02Agat1 2:15 | | | speaking with him falsely and | deceitfully, | demonstrating the believability of his |
03Buz3 20:11 | | | not wanting to temper his | deceitful | words. On the contrary, he |
03Buz3 20:25 | | | world-destroying man, Pisak, the | deceitful | informer, who would lie to |
03Buz4 5:34 | | | have lost their way, mocking, | deceitfully | fetter everything, both good and |
04Yegh1 2:37 | | | be not false servants and | deceitful, | but serve them faithfully as |
04Yegh2 1:17 | | | He also | deceitfully | introduced Christianity and said with |
04Yegh2 2:29 | | | In such fashion he | deceitfully | humbled himself before all, speaking |
04Yegh2 2:48 | | | But the others he | deceitfully | left alone for a while |
04Yegh2 4:100 | | | Nazarenes, for they are very | deceitful. | What they teach in words |
04Yegh2 11:269 | | | scattered and wasted all his | deceitful | thoughts |
04Yegh2 12:285 | | | the crooked plans of the | deceitful | one and obstruct the desires |
04Yegh2 12:289 | | | in no way comprehended the | deceitful | ruses by which he was |
04Yegh3 4:88 | | | gifts and honor; and very | deceitfully | he enticed innocent men and |
04Yegh3 5:112 | | | although they well knew his | deceitful | hypocrisy and that he would |
04Yegh3 6:141 | | | deal with them (the Persians) | deceitfully | for a while, so that |
04Yegh3 7:171 | | | With | deceitful | cunning he lay in wait |
04Yegh3 11:257 | | | Armenians had received the king’s | deceitfully | flattering letter, which outwardly contained |
04Yegh3 11:274 | | | entered the fortified retreat, very | deceitfully | disguising himself so as not |
04Yegh4 1:2 | | | Although some secretly had | deceitful | vacillations, yet to the eyes |
04Yegh4 2:39 | | | he had instructed them in | deceitful | error; and he made the |
04Yegh4 3:72 | | | cunning wisdom, and of Vasak’s | deceitful | subterfuge, namely, how he had |
04Yegh5 8:174 | | | distress. He indicated to him | deceitful | means whereby he might be |
04Yegh6 1:16 | | | we shall not obey your | deceitful | commands or submit to your |
04Yegh6 3:55 | | | and refrained from his perpetual | deceitful | scheming. He inquired into the |
04Yegh7 7:154 | | | be able to resist their | deceitful | trickery |
05Parp1 2:2 | | | his murder of Xosrov by | deceitful | treachery; the subsequent betrayal of |
05Parp3 28:7 | | | nobles) offering false praise and | deceitful | thanks according to his mental |
05Parp3 42:2 | | | Thus did he | deceitfully | subdue them. He seized them |
05Parp4 69:14 | | | belongs to us, and you | deceitfully | would cause great damage |
05Parp4 73:8 | | | the two days of this | deceitful | deadline passed, then the third |
05Parp4 75:28 | | | labor and not because of | deceitful | licentious talk. You should have |
05Parp4 77:3 | | | Armenia’s general, Vahan, false and | deceitfully | misleading things which they themselves |
05Parp4 91:6 | | | that Vahan Mamikonean had come | deceitfully | to hurt them, and not |
05Parp4 92:8 | | | they can live.
But such | deceitful | men know that they can |
05Parp4 93:11 | | | accurately revealing (underneath) faces of | deceitful | parasites, full of shameful ignominy |
06Khor1 28:4 | | | now accomplish through money or | deceitful | words unless we now act |
06Khor1 30:3 | | | gently began to proffer her | deceitful | words: “Do you not know |
06Khor2 19:13 | | | Barzap’ran | deceitfully | honored them. But suddenly going |
06Khor2 38:5 | | | son of Sanatruk, but Smbat | deceitfully | found some Median child and |
06Khor2 68:9 | | | because of his blandishing and | deceitful | words as because he subdued |
06Khor2 87:6 | | | against those barbarous nations, though | deceitfully | he planned to cast him |
06Khor3 13:2 | | | by force but attempted by | deceitful | means to have the cult |
06Khor3 17:4 | | | Shapuh pressed behind them and | deceitfully | summoned Tiran to his presence |
06Khor3 42:2 | | | realized that Arcadius was a | deceitful | man, he made overtures for |
06Khor3 63:11 | | | supposing that he was acting | deceitfully | to delay them so that |
06Khor3 65:7 | | | also reproached them for their | deceitful | and honeyed words, their cruel |
06Khor3 68:37 | | | The judges are inhuman, false, | deceitful, | venal, ignorant of the law |
07Seb1 11:4 | | | an impious nation and altogether | deceitful. | In their distress they make |
07Seb1 22:2 | | | Although he summoned him | deceitfully | with many entreaties, as if |
07Seb1 22:2 | | | did not fall into his | deceitful | trap, but rebelled and took |
08Ghev1 14:56 | | | that, even though you have | deceitfully | publicized that God sent it |
08Ghev1 14:116 | | | Jeremiah, saying: “The heart is | deceitful | above all things, and desperately |
08Ghev1 33:5 | | | replacement. This was because with | deceitful | machinations he was furthering the |
08Ghev1 34:26 | | | arrogant thoughts went after that | deceitful | and fanatical man |
08Ghev1 34:45 | | | document unreliable, as though he | deceitfully | wanted to save the city |
09Draskh1 19:42 | | | and admonished Nerses for his | deceitful | tongue. Subsequently that bishop also |
09Draskh1 30:18 | | | was again beguiled by the | deceitful | demon, and treated the intervention |
09Draskh1 45:25 | | | reason, we received insults from | deceitful | and insolent men, who made |
10Tovma1 1:26 | | | rebellious serpent, who in his | deceitful | wickedness liberally poured his bitter |
10Tovma1 1:26 | | | now appropriate to call him | deceitful | and stupid. He was not |
10Tovma1 2:11 | | | other shadowy appearances, dreamlike and | deceitful | demons—but he showed for |
10Tovma1 10:29 | | | But after many battles, with | deceitful | trickery Shapuh summoned Arshak to |
10Tovma1 11:17 | | | between the two sides, remaining | deceitfully | inconstant and craftily uncommitted: with |
10Tovma1 11:23 | | | We must beware) lest some | deceitful | and malicious flatterers approach Artashir |
10Tovma2 2:4 | | | Bartsuma seized these letters by | deceitful | means and had them taken |
10Tovma2 4:36 | | | even more evil. By a | deceitful | trick he trapped the princes |
10Tovma2 5:7 | | | decided that perchance by some | deceitful | trickery they might be able |
10Tovma3 1:15 | | | threats and persuasion and the | deceitful ( | promise) of wealth, you will |
10Tovma3 4:20 | | | to him, be it by | deceitful | trickery and cunning fraud and |
10Tovma3 4:29 | | | trying to destroy him by | deceitful | trickery |
10Tovma3 5:5 | | | out to support their own | deceitful | trickery, whereby they hunted down |
10Tovma3 6:8 | | | them (the Armenians) into a | deceitful | trap through the astute dissembling |
10Tovma3 6:12 | | | terms full of presumption. With | deceitful | fraud he disguised his meaning |
10Tovma3 6:35 | | | useful for every art of | deceitful | knowledge, as a convenient snare |
10Tovma3 10:16 | | | was well aware of his | deceitful | habits |
10Tovma3 11:25 | | | fanciful deceit, promising me a | deceitful | and false hope in order |
10Tovma3 20:29 | | | battle. So he plotted with | deceitful | cunning to carry out the |
10Tovma3 22:6 | | | son of the curopalates, was | deceitfully | killed by Ahmat’s commanders; he |
10Tovma3 25:0 | | | How with | deceitful | friendship Awshin plotted evil against |
10Tovma3 25:1 | | | lands, never resting. In his | deceitful | friendship for the land of |
10Tovma4 1:20 | | | by the impious man, his | deceitful | and treacherous friend, pregnant with |
10Tovma4 4:4 | | | of Maymanik, who by a | deceitful | ruse had seized the castle |
11Asogh1 24:2 | | | the latter with the (following) | deceitful | offer: “come (to me), we |
12Last1 10:41 | | | rather he listened to the | deceitful | support of Sargis and so |
12Last1 10:47 | | | the emperor about him and | deceitfully | removed (Petros) from the city |
12Last1 18:25 | | | in two, he went and | deceitfully | took the stronghold called Eghanc’ |