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Aghbak   25
Aghbatank   1
Aghbewrkaci   1
Aghbianos   16
Aghdznik   65
Aghebasar   1
Aghi   1
Aghiorsk   1
Aghiovit   13
Headword

Aghdznik
65 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
aghbatank   1
aghbewrkaci   1
aghbianos   13
aghck   1
aghdznik   6
aghdzniq   1
agheovit   1
aghiorsk   1
aghiovit   1


02Agat3    14:2|tun; second, the prince of Aghdzniq who was the great bdeash
03Buz3    9:1|servants, the great prince of Aghjnik’ who was called the bdeashx
03Buz3    9:3|troops to support him and Aghjnik was separated from the authority
03Buz3    9:7|gave him the tun of Aghjnik’ making him bdeashx and inheritor
03Buz3    14:27|king Tiran in Baraej awan, Aghjnik district
03Buz3    14:63|vardapet of the district of Aghjnik and Greater Copk. With them
03Buz4    15:82|come. Only the bishops of Aghjnik and Korduk came and ordained
03Buz4    20:10|went through his principality, through Aghjnik, and came out into the
03Buz4    24:4|They came through Aghjnik, Greater Copk, Angeghtun, through the
03Buz4    24:7|located in the district of Aghjnik in the principality of the
03Buz4    24:26|stronghold in the village called Aghjk, in the Ayrarat district, which
03Buz4    28:0|troops in the boundaries of Aghjnik
03Buz4    28:2|Approaching through the Aghjnik country, he wanted to spread
03Buz4    50:4|Iran were: the bdeashx of Aghjnik, the Noshirakan bdeashx, Mahkertan, Nihorakan
03Buz4    50:4|and all the naxararutiwn of Aghjnik, and the force and the
03Buz4    50:4|of the tohm of the Aghjnik area. They made a wall
03Buz5    16:0|Regarding the district of Aghjnik
03Buz5    16:1|general Mushegh turned to the Aghjnik country, striking the country with
03Buz5    16:2|He arrested the bdeashx of Aghjnik, destroyed his women in his
03Buz5    16:2|then departed the country of Aghjnik
03Buz5    27:5|went to the country of Aldznik, enlightened there; set up monasteries
03Buz5    27:5|monasteries in the country of Aldznik and built a chapel in
04Yegh1    2:31|Georgians, Albanians, Lpink, Tsawdeik, Korduik, Aldznik, and many other distant parts
04Yegh2    12:298|the land of the Lpink, Aldznik, Korduk, Tsaudeik and Dasn, and
04Yegh4    2:40|held back the land of Aḷdznik in the same fashion
04Yegh6    4:95|Albania, likewise a letter to Aḷdznik, and a message to the
05Parp3    33:7|lieutenants, to the bdeshx of Aghjnik’, and to the prince of
06Khor1    24:1|and the bdeashkh called of Aḷdznik’; and in the same chapter
06Khor2    8:29|River, granting him as provinces Ardzn and the district around it
06Khor2    30:2|notables, Mar Ihab, bdeashkh of Aḷdznik’, and Shamshagram, prince of the
06Khor3    4:3|was entitled the bdeashkh of Aḷdznik’, seeing Sanatruk reigning in P’aytakaran
06Khor3    60:12|Then John and Ardzan also arrived there; they had
07Seb1    8:18|and cavalry. He fled through Ałdznik and returned to his own
09Draskh1    3:19|and to the province of Aghdznik’ in the west, Fourth Armenia
09Draskh1    5:15|southeast, in the province of Aghdznik’
09Draskh1    7:11|Since Marixab, the bdesx of Aghdznik’, Shamshagram, the nahapet of the
09Draskh1    17:24|was from the village of Aghc’k’. He had been the sacristan
09Draskh1    23:10|bishopric of the province of Aghdznik’. While he was still there
09Draskh1    34:9|well as the province of Aghdznik’, lest the possessions of the
09Draskh1    34:10|ruled over the province of Aghdznik’ in place of the bdeshxs
10Tovma1    5:15|their march as far as Arzn in Ałdznik’, where the prophet
10Tovma1    5:15|as far as Arzn in Ałdznik’, where the prophet Ezra, King
10Tovma1    6:33|ancestors Adramelēk’ and Sanasar in Arzn
10Tovma1    7:15|the mountain of Sim and Ałdznik’ as far as the borders
10Tovma2    5:11|Hagarite Zōrahay, who then ruled Arzn and the lower part of
10Tovma2    5:11|and the lower part of Ałdznik’, near the borders of Tarōn
10Tovma2    6:18|Muslims before the battle of Ałdznik’, and how Prince Ashot opposed
10Tovma2    6:30|Likewise, the inhabitants of Ałdznik’’, unable to endure their sufferings
10Tovma2    7:13|in the mountain that divides Ałdznik’ and Tarōn. Because of their
10Tovma3    4:21|from the mountainous regions of Ałz and Aṙnoy-otn, one side
10Tovma3    15:7|numerous placesin Tarōn, Andzavats’ik’, Arzn, and everywhereas the records
10Tovma3    17:9|Mokk’, and the troops of Arzn. They approached the castle of
10Tovma3    23:0|Ahmat’ in the district of Ałdznik’ on the river T’ukh, which
10Tovma3    23:5|descends from the ravines of Ałdznik’
10Tovma3    29:64|battle on the confines of Ałdznik’, fortified himself in the castle
10Tovma3    29:70|captives and booty from Lek, Ałzi, Krerik’, and from the province
10Tovma4    9:4|fortress in the principality of Ałdznik’ in a village called Kotom
12Last1    10:47|that your habitation be at Arcn awan in the Karin district
12Last1    12:0|about) such a city (as Arcn), charming and renowned throughout the
12Last1    12:1|So (Arcn) was in times past, when
12Last1    12:5|The princes (of Arcn) became thieves’ companions, evil-doers
12Last1    12:25|Let the narration of Arcn’s sad history end at this
12Last1    16:0|the land captive, and burned Arcn and other cities and awans
12Last1    18:39|as many people from the Arcn awan had assembled there. As
12Last1    24:5|events which took place regarding Arcn had not occurred long ago