02Agat1 15:10 | | | king of Greater Armenia which | included | guarding all the passes of |
02Agat1 20:7 | | | all in the king’s household, | including | slaves and servants, were struck |
02Agat3 9:5 | | | each one of them. These | included | lepers, paralytics, those dried up |
02Agat3 29:2 | | | defined for the whole world | including | the established canons, the divine |
03Buz3 11:3 | | | unbelievable destruction on both sides, | including | the destruction of many grandee |
03Buz3 11:5 | | | Vrtanes assembled and consoled everyone, | including | king Xosrov himself and all |
03Buz3 21:1 | | | larger meeting of unity. This | included | the grandee naxarars, awags, governors |
03Buz4 4:9 | | | the priests with him entered, | including | a chief presbyter named Barsighios |
03Buz4 22:13 | | | of the Iranian troops there, | including | Andikan |
03Buz4 32:4 | | | killed all the Iranian troops, | including | his own relative Dehkan nahapet |
03Buz4 39:2 | | | struck all the Iranian troops, | including | Boyekan, in Tawrezh |
03Buz4 42:3 | | | and killed the Iranian troops, | including | Maruchan |
03Buz4 43:2 | | | of them in the banak, | including | Zindakapet |
03Buz4 49:2 | | | They killed the Iranian troops, | including | Mrhikan |
03Buz5 1:19 | | | which the Iranians had seized, | including | the Daroynk fortress in the |
03Buz5 37:7 | | | a single Iranian soldier survive, | including | the newsbearer [banber], although Manuel, son |
03Buz5 44:12 | | | were more than fifty scars, | including | on his male member, which |
04Yegh2 3:67 | | | Second: he | included | in the same census the |
04Yegh2 10:239 | | | and they thought of themselves, | including | the most distant, as close |
04Yegh4 1:14 | | | Vasak had agreed to everything | including | following his wishes, the embittered |
04Yegh6 6:128 | | | | Including | the apostate. According to previous |
04Yegh6 7:156 | | | as many people had been | included | in the fine |
04Yegh7 13:322 | | | Christ, they were seven, not | including | the two martyred in Vardes |
05Parp3 53:1 | | | gate of the shahastan. (This | includes) | an Armenian man (wherever he |
05Parp4 76:15 | | | plans of the impious brothers ( | including) | his own brother Gdihon, he |
05Parp4 79:5 | | | a multitude of different people, | including | the wives of the two |
05Parp4 83:11 | | | himself and the oath-keepers | including | Mushegh of the Mamikonean tohm |
05Parp4 88:13 | | | | including | that awesome man, Gdihon, lord |
06Khor1 4:5 | | | number of patriarchs as ten, | including | Xisut’ra |
06Khor1 12:39 | | | omit them; otherwise we shall | include | them in this one |
06Khor1 16:20 | | | so we are unwilling to | include | it in our history. But |
06Khor1 31:4 | | | the bank of the river, | including | Vranjunik’, as far as opposite |
06Khor1 31:8 | | | preserved, as I hear; these | include | songs about Artashēs and his |
06Khor2 4:2 | | | Armenia - men famous and valiant, | including | the so-called Bagarat and |
06Khor2 44:4 | | | all the troops quickly assembled, | including | Argam, prince of the Muratsean |
06Khor2 53:5 | | | captives than those from Artaz, | including | their king, Zardmanos |
06Khor2 66:5 | | | read the temple history, which | included | the deeds of the kings |
06Khor2 75:3 | | | reign of Diocletian; he also | included | in it the deeds of |
06Khor2 92:1 | | | the death of King Trdat, | including | a reproach in the form |
06Khor3 7:2 | | | from the regions of Nisibis, | including | eight deacons of the great |
06Khor3 35:8 | | | bring the Jews into captivity, | including | those Jews living by the |
06Khor3 35:9 | | | had believed in Christ; these | included | Zuit’ay, the priest of Artashat |
06Khor3 57:20 | | | he had brought with him, | including | their deacon Leontius |
07Seb1 33:2 | | | with a large army, and | included | with him the caesar T’ēodos |
07Seb1 46:16 | | | Those who (supported) Chalcedon | included | Viroy, Catholicos of Ałuank’, and |
07Seb1 52:15 | | | country. These had previously been | included | in the census of Atrpatakan |
07Seb1 52:15 | | | These were then subdued and | included | with Armenia |
08Ghev1 14:71 | | | the seventy-two, you have | included | all the voluptuous, impure, unclean |
08Ghev1 19:9 | | | As for the loot | including | the men and women slaves |
08Ghev1 22:0 | | | of Muhammad, assembled many troops | including | Prince Ashot with the lords |
08Ghev1 29:4 | | | officials over the work which | included | swiftly rebuilding the city’s demolished |
08Ghev1 34:6 | | | Tai’i) swiftly assembled many troops, | including | Ashot’s son Smbat, the sparapet |
08Ghev1 34:18 | | | village, seizing many of them | including | the general himself. And they |
08Ghev1 34:46 | | | in the land of Vaspurakan ( | including) | Hamazasp and his brothers and |
08Ghev1 40:3 | | | came out to meet him, | including | the Artsrunid princes Hamazasp, Sahak |
08Ghev1 42:2 | | | say that their number exceeded [12,000] | including | women and children. Their leaders |
09Draskh1 25:69 | | | hundred and fifty men, not | including | those who were sacrificed for |
09Draskh1 30:76 | | | before the eyes of everyone | including | myself, and he perished |
10Tovma1 1:11 | | | the female line to be | included | in the genealogy of kings |
10Tovma1 1:13 | | | birth of Christ, he is | included | in the genealogy instead of |
10Tovma1 4:35 | | | but according to some who | include | other earlier kings, the period |
10Tovma1 10:47 | | | him with an army that | included | numerous Greek troops armed with |
10Tovma1 11:11 | | | nobles followed Arshak to Arcadius, ( | including) | Samuel Mamikonean, who had killed |
10Tovma2 3:4 | | | authority as far as Ayrarat | including | the city of Dvin and |
10Tovma2 3:5 | | | an imperial army in support, ( | including) | John the Patrician from the |
10Tovma2 6:50 | | | expressions in similar terms he | included | in his letter |
10Tovma3 2:1 | | | lead the survivors into captivity ( | including) | women with their children |
10Tovma3 2:29 | | | surrounded himself with his relatives, | including | some of their nobility: Musheł |
10Tovma3 2:70 | | | be of advantage for many | including | yourself. But by going unwillingly |
10Tovma3 4:60 | | | killed was eighteen hundred, not | including | the many wounded, those disarmed |
10Tovma3 10:17 | | | the land of the Ałuank’ | including | a host of common peasants |
10Tovma3 13:6 | | | lover of learning, for not | including | in this history all his |
10Tovma3 13:7 | | | prophets”; in this account he | includes | only “those who by faith |
10Tovma3 16:2 | | | and Arabia; among them was | included | our valiant Ashot with his |
10Tovma3 17:9 | | | gathered eight thousand mounted men ( | including) | Sahak Bagratuni, son of the |
10Tovma3 28:5 | | | Apahunik’ gathered his own forces, | including | the neighbouring citizens and the |
10Tovma3 28:10 | | | proposal, taking tribute and hostages | including | the fortress of Erikaw of |
10Tovma3 29:76 | | | a band of raging infidels | including | women, their children and kinsmen |
10Tovma4 4:68 | | | the days of his rebellion, | including | Ray and the great city |
10Tovma4 8:14 | | | For (the pictures) | include | gilt thrones, seated on which |
10Tovma4 13:15 | | | with fourteen thousand men, not | including | women and children, passing under |
10Tovma4 13:98 | | | book called Tōnakan—for it | includes | the feasts of the Lord |
11Asogh1 2:3 | | | The first (part | includes | a period of time), starting |
11Asogh1 4:7 | | | to take revenge on Yusuf, | including | writing to Smbat to gather |
11Asogh1 23:5 | | | of the country in general, | including | Bat, the Amir of Apahunik’s |
11Asogh1 34:6 | | | the sword, took many prisoners, | including | the son of Xoras, Patrick |
12Last1 10:42 | | | and a place to dwell | including | villages and cities in the |
12Last1 10:46 | | | killed by the city gate ( | including) | the great prince of Armenia |
12Last1 22:21 | | | resolution of the matter, this | included | those who at that time |
12Last1 22:22 | | | occasions assemblies were held which | included | an inestimable number of people |
12Last1 25:1 | | | Therefore, many important accounts | included | among such categories, we have |