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ninety   1
ninth   42
no   1032
nobility   153
noble   404
nobleman   2
nobody   3
nocturnal   3
nocturns   1
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noah   42
noahs   3
nobility   153
noble   154
noblemen   2
nobles   247
noblest   1
nobly   2


01Kor1    2:21|blossom forth not only the noble deeds of those who had
01Kor1    6:5|Daniel, a Syrian bishop of noble lineage, who unexpectedly had come
01Kor1    6:10|the blessed one attained the noble rank of teacher, and taught
01Kor1    7:2|Akakios. And they, clergy and nobles of the city, received the
01Kor1    9:10|by the entire assemblage of noble courtiers and a throng, came
01Kor1    16:9|the court, and the excellent nobles of the city
01Kor1    16:18|And having acquired many a noble book by the church fathers
01Kor1    16:22|was Artashes, and to the nobles
01Kor1    24:5|who with the assistance of noble lady named Duster, the wife
02Agat1    5:15|offspring of the great and noble Aramazd
02Agat1    6:4|with her the great and noble Aramazd, the creator of heaven
02Agat3    2:1|But the king and the nobles never parted from him because
02Agat3    2:9|The king and the nobles accepted everything and hastened to
02Agat3    3:1|the dawn of morning, the nobles and king and princes and
02Agat3    6:6|and the royal princesses, the noble women and the daughters of
02Agat3    10:19|After this, he took the noble sons of the Arsacid clan
02Agat3    14:15|the principal men, the honorable nobles of our great country, to
02Agat3    15:16|well as the troops of nobles. Taking leave with gifts of
02Agat3    25:13|three glorious and honorable senior nobles with edicts to quickly bring
02Agat3    28:18|and how they were of noble descent
03Buz3    11:3|the destruction of many grandee nobles
03Buz3    12:17|king Tiran, the other grandee noble naxarars, and the entire land
03Buz3    13:28|and, boasting of their earthly noble pedigree they chose the military
03Buz4    3:29|Christian clothing and he personified noble behavior
03Buz4    6:2|The royal nobles and advisers did not agree
03Buz5    2:5|many people, arrested many Iranian nobles, took as loot the treasures
03Buz5    5:11|When the champions, the noble Armenian spearmen attacked and threw
03Buz5    7:18|dressed him in a noble robe, sat him on a
03Buz5    38:9|pargews for each of the nobles, tanuters, and grandees of Armenia
04Yegh2    2:28|the equal of my beloved nobles in grandeur and in dignity
04Yegh2    2:44|the soldiers in unison, with noble minds, bravely and forcefully cried
04Yegh2    2:44|ever mingle cowardice with our noble valor. These inflictions on us
04Yegh2    3:54|were exiled, deprived of their noble rank, and humiliated
04Yegh2    3:61|Such noble soldiery had attained miserable ignominy
04Yegh2    8:176|a partner of the seven noble gods
04Yegh2    10:251|We beg you, noble sovereign, give ear to our
04Yegh2    12:295|I have carried forward my noble work
04Yegh3    1:3|tears, came and reproached the nobles and greatly blamed the clergy
04Yegh3    2:34|men and women, peasants and nobles, priests and monks. They exhorted
04Yegh3    3:72|most senior of all the nobles and he had entrusted this
04Yegh3    4:96|among the houses of the nobles, to arrange vast allowances, to
04Yegh3    5:116|the servant, or the pampered noble than the rough villager, and
04Yegh3    6:147|Relying on your noble valor, some of their commands
04Yegh3    7:157|their holy teachers, all the nobles immediately assembled in one spot
04Yegh3    7:170|his side and some lesser nobles from other families
04Yegh3    8:186|killed one of the Armenian nobles, Mush of the Dimaksean family
04Yegh3    8:195|Many of the Albanian nobles and of the general peasantry
04Yegh3    9:213|of the group of senior nobles he kept in support, and
04Yegh3    9:218|and bringing him before the nobles, they conversed with him and
04Yegh3    9:222|of the bishops with the nobles. But of this he was
04Yegh3    10:230|when he sat on this noble throne
04Yegh3    10:238|All the great and honorable nobles who were sitting in the
04Yegh3    10:239|him, spoke as follows: “Yes, noble king, it is just as
04Yegh4    1:24|openly seized many of the nobles and very many of the
04Yegh4    2:35|A lesser noble of the Amatunik, called Manen
04Yegh4    2:36|And many other noble men, whom they called ostanik
04Yegh4    3:71|commanders to one of the nobles, whose name was Mushkan Niusalavurt
04Yegh5    1:6|estates, in union with the nobles who had not abandoned the
04Yegh5    1:13|in the company of the nobles, began to address the troops
04Yegh5    3:55|the whole army a junior noble of the Amatuni family, Arandzar
04Yegh5    5:115|Vasak and all the apostate nobles from Armenia who were with
04Yegh5    5:117|He addressed the greatest nobles at the king’s behest, saying
04Yegh5    6:127|brave Vardan advanced, questioned the nobles, and with their unanimous advice
04Yegh5    6:128|Mokk in support. Many other nobles he appointed as adjutants to
04Yegh5    7:166|heroes with the nine great nobles were martyred on the field
04Yegh5    7:167|the houses of the other nobles inscribed their names in the
04Yegh6    1:16|for animals, and our honorable nobles were brought down to miserable
04Yegh6    2:42|since they thought that the nobles’ treasures were there
04Yegh6    3:56|I can tell you that, noble sovereign. If you wish to
04Yegh6    3:57|to one of the greatest nobles, Atrormizd by name, whose principality
04Yegh6    3:71|because many of the Armenian nobles were still in control of
04Yegh6    4:78|recover their possessions, be they nobles, peasants, or clergywhatever way
04Yegh6    4:85|And the nobles who were in the fortresses
04Yegh6    4:86|asking him to present the nobles’ petition at court
04Yegh6    4:99|Furthermore, a noble called Atom from the Gnuni
04Yegh6    6:127|he ordered all the eminent nobles to be invited to a
04Yegh6    6:129|But the nobles who had willingly come from
04Yegh6    6:131|the chamber of the greatest nobles
04Yegh6    6:140|But the Armenian nobles and holy bishops with the
04Yegh7    1:2|Apar, he ordered that the nobles and priests be kept in
04Yegh7    1:14|before the king and note: “Noble king, we know from our
04Yegh7    1:25|separated the priests from the nobles, removed them far from them
04Yegh7    4:98|secretly summoned at night the nobles who were imprisoned in the
04Yegh7    6:129|Then the nobles took their leave of the
04Yegh7    7:166|and joined the groups of nobles
04Yegh7    7:168|anywhere to sit, the three nobles went off to a distance
04Yegh7    7:172|It seemed to the nobles thatwe have softened their
04Yegh7    8:176|of your obstinacy that many nobles are now tortured in bonds
04Yegh7    8:178|your hands to free the nobles who are imprisoned. The ruined
04Yegh7    8:192|us out from among many noble colleagues, and you wish to
04Yegh7    9:208|King offers obeisance to his nobles. But if any really wise
04Yegh7    10:232|a command from the three nobles, cut off the blessed one’s
04Yegh7    14:341|The three nobles took council and in astonishment
04Yegh7    15:354|they presented to the imprisoned nobles; these were suddenly released from
04Yegh7    15:355|despairing query of the three nobles, the collecting of their holy
04Yegh8    1:14|nor ours false. The guilty noble should so serve him from
04Yegh8    2:48|the holy bonds of the nobles and to serve their bodily
04Yegh8    3:65|thoughts in mind, the inspired nobles, after much entreating, brought the
04Yegh8    3:68|least, all the multitude of nobles and peasants
04Yegh9    1:16|And there were many other nobles, some from the royal house
04Yegh9    2:41|and affliction and indicated the noble conduct of each one of
04Yegh9    3:52|the delay in the Armenian nobles’ release and return to their
04Yegh9    3:57|of the death of the nobles and the sufferings of the
04Yegh9    3:70|the reason for the Armenian nobles not being released. But he
04Yegh9    4:81|them in accordance with their noble rank, but they shared all
05Parp2    13:8|realized accurately that all the nobles of the land had the
05Parp2    13:33|The nobles united replied to the blessed
05Parp2    14:1|the presence of the Iranian nobles than did all the Armenian
05Parp2    14:1|because some of the Armenian nobles had promised him the throne
05Parp2    14:2|informed Suren and other Iranian nobles about the cause of their
05Parp3    26:13|I and each of these (nobles) have demonstrated to the present
05Parp3    27:21|with the Armenian nobility. (The nobles) did not cease saying the
05Parp3    28:7|court, each (of the Caucasian nobles) offering false praise and deceitful
05Parp3    28:17|When all (the nobles) from the three lands of
05Parp3    34:2|Siwnik’, and to the remaining nobles with him, and went to
05Parp3    36:1|alliance of truth. The Armenian nobles who are with him have
05Parp3    36:3|of Urc, Nerseh, and other nobles and some sepuhs from every
05Parp3    44:23|Mihrnerseh and the other Aryan nobles who sat before him heard
05Parp3    50:1|ambarapet, to take two other nobles as assistants, Jnikan, the court
05Parp3    50:9|With regard to the other nobles from Armenia, he stipulated that
05Parp3    55:7|I will send the bound nobles back to Armenia, and give
05Parp3    55:19|the sun, you and the noble folk in bondage, shall live
05Parp4    76:15|and all the other Iranian nobles, and realized the wishes and
05Parp4    85:1|to Shapuh by the Iranian noble folk, and each of his
05Parp4    86:2|courage which I and other noble folk have seen him and
05Parp4    88:9|am not exaggerating; and the noble folk of our brigade who
05Parp4    89:1|subdue you and all the noble folk who (formerly were) with
05Parp4    89:9|not the useless; know the noble and ignoble, respect and honor
05Parp4    91:4|Vahan Mamikonean saw the noble folk sent to him by
06Khor1    1:5|of your intellect by such noble discernment, you ornament reason, whereby
06Khor1    1:5|to this goal by a noble yet moderated passion
06Khor1    1:6|our own time were the nobles and princes of Armenia neither
06Khor1    1:7|formation of all the Armenian noble families as these are found
06Khor1    3:7|concern the succession of the noble families
06Khor1    3:10|present - reckoning this as a noble tribute to you for your
06Khor1    22:6|that time was being governed nobly and with great stability
06Khor1    25:11|shouldered, strong legged and with noble feet, continent in eating and
06Khor1    25:14|He did not envy the noble nor did he despise the
06Khor1    30:17|So I praise my noble champion, the lancer well proportioned
06Khor1    31:12|dragons who live up on Noble Masis
06Khor1    34:6|they are not Greek fables, noble and polished and meaningful, which
06Khor2    7:7|appointed a certain Maḷkhaz, a noble and spirited man
06Khor2    8:5|the two princes of the noble races of Sisak and of
06Khor2    19:4|took Barzap’ran, prince of the noble family of the Ṙshtunik’, and
06Khor2    26:3|This Abgar was callednoble man’’ because of his great
06Khor2    30:1|Abgar sends the nobles to Marinus, when they saw
06Khor2    33:10|the gout of Abdiu, a noble of the city and the
06Khor2    50:10|myriads in return for the noble-born princess of the Alans
06Khor2    50:11|fables, in the following way: Noble King Artashēs mounted a beautiful
06Khor2    56:2|After all these noble deeds and acts of wise
06Khor2    59:3|they were neglectful of the noble arts and sciences, being occupied
06Khor2    61:5|you go hunting up on Noble Masis, the spirits will seize
06Khor2    61:5|and take you up to Noble Masis; there you will remain
06Khor2    63:3|man, and that being of noble family she lived with a
06Khor2    64:6|and enrolled among the other noble families. But as for the
06Khor2    67:6|you your own native and noble Pahlav and honor you with
06Khor2    68:11|promoted them above all the noble families, preserving the original name
06Khor2    71:4|all the Persian troops and nobles - both of his own family
06Khor2    74:2|made many promises to his nobles. To the one who would
06Khor2    76:6|Fleeing from him the Armenian nobles, with the Arsacid family, took
06Khor2    77:3|places - except for a certain noble called Awtay from the family
06Khor2    79:4|rose up against all the nobles
06Khor2    81:3|northeast, from a valiant and noble land foremost among all the
06Khor2    85:7|army and many of the nobles had fallen - among whom the
06Khor2    86:3|he repeated it to his nobles with praise
06Khor2    86:4|for the king and the nobles, and of the companions of
06Khor2    86:11|However, the nobles of the city rose up
06Khor3    8:2|having absolutely no desire for noble projects
06Khor3    10:8|although many of the greatest nobles fell in the war, nonetheless
06Khor3    15:2|the murmuring of all the nobles reached the prince of the
06Khor3    15:4|could see what the other nobles would do
06Khor3    15:11|army saw that all the nobles remained silent, according to the
06Khor3    16:3|the daughter of a great noble, Aspion
06Khor3    19:10|He seemed more brave and noble than Achilles, but in truth
06Khor3    19:10|pointed-head Thersites. His own nobles rebelled against him until he
06Khor3    20:12|they practiced to restrict the noble class: and second, the crimes
06Khor3    21:2|lawless. So, he slaughtered many nobles because of their banditry, and
06Khor3    26:9|my path in peace and noble liberty. And if you, citizens
06Khor3    27:8|Then the nobles requested the bones, and gaining
06Khor3    29:1|Concerning Arshak’s war against his nobles, and Pap’s going as a
06Khor3    29:8|and Valens and his own nobles and that he was abandoned
06Khor3    29:9|Similar supplications from the nobles followed each other thick and
06Khor3    29:10|Both the king and the nobles obeyed him with the exception
06Khor3    29:11|But all the other nobles established a covenant that thenceforth
06Khor3    29:12|son Pap with all the nobles’ sons as hostages, and return
06Khor3    29:13|The kind and noble General Theodosius agreed to this
06Khor3    31:1|Arshak’s massacre of the nobles, and concerning the life of
06Khor3    31:2|he had made with the nobles and sought vengeance for his
06Khor3    31:3|He massacred many of the nobles, especially exterminating the family of
06Khor3    32:9|a rebellion of all the nobles be provoked
06Khor3    42:12|Although you did not act nobly in leaving each one’s territory
06Khor3    48:13|The noblest of men, Khosrov, king of
06Khor3    49:2|sway over all the Armenian nobles, as he desired, he sent
06Khor3    51:6|him: first, because of his noble Pahlavik family, and second, because
06Khor3    51:8|the order of the lesser nobles
06Khor3    51:17|family the fifth rank of noble status, and they will hold
06Khor3    58:3|For the nobles and governors and magnates and
06Khor3    65:10|lower rank among the other nobles, in whatever place he may
06Khor3    67:12|of body, ineffable in habits, noble of counsel, unswerving in faith
06Khor3    68:3|has been deprived of the noble pastor and his companion
07Seb1    7:1|Chaldaeans and all the leading nobles of his kingdom, to remove
07Seb1    7:3|God; how the valiant Armenian nobles and the head of the
07Seb1    10:0|Ormizd and slaughter of the nobles. Vahram Mirhewandak defeats the Mask’ut’k’
07Seb1    10:0|of Vahram on Ormizd. The nobles kill Ormizd and appoint his
07Seb1    10:2|For he eliminated all the nobles and ancient lines and original
07Seb1    10:11|fear enveloped him. Summoning his nobles who were at the royal
07Seb1    10:13|that asparapet who was a noble of the house of the
07Seb1    10:15|the royal hall all the nobles, generals, and troops who were
07Seb1    11:7|battalions of each of the nobles, in hundreds, in thousands, in
07Seb1    11:10|Musheł and the other Armenian nobles, which ran as follows
07Seb1    12:1|booty, and all his greatest nobles were standing in the presence
07Seb1    12:11|armed men from among both nobles and non-nobles, whom he
07Seb1    12:11|among both nobles and non-nobles, whom he knew to be
07Seb1    12:23|outside, and sent a leading noble after him. He had taken
07Seb1    12:34|Of the Armenian nobles, the majority were in the
07Seb1    17:1|the Greek side the Vahewuni nobles rebelled - Samuēl whom I mentioned
07Seb1    18:2|to assemble, and the chief nobles, (and those) who were experienced
07Seb1    18:5|A great number of Armenian nobles and troops were exterminated and
07Seb1    20:5|once more the remaining Armenian nobles began to unite, and sought
07Seb1    21:0|to court by letter the nobles whom the auditor had left
07Seb1    21:1|As for the nobles and troops on the Persian
07Seb1    21:2|royal court. These are the nobles and troops who went with
07Seb1    21:3|Amatunik’, and others from the nobles with them
07Seb1    21:4|honours. He ordered the greatest nobles to be kept at the
07Seb1    22:1|of his father from those nobles who had killed him. First
07Seb1    22:5|the princes of the Armenian nobles
07Seb1    23:0|The death of the Armenian nobles who were in Asorestan. The
07Seb1    28:0|against the K’ushans. The Armenian nobles who accompanied him. A small
07Seb1    28:4|the princes of the Armenian nobles who joined him with each
07Seb1    28:4|Trpatuni; and others of the nobles. His troops were about [2,000] cavalry
07Seb1    28:12|and Datoyean, a certain senior noble whose name was Shahrapan Bandakan
07Seb1    29:0|Smbat. Rebellion of the Armenian nobles from the Persians and their
07Seb1    29:1|the king ordered all the nobles and his army to go
07Seb1    29:3|He was the third noble in the palace of king
07Seb1    39:3|began to gather the surviving nobles and addressed them with fearsome
07Seb1    39:6|As for Khosrov’s sons, the nobles note: ’It is not right
07Seb1    39:7|to take counsel with the nobles of his kingdom: ’It is
07Seb1    39:10|despatched one of his senior nobles, who was called Eustathius, with
07Seb1    41:17|was expelled. Since all the nobles were disunited, they ruined this
07Seb1    41:18|night in accordance with his noble wisdom he inflicted no few
07Seb1    42:21|the sword. All the leading nobles were killed, and the general
07Seb1    44:25|of the army and the nobles of Armenia, ordered the Catholicos
07Seb1    45:12|opposition. All the bishops and nobles of Armenia gathered at Dvin
07Seb1    46:0|Catholicos Nersēs wrote, with the nobles and the general T’ēodoros, lord
07Seb1    46:4|the grace of God, the nobles and the Christ-loving army
08Ghev1    5:1|in all wordly matters, more noble and more acquainted than all
08Ghev1    8:1|from the army of the nobles: Smbat, son of Prince Ashot
08Ghev1    10:9|of confinement the men from noble clans, and then set fire
08Ghev1    10:13|Now the Arabs put the noble lords into prison in fetters
08Ghev1    13:1|say thatUmar [II] was more noble than all the men of
08Ghev1    28:8|tall, attractive man with a noble disposition, who knew the fear
08Ghev1    34:53|Four men from noble clans also perished, three from
08Ghev1    37:1|He was much more noble than his father and of
09Draskh1    4:20|equity, the evidence of his noble contests was thus more complete
09Draskh1    5:0|His Successors until Tigran [II] of Noble Birth
09Draskh1    7:2|whom the ancients called Awag (‘noble’) Ayr (‘man’) because of the
09Draskh1    30:9|he might not alter his noble and pleasant nature. And, Atrnerseh
09Draskh1    35:8|and a small number of noble (azat) women, as well as
09Draskh1    58:5|did not abide by their noble promises. On the contrary, they
09Draskh1    65:6|the glorious nahapets of the noble families of the city of
10Tovma1    1:73|the account of Philo, that noble man and very learned philosopher
10Tovma1    3:8|caused by her actions, the noble constructions of her workmen which
10Tovma1    3:12|is good is Ormizd’s and noble, while evil things and demons
10Tovma1    5:3|intelligent, and endowed with many noble qualities. But before Tigran and
10Tovma1    5:7|he eventually raised them to noble status and settled them in
10Tovma1    6:28|this because of the man’s noble valour, yet he did not
10Tovma1    6:30|He organized the noble families, introducing titles, positions, and
10Tovma1    6:34|to eagles because of their noble courage and their eagle-like
10Tovma1    6:41|same Vahan whom the Armenian nobles made king in the days
10Tovma1    6:50|from Senek’erim, which as its noble families increased and multiplied had
10Tovma1    7:0|Calumny by Nerseh’s nobles against Vach’e (nephew) of Arshavir
10Tovma1    7:3|But Nerseh’s nobles took offence at them and
10Tovma1    10:3|of Armenia, Tirots’ accompanied the nobles
10Tovma1    10:4|superior rank among the great nobles of Armenia
10Tovma1    10:10|to the king and the nobles. Musheł, Vahan (and so on
10Tovma1    10:13|Unless you exterminate these two noble families, their intentions are inimical
10Tovma1    10:13|the house of the Mamikonean nobles to destruction.” Tiran heeded him
10Tovma1    10:17|rank and honour. The three noble families heard the wise Vahan
10Tovma1    10:25|But the Armenian nobles, at Valens’s instigation, were incited
10Tovma1    11:9|the emperor and the Armenian nobles, he returned no more to
10Tovma1    11:11|And many of the Armenian nobles followed Arshak to Arcadius, (including
10Tovma1    11:13|wrote a letter to the nobles, nullifying the reason for their
10Tovma1    11:14|by his sword position and noble rank. But return here and
10Tovma1    11:18|Armenia, and had appointed the nobles who returned from Arshak to
10Tovma1    11:22|sparapet Sahak, and the other nobles until they too inclined to
10Tovma1    11:27|the Armenian army with the nobles, he made king over them
10Tovma1    11:28|On seeing this, the Armenian nobles regarded him with derision and
10Tovma1    11:34|arriving at court with the nobles, Saint Sahak calmed and appeased
10Tovma1    11:34|At the request of the nobles and Saint Sahak, Vṙam [II] made
10Tovma1    11:36|Exasperated by him, the Armenian nobles were nauseated at his impure
10Tovma1    11:38|with a host of Armenian nobles. He questioned them as to
10Tovma1    11:39|But the nobles opposed Saint Sahak as being
10Tovma1    11:42|But when the Armenian nobles saw the disorderly and unnecessary
10Tovma1    11:42|do what they ask, the nobles may abandon (me) and go
10Tovma1    11:46|blessed bishop Saint Sahakthe nobles of Armenia came in a
10Tovma1    11:49|a cross, a crowd of nobles led by Vahan Amatuni, who
10Tovma2    1:8|of Armenia, Giut. The Armenian nobles each built royal palaces for
10Tovma2    1:10|But after the Armenian nobles became disunited, they abandoned their
10Tovma2    1:10|Vardan the Great. Following the nobles, Vahan too went at the
10Tovma2    1:12|He began to assail the nobles of Greater Armenia defiantly, as
10Tovma2    1:16|diedthe valiant and elect noble warriors Vardan and Vahan. Gaining
10Tovma2    2:1|Nestorian heresy. Slandering the Armenian nobles to Peroz, he worked many
10Tovma2    2:19|King Khosrov. And the Armenian nobles endured grievous oppression from arms
10Tovma2    2:20|opposed the Persians. The Armenian nobles gathered around him and made
10Tovma2    2:22|hastened to encourage the Armenian nobles, saying: “Up, valiant (comrades), arm
10Tovma2    3:1|murdered by his own trusted (nobles), and his son Khosrov, still
10Tovma2    3:3|sent to the emperor Maurice noble men with splendid gifts and
10Tovma2    3:27|the general and all the nobles grand gifts, distributed donations of
10Tovma2    3:54|began to gather the surviving nobles and troops of his army
10Tovma2    3:60|of the royal palace. Some nobles would come to him, condemn
10Tovma2    4:37|years. He was the most noble of them all. He wrote
10Tovma2    5:5|sent one of his senior nobles as overseer of Armenia with
10Tovma2    6:4|letter and codicil of the nobles (which mentioned) their close relationship
10Tovma2    6:4|whole land with all the nobles of the principality of Vaspurakan
10Tovma2    6:10|K’ajberuni, Vahan Havnnni, the lesser noble Davit’, Gzrik Apuharaz, T’odoros Varazkh
10Tovma2    6:10|Gabayełen, Smbat Marats’ean, a lesser noble Sahak, the patrik Andzewats’i, Gorg
10Tovma2    6:27|of the valiant men and noble horses, collecting much booty, and
10Tovma2    6:29|full of charges against the nobles living in Armenia and piling
10Tovma2    6:48|with the troops of his noble entourage as well. With all
10Tovma3    2:42|Armenians and greatest of the nobles
10Tovma3    2:43|and of those battalions of nobles in his company with their
10Tovma3    2:44|and commanders, the battalions of nobles who had entered the fortress
10Tovma3    2:46|Artsruni and the groups of nobles in his company, whether they
10Tovma3    2:47|of the covenant. Those of noble family there at counsel decided
10Tovma3    2:50|So we, the chief nobles of the prince of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    2:50|prince, and other groups of nobles and military leaders, having in
10Tovma3    2:52|and a great number of nobles and their sons with their
10Tovma3    2:55|the secret message of the nobles he cast his response also
10Tovma3    2:74|Prince Ashot and the other nobles. But he was quite unable
10Tovma3    3:0|of the prince and the nobles and their families
10Tovma3    3:1|while the prince and the nobles with their families were in
10Tovma3    3:2|the Artsruni family and their nobles, the mighty horsemen of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    4:5|But reaching a noble decision, they preferred a valiant
10Tovma3    4:21|accompanied by a host of nobles and magnates from the Artsruni
10Tovma3    4:31|the invitation. When the greatest nobles restrained him he would heed
10Tovma3    5:14|and his family and those nobles of Vaspurakan. Otherwise, I shall
10Tovma3    5:16|where Prince Ashot and other nobles from the Artsruni house (already
10Tovma3    5:18|Then all the Armenian nobles began to scatter and separate
10Tovma3    6:0|evil undertaking of the Artsruni nobles; and the confession in Christ
10Tovma3    6:1|of our great princes and nobles. My story is full of
10Tovma3    6:5|of the city and the nobles and princes from the royal
10Tovma3    6:18|you, personable and handsome, with noble countenance, decorous and elegant, (we
10Tovma3    6:35|mentioned above among the great nobles, since they were related to
10Tovma3    6:61|The Christian nobles came before the king and
10Tovma3    8:12|of the blessed men of noble rank, and others of the
10Tovma3    10:5|him accept the title of noble princes
10Tovma3    10:41|each thousand elite men with noble mounts. Scarcely anywhere had there
10Tovma3    10:55|him (Apumusē) richly adorned and noble horses as well as singers
10Tovma3    11:25|the saint, inspired with a noble resolution, said to the tyrant
10Tovma3    13:1|undertake the story of the noble, glorious, and victorious champion, I
10Tovma3    13:42|to gird him and a noble belt to encircle his waist
10Tovma3    13:55|and night, he and the noble troops who had joined him
10Tovma3    14:50|fine idea to you, most noble and eminent of all men
10Tovma3    15:2|the liberation of the Armenian nobles and the Lord’s restoration of
10Tovma3    16:9|encouragement to his band of noble warriors, he cried: “On, valiant
10Tovma3    20:4|with their near relatives and nobles from among the elite of
10Tovma3    20:47|of the mind is a noble heart forcibly constrained within
10Tovma3    20:51|He did not heed the noble troops who tried to prevent
10Tovma3    20:54|friendly peace.” And when the nobles tried to stop him, he
10Tovma3    22:12|When the nobles of Vaspurakan learned the details
10Tovma3    22:25|Vasak. On seeing this the nobles of Vaspurakan were unable to
10Tovma3    22:28|The nobles of Vaspurakan in opposition went
10Tovma3    24:3|out to go riding. The nobles struck him from behind with
10Tovma3    25:6|with a small band of nobles in winter time. In the
10Tovma3    29:4|speak of Ashot the honourable, noble, and grandly eminent, absolutely the
10Tovma3    29:20|and mother, descended from the noble and high-ranking stocks of
10Tovma3    29:20|thoughts of evil. They combined noble intention and generous inspiration, putting
10Tovma3    29:35|facing the mountains of Ayrarat, noble Masis, where Artavazd, son of
10Tovma3    29:51|native princely domain of the noble family of the Artsrunik’. The
10Tovma3    29:78|of the Artsrunik’ and other noble familieson whom may God
10Tovma3    29:80|entreaties to their elders and nobles, presenting what had happened as
10Tovma4    1:33|For the noble troops, deprived of their lord
10Tovma4    1:35|heaven, until the streams of noble blood that fell to the
10Tovma4    1:40|my golden-feathered champion and noble cock, or trap him in
10Tovma4    1:43|She cast off her noble veil adorned with pearls, dressed
10Tovma4    1:47|they bitterly wept. Lords and nobles gathered together and broke their
10Tovma4    2:7|minds of the lords and nobles of the country by the
10Tovma4    3:4|anyone, yet the lords and nobles of the land always treated
10Tovma4    3:24|his brothers and all the nobles of his army. They note
10Tovma4    4:19|flat road. The lords and nobles of the land with all
10Tovma4    4:66|About that time noble messengers were sent from court
10Tovma4    8:5|ease with his sons and noble courtiers. The end of the
10Tovma4    8:7|court the princes and lords, nobles and common people, bishops and
10Tovma4    8:19|in order to fulfil your noble interests, Oh great benefactor and
10Tovma4    12:2|He was) elegant and upright, noble and splendid of face. The
10Tovma4    13:26|Christ, Mariam by name, most noble of ladies by birth, had
10Tovma4    13:52|independence, and servitude to foreign nobles; her becoming opposed to the
10Tovma4    13:70|the former had with him nobles, free men and the sons
10Tovma4    13:70|men and the sons of nobles, magnates and princes from every
10Tovma4    13:71|in the universe for his noble cavalry, like the full moon
10Tovma4    13:90|and adorned with divine glory, noble and of noble parents, raised
10Tovma4    13:90|divine glory, noble and of noble parents, raised in purity and
11Asogh1    3:16|fortress of Kars, captured the nobles with their wives and children
11Asogh1    3:21|priests and the people, the nobles and the common people, were
11Asogh1    4:17|on the part of the nobles who remained with him, taking
11Asogh1    4:17|where the wives of the nobles settled with their treasures
11Asogh1    15:11|seized him along with his nobles and presented him to the
11Asogh1    17:7|Armenia: (before him) princes and nobles, in pleasing their womb, allowed
11Asogh1    19:3|named Sargis, a man of noble birth, at the sight of
11Asogh1    27:1|Theodosius was blinded by the nobles of the country, destroying his
11Asogh1    34:6|district, and many other Armenian nobles
11Asogh1    42:19|the rest of the Tayk’s nobles with him to settle them
12Last1    1:17|that day on no azat (“noble”) has been able to arise
12Last1    18:23|Persians realized that (the Byzantine nobles) were fighting and opposing one