about the death of their caliph al-Walid
08Ghev1    24:1|as an avenger of the death of al-Walid and his
08Ghev1    24:5|knives and thus died bitter deaths
08Ghev1    24:6|rocks and cruelly crushed to death. Girls who were virgins were
08Ghev1    25:10|died a pitiful and ignoble death. As is said of behavior
08Ghev1    30:5|When Sahak saw the death of the brother he so
08Ghev1    31:2|the Khazars) suspected that her death was the result of some
08Ghev1    33:9|they die cruel and painful deaths. We are unable to narrate
08Ghev1    34:36|day and die a disagreeable death. For I know things about
08Ghev1    34:63|valiant martyrs ignored the bitter deaths awaiting them, even though they
08Ghev1    34:64|for earthly concerns. For this death is temporary whereas life is
08Ghev1    34:65|and the hour of our death has arrived
08Ghev1    36:2|few days before (the caliph’s) death in which he saw the
08Ghev1    39:1|al-Mahdi learned about the death of the Byzantine emperor, he
08Ghev1    39:5|for [22] years. But after the death of Constantine and his son
08Ghev1    39:16|he learned about the lamentable deaths of prince Tachat and the
08Ghev1    40:5|This wrathful verdict and unjust death sentence was sent to the
08Ghev1    40:6|As their death sentence was being read out
08Ghev1    40:7|your only deliverance from the death you have been condemned to
08Ghev1    40:8|was terrified about his temporal death and condemned his person to
08Ghev1    40:9|out of fear of imminent death and not willingly, perhaps Christ
08Ghev1    40:19|judge that even after their deaths (his heart) was not softened
08Ghev1    40:23|Thus after his death, he was regarded as a
09Draskh1    1:6|since wretched old age holds death ready at the door, and
09Draskh1    1:17|will read about) the painful death of King Smbat who died
09Draskh1    1:18|see how before the king’s death, through cunningness and subtlety the
09Draskh1    1:19|and how after the death of king Smbat there were
09Draskh1    1:21|unexpected devastation and fear of death were provoked
09Draskh1    5:3|After his death, Seleucus ruled over Babylon, subordinating
09Draskh1    5:4|Upon his death Antiochus, surnamed Soter (Sovter), succeeded
09Draskh1    5:6|Abraham had married after the death of Sarahruled over the
09Draskh1    5:26|until the time of his death
09Draskh1    6:13|After Tigran’s death, Antony (Antoninos), the king of
09Draskh1    6:13|conquered. They put Antigonos to death and once again made Herod
09Draskh1    6:22|They put to death one of his relatives, and
09Draskh1    6:22|being unable to endure the death of his son, he yielded
09Draskh1    8:2|his own daughter Sanduxt to death by means of torments and
09Draskh1    8:3|was at once tortured to death by Sanatruk; he was martyred
09Draskh1    8:4|Forty-three years after the death of the blessed apostle Thaddeus
09Draskh1    8:6|of) Christ, disturbed by the death of the blessed men, went
09Draskh1    9:5|no longer appeared until his death; he quietly retired to the
09Draskh1    10:0|The Death of Saint Aristakes and King
09Draskh1    10:4|hears of no tidings of death
09Draskh1    10:9|he was secretly threatened with death by the inhabitants of Mount
09Draskh1    10:11|After the death of Saint Trdat, the impious
09Draskh1    10:11|house of Saint Grigor, to death in the Vatnean plain by
09Draskh1    11:3|After Xosrov’s death Vrt’anes the Great took Tiran
09Draskh1    11:8|After Constantius’ death, the impious Julian ruled in
09Draskh1    12:15|hostage, to be put to death. Subsequently, having been informed of
09Draskh1    12:15|who had been put to death and the other hostages whom
09Draskh1    12:16|Upon Valentinian’s death his brother, the impious Valens
09Draskh1    13:0|against Mehruzhan the Apostate; the Death of Nerses the Great and
09Draskh1    13:2|Great heard of his unfortunate death he earnestly asked the Emperor
09Draskh1    13:4|and thus put him to death
09Draskh1    13:8|Pap seized and put to death, and instead he set up
09Draskh1    13:14|After the death of Arshak Mesrop from Hac’ekac’
09Draskh1    14:10|But after the death of Vramshapuh, the king of
09Draskh1    14:12|But after the death of Yazkert, the second Vram
09Draskh1    14:24|After the death of Vram, his son Yazkert
09Draskh1    15:6|until the day of his death. He bravely fought many wars
09Draskh1    16:28|But shortly before Movses’s death Kiwrion repudiated the right path
09Draskh1    16:32|at the time of his death. Dishonoring and repudiating idolatrous impiety
09Draskh1    18:2|to Ctesiphon and putting to death the child-king Artashir, immediately
09Draskh1    18:3|wife of Xorem. After her death (they set up) a certain
09Draskh1    19:26|both Mardine and Eraklak to death, and crowned Constans, the son
09Draskh1    19:30|a new south gale, the death-bearing xorshak (simoon), blew on
09Draskh1    19:31|seeking truce in exchange for death and concluding an alliance in
09Draskh1    19:46|Armenia was informed of the death of T’eodoros and the cessation
09Draskh1    21:7|especially reminding Ogbay of physical death, which is the common lot
09Draskh1    21:9|he ordered that after his death they put the above letter
09Draskh1    21:10|Ogbay was informed of the death of the blessed Sahak, he
09Draskh1    21:14|made Sahak more venerable in death than he would make us
09Draskh1    22:7|by wisely routing their spiritual death through physical toils
09Draskh1    24:10|After the death of the patriarch Yovab, they
09Draskh1    24:29|Yovsep’, and putting him to death at the sources of the
09Draskh1    25:12|After Sahak’s death, his son Grigor, surnamed Sup’an
09Draskh1    25:22|Yovhannes) all met a violent death brought upon them by the
09Draskh1    25:53|torments and agonies, and confronted death with joy, because they were
09Draskh1    25:60|with the Scriptures, and deeming death an advantage
09Draskh1    25:64|be not afraid of temporary death; for even though we are
09Draskh1    25:70|saints; the anniversary of their death was honored every year on
09Draskh1    26:18|merciless torments, agonies and horrible death
09Draskh1    26:23|the necessary price of corporeal death, so that dying a natural
09Draskh1    26:23|so that dying a natural death, he was not stained with
09Draskh1    26:27|by the horror of transitory death, they failed to consider the
09Draskh1    26:28|the Register of Life. His death took place in the [608th] year
09Draskh1    27:3|where each one met his death
09Draskh1    28:3|Now, after the death of Ashot, the great and
09Draskh1    29:19|this manner, he met his death, and was carried away to
09Draskh1    30:0|The Death of King Ashot and the
09Draskh1    30:41|confident in the Lord, that death awaits the sick man who
09Draskh1    30:45|sins and the shadow of death cover me on all sides
09Draskh1    30:73|so that in life after death your trial before the universal
09Draskh1    32:8|tears and unbearable agonies of death that came upon you, and
09Draskh1    32:17|not consider) it tragic, if death, to which we are bound
09Draskh1    33:13|the most horrid agony of death awaited the Ishmaelite forces at
09Draskh1    34:21|whom rose the stench of death because his heart was affected
09Draskh1    34:31|back. Having (thus) met his death, his body was brought back
09Draskh1    35:8|way exposed them to danger, death or confinement. On the contrary
09Draskh1    37:0|for War against Smbat; His Death
09Draskh1    37:22|his body, the stench of death rose from him
09Draskh1    37:26|Afshin heard of his father’s death, he stealthily left the city
09Draskh1    38:0|and Hasan Arcruni, and the Death of Ashot
09Draskh1    38:12|Hasan from the danger of death and assure his safe return
09Draskh1    39:0|Afshin as Governor, and the Death of Shapuh and Dawit’ Brothers
09Draskh1    39:11|died. The king mourned his death greatly. In his anxiety, he
09Draskh1    42:6|underneath was the bitterness of death
09Draskh1    42:21|with the girdle of fortitude. Death in avenging their king meant
09Draskh1    42:23|prepared to die a martyr’s death like David. They flung stones
09Draskh1    43:27|insults bore the stench of death. Also I was cast into
09Draskh1    44:6|time, being in danger of death, because he could not find
09Draskh1    44:8|because of my fear of death, which is something temporary for
09Draskh1    45:14|Like a tempest, the deathly Ishmaelite winds blew bitterly and
09Draskh1    45:21|And, indeed, such a deathly and acrid stench rose in
09Draskh1    46:5|them pay their penalty by death
09Draskh1    46:6|by him, he condemned to death secretly. Thus, he first betrayed
09Draskh1    46:6|The latter gave him a deathly poison to drink, as a
09Draskh1    46:10|penalty of horrible and insidious death, save for the prudent king
09Draskh1    46:10|terrified of such an unbearable death, they submitted to the wishes
09Draskh1    46:18|by the pestiferous bitterness of death to the degree that they
09Draskh1    46:20|were filled with smoke. Thus, death prevailed, and having devoured the
09Draskh1    48:7|but suddenly he met his death which is the common lot
09Draskh1    48:15|himself the alternative of corporeal death and pronounced the verdict on
09Draskh1    48:15|perish. Like Eliezer he preferred death with valor to life with
09Draskh1    48:16|from the danger of unnecessary death, both those that were under
09Draskh1    48:21|Armenia, Gagik prudently foresaw Yusuf’s death-spreading pretext devised by the
09Draskh1    49:1|conspiracy to put him to death, and blending death with life
09Draskh1    49:1|him to death, and blending death with life, confined him in
09Draskh1    49:5|Smbat to have a violent death and gradually began to subject
09Draskh1    49:9|mouths of human beings spurt death. Then, turning from their love
09Draskh1    49:13|who had been immersed in death with Christ by being baptized
09Draskh1    49:16|were sick, in danger (of death) or diseased
09Draskh1    50:9|Before his father suffered the death of a martyr, Ashot, like
09Draskh1    51:4|made us fruitful prey for death
09Draskh1    51:11|both young and old, to death through the same agony, and
09Draskh1    51:23|guilty, the judges passed the death sentence on the latter and
09Draskh1    51:39|the agony of an intolerable death, willingly went toward the sword
09Draskh1    51:43|off the branches of their death-bearing fruits. For nothing can
09Draskh1    51:44|defiled and condemned men, turned death, which is inevitable, to life
09Draskh1    51:45|trod upon their sufferings and death like incorporeal creatures. They were
09Draskh1    51:45|like the dauntless martyrs in death, and having set out came
09Draskh1    51:47|satan, and terrified by momentary death, were swayed in their hearts
09Draskh1    51:47|themselves with the labors of deathly sins and inundated themselves with
09Draskh1    53:12|on us the stench of death, continued (to scourge us) for
09Draskh1    53:31|over the cities, and the deathly night that covered the villages
09Draskh1    53:33|Thus death spread in a matter of
09Draskh1    53:33|our sins the shadow of death covered us. As we did
09Draskh1    54:30|tormented and persecuted by the deathly and insidious breath of Amalek
09Draskh1    54:44|because of their fear of death. Like a twig that is
09Draskh1    54:45|slaughters multitudes. For it brought death to all through its insidious
09Draskh1    54:50|torments that would hasten his death, (the ostikan) exposed Smbat to
09Draskh1    54:57|physically and saved me from death. He returned me and those
09Draskh1    55:1|as well as of the death of the beneficent and blessed
09Draskh1    55:13|for two days for the death of the blessed Mani. Here
09Draskh1    55:22|cave (mentioned above). Were that death would allow me to carry
09Draskh1    57:8|put some of them to death, and amputated the noses as
09Draskh1    59:13|intention of putting him to death unnoticed
09Draskh1    59:16|which bore the stench of death
09Draskh1    60:28|save me from the iniquitous death which they have prepared
09Draskh1    60:32|with a vain fear of death, the king reasoned as follows
09Draskh1    60:32|this would foreshadow my own death. On the other hand, should
09Draskh1    60:32|Vasak, and to be sure death would await me on my
09Draskh1    64:22|the outcome of wars was death, and an invitation to death
09Draskh1    64:22|death, and an invitation to death meant the bottom of hell
09Draskh1    65:2|by making a covenant with death, to acquire his paternal inheritance
09Draskh1    65:9|incarceration, bonds and danger of death
09Draskh1    65:12|from my fear of temporary death, but because I considered the
09Draskh1    66:8|the contest between life and death, and sent out a large
09Draskh1    66:16|His faithful.” Having thus defied death, they wished to complete the
09Draskh1    66:18|saw them turn to such deathly acts, they were seized by
09Draskh1    66:29|by the fear of temporary death, but to cleanse their souls
09Draskh1    66:30|a fatal ailment suffer until death, yet, they are relieved by
09Draskh1    66:31|inflict on you vain physical death, but let yourselves become stout
09Draskh1    66:39|scanty robes, condemned them to death. Because of the opaque shades
09Draskh1    66:40|and the psalmodists to their death as if they were sheep
09Draskh1    66:44|He set the seal of death on his devotion to the
09Draskh1    66:49|the horrors of a fearful death. However, the latter walked away
09Draskh1    66:49|Christ is our life, and death is to our advantage.” Thus
09Draskh1    66:54|escaped the unbearable horror of death, for he was conspicuous among
09Draskh1    66:64|in the flaming furnace of death, they rose to the apex
09Draskh1    67:9|condemned those innocent people to death, and having beheaded them, he
09Draskh1    67:10|him in the snares of death, or confine him to prison
09Draskh1    67:25|condemned to intolerable tortures and death
09Draskh1    68:11|sides (of the highway) and death awaits those who fall into
10Tovma1    1:31|a life of labour with death and childbearing in grief
10Tovma1    1:33|his father’s threatened punishment of death and himself mirrored in his
10Tovma1    1:58|I do not wish the death of a sinner but that
10Tovma1    1:75|were placed, a place of death and execution, the same is
10Tovma1    2:8|angels, the cause of perilous death for the servants of God
10Tovma1    2:16|this: the mode of his death, and how his embalmed corpse
10Tovma1    3:6|On his death, since his sons were very
10Tovma1    3:8|the revolt of Zradasht, the death of Semiramis and the saying
10Tovma1    3:12|created life, the latter made death; the former created fire, the
10Tovma1    3:16|devilish doctrine much oppression and death have ravaged and destroyed Armenia
10Tovma1    3:27|the speakers. Some soldiers, risking death, swam out from the ship
10Tovma1    4:2|After the death of Zradasht he then exercised
10Tovma1    5:12|treasure; he was put to death on Cyrus’s orders, bringing to
10Tovma1    6:24|for seven years. On his death (bed) Alexander, who had ruled
10Tovma1    6:29|After the death of Alexander his generals held
10Tovma1    6:29|Now sixty years after the death of Alexander and the anarchy
10Tovma1    6:57|of our Saviour and the death of the pious Abgar, Abgar’s
10Tovma1    6:58|himexacting vengeance for the death of Saint Addē
10Tovma1    7:10|be siezed and condemned to death. But Eruand kept the oath
10Tovma1    8:13|about the time of Eruand’s death and Artashēs’ accession to the
10Tovma1    8:24|sad news of the king’s death and made king in succession
10Tovma1    9:1|arrived the news of Artavan’s death and the domination of Persia
10Tovma1    9:2|and attempted to revenge the death of his blood relative, King
10Tovma1    10:15|been blinded, he died a death worthy of his deeds; as
10Tovma1    10:20|and circumscribed lives equivalent to death.” But I do not know
10Tovma1    10:30|There he lived until his death at his own hand, according
10Tovma1    11:1|On the death of the emperor Valens, Theodosius
10Tovma1    11:5|Following the death of Saint Nersēs, as archbishops
10Tovma1    11:7|performed by Mehuzhan, and his death at the hand of the
10Tovma1    11:18|imperial rule. For after the death of Aspurakēs he had elevated
10Tovma1    11:27|Now on the death of Khosrov king of Armenia
10Tovma1    11:52|After the death of the great Sahak Bagratuni
10Tovma2    1:3|goods and possessions and cruel death. After the impious Shavasp Artsruni
10Tovma2    3:19|bearers to be put to death. He did not respond to
10Tovma2    3:49|you yourself will summon to death.” All this was brought upon
10Tovma2    3:61|and decreed a sentence of death on him. He ordered some
10Tovma2    3:62|forty men were put to death, all of whom had reached
10Tovma2    3:64|After his death they made king his own
10Tovma2    4:23|At the hour of his death the hermit gave him these
10Tovma2    4:23|instructions: “My son, on my death do not remain in this
10Tovma2    6:31|general authority over life and death
10Tovma2    7:1|den midway between life and death, surviving the days of winter
10Tovma3    2:14|the foul enticements of his deathly infection. Hiding the arrows of
10Tovma3    2:21|him to be put to death immediately
10Tovma3    2:25|the martyrdom until the saint’s death, and had taken to heart
10Tovma3    2:53|they will give themselves to death for the sake of their
10Tovma3    4:4|than to be put to death with cruel torments
10Tovma3    4:5|decision, they preferred a valiant death to life with remorse
10Tovma3    4:9|and not be put to death. Many had been swayed and
10Tovma3    4:9|some suffered the rigor of death. But he rushed to the
10Tovma3    5:11|in whose hands are entrusted death and life
10Tovma3    6:14|Majesty, ruler over life and death; as the Lord may command
10Tovma3    6:20|not leave your habitation through death by torture and take up
10Tovma3    6:21|small, and concerning life and death
10Tovma3    6:33|of the Deity; terror of death fell on them; and especially
10Tovma3    6:40|was without faith and his death without hope
10Tovma3    6:61|the day of the saint’s death with great rejoicing in Christ
10Tovma3    8:16|on them the sentence of death, to execute them immediately with
10Tovma3    8:26|year the festival of their death. They were seven in number
10Tovma3    9:13|became the cause of his death rather than of his salvation
10Tovma3    10:4|Saint Grigoris received a martyr’s death in the plain of Vatnean
10Tovma3    10:13|it will not be a death of a common sort, but
10Tovma3    11:4|collars: “He is worthy of death; it is not right for
10Tovma3    11:7|to offer my body to death in return for his body
10Tovma3    11:7|Kings, Prince of life and death, God for eternity, Jesus Christ
10Tovma3    11:14|life) with you. By whatever death you wish, we are ready
10Tovma3    11:23|He questioned him about the death of Yovsēp’ in revenge for
10Tovma3    11:24|opposite of this, torments and death, and be deprived of life
10Tovma3    11:24|of life by a cruel death
10Tovma3    11:26|one of those condemned to death who have deprived themselves of
10Tovma3    11:26|of life by a cruel death—such as has been prepared
10Tovma3    11:27|and capitulate through fear of death
10Tovma3    11:29|him to be put to death immediately by beheading with the
10Tovma3    13:3|good shepherd gives himself to death for his sheep, he modelled
10Tovma3    13:57|and destruction, to slaughter and death by the sword. He was
10Tovma3    14:21|choosing bonds and imprisonment, even death with valour for the name
10Tovma3    15:9|Andzavats’ik’, was ill and at death’s door. He had a son
10Tovma3    15:21|a son of Ismael, the death of Sahak and his wife’s
10Tovma3    20:31|severe illness and was near death, as the messengers averred
10Tovma3    20:70|and eight months after Derenik’s death, was gathered to her fathers
10Tovma3    20:71|other places, which after the death of their father and mother
10Tovma3    22:3|collapsing, as then on the death of King Ozias in the
10Tovma3    22:7|the country because of Derenik’s death into happiness and joy
10Tovma3    24:0|Concerning the death of Apumruan
10Tovma3    25:7|captured, others they condemned to death, and cutting off their heads
10Tovma3    25:8|they were imprisoned, condemned to death, and slaughtered by being cut
10Tovma3    25:8|fashion they inflicted a cruel death on all the prisoners by
10Tovma3    27:8|wretch suffered the sentence of death, to pay in the world
10Tovma3    29:0|Concerning the death of Ashot, prince of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    29:2|of health that opposes inevitable death
10Tovma3    29:5|pains of sickness, harbingers of death, which the aid of skillful
10Tovma3    29:6|his illness; but he chose death for his uncle over life
10Tovma3    29:14|for past deeds, hope after death, the benevolence of Christ
10Tovma3    29:15|confession, piteous intercessions, sadness unto death, looking to the medicine of
10Tovma3    29:20|After the death of Ashot and the completion
10Tovma3    29:26|Armenian troops suffered a horrible death
10Tovma3    29:71|sword, and died a martyr’s death in the village of Giwlik
10Tovma3    29:71|of Chuash, giving himself to death for the sake of Christ’s
10Tovma4    1:34|shed their own blood, preferring death to life
10Tovma4    1:42|and the news of his death verified, then she threw herself
10Tovma4    1:54|described) his triumphant deeds, his death through the treachery of certain
10Tovma4    2:0|his eldest son; and the death of the blessed and pious
10Tovma4    2:1|After the death of the blessed prince, his
10Tovma4    3:6|Apumruan), and put him to death by the sword in a
10Tovma4    3:25|he went to Ap’shin, risking death. With protestations of friendship they
10Tovma4    3:37|of his troops suffered painful deaths before his eyes; and after
10Tovma4    3:45|until the day of his death
10Tovma4    4:70|fathers. The day of his death was occasion for great mourning
10Tovma4    4:73|as well as love for death. Taking piles of treasures and
10Tovma4    5:4|not know what sort of death befell him
10Tovma4    13:1|After the death of King Gagik Artsruni, son
10Tovma4    13:62|for two years after the death of her husband, then she
10Tovma4    13:100|a good plan: “After my death and departure from his world
10Tovma4    13:104|the Armenian era occurred the death and departure from this world
10Tovma4    13:105|After a little time the death of Step’anos and of Shamish
11Asogh1    3:18|Smbat, standing between life and death, (decided) to go to Afshin
11Asogh1    4:0|About the death of Smbat and the devastation
11Asogh1    5:0|About the martyrs who accepted death in the city of Dvin
11Asogh1    5:2|trampled down the sting of death and, lovingly accepting death, received
11Asogh1    5:2|of death and, lovingly accepting death, received a bright crown in
11Asogh1    5:3|order to save him from death, he thought with a promise
11Asogh1    5:8|number of martyrs who accepted death on the cross
11Asogh1    5:10|by it, they trampled down death and, having received the crown
11Asogh1    6:6|After the death of Bishop Yovhannes, during the
11Asogh1    7:1|After the death of Ashot, his brother Abas
11Asogh1    7:22|died for life, after his death he served as a herald
11Asogh1    7:37|not endure human passions and death for us, but that he
11Asogh1    7:37|that he died a human death, and (therefore) they are baptized
11Asogh1    7:37|they are baptized with human death
11Asogh1    7:38|of God and into the death of the Lord, and not
11Asogh1    7:38|and not just into the (death) of man, is performed, so
11Asogh1    8:5|in need that after his death not even a penny was
11Asogh1    8:20|After the death of Roman, they besieged Anavarba
11Asogh1    10:0|the appearance of a star; - death of king Kiwr-Zan
11Asogh1    17:6|captured robbers to a just death, sparing neither big nor small
11Asogh1    19:0|for the second time; his death; the Amirate of his son
11Asogh1    19:7|a single Christian would escape death
11Asogh1    19:11|After his death, power passed to his son
11Asogh1    21:0|About what a terrible death the Metropolitan of Sebasteia died
11Asogh1    23:2|spoke about before, at his death ordered his son to release
11Asogh1    25:4|Bardas himself died a cruel death
11Asogh1    26:0|earthquake in Constantinople and the death of the recalcitrant Chortuanel
11Asogh1    27:3|After the death of his grandmother, his (Smbat
11Asogh1    27:8|to him; but after the death of Smbat, this fortress was
11Asogh1    28:0|Atrocities of Smbat and his death
11Asogh1    29:1|the very day of Smbat’s death, his brother Gagik reigned in
11Asogh1    29:11|wandering life, died a terrible death, and with him his generation
11Asogh1    30:0|On the death of Bishop Xachik
11Asogh1    31:7|Upon the death of Bishop Khachik, the Armenian
11Asogh1    35:5|under them, killing some to death, leaving others half dead. The
11Asogh1    36:0|the Egyptian army to Babylon; death of Dalasanos
11Asogh1    36:1|Egyptian Amir Azaz, after the death of his father, having gathered
11Asogh1    37:0|On the death of the Amir of Bat
11Asogh1    38:0|of Nprkert and about his death in Amida
11Asogh1    42:0|About the death of the great kouropalates David
11Asogh1    42:1|my deplorable story about the death of the great kouropalates David
11Asogh1    42:5|having received news of the death of David in Tarsus of
11Asogh1    45:3|After the death of Gagik, his son Derenik
11Asogh1    47:0|of Parisos ceases with the death (of its last representatives
11Asogh1    47:1|and Grigor, ceased with the death of the latter
12Last1    1:4|became lost through our despair. Death grew strong and swallowed (us
12Last1    1:8|Fire in the North, and death in the South
12Last1    1:12|Now after his death, the emperor of the Byzantines
12Last1    1:16|venerable man to choke to death. (This was) because they had
12Last1    1:17|they were met with premature death and were eliminated
12Last1    2:3|man and concluding with the death of Gagik, about whom this
12Last1    2:30|blood; the youths stabbed to death with swords, the countless incalculable
12Last1    2:39|will so that after my death he shall inherit my city
12Last1    3:5|arose against him died laughable deaths
12Last1    3:14|had promised that after his death, his district would be returned
12Last1    4:3|until the day of his death
12Last1    4:14|ill with the pain of death. However, since (Basil’s) brother and
12Last1    4:15|causes (for putting them to death). Then (Basil) took himself to
12Last1    4:16|that it presaged the emperor’s death
12Last1    5:1|Now on the emperor’s death, (Komianos) devised a bad plan
12Last1    5:4|bad news of the emperor’s death followed. As soon as (Simon
12Last1    6:8|until the day of his death, (Romanus) never again ventured forth
12Last1    9:4|affliction) was vengeance for the death of Romanus, who died unjustly
12Last1    9:5|In any case, until his death, (the demon) which tormented (Michael
12Last1    10:21|say, ’Since that invitation for death which is sent to all
12Last1    10:23|heard news of the kings’ deaths, he found that document dealing
12Last1    10:23|king Yovhannes, since upon (Yovhannes’) death (Sargis) was his executor
12Last1    10:26|a life more bitter than death
12Last1    11:18|public, youths were stabbed to death in view of (their) elders
12Last1    11:24|a cave were crushed to death by huge rocks (rolled on
12Last1    11:28|The death-agonies were of many types
12Last1    11:34|When Elia, frightened of death, fled from Jezebel, he went
12Last1    12:21|can count those burned to death? Those who had escaped from
12Last1    12:22|the churches, they burned to death; those they found outside, they
12Last1    13:7|evening, they threw (to their deaths) from lofty places and caves
12Last1    15:4|and athletes lay stabbed to death in the streets, and the
12Last1    16:0|other cities and awans, that death-breathing, bloodthirsty and murderous beast
12Last1    16:5|the readers lay stabbed to death in the squares, while the
12Last1    16:15|us! How bitter was the death we died
12Last1    17:10|His premature death was most regrettable, because he
12Last1    18:0|After the death of Monomachus [D.1055], that lioness with
12Last1    18:3|of blows, put everyone to death
12Last1    18:16|agreeable to beholders; but when death has removed that embellishing soul
12Last1    18:24|booty alone, but craved our deaths with voracious appetites. It was
12Last1    18:42|They died a double death. More bitter than death was
12Last1    18:42|double death. More bitter than death was the scintillating of swords
12Last1    18:42|swords above them, then the death verdict. Swords in hand they
12Last1    21:5|The angel of death looked after their first-born
12Last1    23:2|neighbor. Once infected by that death-bringing poison, (Hranoysh), dissatisfied with
12Last1    23:11|cure for it until in death you reach Hell, because her
12Last1    23:15|Cross that the victory of death was set at naught and
12Last1    23:38|So, he remained until his death and then, his body decayed
12Last1    24:4|were without distinction worthy of death, but rather that kin and
12Last1    25:12|had (no, instead they risked death so that after death they
12Last1    25:12|risked death so that after death they would leave a good
12Last1    25:23|rather had been tortured to death, then did he fill up
12Last1    25:23|dear to him. But then death overtook (Alp-Arslan, [d. 1072]) and he