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magnificence   6
magnificent   47
magnify   3
magnitude   1
magus   143
maid   9
maiden   22
maidservant   3
mail   1
Headword

magus
143 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
magnify   3
magnitude   1
magog   4
magra   1
magus   42
maguss   2
mahadi   2
mahdi   11
mahdis   1


03Buz4    23:2|Mazdaism, that is, of the mages, worshipping the sun and the
03Buz4    47:0|About the Mages handerjapet who came with [180000] men
03Buz4    47:1|Then the Mogats (Mages) anderjapet arrived with [180000] troops to
03Buz4    50:12|to revere the faith of magianism, that is, to worship the
03Buz4    51:14|serve the godless impieties of magianism and to follow their clerics
04Yegh1    1:1|by the religion of the magi, and frequently fought against those
04Yegh1    1:21|The magi note: “Valiant king, the gods
04Yegh1    2:45|He honored many of the magi and the greatest of the
04Yegh1    2:45|the greatest of the chief-magi with crowns and distinctions
04Yegh2    2:38|Then in unison the magi and astrologers raised their voices
04Yegh2    3:70|to the religion of the magi
04Yegh2    3:71|he also brought a chief-magus as judge of the land
04Yegh2    4:76|then they openly ordered the magi and chief-magi to write
04Yegh2    4:76|ordered the magi and chief-magi to write a letter in
04Yegh2    6:131|time one of the chief-magi, who was greatly versed in
04Yegh2    9:204|in a manger, brought the magi from the East to worship
04Yegh2    9:222|But the malicious chief-magus with the great hazarapet breathed
04Yegh2    11:258|all the institutions of the magi
04Yegh2    12:287|all the rites of the magi
04Yegh2    12:292|them, and not a few magi; more than seven hundred teachers
04Yegh2    12:292|certain great prince as chief-magus
04Yegh2    12:295|indicated in writing to the magi, chief-magi, and all the
04Yegh2    12:295|writing to the magi, chief-magi, and all the magnates of
04Yegh2    12:297|as to which group of magi would undertake the instruction of
04Yegh2    13:304|the princes shall receive the magi’s instruction
04Yegh2    13:305|the precepts of these same magi
04Yegh2    13:313|When the magi and chief-magi received all
04Yegh2    13:313|When the magi and chief-magi received all these instructions, day
04Yegh3    1:8|the wily deceit of the magi
04Yegh3    2:39|auxiliaries and the crowd of magi arrived in Armenia in the
04Yegh3    2:41|twenty-five days the chief-magus himself and the magi arrived
04Yegh3    2:41|chief-magus himself and the magi arrived with a great force
04Yegh3    2:43|the strength of the chief magus’s force, he did not wait
04Yegh3    2:43|tumult on the army and magi
04Yegh3    2:44|at the skulls of the magi and chief-magus, forcing them
04Yegh3    2:44|of the magi and chief-magus, forcing them to flee to
04Yegh3    2:48|fearful anguish on the chief-magus
04Yegh3    3:51|soldiers of this country were magi, these Armenians would not spare
04Yegh3    3:63|their torments. He commanded the magi and chief-magi that no
04Yegh3    3:63|commanded the magi and chief-magi that no one should molest
04Yegh3    3:63|their own doctrines without fearmagus and Zandik and Jew and
04Yegh3    4:78|marzpan replied to the chief-magus, saying: “All the words of
04Yegh3    4:81|for the support of the magi and chief-magus
04Yegh3    4:81|of the magi and chief-magus
04Yegh3    4:84|The chief-magus replied and said to the
04Yegh3    4:94|even more removed from the magi and the chief-magus and
04Yegh3    4:94|the magi and the chief-magus and the impious Vasak
04Yegh3    4:95|the mind of the chief-magus that he was unable to
04Yegh3    4:96|He began to distribute the magi among the houses of the
04Yegh3    4:99|advice the marzpan and chief-magus are committing these impious crimes
04Yegh3    6:138|with them another three hundred magi as teachers; they have created
04Yegh3    6:138|of Vram, and to appoint magi and chief-magi as arbiters
04Yegh3    6:138|to appoint magi and chief-magi as arbiters for the entire
04Yegh3    6:142|inflicting great slaughter on the magi—and to seek from him
04Yegh3    8:193|put to the sword numerous magi who had come ready to
04Yegh3    10:237|these faults on the chief-magus and magi
04Yegh3    10:237|on the chief-magus and magi
04Yegh5    2:26|royal forces, mercilessly slew the magi, cleansed from various places the
04Yegh6    3:64|inflicted many sufferings on the magi by imprisonment and tortures; yet
04Yegh6    4:97|in the death of the magi in Zarehavan
04Yegh6    5:103|And the surviving magi and lifeguards, who had been
04Yegh7    1:14|make suggestions to the chief-magus and magi, who came before
04Yegh7    1:14|to the chief-magus and magi, who came before the king
04Yegh7    1:20|But the chief-magus to whom they had been
04Yegh7    2:31|they reported to the chief-magus and note: “These are not
04Yegh7    2:35|When the chief-magus heard this, he arose and
04Yegh7    2:42|Then the chief-magus truly realized that what had
04Yegh7    2:46|executioners, on hearing the chief-magus’ orders, hastily ran and informed
04Yegh7    3:56|When the chief-magus heard all that the chief
04Yegh7    4:92|Since the chief-magus himself was the governor of
04Yegh7    5:113|reply from him the chief-magus, whereby they were all greatly
04Yegh7    6:127|able to save the chief-magus, lest when this news reached
04Yegh7    6:135|who previously was the chief-magus and who had been entrusted
04Yegh7    6:139|Secretly he asked the chief-magus the reason for his being
04Yegh7    6:150|offer the same respect to magi and chief-magi, we ourselves
04Yegh7    6:150|respect to magi and chief-magi, we ourselves will become the
04Yegh7    7:154|disciple of the learned chief-magus so quickly, how will ignorant
04Yegh7    7:156|He questioned the chief-magus, saying: “I have received authority
04Yegh7    11:271|confirmed, you also tortured the magi and removed the vessels of
04Yegh7    12:282|inflict the bastinado on the magi, and the impure utensils that
04Yegh7    13:305|I heard this from the magi, I greatly pitied them, for
04Yegh7    13:306|then I threw out the magi
04Yegh7    13:322|their number also the chief-magus who believed in Christ, they
04Yegh7    14:330|Also, the blessed chief-magus from the city of Niwshapuh
04Yegh7    14:333|desert, Denshapuh and the chief-magus and Jnikan the maypet selected
04Yegh7    14:348|The chief-magus responded, saying to them: “Did
04Yegh7    14:349|investigation will be for us magi. Do not worry; do not
04Yegh8    1:20|in the death of the magi, and then in all the
04Yegh9    2:50|forced him to become a magus
04Yegh9    3:63|out, for they were originally magi and you made them Christians
05Parp2    8:3|divine covenant from the impious mages, and the scorn shown to
05Parp3    21:15|praised them, and informed the mages and the other Aryan nobility
05Parp3    21:16|so Yazkert) quickly summoned the mage, had the principles of magianism
05Parp3    21:16|mage, had the principles of magianism written down and sent to
05Parp3    22:1|But now, informed by the mages and other wise and senior
05Parp3    24:6|there and (or) from the mages (who are styled yourteachers
05Parp3    25:1|He ordered the mages and all the senior personages
05Parp3    25:2|The king, the mages, and the entire nobility of
05Parp3    25:2|with rage (Yazkert) asked the mages and the entire Aryan nobility
05Parp3    25:3|The class of mages and all the grandee nobility
05Parp3    25:5|heard this from all the mages and all the court nobility
05Parp3    26:1|court nobility with the prominent mages should come before him in
05Parp3    28:2|all the court grandees and mages saw this, they offered their
05Parp3    28:5|multitude of false vardapets, called mages, and exhorted to study the
05Parp3    28:5|in the teaching of the mages
05Parp3    28:6|to take the multitude of mages along with them
05Parp3    28:17|divisions of the multitude of mages along, they returned to their
05Parp3    29:9|Now the brigades of mages hurriedly compelled (people) to carry
05Parp3    32:0|Now when the mages (whom the Armenian naxarars had
05Parp3    32:0|the naxarars’ wives, whom the mages thought to instruct, were repulsed
05Parp3    32:0|to send them (to the mages
05Parp3    32:1|and as a result (the mages) circulated around hungry. They did
05Parp3    32:22|ordered that the multitude of mages should be carefully held for
05Parp3    36:9|a harmful destruction of the mages.” About the rebellion, he note
05Parp3    44:2|You killed the mages. With your witchcraft you destroyed
05Parp3    48:7|on the laziness of the mages, saying: “They were unable to
05Parp3    48:8|When the mages learned about the king’s anger
05Parp3    49:1|When the emissary arrived, the mages there carried out the order
05Parp3    49:1|death, for many days (the mages) flayed the flesh from the
05Parp3    52:2|people condemned to death. The mages had had them dealt with
05Parp3    52:2|blessed kat’oghikos Yovsep’, for (the mages) had said that his chains
05Parp3    53:0|Similarly, some of the prominent mages (were summoned). They were then
05Parp3    57:9|to the village of the mages named Rhewan. They were: the
05Parp4    66:6|because of being labelled a magian. They note: “This hour of
05Parp4    70:3|how the error of the mages, burning like a furnace has
05Parp4    89:8|let no Armenian become a mage; do not give station and
05Parp4    89:8|honor because of (acceptance of) magianism; remove the fire-temples from
05Parp4    92:15|Command those people who through magianism became lords in Peroz’ reign
05Parp4    93:20|Christian faith, the removal of magianism and the atrushans from the
06Khor1    6:10|Zradasht, the magus and king of the Bactrians
06Khor1    17:1|how she fled from the magus Zoroaster to Armenia and was
06Khor1    17:2|Assyria and Nineveh Zoroaster, the magus and leader of the Medes
06Khor2    48:4|the disciple of a certain magus who interpreted dreams; for that
06Khor2    70:4|the stupid discourse of the magus’s daughter concerning the billy goat
06Khor3    65:8|that the tongues of the magi turned to ashes. The king
07Seb1    13:3|her time, many of the magi who had converted to Christianity
09Draskh1    16:22|the district of Beshapuh, a magian by race who at the
10Tovma1    2:4|through the deceit of some magus and magician said he was
10Tovma1    3:5|And having subdued Zradasht the magus, king of Bactria and Media
10Tovma1    6:0|Cyrus (ruled) Kambyses, Shmerges the magus, Dareh Vshtasp. In the twentieth
10Tovma1    7:7|with a certain general and magus called Peroz-Vram. Smbat, taking
10Tovma1    11:11|their acceptance of the Persian Magian religion, and Vasak Artrsuni
10Tovma2    1:1|as marzpan Vndoy, a chief magus of the Persians