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01Kor1    2:3|so that they may in general shine with spiritual and earthly
01Kor1    2:11|He then records in a general manner the tribulations of such
01Kor1    2:29|are better presented in the general epistles
01Kor1    21:4|Savior Jesus Christ, and in general he changed them all by
02Agat1    2:5|all the kings, lieutenants [kusakals], lords, generals, chiefs [pets], and princes of his
02Agat3    10:1|to an agreement about a general peace. They agreed to pull
02Agat3    12:3|with the consent of all, generally filling everyone with the advantages
02Agat3    14:3|prince of the sparapetutyun, the general of the land of the
02Agat3    22:7|In the lands and districts generally, he also labored this way
03Buz3    4:8|sparapetut’iwn of Armenia, a great general with his troops, to kill
03Buz3    4:9|The general Vach’e went and struck at
03Buz3    5:15|In general, Yusik scorned every mundane thing
03Buz3    7:6|Armenia. They demolished, enslaved and generally destroyed, spreading through the borders
03Buz3    7:10|the Mamikonean tohm arrived, the general of all of Greater Armenia
03Buz3    7:16|comrades-in-arms of the general of Armenia were: Bagrat Bagratuni
03Buz3    8:2|To general Vach’e he gave the sources
03Buz3    8:3|He ordered his general to dig up many young
03Buz3    8:8|General Vach’e immediately implemented what the
03Buz3    8:16|came before them, together with general Vach’e and with all his
03Buz3    8:26|Vach’e, the natural sparapet and general of Greater Armenia and in
03Buz3    9:9|and landed by Vach’e, the general of Armenia, where he was
03Buz3    11:0|the fall of the great general Vache in that battle, the
03Buz3    11:2|Then Vache, sparapet and general of Greater Armenia, assembled the
03Buz3    11:16|General Vache had a son who
03Buz3    11:18|The affairs of the generalship were assumed by Arshawir Kamsarakan
03Buz3    11:19|the sparapetutiwn and the renowned generalship
03Buz3    16:2|following illustrious princes: the great general of Armenia, named Vasak from
03Buz3    17:7|However, the people he shepherded - generally the king, the naxarars and
03Buz3    18:9|tohm, were present. They were generals of the entire Armenian troops
03Buz3    20:25|the ears of the Iranian general. They were uttered by that
03Buz3    20:27|that at that time the generals were not present, having become
03Buz3    20:29|Tiran observed that the Iranian general had arrived with a dense
03Buz3    20:34|village named Dalarik, the Iranian general entered the village taking the
03Buz3    21:1|chiefs [pets], princes, as well as generals, shinakans, and even rhamiks
03Buz4    2:1|of the tohm of the generals, the azg of the Mamikonean
03Buz4    2:3|dayeak, in the sparapetutiwn, the generalship in charge of military affairs
03Buz4    2:8|function of sparapetutiwn-stratelate, the generalship in charge of warfare of
03Buz4    2:8|all the troops of the generalship, over the multitude of Greater
03Buz4    3:1|satrapal naxarars, azats, pets, princes, generals, border-guards, in one united
03Buz4    3:2|This thought found general acceptance among all the attendees
03Buz4    3:14|pearls, those at the atean generally raised a shout, saying: “Let
03Buz4    4:33|the Church and arrange the general canons of the faith
03Buz4    4:34|of Armenia became like a general community of monastics, except for
03Buz4    4:38|it was fitting that everyone generally with mercy and piety take
03Buz4    5:8|gave life to everyone in general, ascended and sat on his
03Buz4    9:6|from all cities, troops and generals so that none of the
03Buz4    11:12|He commanded Vasak, his general, to assemble a force, to
03Buz4    11:13|The general and sparapet Vasak immediately implemented
03Buz4    13:26|destroyed suddenly, and death was general
03Buz4    16:6|were heard by the sparapet general of Greater Armenia whose name
03Buz4    16:9|he expressed great thanks to general Vasak, marvelling at his brave
03Buz4    16:17|But his brother Vasak the general of Armenia was envious of
03Buz4    18:9|words and made him accept general Vasak’s words as reliable
03Buz4    19:3|However, the general of Armenia, the sparapet Vasak
03Buz4    20:16|was especially true of their general Vasak, who, more than anyone
03Buz4    20:19|Vasak, the general and sparapet of Greater Armenia
03Buz4    20:32|to the king. As for general Vasak and the other grandees
03Buz4    20:32|and the other grandees and generals, let us give them the
03Buz4    20:40|much gold to Vasak, the general of Armenia, and he similarly
03Buz4    20:47|father-in-law Andovk and, generally, all of the naxarars. Then
03Buz4    22:4|of Armenia and by his general, Vasak. They in turn assembled
03Buz4    22:10|But general Vasak pursued and killed all
03Buz4    23:8|So, the general of Armenia, Vasak, called up
03Buz4    23:9|Now when the generals of the Iranian king’s troops
03Buz4    23:9|king’s troops learned that the general of Armenia, Vasak, had massed
03Buz4    24:0|Arsacid kings. How Vasak, the general of Armenia, freed what had
03Buz4    24:16|Arshak of Armenia and his general, Vasak, heard this they reviewed
03Buz4    24:17|At that time under general Vasak’s disposition were some [60000] select
03Buz4    24:29|Thereafter king Arshak and general Vasak protected their land, carefully
03Buz4    27:0|How the Iranian general Andikan came with [400000] men to
03Buz4    29:3|prepared. With Vasak as their general, they arose to war against
03Buz4    30:2|But then general Vasak, with [40,000] troops rose against
03Buz4    31:5|Then the general of Armenia, Vasak, organized and
03Buz4    32:0|Armenia; and how Vasak, the general of Armenia, struck and killed
03Buz4    32:2|of the tohm of the generals of Armenia, that is, of
03Buz4    32:4|General Vasak arose before them with
03Buz4    33:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak, came up
03Buz4    34:2|However, the sparapet, general of Armenia, Vasak, was sent
03Buz4    35:3|But the general of Armenia, Vasak, arose and
03Buz4    36:3|They generally destroyed and killed the Iranian
03Buz4    37:3|But the general of Armenia, Vasak, organized, arranged
03Buz4    38:3|troops. He struck and destroyed generally, and drove the survivors as
03Buz4    40:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak, assembled all
03Buz4    41:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak, put the
03Buz4    42:0|country of Iran, and how general Vasak destroyed them
03Buz4    43:2|Anticipating it, the general of Armenia, Vasak, went in
03Buz4    45:0|was put to flight by general Vasak and his army
03Buz4    45:4|So Vasak the general, with all the grandees and
03Buz4    46:2|king of Armenia and Vasak, general of Armenia, came forth and
03Buz4    47:2|place, as did Vasak, the general sparapet who was the dayeak
03Buz4    47:4|fleeing from the sight of general Vasak and all the Armenian
03Buz4    48:3|Then came the general of Armenia with [10000] select armed
03Buz4    49:0|were killed in Maxazan by general Vasak and the Armenian brigade
03Buz4    49:2|Armenian troops, together with their general Vasak were defiant and attacked
03Buz4    53:7|and taking with him the general sparapet of Armenia his dayeak
03Buz4    54:38|ordered that Vasak Mamikonean, the general sparapet of Greater Armenia, should
03Buz4    54:44|of Iran ordered that the general of Armenia, Vasak, be flayed
03Buz4    55:46|of Iran greatly thanked his generals
03Buz5    1:4|Armenia. And Mushegh was the general sparapet of Armenia in place
03Buz5    1:14|bestowed very great gifts on general Mushegh. The Byzantine military commanders
03Buz5    1:15|and archbishop Nerses blessed general Mushegh saying: “May the Lord
03Buz5    1:16|The general of Armenia, Mushegh, organized and
03Buz5    1:22|Mushegh, the general of the Armenians, circulated about
03Buz5    1:29|Mushegh, the general of Armenia, arranged his brigade
03Buz5    2:0|About Mushegh, the general of Armenia, how he fell
03Buz5    2:3|The sparapet general of Armenia, Mushegh, fell upon
03Buz5    2:8|However Mushegh, the general of Armenia, did not allow
03Buz5    2:13|a share for the Byzantine generals who were with the king
03Buz5    3:2|king Pap to Mushegh, the general of Armenia, bearing with him
03Buz5    3:5|General Mushegh ordered the troops to
03Buz5    4:5|Then the general sparapet of Armenia, Mushegh, assembled
03Buz5    4:10|this intelligence to Mushegh, the general of Armenia, by means of
03Buz5    4:13|But Terent, the Byzantine general, did not permit him to
03Buz5    4:17|Then the general sparapet of Armenia, Mushegh, came
03Buz5    4:20|Pap on behalf of the general of Armenia, Mushegh
03Buz5    4:28|offered to that brave man, general Mushegh. However, he did not
03Buz5    4:58|encountered the Aghuanian brigade and generally killed all of the troops
03Buz5    4:61|heads of champions which the general of Armenia, Mushegh, brought before
03Buz5    4:64|Pap with slanderous accusations about general Mushegh, saying: “Be aware, king
03Buz5    4:65|will between king Pap and general Mushegh, and Pap frequently reprimanded
03Buz5    4:66|But general Mushegh answered king Pap as
03Buz5    4:70|Then Pap favored general Mushegh with many gifts, honors
03Buz5    6:1|Now Terent, general of the Byzantine troops, and
03Buz5    6:1|the Byzantine troops, and Mushegh, general of the Armenian troops, left
03Buz5    6:4|king of Armenia, Terent the general of the Byzantines, and Mushegh
03Buz5    6:4|the Byzantines, and Mushegh, the general of the Armenians. And he
03Buz5    14:2|After arriving there, the sparapet general Mushegh beheaded many of them
03Buz5    16:1|Then general Mushegh turned to the Aghjnik
03Buz5    20:1|But the brave general sparapet of Armenia was full
03Buz5    20:2|his tohm, and close friends. General Mushegh was always in heroic
03Buz5    28:10|gave life to everyone in general by the faith that you
03Buz5    30:6|mourning, the azats, shinakans and generally all the inhabitants of the
03Buz5    32:8|when Terent and Ade, the generals of the Byzantine troops, knew
03Buz5    32:8|were nearby. So, the Byzantine generals prepared a grand banquet and
03Buz5    32:10|the tent of the Byzantine general Terent, he noticed the legion
03Buz5    32:18|Then the Byzantine general Terent drew his own sword
03Buz5    35:0|men and killed Mushegh, the general of Armenia
03Buz5    35:3|for himself Mushegh’s position of general-sparapet
03Buz5    35:8|his advice that the Byzantine generals killed king Pap? For Mushegh
03Buz5    35:11|wishes, to kill the sparapet general of Armenia
03Buz5    35:15|honorable men, the grandees, and general Mushegh be called to the
03Buz5    35:26|to his thigh, and slit general Mushegh’s throat, cutting off his
03Buz5    37:1|in the job of the generalship-sparapetutiwn
03Buz5    37:2|sparapet in place of him, general of all Armenia
03Buz5    37:15|he seized for himself the generalship-sparapetutiwn without the order of
03Buz5    37:21|Varazdat sent a reply to general Manuel, saying: “If I am
03Buz5    37:31|and forcefully thrust it into general Manuel’s mouth
03Buz5    37:33|fled from the sight of general Manuel. As he chased him
03Buz5    37:58|The sparapet general of Armenia, Manuel, subdued the
03Buz5    38:4|the land of Armenia, help general Manuel and protect tikin Zarmanduxt
03Buz5    38:10|tikin Zarmanduxt and the sparapet general of Armenia, Manuel, saw the
03Buz5    38:13|Zarmanduxt and to Manuel, the general of Armenia
03Buz5    38:17|to enter into intimacy with general Manuel, trying first to win
03Buz5    38:20|told him as accurate, the general of Armenia organized a brigade
03Buz5    38:21|Meruzhan had said, suddenly the general of Armenia, Manuel, fell upon
03Buz5    38:25|Then the general of Armenia, Manuel, and the
03Buz5    39:2|As soon as Armenia’s general, Manuel, heard about this, he
03Buz5    40:1|Then a certain Varaz, general of the king of Iran
03Buz5    40:2|Armenia’s sparapet general Manuel organized and prepared [10000] armed
03Buz5    42:2|of the country assembled near general Manuel, coming together and encamping
03Buz5    42:2|and encamping without a care. General Manuel directed them
03Buz5    42:3|Iranian destruction came to Armenia’s general, Manuel. They were named Babik
03Buz5    42:4|Manuel, Armenia’s general, received them. He helped them
03Buz5    43:6|this, he spoke to the generals of the Aryan brigade as
03Buz5    43:19|news-bearer came to Armenia’s general, Manuel, saying: “Be advised that
03Buz5    44:1|After all this, general sparapet Manuel went to the
03Buz5    44:6|After this Manuel, the sparapet general of Armenia, became sick with
03Buz5    44:6|him his terutiwn, sparapetutiwn and generalship and ordered him to be
03Buz5    44:12|of Armenia, men and women, generally all the prominent people. In
03Buz5    44:27|sighed longingly for their brave general, their savior, their victorious, renowned
03Buz6    1:1|the death of Manuel, Armenia’s general, no one was able to
04Yegh2    10:246|the court under some distinguished general, for him (the shah) to
04Yegh2    12:298|For they had received a general command from the court (to
04Yegh2    12:300|appeared among them like a general, ceaselessly exhorting them all and
04Yegh3    4:98|without asking they entered the general’s quarters where were gathered all
04Yegh3    5:101|Those who were inside the general’s quarters stood up, and raising
04Yegh3    7:160|entrusted to Vardan, the Armenian general, with orders to cross the
04Yegh3    8:178|was assured that the Armenian general was advancing on him with
04Yegh3    8:195|Albanian nobles and of the general peasantry for the sake of
04Yegh3    9:208|Their general himself took responsibility for the
04Yegh4    3:67|army, which of them were generals, which commander would attack from
04Yegh4    3:70|this, he summoned all his generals, and in his presence commanded
04Yegh5    1:21|appointed me your leader and general, may my words seem sweet
04Yegh5    2:32|Stand firm in our sure general, who will never forget your
04Yegh5    2:42|is no man but the general of all martyrs
04Yegh5    2:44|In these terms the virtuous general addressed the whole host. Furthermore
04Yegh5    3:52|few days later the Persian general set out with his whole
04Yegh5    3:60|magnates, from the priests and generals, opened his mouth and spoke
04Yegh5    4:80|Remember all the earlier generals of Israel: Joshua, Gideon, Jephthah
04Yegh5    5:115|After this, when the general of the Persian army saw
04Yegh5    5:116|he summoned many of the generals under his authority and ordered
04Yegh5    6:126|ready to oppose the Armenian general
04Yegh5    6:127|their unanimous advice disposed his generals
04Yegh5    7:154|But because the Armenian general had fallen in the great
04Yegh6    1:4|In front of the Persian general he rehearsed all the evils
04Yegh6    2:45|Hmayeak, brother of the Armenian general Vardan, fighting with uncompromising bravery
04Yegh6    3:53|all this reached the Persian general, he erupted in anger; in
04Yegh6    3:57|who had cooperated with the general in that war, and he
04Yegh6    4:95|a letter to the great general of Antioch
04Yegh7    5:119|sake that the great Armenian general came with his numerous holy
04Yegh7    13:319|by one but that a general order for their death had
05Parp1    1:8|of the Mamikoneans, the great general and marzpan of Armenia. Our
05Parp1    4:0|were the learned and brave general and marzpan of Armenia, Vahan
05Parp1    4:5|of the Mamikoneans, Vahan, the general of Armenia and the marzpan
05Parp2    15:1|later, resisted by some princely generals of Armenia, they rejected and
05Parp2    16:11|allow me to lament the general ruin of the land of
05Parp3    21:12|both to your kingdom and generally to the entire Aryan world
05Parp3    21:16|All the Aryans generally were astonished at and lauded
05Parp3    27:4|of their alliance to the general of Armenia, Vardan, lord of
05Parp3    27:8|lord of the Mamikoneans and general of Armenia. Revealing their strategem
05Parp3    27:14|When Vardan, general of Armenia and lord of
05Parp3    27:18|these words from Vardan, the general of Armenia and lord of
05Parp3    27:22|this without delay to Vardan, general of Armenia
05Parp3    27:28|fervent entreaties before Vardan, the general of Armenia, they then brought
05Parp3    27:34|When Vardan, the general of Armenia and the lord
05Parp3    30:12|Armenia after Vardan Mamikonean, Armenia’s general, to turn him back with
05Parp3    31:4|would not leave Vardan, the general of Armenia, alone. Rather, he
05Parp3    31:6|of the Mamikoneans and the general of Armenia, did not put
05Parp3    33:9|Hmayeak, brother of the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, from the
05Parp3    34:2|Then the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, lord of
05Parp3    35:0|When the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, lord of
05Parp3    35:4|When the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, lord of
05Parp3    35:6|The venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, arranged his
05Parp3    35:6|law of the blessed Vardan, general of Armenia and lord of
05Parp3    35:7|support him. Vardan, the blessed general of Armenia, prepared to lead
05Parp3    35:13|But the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, urgently urged
05Parp3    35:14|the words of the blessed general) immediately accepted the command from
05Parp3    36:0|an emissary reached the venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, and the
05Parp3    38:23|After the blessed general had said all of this
05Parp3    41:1|Hmayeak, brother of the blessed general Vardan. Hmayeak had been delayed
05Parp3    41:14|comforted, knowing that the brave generals had been finally eliminated
05Parp4    68:0|the Armenians and Vahan, the general of Armenia, had appointed him
05Parp4    68:10|marzpan, to Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, and to their
05Parp4    70:3|Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, sent (a message
05Parp4    70:11|brigade of Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia
05Parp4    71:2|Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, made haste. Taking
05Parp4    71:5|Thus Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, and the marvellous
05Parp4    71:11|Then Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, began to organize
05Parp4    71:14|to act according to the general’s order, the brigade of Iranians
05Parp4    71:16|When Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, saw that the
05Parp4    71:18|Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, took heart, made
05Parp4    71:19|them. Vahan Mamikonean, the brave general of Armenia, went and forcefully
05Parp4    71:20|before the brigade of Armenia’s general, Vahan, they took heart and
05Parp4    72:1|Vard, the brother of Armenia’s general Vahan Mamikonean, through the power
05Parp4    72:6|the mouths of priests, and generally of all the people, men
05Parp4    73:0|Vasak Mamikonean brother of Armenia’s general, Vahan, and knew thereby that
05Parp4    73:6|Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, all the senior
05Parp4    73:7|king of Iberia, distracted Armenia’s general Vahan Mamikonean and the other
05Parp4    73:16|of fear of Vahan, Armenia’s general. But our plans and thoughts
05Parp4    73:20|also spoke with Vahan, Armenia’s general, and with the other senior
05Parp4    74:0|Although Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, was saddened by
05Parp4    74:2|Vasak Mamikonean, brother of Armenia’s general, Vahan, for his face was
05Parp4    74:3|his own brother, the great general of Armenia, Vahan, looked and
05Parp4    74:4|attacked each other. Vahan, the general of Armenia, together with the
05Parp4    74:8|While Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, his venerable brother
05Parp4    74:9|and inscrutable providence, the brave general of Armenia, Vahan Mamikonean, and
05Parp4    74:10|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, encountered Babgen Siwni
05Parp4    75:0|Now Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, temporarily went to
05Parp4    75:3|and the place where Armenia’s general Vahan Mamikonean was, was under
05Parp4    76:0|While Mihran and Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, were communicating with
05Parp4    77:0|Vahan Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, arrived at the
05Parp4    77:3|the ostan they told Armenia’s general, Vahan, false and deceitfully misleading
05Parp4    77:15|When the brilliant and perceptive general of Armenia, Vahan Mamikonean, heard
05Parp4    78:3|they speedily went against Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the troops
05Parp4    79:1|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the naxarars
05Parp4    79:6|However (Hazarawuxt), not encountering Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and some of
05Parp4    80:15|than before to serve Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, to do anything
05Parp4    81:2|Then Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the men
05Parp4    81:3|The Iranian general, Shapuh, was informed that lo
05Parp4    81:5|were always prepared because Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, taught them to
05Parp4    81:5|the others, went after Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean. For they note
05Parp4    81:6|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, went eastward to
05Parp4    81:7|lake, having missed (meeting) Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, at the appointed
05Parp4    81:14|When Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, heard of such
05Parp4    82:0|Gdihon, general of Siwnik’, urgently hurried Shapuh
05Parp4    82:8|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the troops
05Parp4    83:0|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, left the slaughter
05Parp4    83:3|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, saw the unexpected
05Parp4    83:9|When Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, had expressed all
05Parp4    83:10|from the counsel of Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, and were all
05Parp4    83:12|of them said to the general of Armenia, Vahan Mamikonean: “Lord
05Parp4    83:13|But Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, made the sign
05Parp4    83:15|and courageous strength of Armenia’s general, Vahan, and the few men
05Parp4    83:17|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, with the few
05Parp4    83:23|After Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean with his colleagues
05Parp4    83:24|fear and dread of Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, that the Iranian
05Parp4    83:25|men who were with Armenia’s general, Vahan, and who attacked and
05Parp4    85:1|by fearful thoughts of Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, suddenly an emissary
05Parp4    86:7|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, heard all these
05Parp4    86:8|cathedral church which the brave general of Armenia, Vahan Mamikonean, rennovated
05Parp4    87:5|but to the Aryan world generally
05Parp4    91:0|Then Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, departed with all
05Parp4    94:4|and the king, and Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, to Duin
05Parp4    94:6|But Armenia’s brave general, Vahan Mamikonean, approached a place
05Parp4    94:7|they wanted. For Armenia’s brave general, Vahan Mamikonean, rooted in the
05Parp4    94:11|which was clear to the general and to all the troops
05Parp4    96:8|Armenia’s general, Vahan, lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    97:1|When Vahan, the general of Armenia and lord of
05Parp4    97:2|kat’oghikos Yohan encountered Vahan, the general of Armenia and lord of
05Parp4    97:7|They rejoiced happily with the general of Armenia Vahan, lord of
05Parp4    97:8|there for some days, Armenia’s general, Vahan lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    98:1|the intelligence of Vahan, Armenia’s general and lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    98:2|wisdom which dwelled in Armenia’s general Vahan, lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    98:4|all the successes of Armenia’s general Vahan, lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    99:0|lord of the Mamikoneans and general of Armenia, as marzpan of
05Parp4    99:1|presented it to Vahan, Armenia’s general and lord of the Mamikoneans
05Parp4    99:2|Vahan, lord of the Mamikoneans, general of Armenia, and marzpan, received
06Khor1    15:8|was formed, she ordered her generals that if possible, they should
06Khor2    7:3|cities, villages, estates, and in general the entire constitution of the
06Khor2    7:3|to the kingdom - the army, generals, provincial governors, and similar matters
06Khor2    15:1|us of Pompey, the Roman general; the capture of Mazhak and
06Khor2    15:2|that time Pompey, the Roman general, arrived in Asia Minor with
06Khor2    20:2|in support Bendidius, the Roman general, with an army, to wage
06Khor2    28:4|was the wife of the general of all the Aryans who
06Khor2    37:15|greatly honored among the Persian generals - as was the child among
06Khor2    83:2|in our land he sent General Smbat, the father of Bagarat
06Khor2    85:6|army, seeing their king and general cut in half by such
06Khor2    85:8|made four of his men generals: Mihran, prince of the Georgians
06Khor3    6:2|over the army the four generals whom Trdat had established in
06Khor3    6:2|the single supreme commander and general of all Armenia
06Khor3    6:3|was Bagarat the aspet, as general of the western force; the
06Khor3    6:3|and bdeashkh of Gugark’, as general of the northern army; the
06Khor3    6:3|prince of the Amatunik’, as general of the eastern force; the
06Khor3    6:3|prince of the Ṙshtunik’, as general of the southern army
06Khor3    9:3|western Armenian armies with the generals Bagarat the aspet and Vahan
06Khor3    10:4|with the army and the generals and entrusted the land of
06Khor3    15:2|Rshtunik*, Zawray, who was the general of the Armenian southern force
06Khor3    15:8|been taken off by its general and has deserted. We would
06Khor3    17:8|our anger we made their general drink bull’s blood
06Khor3    19:8|with favorable letters from our generals you should send the tribute
06Khor3    27:6|he sent one of his generals with an Armenian force to
06Khor3    27:7|When the Persian general arrived in Armenia, with the
06Khor3    29:13|The kind and noble General Theodosius agreed to this and
06Khor3    36:9|for him under the valiant general Terentius
06Khor3    37:6|lines under the leadership of General Smbat the aspet, son of
06Khor3    37:10|For Gorgonos, general of the infantry, surrounded Pap’s
06Khor3    37:21|with the fugitives. The Armenian general Smbat quickly caught up with
06Khor3    39:6|prince of the Andzevats’ik’ and general of Pap’s eastern army, fought
06Khor3    40:12|When the Greek generals became aware of this, they
06Khor3    42:3|at the urging of his generals. For although God had granted
06Khor3    42:3|Theodosius was alive, nonetheless the generals were weary and exhausted from
06Khor3    48:5|General Gazavon and all the Armenian
06Khor3    48:13|Khosrov, king of Armenia, to General Gazavon and all our princes
06Khor3    56:2|haste, ordering his deputy the general to arrest the Armenian magnates
06Khor3    56:5|Chichrakats’i, who had been appointed general, the Armenian princes gathered together
06Khor3    56:5|and Aprsam Spanduni killed their general. They scattered leaderless, each seeking
06Khor3    57:14|also wrote to Anatolius the general in the following terms
06Khor3    57:16|of Armenia, to the valiant general Anatolius, greetings
06Khor3    57:30|your son-in-law, a general and have inscribed Mesrop among
06Khor3    58:2|When Mesrop and General Vardan arrived, they found that
06Khor3    58:2|Vardan arrived, they found that General Anatolius had come up close
06Khor3    58:6|the brothers of Vardan the general
06Khor3    58:8|the aspet and Vardan the general, his grandson, to the court
06Khor3    59:2|After the general Anatolius, on receiving the royal
06Khor3    65:2|the Great. Similarly, the Greek general Anatolius sent from Karin Havuk
06Khor3    65:12|reestablishing his grandson Vardan the general in the possessions of his
06Khor3    67:8|the wife of Vardan the general, took Sahak’s venerable body and
07Seb1    9:0|Khosrov. The Persian marzpans and generals who came to Armenia after
07Seb1    9:7|Now these are the generals of the Persian king who
07Seb1    10:15|royal hall all the nobles, generals, and troops who were present
07Seb1    16:4|he (the emperor) ordered the general Heraclius, who was stationed in
07Seb1    17:3|army pursued them, with the general Heraclius and Hamazasp Mamikonean. When
07Seb1    18:0|Thracians. He appoints Musheł Mamikonean general. At first the Greeks defeat
07Seb1    18:2|and Musheł Mamikonean as their general
07Seb1    30:7|Yovhan patrik; then Herakl; the general Sormēn, until thirteen years of
07Seb1    31:0|of Phocas. Rebellion of the generals Heraclius and Nersēs from Phocas
07Seb1    31:5|Then the general Heraclius with his army, who
07Seb1    31:5|the area of Syria the general Nersēs rebelled in Mesopotamia, and
07Seb1    32:0|Khorkhoṙuni surrenders to the Persian general; he goes to the royal
07Seb1    32:2|great slaughter. They slew the general in the battle, put the
07Seb1    32:4|territory, with Datoyean as their general. The Greek army assembled at
07Seb1    32:9|a fortification around themselves. Their general was T’ēodos Khorkhoṙuni. The Persian
07Seb1    32:13|the agreement. But the Persian general summoned T’ēodos Khorkhoṙuni and said
07Seb1    33:0|Karin. Karin is surrendered. The general Shahēn comes to Karin; emigration
07Seb1    33:1|Khoṙeam, called Ĕṙazman, as their general. He gave them the following
07Seb1    34:0|Greeks. Shaken takes Melitene. Persian generals in Armenia. P’ilippikos makes a
07Seb1    34:9|a certain priest P’iłippikos as general. This P’iłippikos had been the
07Seb1    34:10|By compulsion Heraclius appointed him general and sent him to the
07Seb1    34:14|having adopted the title of general, with his brother T’ēodos gathered
07Seb1    34:17|at Caesarea of Palestine; their general, called Ṙazmiozan, that is Khoṙeam
07Seb1    34:18|submitted. They offered to the general and the (Persian) princes splendid
07Seb1    38:2|gave magnificent presents to the general and princes
07Seb1    38:20|via Ałuank’ He commanded his general Shahr Varaz to block his
07Seb1    38:32|a man and slew their general in the battle. Surrounding the
07Seb1    41:5|Then the Greek general Mzhēzh Gnuni came from Armenia
07Seb1    41:7|the Greek camp until the general satisfied his wishes and established
07Seb1    41:9|Then the Greek general Mzhēzh began to slander concerning
07Seb1    41:16|Attacking Mzhēzh Gnuni the Greek general, he defeated and killed both
07Seb1    42:12|collect troops, about [70,000], appointed as general over them one of his
07Seb1    42:15|So, all the generals fell and were slain. The
07Seb1    42:19|under the command of their general Ṙostom, [80,000] armed men, and marched
07Seb1    42:20|on the plain. The Armenian general Musheł Mamikonean, son of Dawit’
07Seb1    42:21|nobles were killed, and the general Ṙostom was also killed. They
07Seb1    42:22|and installed Khoṙokhazat as their general. He hastened to Ctesiphon, took
07Seb1    42:26|no one was chosen as general in the land of Armenia
07Seb1    44:1|Armenia with the rank of general. The aspet flees from Constantinople
07Seb1    44:2|reigned, and he appointed as general over his army Valentinus, who
07Seb1    44:15|the kingdom; and they made general a certain T’ēodoros, one of
07Seb1    44:24|royal command reached the Armenian general to secure all the roads
07Seb1    44:25|Then the Greek general T’ēodoros, with (the support of
07Seb1    44:29|him the same authority of general, whether or not the princes
07Seb1    45:2|The next morning the general of Armenia, T’ēodoros, attacked them
07Seb1    45:2|great victory for the Armenian general
07Seb1    45:3|The Armenian general had taken to Constans from
07Seb1    45:5|Then the (general) in the territory of Palestine
07Seb1    45:12|Nersēs and the pious Armenian general T’ēodoros, lord of Ṙshtunik’
07Seb1    46:0|with the nobles and the general T’ēodoros, lord of Ṙshtunik’
07Seb1    52:3|to the merciless executioner, the general called Habib who resided in
07Seb1    52:4|to pillage it too. The general of the Greek army was
08Ghev1    1:5|Byzantines, who wrote to the general in Judaea, saying: “I have
08Ghev1    1:7|The general, upon receiving the imperial order
08Ghev1    1:11|to the Byzantine camp, and generally killing many of them. Then
08Ghev1    2:5|of Artaz against the Byzantine general named Procopius, who was encamped
08Ghev1    2:7|by the laziness of the general, impatiently wrote to Procopius two
08Ghev1    2:7|Procopius two and three times. General Procopius, getting angry at the
08Ghev1    2:9|having separated from the Byzantine general
08Ghev1    4:2|Emperor Constans who ordered the general in the Cilician area to
08Ghev1    4:3|treachery he had worked against general Procopius, and put in his
08Ghev1    4:3|sending him along with his general
08Ghev1    4:6|Vard went to the general of the Byzantines and (together
08Ghev1    4:6|son then went to the general and requested that he be
08Ghev1    4:6|over the pontoon bridge. (The general) ordered that (Vard) guard the
08Ghev1    8:0|When general Muhammad left for Syria, he
08Ghev1    8:26|General Smbat responded: “We are taught
08Ghev1    9:0|of his troops, he summoned general Muhammad and his forces and
08Ghev1    9:1|words of peace to their general, and to place themselves under
08Ghev1    9:3|him. He died there, before general Muhammad had reached Harran
08Ghev1    9:4|last words to the Ishmaelite general: “My people have sent me
08Ghev1    9:14|written pledge from the Ishmaelite general’s hand, they departed for the
08Ghev1    9:15|As for general Muhammad, he came a second
08Ghev1    10:3|under the command of a general. Smbat, uniting his forces with
08Ghev1    10:3|his forces with the Byzantine general’s, came to the village called
08Ghev1    11:0|once again the heart of general Muhammad (ibn Marwan) became inflamed
08Ghev1    11:10|and then sent word to General Muhammad: “Come and take the
08Ghev1    12:1|numerous troops, entrusted them to General Maslama (Mslim), and sent him
08Ghev1    14:61|disciples, not to men in general, and you know well that
08Ghev1    14:105|second is that of the general resurrection that He announced to
08Ghev1    14:177|race in view of the general resurrection, how should He not
08Ghev1    17:1|plan of sending a certain general named Harith (Hert’) to conduct
08Ghev1    18:1|saw this, she commanded the general named T’armach’ to assemble a
08Ghev1    18:2|the Ishmaelite army and its general, who was named Djarrah (Jar’ay
08Ghev1    18:3|of Ishmaelite troops under their general, named Sa’id al-Harashi (Set’
08Ghev1    19:3|great caution to the Byzantine general so that (his forces) not
08Ghev1    19:4|However, (the Byzantine general) did not take care as
08Ghev1    19:4|had heard that the Ishmaelite general had called upon his troops
08Ghev1    19:4|own land. When the Byzantine general learned about this, he ordered
08Ghev1    20:0|previous bodyentrusted it to general Maslama, and sent it against
08Ghev1    20:12|he wrote a letter to General Maslama with the following import
08Ghev1    20:19|As soon as the Ishmaelite general read this letter he became
08Ghev1    20:20|in readiness for many days. (General Maslama) took ship right away
08Ghev1    21:2|exalted by Hisham and by General Marwan, they were furiously angry
08Ghev1    27:3|the Khurasanian troops, placing as general over themselves Kahat’ba and a
08Ghev1    31:2|it to one of his generals, named R’azht’arxan, of the Xat’irlit’ber
08Ghev1    32:3|of Her. A certain Ishmaelite general (named) R’uh also arrived (in
08Ghev1    34:15|city of Dwin, the Muslim general Muhammad began receiving frenzied complaints
08Ghev1    34:16|The general took approximately [4,000] choice cavalrymen and
08Ghev1    34:18|many of them including the general himself. And they wiped them
08Ghev1    34:40|and entrusted them to a general named (ibn Isma’il) Amir (Amr
08Ghev1    34:42|Then general (Amir), with great caution and
08Ghev1    34:69|Sahak from the Bagratuni House; General Mushegh and Samue’l, lord of
08Ghev1    35:3|Then (General Amir ibn Isma’il) left the
08Ghev1    37:4|entrusted to one of his generals, his own brother who was
08Ghev1    37:5|army) was commanded by three generals, two of whom were Armenian
08Ghev1    37:7|very magnificent gifts to his generals. Then they rested for (the
08Ghev1    38:3|entrusted them to the same general whom we mentioned earlier, and
08Ghev1    38:5|came to the aid of General ’Abbas
08Ghev1    39:1|his son Harun (Aharon) as general, and sent (the army) against
08Ghev1    39:5|brave heart, he appointed him general over [60,000] men; and he remained
08Ghev1    40:19|the bones of these venerable generals burned to ash in the
09Draskh1    12:16|and immediately sent the great general Theodosius with a large army
09Draskh1    12:16|as hostage to the great general Theodosius. The latter heeded Nerses’s
09Draskh1    19:12|disunited and there was no general commanding the armies, the infectious
09Draskh1    19:26|However, the general Vaghentin, who arrived in a
09Draskh1    27:13|tremors filled the city in general, and caused many people to
09Draskh1    45:24|Before the eyes of our generals and chief princes the true
09Draskh1    47:5|the island-fortress, the Ishmaelite general ravaged whatever was left, and
09Draskh1    52:4|of our land with corpses. Generally taking great quantities of booty
09Draskh1    55:24|Yusuf’s governors, officials, armies and generals in the regions of Her
09Draskh1    55:24|against the enemy forces and generals, and shed much blood
09Draskh1    56:2|in his command many Roman generals and forces, and sent him
09Draskh1    66:16|As a general rule, one soldier would address
09Draskh1    66:16|we tried to please our generals by devoting our lives to
10Tovma1    4:33|by Varbakes and Bēlos, the general of the Medes; as a
10Tovma1    6:20|Arshavir waged war against Alexander’s generals. Attacking them with Herculean valour
10Tovma1    6:20|he warded off the powerful generals of Alexander for a long
10Tovma1    6:22|and his wise argument, Alexander’s generals Ptolemy and Seleucus requested Asud
10Tovma1    6:24|strictly and fearlessly, appointed four generals for the four regions of
10Tovma1    6:29|the death of Alexander his generals held the Macedonian empire; but
10Tovma1    6:40|at your command, Oh Gagik general of Armenia and prince of
10Tovma1    6:51|the Artsrunik’, Khuran, the chief general of the army and commander
10Tovma1    6:55|Armenia, and with the great general Khuran Artsruni. Sending him gifts
10Tovma1    6:57|He also trapped the great general Khuran Artsruni in the snare
10Tovma1    7:7|was residing with a certain general and magus called Peroz-Vram
10Tovma1    10:14|made known to the Mamikonean generals, armed and with drawn swords
10Tovma1    11:3|Armenian soldiers, appointing Mershapuh Artsruni, general of Armenia, and Vahan Amatuni
10Tovma1    11:4|the emperor Theodosius, the Greek general Terentius captured him and marched
10Tovma1    11:8|reached the emperor through the general Terentius. And before a reply
10Tovma1    11:16|the Greeks installed consuls and generals and counts, thenceforth appointing no
10Tovma1    11:30|measured pace over to the general Anatolius. At the command of
10Tovma1    11:31|the positions of marzpan and general of Armenia, at the request
10Tovma1    11:44|On the other hand, the general Anatolius appointed a certain Havuk
10Tovma1    11:51|command of Yazkert the Persian general Mshkan occupied the position of
10Tovma1    11:52|Sahak Bagratuni, sparapet, aspet, and general of Armenia, the emperor Theodosius
10Tovma1    11:56|Gagik of Vaspurakan and great general of Armenia. It is reliably
10Tovma2    2:21|times that Hazaravukht the Persian general attacked Armenia with a massive
10Tovma2    3:6|to Musheł and the other generals in this fashion: “I was
10Tovma2    3:20|army in Palestine and its general named Ṙazmayuzan, also called Khoṙeam
10Tovma2    3:27|with splendid presents, gave the general and all the nobles grand
10Tovma2    3:28|to converse with the Persian general: “What do you intend to
10Tovma2    3:51|by the sword unmercifully; their general was also killed in the
10Tovma2    3:63|of the kingdom and made general peace both with the emperor
10Tovma2    4:8|you will become a great general and the leader of all
10Tovma2    4:16|appointed as his officers and generals Ali and Apubak’r and Amr
10Tovma2    6:17|Then, when the impious general Muse saw that his wicked
10Tovma2    6:31|gods in power, who has general authority over life and death
10Tovma2    6:43|elite cavalry, with soldiers and generals, he entrusted it to a
10Tovma2    6:46|Then the general left him, filled with the
10Tovma2    6:48|and sent messengers to the general. He wrote a letter in
10Tovma2    7:1|Tarōn was built. There the general of the Muslims was encamped
10Tovma2    7:3|did that man Yovsep’, the general of the Muslims, spend the
10Tovma2    7:7|haste to the caliph: “Your general has been killed, and the
10Tovma3    1:0|what became of Armenia in general; and division among the princes
10Tovma3    1:15|Sakastanto the troops and generals, governors of provinces and cities
10Tovma3    1:17|When the generals had entered his presence, the
10Tovma3    1:18|nation and army and our generals, as has Ashot prince of
10Tovma3    1:21|offered to each of the generals who had come to him
10Tovma3    1:25|As general he appointed over them a
10Tovma3    2:3|of his army to a general named Zhirak and sent him
10Tovma3    2:13|He was brought before the general Zhirak’, who was pleased to
10Tovma3    2:42|The warriors attacked bravely, the generals shouted, the champions called out
10Tovma3    2:42|our valiant Ashot, the elite general of the Armenians and greatest
10Tovma3    2:46|able to appease the (enemy) general to abandon the plans he
10Tovma3    2:47|to go to the (enemy) general and seek peace
10Tovma3    2:48|take a letter to the general, full of the diabolical poison
10Tovma3    2:55|When the great general had read the secret message
10Tovma3    2:56|them: “Arise, go to the general, see for sure, and we
10Tovma3    2:73|been greatly loved by the general and had received the greatest
10Tovma3    2:75|and fearlessly standing before the general without flinching, he note: “Since
10Tovma3    2:76|Then the general promised with an oath to
10Tovma3    4:3|they brought them to the general and told him what deeds
10Tovma3    4:13|and went to inform the general
10Tovma3    4:20|the caliph and the great general, more than fifteen thousand men
10Tovma3    4:22|taken refuge in the valiant general Gurgēn and the Armenian troops
10Tovma3    4:22|princess of Vaspurakan, to the general Bugha so that henceforth he
10Tovma3    4:23|camp and come before the general, she spoke with him politely
10Tovma3    4:24|The general responded to her peaceably, saying
10Tovma3    4:27|The generals of those troops were the
10Tovma3    4:28|them with gifts at the general’s orders, and he would rule
10Tovma3    4:29|who was known to the general, to see if they were
10Tovma3    4:31|Before he reached the (enemy) generals but was still at a
10Tovma3    4:43|reached the Armenian force, the general Gurgēn made haste to send
10Tovma3    4:43|until a response from the general-in-chief should reach him
10Tovma3    4:44|that they had given a general order to go out to
10Tovma3    4:54|Davit’ and Hasan and the general Davit’. These set out and
10Tovma3    5:1|Then the generals became undecided in their plans
10Tovma3    5:9|him. When he entered the general’s presence, the latter paid no
10Tovma3    5:12|my army with my outstanding generals from all the races whose
10Tovma3    5:20|Then the general realised that he had succeeded
10Tovma3    6:8|dissembling and treachery of the generals of his empire
10Tovma3    6:34|had been seized by another general in the city of Khlat’
10Tovma3    8:6|In such fashion too, the general Bugha, when the summer warmth
10Tovma3    8:9|So the impious general, when he had carried out
10Tovma3    8:9|the troops with their various generals who had come to him
10Tovma3    8:25|Then the general ordered the bodies of the
10Tovma3    9:2|But the general (Bugha) was forming his own
10Tovma3    9:5|to the caliph and the general that he would follow their
10Tovma3    9:12|sent a message to the general Zhirak’: “Hasten to meet me
10Tovma3    10:8|Then the general Bugha ordered his troops to
10Tovma3    10:29|the command of a certain general and stationed him to the
10Tovma3    10:33|So they returned to their general with a great victory and
10Tovma3    10:34|For the general Bugha this was a terrible
10Tovma3    10:38|continuing to speak with the general, the commander removed the veil
10Tovma3    10:43|Lord Musheł, son of the general, was stationed in the open
10Tovma3    10:49|to the caliph, for the general of the Ałuank’ note: “Lest
10Tovma3    10:53|victory was granted through the general Apumusē so that the Lord’s
10Tovma3    10:55|When the general of the Ałuank’ had read
10Tovma3    10:55|Bugha. Before he reached the general, there came to meet him
10Tovma3    11:3|and brought him to the general. They imputed to him much
10Tovma3    11:4|man, such anger as the general Bugha had never vented on
10Tovma3    11:5|tribunal where the group of generals were all assembled
10Tovma3    11:23|he (Yovnan) had resisted the general and reminded him about the
10Tovma3    11:27|for you I put your general and his troops to the
10Tovma3    11:32|spot, they came before the general of the Muslims
10Tovma3    11:33|had been arrested and the general knew that from then on
10Tovma3    11:34|lit torches. Entering at their general’s command, they put (the Armenians’
10Tovma3    11:36|to the caliph and the general. For he had followed their
10Tovma3    11:37|there remained Gurgēn in the general’s place and the other Artsruni
10Tovma3    13:11|The general of the East came to
10Tovma3    13:11|astonishment at his valour the general wrote to the Greek emperor
10Tovma3    13:12|the emperor wrote to his general in the hope that he
10Tovma3    13:13|give the castle to the general and appease the emperor
10Tovma3    13:16|May you be pleased, valiant general, with his brave deeds against
10Tovma3    13:21|throwing its rider, the valiant general Apumk’dēm
10Tovma3    13:24|and brought it to their general Abraham. Taking courage, they turned
10Tovma3    13:26|the Armenians) realised that their general had been killed and that
10Tovma3    13:42|in mounting attacks reached the general, Bugha’s heart turned towards him
10Tovma3    13:42|as the due of a general, a princely sword to gird
10Tovma3    13:56|Just as the valiant general of Israel, Joshua, or Gideon
10Tovma3    13:57|victorious battles did the great general Gurgēn win over the race
10Tovma3    16:2|son of Bugha, was appointed general
10Tovma3    16:6|Although the general Musē himself kept urging him
10Tovma3    22:22|lords, the brave commander and general of Greater Armenia
10Tovma3    24:7|Gagik to the dignity of general of Greater Armenia, to carry
10Tovma3    27:0|in the years of Gagik’s generalship
10Tovma3    27:1|during the time Gagik was general. But not a few regrets
10Tovma3    27:6|they brought it to the general and washed off the impure
10Tovma3    29:43|time that Gagik was supreme general he had begun his constructions
10Tovma3    29:44|he had been called. The general set aside for the monastery
10Tovma3    29:50|Furthermore, the general Gagik constructed (buildings) at the
10Tovma4    4:31|Gagik had also appointed a general to command the province of
10Tovma4    13:96|church of Saint George the General, which he adorned with many
10Tovma4    13:96|church of Saint George the General, and by their prayers may
10Tovma4    13:98|and prophets, patriarchs and vardapets, generals and virgins. By their prayers
11Asogh1    2:7|laws of nature, and (in general) with his blamelessness he was
11Asogh1    6:2|of courage in Constantinople and (generally) in Greece, returned to Armenia
11Asogh1    6:2|troops out of Armenia. He (generally little) relied on the army
11Asogh1    23:5|army of the country in general, including Bat, the Amir of
11Asogh1    30:1|Tarsus, in Sulind and in general in all those areas
11Asogh1    45:2|ungodly son Abusaj. During the general devastation of Armenia (Gagik) reigned
12Last1    16:42|At that time a certain general of the Byzantine troops, brave
12Last1    16:43|flame shot forth, while (the general) hastily turned back. When the
12Last1    16:44|As for (the general), he peacefully entered the city
12Last1    25:14|did not know that the general of the Lord’s troops who