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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
meritorious   17
merriment   1
merry   19
merrymaking   2
message   97
messenger   160
metal   3
metaphor   1
mete   6
Headword

message
97 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
mesopotamian   2
mesopotamians   1
mesrop   49
mesrops   4
message   72
messages   25
messalina   1
messenger   42
messengers   118


01Kor1    6:6|man named Vahrij along with messages to a priest called Habel
01Kor1    13:4|filled the district with the message of Christ’s gospel, and in
01Kor1    26:1|near him, and sent many messages of advice and exhortation to
02Agat1    4:2|of the Goths sent a message with the following import: “Why
02Agat1    4:6|to the proposal in the message, because he was weak, since
02Agat1    4:17|to the princes the entire message of the king of the
02Agat1    21:37|the word of truth, the message of the gospel and the
02Agat3    3:6|their senses and comprehend the message of God’s words
02Agat3    12:6|too, he might spread the message of Apostolic preaching with works
02Agat3    24:4|Tabor he gave his blessed message [cf. Matt. 5.1-11; Lk. 6.20-49], or when on the same
02Agat3    27:2|Christian truth. With one divine message they should become a perfect
03Buz3    12:12|and counseled according to the message of the Gospel
03Buz3    12:15|anyone, but rather bore the message of the Holy Spirit like
03Buz3    21:3|brought forth, and presented the message of the entire land to
03Buz4    15:54|Tirit sent such a message while the mourners were fanatically
03Buz4    15:62|was committed, Tirit sent a message to the king
03Buz4    18:3|And he presented the message: “The crime in what has
03Buz4    18:5|Arshak received and heard the message with affection and believed what
03Buz4    20:4|the Iranian king Shapuh sent messages of peace to him, reminding
03Buz4    55:11|the country of Armenia frequently, messages to the tikin of the
03Buz5    37:24|come many times, with the messages becoming increasingly severe, the two
03Buz5    38:2|Armenia as well as the messages of obedience which had been
04Yegh6    4:79|sworn oaths and sent the message to all parts
04Yegh6    4:86|Therefore, they sent a message to the governor of the
04Yegh6    4:95|letter to Aḷdznik, and a message to the Greek emperor, and
04Yegh6    4:99|great tribunal with that very message which he had given him
04Yegh9    3:56|But in writing and by messages he blamed them for the
04Yegh9    3:63|The Persian king sent another message to him: “Have my sister
05Parp2    14:10|Suren took the king’s message to the venerable Sahak promising
05Parp3    30:16|well as with a summarized message of all of their words
05Parp3    37:3|the Mamikoneans, sent the following message to the oath-keepers who
05Parp3    51:6|send letters of greeting and messages of joyous delight to each
05Parp3    55:13|futile words and (relaying) vain messages to us
05Parp3    55:15|the words and the king’s message, and as soon as the
05Parp3    55:20|and lost because of that message you have brought us by
05Parp4    64:17|But he sent (the following message) to the venerable kat’oghikos Giwt
05Parp4    68:17|Atrvshnasp, saying: “I have a message for the Armenians who are
05Parp4    68:18|very severe reply, saying: “What message could a rebellious land send
05Parp4    68:19|command me to state the message, hear it, and decide what
05Parp4    68:20|me to you with a message. Rather, I came to observe
05Parp4    70:3|general of Armenia, sent (a message) to the prominent and noteworthy
05Parp4    70:10|the four districts heard this message, half of them (who were
05Parp4    71:14|When Pap took the message of Armenia’s sparapet, Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    75:4|Instead, he constantly sent mild messages to (Vahan), seeking peace, and
05Parp4    80:11|two Kamsarakans heard such a message from Shapuh, the Iranian military
05Parp4    80:11|in the faith, despite Shapuh’s message. Nerseh, lord of Shirak, and
05Parp4    80:15|Thus, having sent such a message to Hazarawuxt, the two Kamsarakan
05Parp4    89:1|from king Vagharsh and a message to peaceably subdue you and
05Parp4    89:2|all the words of this message, he assembled a brigade of
05Parp4    89:3|Armenian folk listen to Nixor’s message, he informed the Iranian emissaries
05Parp4    89:4|them in writing or by message; but only by speaking face
05Parp4    90:6|Mihr-Vshnasp gave Vahan Mamikonean’s message openly, before everyone at the
05Parp4    90:7|saying: “All the words and message sent by Vahan are indeed
06Khor1    30:9|knew the purpose of the message and hid nothing of Azhdahak’s
06Khor2    35:5|Immediately a message came from the inhabitants of
06Khor2    46:6|But Artashēs sent a message to Argam, prince of the
06Khor3    34:4|by this, Arshak sent a message to the leader of the
07Seb1    11:16|made no response to the message, nor did they mention it
07Seb1    16:5|rebels), they began to send messages to them, that there should
07Seb1    28:14|king of K’ushans sent a message to Smbat, saying: ’What advantage
07Seb1    32:12|the morning they sent a message that they should abandon the
07Seb1    40:12|Then this Khoṙokh sent (a message) to the queen: ’Become my
07Seb1    41:14|the aspet he sent a message: In return for your acting
07Seb1    42:10|army. Following that they sent messages to the Greek king, saying
07Seb1    42:12|not respond appropriately to their message, but note: ’This land is
07Seb1    50:15|with them in a threatening message, that they should either submit
08Ghev1    8:9|the Armenian forces sent a message to the Tachik troops, saying
08Ghev1    14:184|to Moses, and from the messages of the Prophets. The metal
08Ghev1    19:1|terms laid out in the message, (the caliph), enraged, sent his
08Ghev1    38:0|learned that along with his message, (the caliph) sent two sacks
09Draskh1    25:4|of Siwnik’ (with the following message): “Why is it that for
09Draskh1    30:35|me say that) the entire message of your letter consists in
09Draskh1    31:5|to Afshin with the (following) message
09Draskh1    40:6|very friendly, pleasing and agreeable messages, and several generous, circumspect measures
09Draskh1    40:7|tidings transmitted by the gratifying message, and being happy with it
09Draskh1    68:22|read and listen to the message of this history to deem
10Tovma1    5:4|but often, sending ambassadors with messages and presents. Xerxes was informed
10Tovma1    5:5|Then, after receiving a message from Tigran, Sanasar and his
10Tovma2    2:6|Persian king, but merely sent messages with a warning threat
10Tovma2    3:35|did he respond to the messages, but commanded the army to
10Tovma2    4:17|He sent a message to Theodore, the brother of
10Tovma2    6:22|The prince sent him a message as follows: “You have come
10Tovma2    6:23|But he disdained the message, deeming it unworthy of a
10Tovma3    2:55|general had read the secret message of the nobles he cast
10Tovma3    9:12|he wished. He sent a message to the general Zhirak’: “Hasten
10Tovma3    10:5|to their borders, he wrote messages, apparently peaceful in intent, that
10Tovma3    10:51|the two of them sent messages to the caliph through reliable
10Tovma3    10:54|oath to confirm the spoken message and gifts of honourable and
10Tovma3    17:1|of Hogeats’ Vank’, with this message: “I have come in peace
10Tovma3    19:14|about the writing of secret (messages) to the effect that: “Some
10Tovma3    22:30|be secure from the suspicious messages which Smbat the Armenian king
10Tovma3    23:3|not deign to heed his messages and scorned the proposals
10Tovma4    4:42|Not a few envoys with messages passed between them, but no
10Tovma4    12:21|knavish and deceptive letters and messages sent him by the Muslims
11Asogh1    2:8|wrote an answer to the message of the Greek Patriarch Photios
11Asogh1    21:1|The Metropolitan, having received this message, although he was covered with
12Last1    2:21|However, when the sending of messages had ended in vain, the