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heretic   20
heritage   4
hermit   26
hermitage   13
hero   115
herself   17
hesitate   31
hesitation   18
heterodox   6
Headword

hero
115 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
hermitage   7
hermitages   6
hermits   11
hermon   1
hero   23
herod   41
herodias   1
herodotus   2
herods   11


02Agat3    1:12|the victorious power of their heroic struggle
02Agat3    28:13|And he told about the heroic endurance of the brave martyrs
03Buz3    3:9|and in the martyriums of heros where each year people gathered
03Buz3    6:2|and perfect faith. Like a heroic warrior he trained and kept
03Buz3    12:14|of Christ, like a champion hero who, from his boyhood onward
03Buz4    20:8|select warriors full of manly heroism
03Buz5    20:2|General Mushegh was always in heroic war, and was willing to
04Yegh3    6:132|great and virtuous task of heroism, a divine grace appeared over
04Yegh3    8:195|concert they shared in the heroic task
04Yegh3    8:197|man who died like a hero in the great battle
04Yegh3    9:209|in his company of the heroic valor of Vardan’s force in
04Yegh5    1:4|of Armenia fought with similar heroism
04Yegh5    2:32|who will never forget your heroic deeds
04Yegh5    3:67|manhood the mystery of pious heroism was revealed to him in
04Yegh5    5:109|body the valor of your heroism
04Yegh5    5:111|the Second Coming the same heroism will be performed under torment
04Yegh5    5:119|of the Armenians and the heroic valor of each one of
04Yegh5    6:137|brave advanced fearlessly and the heroes roared
04Yegh5    7:153|neither side was defeated; but heroes attacked heroes and both sides
04Yegh5    7:153|was defeated; but heroes attacked heroes and both sides went down
04Yegh5    7:166|These [287] heroes with the nine great nobles
04Yegh6    1:9|the death of the brave heroes, and our blood be mingled
04Yegh6    1:16|For even if our brave heroes fell in the great battle
04Yegh6    2:26|very bravely they endured their heroic struggle
04Yegh6    2:45|fighting with uncompromising bravery, was heroically martyred for the unity of
04Yegh9    3:73|the wives of the blessed heroes and prisoners and of those
04Yegh9    4:93|feminine weakness and became men heroic at spiritual warfare. Waging war
05Parp1    2:4|on High, which kept this hero for work in Armenia; the
05Parp1    2:5|the intercession of the great hero Gregory and the blessed virgins
05Parp1    4:7|one can sufficiently recount the heroic man’s numberless deeds. Let the
05Parp2    17:68|colors, the former auguring the heroic bloodshed of the martyrs, and
05Parp3    31:6|comrades, and wanted to display heroism
05Parp3    51:8|you be released from the heroic shackles which now confine you
05Parp4    61:10|men and women, recalled the heroism of saint Vardan and all
05Parp4    94:9|son), Grigor, son of the hero Vasak
06Khor1    10:3|over all the giants and heroes
06Khor1    10:11|who willingly submitted to the hero
06Khor1    11:7|said, “O greatest of the heroes, that Bēl is advancing against
06Khor1    12:38|he performed in battle many heroic deeds and that he extended
06Khor1    27:8|suddenly gave birth to three heroes, fully formed in stature and
06Khor1    27:12|to grips with the wonderful hero
06Khor1    30:19|The combat was magnificent, for heroes were facing heroes, and not
06Khor1    30:19|magnificent, for heroes were facing heroes, and not straightaway did they
06Khor1    32:3|Tigran. For the descendants of heroes are heroes; but as for
06Khor1    32:3|the descendants of heroes are heroes; but as for those of
06Khor1    32:4|according to the reputation of heroic nature, what we are saying
06Khor1    32:9|something very similar to the heroic exploits of Heracles
06Khor1    33:11|and not by any other hero
06Khor2    5:5|their lances they slew the hero, and attacking his army they
06Khor2    27:6|the same family as that hero
06Khor2    47:6|and named Dimak’sean after the heroic exploits of his father. For
06Khor2    50:6|it is not right for heroes to take the lives of
06Khor2    50:6|of the progeny of other heroes for the sake of vengeance
06Khor2    82:14|Such were his heroic deeds while he remained in
06Khor2    92:2|and great man, the second hero and spiritual overseer of our
06Khor3    9:1|in his days, when the heroic exploits of Vahan Amatuni were
06Khor3    9:11|and boldly proved himself a hero
06Khor3    29:6|from both sides fell, for heroes were facing heroes and no
06Khor3    29:6|fell, for heroes were facing heroes and no one would accept
06Khor3    40:5|Saint Trdat: for when five heroes from among the enemy attacked
06Khor3    42:11|The most valiant of the heroes, Shapuh king of kings, to
06Khor3    44:1|Sahak the aspet, and his heroic exploits against the brigands of
06Khor3    46:8|Spandarat, showed awesome acts of heroism, often turning in attack and
06Khor3    55:10|Go on, go on, Persian hero, if you are a man
06Khor3    55:13|Atom said to him: “Persian hero, behold your father is a
06Khor3    56:5|affray the Vanandats’ik’ showed particular heroism and courage
06Khor3    62:6|do there exist tombs of heroes descended from the dragons, but
08Ghev1    40:4|three monthsthese protomartyrs and heroes
09Draskh1    4:22|toils with those of the hero Herakles. The tradition about Vahagn
09Draskh1    5:7|Invincible in numerous contests with heroes, Arshak took possession of all
09Draskh1    5:28|Hellas offered sacrifices for the heroes
09Draskh1    17:0|The Works and Heroic Acts of Smbat, and the
09Draskh1    54:24|many a contest and displayed heroic valor in battle against all
09Draskh1    54:32|which is worthy of your heroic glory and virtuous lives, whereby
10Tovma1    2:1|concerning Bel and the Chaldaeans’ heroic follies does not serve our
10Tovma1    2:12|in honour of giants and heroes and barbarian kings. And in
10Tovma1    3:2|because the base deeds of heroes were not written down by
10Tovma1    3:3|said he was the original hero and first king. For, gathering
10Tovma1    3:10|about Bel and the other heroes as being very ancient and
10Tovma1    5:5|speed they pressed the combat, heroes opposing heroes. Xerxes hurried up
10Tovma1    5:5|pressed the combat, heroes opposing heroes. Xerxes hurried up from the
10Tovma1    5:15|performed) many acts of valiant heroism, astonishing the whole Persian army
10Tovma1    6:20|with Herculean valour, like a hero he warded off the powerful
10Tovma1    6:20|Alexander’s face as that of heroic gods, he lowered his eyes
10Tovma1    6:31|Arshak the Parthian against the heroes of the Kushans, Medes, and
10Tovma1    6:59|mines. There Khuran performed many heroic exploits and victories with the
10Tovma1    7:14|many deeds of valour in heroic combats, he was honoured by
10Tovma1    11:28|while hunting called him a hero, so that puffed up by
10Tovma2    1:3|more were those martyred with heroic endurance than those who wavered
10Tovma2    1:12|multitude of martyrs who died heroically for Christ, the brave valour
10Tovma2    2:10|holy orthodox faith they had heroically shed (their) blood and gained
10Tovma2    6:13|sword; they attacked like brave heroes, roaring like eagles or lion
10Tovma3    2:10|exhibited as much strength and heroic valour as if they had
10Tovma3    2:43|trembled in awe of our heroic prince and victorious warrior Ashot
10Tovma3    4:1|Some heroes among the prisoners at that
10Tovma3    4:64|not only the valiant Armenian heroes fought in that great battle
10Tovma3    8:24|heart, great fortitude, and valiant heroism which the blessed Gēorg displayed
10Tovma3    11:23|in revenge for his second heroic exploit when he (Yovnan) had
10Tovma3    11:30|might be able to overcome heroically, then offered his neck to
10Tovma3    13:40|that he fought with victorious heroism, not only (were there) enemies
10Tovma3    13:55|Gurgēn pursued his course of heroic encounters in battle. Ceaselessly, day
10Tovma3    14:3|Yovhannēs the bishop, and the heroic priest Grigor
10Tovma3    16:2|our valiant Ashot with his heroic strength who joined the royal
10Tovma3    17:6|the night, Grigor made a heroic attack; they surrounded (Ashot’s) camp
10Tovma3    20:17|as was usual for brave heroes, and prepare horses, in order
10Tovma3    20:58|the destruction of the valiant hero
10Tovma3    23:7|we recorded above, attacked like heroes. They surrounded the camp, turned
10Tovma3    23:9|there many brave acts of heroism, but they were of no
10Tovma3    29:3|and great prince, of my hero and glorious chief
10Tovma3    29:58|an account of his valiant heroism, his endurance in combat, his
10Tovma4    4:6|vigour of this most wise hero and the daily shining of
10Tovma4    4:7|to do homage at the hero’s feet. However, their hearts were
10Tovma4    4:9|The valiant hero, as mild as he was
10Tovma4    4:9|without fear of the mighty hero
10Tovma4    8:19|benefactor and ancestor of a heroic and distinguished house