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deer   15
Headword

deed
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deemed   3
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01Kor1    2:12|books have recorded the brave deeds of men of war; the
01Kor1    2:21|forth not only the noble deeds of those who had come
01Kor1    2:33|should be zealous in good deeds, he says: “Follow after charity
02Agat1    3:10|by the dayeaks about the deeds done by his father, Gregory
02Agat1    5:2|they had performed this unworthy deed, they descended and encamped by
02Agat1    9:4|and equal in power and deed; and his Spirit, who filled
02Agat1    11:10|for this reason that such deeds merited expression among the ranks
02Agat1    13:23|five obedient virgins [cf. Matt. 25.2], shining with deeds of virtue in the peace
02Agat1    15:6|for the sake of good deeds the true Son of God
02Agat1    17:5|he also had shown many deeds of manly valor there. And
02Agat1    17:41|and he considers all their deeds
02Agat1    19:1|a giant, showing there many deeds of prowess. He had waged
02Agat1    22:32|from your satanic and evil deeds and to become heirs of
02Agat3    1:5|freed from willing servitude to deeds of darkness and gain the
02Agat3    2:4|and aware of the virtuous deeds of each one and their
02Agat3    4:74|wolves or commit their rapacious deeds will be handed over to
02Agat3    8:8|him and wrought such astounding deeds
02Agat3    13:5|to become heirs to good deeds
02Agat3    28:13|the brave martyrs, and what deeds were done, and what was
02Agat3    28:19|of the powerful and victorious deeds given him by God so
02Agat3    29:6|Then after such deeds, with even more profound teaching
02Agat3    30:6|tales but from the spiritual deeds that we ourselves saw with
02Agat3    30:8|over the many and various deeds of the saints omitted the
02Agat3    30:10|God and not forget God’s deeds, and may seek his commandments
03Buz3    3:9|their habits, and the brave deeds of their lives
03Buz3    10:1|man who loved to work deeds of truth despite the fact
03Buz3    10:17|a symbol of their fathers’ deeds the entire city and the
03Buz3    11:19|of his father and accomplish deeds of bravery for Christ, the
03Buz3    14:0|The life and deeds of that man of God
03Buz3    14:39|work the same sorts of deeds as they
03Buz3    14:44|not agree to your sinful deeds, such as you killed the
03Buz3    17:8|returned to the old former deeds of their fathers
03Buz3    18:1|a myriad of diverse hostile deeds against each other
03Buz3    18:10|son, nonetheless, angered at the deeds of that time, they left
03Buz3    20:9|prince in Atrpatakan together with deeds [hrovartak] and gifts, entrusting it to
03Buz4    2:8|well-reputed doers of good deeds, successful in military matters. They
03Buz4    3:19|for us your great grandfather’s deeds and leadership
03Buz4    4:25|well as the words and deeds of such people. And he
03Buz4    4:26|luxuriant the profitable and just deeds, with blessing
03Buz4    4:28|First, he himself did good deeds; then, he gave others the
03Buz4    4:40|recompense in accordance with their deeds
03Buz4    4:62|them to do good virtuous deeds without hindrance, saying: “It is
03Buz4    5:36|do this first by their deeds and good example, and then
03Buz4    12:0|reproved him for his impious deeds; how he loved the poor
03Buz4    14:18|the impious Hayr for his deeds and words
03Buz4    15:62|days had passed since the deed was committed, Tirit sent a
03Buz4    15:77|He committed an unworthy deed, never done before, an indelible
03Buz4    15:77|deserving of eternal torments, a deed unexampled, unheard of - mixing poison
03Buz4    16:8|He did such a deed suddenly and fearlessly even though
03Buz4    16:11|As a result of that deed Shapuh felt great affection for
03Buz4    20:24|observed the bravery of the deed of the Armenian troops, how
03Buz4    20:25|for having accomplished such a deed, displaying such bravery, attacking such
03Buz4    23:4|with theirs, in word and deed
03Buz4    44:13|son of Arshak, committed such deeds all the days of his
03Buz5    4:36|you cleanse yourself of evil deeds, he will accept you and
03Buz5    4:39|knows the measure of the deeds of his creatures and rewards
03Buz5    4:39|rewards everyone according to their deeds, for now is the time
03Buz5    4:41|rewards us according to our deeds, then we cannot resist his
03Buz5    4:41|are righteous, and all your deeds are true
03Buz5    23:2|from the ruination of his deeds. He always spoke with him
03Buz5    23:3|orders of justice and pure deeds
03Buz5    23:5|were indebted for his just deeds, clean behavior and peaceful leadership
03Buz5    23:5|because of Nerses’ obvious miraculous deeds, everyone looked upon him as
03Buz5    24:9|But Lord, forgive them this deed which they have done to
03Buz5    24:22|village of Xax, where the deed had been committed, to his
03Buz5    24:24|he had not committed that deed
03Buz5    25:4|very great miracles and their deeds were known and familiar to
03Buz5    43:11|went off to accomplish the deed, anxious to attain his end
03Buz6    8:0|greed, stupidity, senseless words and deeds; and how, in return for
03Buz6    10:4|Yohan’s back written and sealed deeds for villages or fields
03Buz6    10:5|life he did such unworthy deeds because of his greed and
03Buz6    16:5|students of angelic faith whose deeds no one could relate
04Yegh2    4:100|they do not practice in deeds
04Yegh2    6:142|anything good or evil, men’s deeds are clear to God, likewise
04Yegh2    8:189|them to commit many evil deeds, leading some to sorcery, some
04Yegh2    8:190|often the case that evil deeds are done by good men
04Yegh2    8:190|men, and then wholly good deeds by the most wicked men
04Yegh2    10:246|ancestors and rehearse the brave deeds of each man
04Yegh2    11:254|they indicated that their valiant deeds in military service had been
04Yegh2    11:258|your land, and your valiant deeds useless. For you have ignorantly
04Yegh3    4:95|understand the consequences of his deeds
04Yegh3    5:122|each one according to his deeds
04Yegh3    6:142|which they had proved by deeds—by trampling on the fearful
04Yegh3    7:156|persons to accomplish the greatest deeds
04Yegh3    11:267|tidings without doing any good deed
04Yegh4    1:19|He annulled the deed of adoption and with his
04Yegh4    2:37|clergy. He accomplished his evil deeds notably through false priests, a
04Yegh5    1:19|Now if we accomplished these deeds of valor for a mortal
04Yegh5    2:32|will never forget your heroic deeds
04Yegh5    2:34|and the achievement of his deeds—how much more would we
04Yegh5    2:35|us not from any just deeds of our own but from
04Yegh5    2:37|were implicated in an impious deed, many tears were shed in
04Yegh5    4:85|glory to another or my deeds of valor to sculpted images
04Yegh6    5:124|been condemned for his unworthy deeds, he entered the palace and
04Yegh6    7:167|and not lust after his deeds
04Yegh7    5:125|the promise of my words deeds also may truly be accomplished
04Yegh7    6:126|compensate each according to his deeds
04Yegh7    6:141|shall tell you the wonderful deeds of God that I have
04Yegh8    1:11|condemned to death for their deeds, you should not at all
04Yegh8    2:31|If their deeds seem very wicked to you
04Yegh8    2:31|brought them to fruition by deeds
05Parp1    1:1|of Armenia; the actions and deeds of holy and impure men
05Parp1    1:5|one we arranged the events, deeds and diverse occurrences taking place
05Parp1    4:2|the clerics and the good deeds of brave men to be
05Parp1    4:3|brave men, hearing about the deeds of earlier braves would redouble
05Parp1    4:7|recount the heroic man’s numberless deeds. Let the matter rest with
05Parp1    4:12|Becoming enraged at our evil deeds, He urges us to repent
05Parp2    8:0|Because of their unworthy deeds, the Arsacid line was found
05Parp2    9:0|Because of their increasingly wicked deeds (which the blessed patriarchs of
05Parp2    13:27|unbeliever, because of his unworthy deeds
05Parp2    14:6|want to implement this wicked deed. For they have always changed
05Parp2    15:3|of the daily increase in deeds of impure wickedness within the
05Parp2    15:4|unable to tolerate such impious deeds. Thus Nerses, the holy man
05Parp2    15:5|the heirs of (their] good deeds of virtue
05Parp2    16:9|on your king for his deeds, and, being furious at him
05Parp3    20:18|with a verdict befitting his deeds. For (Varazvaghan) became an object
05Parp3    27:5|their plans and designs and deeds would be defective and impossible
05Parp3    28:14|will endeavor to do a deed with such strength and power
05Parp3    28:18|permission, about requirements for the deeds they planned to implement
05Parp3    30:11|of that (Mamikonean) azg, no deed or work had been accomplished
05Parp3    30:25|each one according to his deeds
05Parp3    32:5|slayed him by lapidation, (a deed) befitting his impious acts
05Parp3    36:4|about all of these disastrous deeds wrought by the duplicitous prince
05Parp3    43:3|dare to do such a deed, which is worthy of death
05Parp3    43:3|princes? For when such a deed is perpetrated against a man
05Parp3    44:2|the Aryans. His very great deeds are recalled in the Aryan
05Parp3    44:2|praise the man and his deeds. And you, having been made
05Parp3    44:4|more severe, or befitting your deeds (than I will inflict upon
05Parp3    44:7|had heard the names and deeds of each (of the captives
05Parp3    44:24|well informed about all the deeds and the sorcerer’s doctrine of
05Parp3    45:9|you attempt such an awesome deed? Now you see that it
05Parp3    45:16|our hearts we regarded the deed as loathsome, and we hated
05Parp3    45:28|like a doer of good deeds
05Parp3    46:0|and carry out such damaging deeds
05Parp3    51:15|Gregory, a doer of clean deeds and a teacher of a
05Parp3    55:18|less fervent about the good deed we accomplished than yesterday? We
05Parp3    56:1|unworthy of life. His bad deeds do not permit him to
05Parp3    57:5|all of Vardan’s actions and deeds which had been done in
05Parp3    57:25|said to each other: “The deeds of the Christians are neither
05Parp3    57:38|merchant who, through his good deeds, became honored with the great
05Parp4    63:11|nonetheless, recalling the affairs and deeds of (Vahan’s) fathers and ancestors
05Parp4    66:2|by the tyranny of the deeds of the Iranian military commanders
05Parp4    67:8|lightly accomplish a very great deed, and having received a good
05Parp4    75:14|who accomplished such a great deed, which all of you Aryans
05Parp4    76:11|multiple deaths for his wicked deeds) and delivered him into our
05Parp4    80:10|wish to display some good deed to the king of kings
05Parp4    81:12|by Xurs’ words and the deed he had bravely done, the
05Parp4    82:0|fathom the man’s actions and deeds. For when the entire brigade
05Parp4    82:1|that (as you saw) his deeds resulted in one thing, while
05Parp4    82:6|Because Gdihon’s deeds were not those worthy of
05Parp4    83:23|his colleagues had completed this deed of bravery (with the power
05Parp4    85:9|swords. For from such a deed he personally and the land
05Parp4    86:1|us that his actions and deeds are not those of a
05Parp4    86:2|Forget about the deeds and courage which I and
05Parp4    88:11|us) and wrought such a deed that all who observed it
05Parp4    88:12|Such new deeds resemble nothing so much as
05Parp4    91:25|bravely applied themselves to the deed. As for those of your
05Parp4    92:6|land because of their foul deeds, men who caused unrest in
05Parp4    94:1|will have shown a great deed of service before the king
05Parp4    100:36|cause of a thousand good deeds, still say: “We are worthless
06Khor1    1:7|in great and numerous glorious deeds that we shall record in
06Khor1    3:4|another’s rule, yet many manly deeds have been performed in our
06Khor1    3:10|down in writing each one’s deeds and times from the time
06Khor1    4:28|he well saidfrom our deeds,” which is from lawlessness, and
06Khor1    11:23|his host, seeing this fearsome deed of valor, fled each one
06Khor1    12:38|performed in battle many heroic deeds and that he extended the
06Khor1    12:39|his complete history and his deeds of valor, how they were
06Khor1    14:2|a brief mention whatever later deeds of valor in the west
06Khor1    14:7|to speak about his various deeds of valor in the west
06Khor1    14:19|Many other deeds of valor were performed by
06Khor1    14:21|because the valor and brave deeds of foreign nations were no
06Khor1    14:23|stories of the ancients concerning deeds of valor performed in various
06Khor1    16:24|has been said about the deeds of Semiramis in Armenia
06Khor1    19:2|concern them and each one’s deeds, not injecting anything imaginary or
06Khor1    21:4|strong and very accomplished in deeds and words, Anushavan Sawsanuēr
06Khor1    21:7|everything worthwhile, both words and deeds of the men mentioned above
06Khor1    22:12|For the deeds of the father of Nebuchadnezzar
06Khor1    22:12|in recent times have their deeds been recorded
06Khor1    22:13|of our ancestors and the deeds of many of them?” I
06Khor1    22:13|Persians, since their names and deeds were entered on the royal
06Khor1    25:2|to discuss Tigran and his deeds
06Khor1    25:6|men and those who appreciate deeds of valor and prudence would
06Khor1    27:17|useful advice in word and deed will not hope to become
06Khor1    32:2|first Tigran and his various deeds is a task dear to
06Khor1    32:2|was the man and his deeds, so too will be the
06Khor1    34:13|shall accomplish. The stories and deeds of which we speak, and
06Khor1    34:20|was open, both word and deed: he had no hidden thoughts
06Khor2    1:2|set down in order whatever deeds of valor and bravery were
06Khor2    7:22|But how or where his deeds passed into oblivion I do
06Khor2    8:6|famous and outstanding in every deed of wisdom and sagacity; this
06Khor2    8:43|with the hope of brave deeds to come
06Khor2    8:45|But Vaḷarshak, after such deeds of valor and such excellent
06Khor2    9:1|Arshak the First and his deeds
06Khor2    25:3|Herod, after many valiant deeds, devoted himself to works of
06Khor2    47:7|not because of any brave deeds but merely because of the
06Khor2    48:10|as are also many other deeds that we have to relate
06Khor2    49:2|The deeds of the last Artashēs are
06Khor2    52:3|For after so many brave deeds he went on Artashēs’ orders
06Khor2    55:1|Concerning Trajan and his deeds, and the murder of Mazhan
06Khor2    56:2|After all these noble deeds and acts of wise government
06Khor2    59:2|Because many deeds were performed in the days
06Khor2    62:3|No great deeds are told of him but
06Khor2    64:1|last Tigran was, and what deeds he performed
06Khor2    64:2|died without exhibiting any brave deed worthy of record, save that
06Khor2    66:5|temple history, which included the deeds of the kings, he himself
06Khor2    70:2|wrote a history of the deeds of Shapuh and Julian
06Khor2    75:3|also included in it the deeds of the kings
06Khor2    79:11|informs you of Trdat’s various deeds in his time
06Khor2    82:14|Such were his heroic deeds while he remained in Persia
06Khor2    92:2|his equal in words and deeds
06Khor2    92:6|true Christians so that the deeds of all might bear witness
06Khor2    92:9|of our nation and their deeds worthy of great lamentations and
06Khor3    11:3|his father and evinced no deed of bravery or valor. Nor
06Khor3    24:2|intended to accomplish his evil deeds in secret, that which was
06Khor3    38:2|of justice so that their deeds would be in accordance with
06Khor3    40:3|personable, strong, full of all deeds of valor, and very expert
06Khor3    40:10|had steeped himself in valiant deeds, likewise during his reign he
06Khor3    65:7|their cruel plots and evil deeds; he added to this a
06Khor3    66:1|The deeds of Samuel, the unworthy colleague
07Seb1    35:7|’not in accordance with our deeds’, but through his fatherly pity
07Seb1    35:9|depends) on its author; the deeds are only in the body
07Seb1    41:12|This is the wicked deed, a great crime, attributed to
07Seb1    43:4|pray, he saw the wicked deed, and immediately turned back to
08Ghev1    3:16|Having wrought such evil deeds during their day, the princes
08Ghev1    4:15|dying. An account of his deeds follows
08Ghev1    7:20|after accomplishing all these evil deeds, he went to Syria with
08Ghev1    10:1|is a description of his deeds. In the first year of
08Ghev1    12:0|follows an account of his deeds
08Ghev1    20:15|to the righteousness of your deeds but because of our own
08Ghev1    20:21|Maslama) in accordance with his deeds
08Ghev1    22:5|all violent attacks and iniquitous deeds. He amputated the hands and
08Ghev1    23:2|of his clan observed the deeds of their prince who was
08Ghev1    25:11|When these wicked deeds had been done, Marwan once
08Ghev1    26:11|his eyes. (And by this deed) he reduced the glory of
08Ghev1    32:2|districts where (Gagik’s forces) worked deeds unpleasing to God, similar to
08Ghev1    32:4|unable to resume his impious deeds, and retreated into the fortress
08Ghev1    36:4|judicious punishment for his wicked deeds by the righteous judge
09Draskh1    1:13|until today, and of the deeds that were accomplished by them
09Draskh1    1:21|title holders ofking”, wicked deeds, turmoils, trembling and destructive confusions
09Draskh1    2:10|in your thoughts, words and deeds
09Draskh1    3:9|accounts of the latter’s valorous deeds
09Draskh1    3:25|prudent person in words and deeds, who formerly ruled over a
09Draskh1    4:14|After accomplishing numerous deeds of valor, and regulating many
09Draskh1    5:16|the king’s memory his benevolent deeds, and of reminding him of
09Draskh1    6:11|There they displayed numerous deeds of bravery and valor, and
09Draskh1    6:14|illustrious glory displayed no valiant deeds of gallantry
09Draskh1    10:2|by Aristakes for his wicked deeds. The latter chanced upon the
09Draskh1    10:9|for their unjust and perverse deeds
09Draskh1    17:18|After dauntless deeds of valor, virtuous accomplishments and
09Draskh1    17:37|monks and with his virtuous deeds and laborious toils distinguished himself
09Draskh1    22:12|make people repent their wicked deeds, and exhort them to do
09Draskh1    23:3|city of Dvin, and numerous deeds of wickedness vexed him, torn
09Draskh1    26:0|Other Atrocious Deeds Commited by the Governor Bugha
09Draskh1    28:4|in word as well as deed, who always tried to conduct
09Draskh1    29:14|the chain of his virtuous deeds in accordance with the glorification
09Draskh1    32:21|the record of their words, deeds, and thoughts let Him place
09Draskh1    36:7|path of righteous works and deeds, he died (rested in Christ
09Draskh1    37:6|frequently wicked men do good deeds accidentally
09Draskh1    37:10|the king in word and deed, and having received many gifts
09Draskh1    39:2|always extremely prone to wicked deeds
09Draskh1    44:6|the ostikan in everything, in deed as well as thought. In
09Draskh1    45:13|the black notoriety of our deeds. We fell into the hands
09Draskh1    48:8|aloof from him both in deed and in thought, some very
09Draskh1    48:21|shame because of his vain deeds. His spirit as well as
09Draskh1    60:34|accomplishment of such a wicked deed made everyone lose confidence in
09Draskh1    64:0|Ostikan Yusuf, and His Wicked Deeds
09Draskh1    66:51|and renowned for his virtuous deeds, was taken to be immolated
10Tovma1    2:3|an account of his earlier deeds and placed it in a
10Tovma1    2:4|tyrant who (for) his warlike deeds at Troy and his valiant
10Tovma1    3:2|concern, or because the base deeds of heroes were not written
10Tovma1    3:2|were accounts, (only) the valiant deeds of Ninos were recorded
10Tovma1    6:1|whom no actions or valiant deeds are known
10Tovma1    6:21|reckoning as naught his impetuous deeds, he made haste to greet
10Tovma1    6:21|men meet valiant men, audacious deeds need no excuse, lest cowardice
10Tovma1    6:31|Macedonians, Cyrus multiplied his martial deeds of bravery and valour. He
10Tovma1    6:36|individually by name with his deeds of prowess
10Tovma1    6:37|to family and place: the deeds of the cowardly and insignificant
10Tovma1    7:5|when they accomplish the evil deeds that they have plotted against
10Tovma1    7:14|Artashēs; and demonstrating there many deeds of valour in heroic combats
10Tovma1    10:1|his fathers and of his deeds are known in writing: his
10Tovma1    10:6|down in books, describing their deeds of valour performed at various
10Tovma1    10:10|clan or what sort of deeds they accomplished, save only that
10Tovma1    10:15|a death worthy of his deeds; as he had treated the
10Tovma1    10:21|saint’s words were fulfilled by deeds. At that very moment Shavasp
10Tovma1    11:9|there (in Persia), evincing no deed worthy of record. And Zavēn
10Tovma1    11:47|to each according to his deeds—which he had seen on
10Tovma2    2:7|book all details concerning the deeds of the house of the
10Tovma2    4:17|was disgusted with their wicked deeds and gave it into your
10Tovma2    4:58|about Jap’r and his evil deeds, not described by others, which
10Tovma2    5:3|distinguished. Through him many notable deeds of valour were performed in
10Tovma2    5:9|Armenia. They informed about his deeds with more falsehood than truth
10Tovma2    6:15|to reckon as sufficient the deeds of valour which God had
10Tovma2    6:35|Christ’s faith, and that their deeds would bear witness to the
10Tovma2    6:36|abandon the wicked and harmful deeds they were working; he attacked
10Tovma2    6:51|woman wise in words and deeds, very intelligent and also pious
10Tovma3    1:12|to compensate us for our deeds and to strike our feet
10Tovma3    1:30|For I shall work a deed in your days, a deed
10Tovma3    1:30|deed in your days, a deed you would not believe if
10Tovma3    2:2|might suffer vengeance for the deeds he had wrought and his
10Tovma3    4:3|general and told him what deeds of valour they had accomplished
10Tovma3    6:18|execute you as your wicked deeds and the damage you have
10Tovma3    13:6|in this history all his deeds in detail
10Tovma3    13:7|For the deeds accomplished by others are one
10Tovma3    13:16|valiant general, with his brave deeds against the Greek army
10Tovma3    13:46|spot the superabundance (of his deeds), or to indicate all the
10Tovma3    15:20|would boast about the tremendous deeds he had accomplished, and suppose
10Tovma3    18:16|the men who worked infamous deeds with men were consumed by
10Tovma3    20:1|they were indicating the evil deeds that were being plotted against
10Tovma3    24:6|response save to say: “That deed was done worthily
10Tovma3    26:3|dishonourable intentions to work unworthy deeds
10Tovma3    26:5|but of mighty prowess in deeds of war, who cast fear
10Tovma3    29:12|easy and quickly accomplished evil deeds
10Tovma3    29:14|of baptism, repentance for past deeds, hope after death, the benevolence
10Tovma3    29:17|there forgiveness for my wicked deeds? Will God forgive my frequent
10Tovma4    1:54|which (are described) his triumphant deeds, his death through the treachery
10Tovma4    3:9|praises of him and his deeds
10Tovma4    4:0|brother Ashot, and his valiant deeds
10Tovma4    4:43|the repute and the valiant deeds and also of the wise
10Tovma4    4:48|to him uncertain plans and deeds, asking him for a solution
10Tovma4    5:2|he abandoned his ferocious evil deeds and turned to peace and
10Tovma4    6:4|none of them did any deed worthy of record, we did
10Tovma4    10:0|Dvin; and the various valiant deeds of the great king of
10Tovma4    10:2|versed in warfare and military deeds, with haughty arrogance puffed himself
10Tovma4    13:30|and a warrior valiant in deeds of bravery, and his brothers
10Tovma4    13:44|spent his life in all deeds of virtue according to the
10Tovma4    13:60|and successful in all his deeds; and his other sons and
10Tovma4    13:105|examiners and exactors of words, deeds and thoughts
11Asogh1    1:4|from the path) of good deeds, we will not go astray
11Asogh1    3:22|in spite of God’s good deeds to us, we ceased to
11Asogh1    7:34|apostolic gift in words and deeds; Movses, glorious in knowledge and
11Asogh1    7:42|In this (deed) Chmshkik’s grandson, Kiwr-Zan, who
11Asogh1    17:2|part in good and spiritual deeds
11Asogh1    17:4|person, set about doing good deeds and, first of all, decided
11Asogh1    17:8|that, Abas conceived a good deed - to build a monastery for
11Asogh1    17:11|shone with the three virtues: deed, temperance, and prayer
11Asogh1    17:14|devoted herself to prayers, good deeds and spiritual exploits
12Last1    1:16|them in accordance with their deeds
12Last1    2:2|spent his life doing good deeds, ended his life
12Last1    2:27|this narration, alas, this wicked deed
12Last1    2:34|more evil. And through this deed he made the well-cultivated
12Last1    3:9|realized the impropriety of the deed. And because there was no
12Last1    5:2|have fallen into such wicked deeds. For it was (Komianos) who
12Last1    9:2|After completing this satanic deed, the queen ordered that the
12Last1    9:5|the lands. Now after this deed had been done, (Michael) in
12Last1    10:1|to do such an unworthy deed
12Last1    10:11|of my actions and my deeds” [Psalms 138.5]. The Apostle wrote to the
12Last1    11:5|invaders. We regarded that good deed as suspect and were found
12Last1    11:16|Perhaps God will regret (His deed) and turn His wrath from
12Last1    15:4|fallen near them. By such deeds was the city stripped of
12Last1    16:8|there is neither time nor deed which can mitigate our (suffering
12Last1    16:36|lay the foundation for great deeds (even) from afar. If God
12Last1    17:27|sincere hearts, having (our) good deeds as a pledge, and no
12Last1    18:24|regarded that as a great deed of benevolence
12Last1    18:35|great number of our evil deeds! For this is the thirteenth
12Last1    18:45|By such deeds did they kill everyone. They
12Last1    19:1|back and forth. Alas the deeds then performed in that city
12Last1    21:7|we are devoid of good deeds, nonetheless we have the right
12Last1    21:19|each in accordance with his deeds
12Last1    23:6|faith, and forward in pious deeds, to the point that he
12Last1    23:17|snake-infested lairs. (At their deed) the sky above was stupefied
12Last1    23:17|Aurora lamented and mourned that deed
12Last1    23:19|thought. The evening that this (deed) was wrought it had suddenly
12Last1    23:40|However, their base deeds being too foul, we regarded
12Last1    24:0|has sought refuge in its deeds. The powerful, tall giants who