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rouse   5
rout   2
route   34
row   4
royal   616
royalty   15
rub   1
ruby   1
ruddy   1
Headword

royal
616 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
rovand   1
rovid   3
row   1
rows   3
royal   615
royally   1
royalty   15
rshtuni   4
rshtunik   24


01Kor1    3:2|Greater Armenia, served in the royal secretariat, as an executor of
01Kor1    3:2|as an executor of the royal commands, during the service of
01Kor1    9:9|the unforgettable one approached the royal city, they informed the King
01Kor1    12:6|wisdom they instructed nearby the royal court together with the entire
01Kor1    13:1|word of life among the royal garrisons, he himself would do
01Kor1    15:7|became the Bishop of the royal court
01Kor1    16:8|and saintly Catholicos of the royal city, whose name was Atticus
01Kor1    16:11|pomp and circumstance took the royal road. And they were met
01Kor1    17:1|country, and upon reaching the royal regions, he saw the saintly
01Kor1    17:8|along with one of the royal priests whose name was Jonathan
02Agat1    2:18|honor or, “diadem,” [pativ] of a royal kind and seated him on
02Agat1    2:19|the gates of spring. The royal retinue came and descended into
02Agat1    4:22|the king ordered that the royal purple garment should be put
02Agat1    4:22|and place on him the royal symbol
02Agat1    7:33|might catch men for the royal altar of the eternal kingdom
02Agat1    7:100|they be invited to your royal table and may they enjoy
02Agat1    12:12|neck and brought to the royal court. Moreover, let all the
02Agat1    13:3|someone from a pious and royal line
02Agat1    13:6|perform the marriage of the royal bridegroom according to royal custom
02Agat1    13:6|the royal bridegroom according to royal custom
02Agat1    15:3|and hidden themselves at the royal seat, in the very city
02Agat1    15:7|the sign of honor, the royal crown [cf. II Tim. 4.8], and is exalted to
02Agat1    15:7|crown [cf. II Tim. 4.8], and is exalted to royal rank
02Agat1    15:20|of your fathers and the royal purple, and have yearned for
02Agat1    16:1|increased. Many servants from the royal court had come to convey
02Agat1    16:12|and bring her into the royal chamber
02Agat1    16:14|and led her to the royal chamber
02Agat3    4:13|of the city, near the royal palace, a circular base of
02Agat3    6:6|The king’s wife and the royal princesses, the noble women and
02Agat3    6:10|all this remain in the royal treasury until you are granted
02Agat3    9:12|district of Ayrarat at the royal residence of the Armenian House
02Agat3    11:5|Ani, the site of the royal cemetery of the kings of
02Agat3    12:9|rational divine wisdom the accompanying royal courtiers along with the grandee
02Agat3    15:2|they put Gregory into the royal carriage, which was covered with
02Agat3    19:3|And he commanded the royal camp to spend a month
02Agat3    20:7|and fifty thousand from the royal army were baptized
02Agat3    21:2|four million people from the royal retinue, men, women, and children
02Agat3    23:6|man, as overseer of the royal court retinue
02Agat3    28:9|was immediately conveyed to the royal palace. When this was heard
02Agat3    28:9|Patriarch, the archbishop of the royal court, who was named Eusebius
02Agat3    28:22|all matters, they mounted the royal carriage, decorated with gold, and
02Agat3    28:22|splendor they embarked on their royal journey
03Buz3    4:6|and took and ruined the royal tun
03Buz3    8:3|Ayrarat, beginning from the secure royal fortress called Garhni and extending
03Buz3    8:6|There they built royal palaces, walling and shutting in
03Buz3    8:17|in Arhest awan at the royal fish-reservoir located on a
03Buz3    8:24|them should go with the royal troops
03Buz3    8:27|the nobility together with the royal troops and entrusted the entire
03Buz3    9:1|thrones,” “stations,” “cushions”) in the royal chamber
03Buz3    9:2|of Iran and betrayed the royal tun which he himself had
03Buz3    11:22|lamps, candles, fragrant incenses, and royal wagons [arkunakan karhok], those who were left
03Buz3    12:5|the venerable Yusik in the royal wagon, take him to their
03Buz3    12:29|church took him from the royal Bnabegh fortress in the district
03Buz3    18:10|charge, Arshak, and quit the royal banak
03Buz3    20:27|of the nobility and the royal troops each were remaining in
03Buz4    3:14|attractive hairstyle, bearing aloft the royal sword of steel with its
03Buz4    3:23|and pulled toward himself the royal sword with the belt which
03Buz4    5:49|preserved in the rays and royal crowns, and for skeptics, those
03Buz4    5:60|When Nerses was speaking, the royal stenographers who were in the
03Buz4    6:2|The royal nobles and advisers did not
03Buz4    12:9|districts was full of the royal command, that if someone, anywhere
03Buz4    12:12|When the royal command had gone forth, there
03Buz4    12:17|Arshakawan. They also built a royal mansion there
03Buz4    12:22|silver, many steeds from the royal horses, with royal ornaments and
03Buz4    12:22|from the royal horses, with royal ornaments and silk worked with
03Buz4    14:14|demolish these places, for a royal mansion should be built here
03Buz4    14:15|people here, and construct a royal chamber
03Buz4    15:16|court to go to the royal banak, saying that the king
03Buz4    15:17|his organization, to reach the royal banak
03Buz4    15:21|He himself remained in the royal banak to perform the communion
03Buz4    15:23|daybreak Gnel’s battalion reached the royal banak, and when he entered
03Buz4    15:25|banak, as he approached the royal concourse, many attendants came forth
03Buz4    15:29|service and rushed to the royal tent and passed through the
03Buz4    15:37|chief executioner, Erazmak, entered the royal tent and began to relate
03Buz4    15:37|I have fulfilled all the royal commands. I took Gnel as
03Buz4    15:45|lad Gnel close to the royal arena and executed him on
03Buz4    15:45|where the fountains and the royal benches were
03Buz4    15:76|a certain presbyter of the royal court who happened to be
03Buz4    19:1|archbishop Nerses had quit the royal banak, there was no one
03Buz4    22:14|was greatly adorned and bore royal insignia
03Buz4    31:5|reached and fell upon the royal brigade. First, he killed Gumand
03Buz5    2:6|Mushegh captured the entire mashkawarzan, royal-pavilion, and he ordered that
03Buz5    6:8|to the great village on royal holdings, called Ardeank. He himself
03Buz5    7:6|Angegh fortress, and all the royal fortresses in those parts, similarly
03Buz5    24:4|God to sit on the royal couch, as though by this
03Buz5    37:36|On that day the arkunakan royal brigade was defeated by the
03Buz5    38:6|sent to sparapet Manuel a royal robe, a sable, a patiw
04Yegh1    2:32|Armenia and retainers from the royal house; likewise, from Georgia, and
04Yegh1    2:40|had loyally come to the royal service, he was even more
04Yegh2    3:52|As they were leaving the royal chamber, some of them were
04Yegh2    3:64|Armenia. He came at the royal command, bringing the great king’s
04Yegh2    3:75|not act in accordance with royal dignity but raided like brigands
04Yegh2    8:192|by means of punishment through royal authority, how much more does
04Yegh2    10:238|summoned by name to the royal court. Some of them were
04Yegh2    10:240|each one’s place to the royal court
04Yegh2    10:243|When they arrived at the royal court they appeared before the
04Yegh2    11:258|harm to receive into the royal treasury the tribute of your
04Yegh2    12:276|had helped them at the royal court, and they expended on
04Yegh2    12:280|enemy and had ruined many royal provinces
04Yegh2    12:291|estates and towns from the royal treasury. He called them dear
04Yegh2    13:301|no efforts in fulfilling the royal command
04Yegh2    13:310|appropriate numbers according to the royal measure
04Yegh3    3:55|which surpassed in splendor the royal palace
04Yegh3    3:67|they set at naught the royal commands
04Yegh3    4:83|one who can subvert the royal command
04Yegh3    6:139|be exiled to work the royal estates.’
04Yegh3    7:157|additional cavalry there from the royal house
04Yegh3    7:170|many other troops from the royal house he brought over to
04Yegh3    7:173|do any harm to the royal army
04Yegh3    8:186|There some warriors of royal blood, related to the king
04Yegh3    8:196|Vahan, who was from the royal family of Albania
04Yegh3    9:201|places in Armenia, notably the royal winter residence, which was the
04Yegh3    9:213|he seized and occupied the royal estates
04Yegh3    9:218|lands, the slaughter of the royal troops, and the other disasters
04Yegh3    9:221|Vardan) had brought upon the royal army, and claiming that the
04Yegh3    10:231|Christians were honored at the royal court and were blessed by
04Yegh3    10:250|any is in bonds, by royal command he is to be
04Yegh4    1:13|he might aspire even to royal status if only he could
04Yegh4    2:36|they called ostanik from the royal house
04Yegh4    3:53|money and liberal distributions of royal treasures, and others by the
04Yegh5    1:6|a firm hold on the royal estates, in union with the
04Yegh5    1:9|Aprsam of the Artsrunik, The royal shahkhorapet, Khurs Srvandzteats, The Koḷeank
04Yegh5    1:9|the Rshtunik. And all the royal officials, each with his troops
04Yegh5    2:26|of valor, cruelly smote the royal forces, mercilessly slew the magi
04Yegh5    3:58|to be on an official royal mission; with an oath he
04Yegh5    5:118|be granted you from the royal treasury
04Yegh5    5:122|strongly did he emphasize the royal orders
04Yegh5    7:167|these [287] another [740] men from the royal house and from the house
04Yegh5    8:175|sealed sworn declarations with the royal imprint and with his own
04Yegh6    2:30|force to their aid by royal command
04Yegh6    2:39|the calamities wrought by the royal army, they reckoned there was
04Yegh6    2:42|found a large detachment of royal troops who were intending to
04Yegh6    3:75|reduced the burden of the royal cavalry for a time
04Yegh6    4:82|proclaimed to those at the royal court: “As for those who
04Yegh6    4:87|them from the court by royal command an appeasing letter and
04Yegh6    4:100|others he took captive as royal slaves and handmaidens
04Yegh6    5:101|country which went to the royal Treasury
04Yegh6    5:104|great losses inflicted on the royal army, the ruin and captivity
04Yegh6    5:104|and the loss of the royal taxes
04Yegh6    6:128|the apostate. According to previous royal customary usage he wore the
04Yegh6    6:129|held in bonds at the royal court
04Yegh7    1:4|A certain Hun of royal descent from the land of
04Yegh7    1:10|hot pursuit, he plundered many royal provinces, and he himself returned
04Yegh7    3:51|human hands; to them your royal palace offers no comparison
04Yegh7    4:97|betrayed as traitors to the royal cause
04Yegh7    6:137|heard the news from the royal executioners, his mind was afflicted
04Yegh7    7:160|saw that he set the royal threats at naught, had no
04Yegh7    7:162|officialsJnikan, who was the royal marzpet, and Movan, the chancellor
04Yegh7    7:166|man from Khuzhastan in the royal army who secretly observed Christianity
04Yegh7    8:186|and the losses of the royal army. Our religion does not
04Yegh7    8:196|in honor not merely your royal court but even the luminaries
04Yegh7    9:205|like the sun; let the royal servants not be encumbered with
04Yegh7    10:233|Christians and faithful in all royal matters
04Yegh7    11:257|and even on entering the royal chambers and seeing there all
04Yegh7    14:333|days or more until the royal army should have moved on
04Yegh7    14:348|duty and carry out the royal order
04Yegh8    1:1|the city in bonds. A royal chief-executioner came and brought
04Yegh8    1:3|set to labor on the royal estates
04Yegh8    1:11|they became criminally involved in royal affairs and were condemned to
04Yegh8    1:12|honorable person is arrested by royal orders, he is clothed in
04Yegh8    2:40|to be slaves on the royal estates, lest anyone on seeing
04Yegh8    2:41|We will not cultivate the royal land with half our bodies
04Yegh8    2:46|they were the object of royal punishment, nonetheless both openly and
04Yegh9    1:16|other nobles, some from the royal house, others from these same
04Yegh9    2:32|removed from the office of royal hazarapet and was found guilty
04Yegh9    2:43|march to war with the royal army
04Yegh9    2:48|were in attendance at the royal court, at that same time
04Yegh9    3:55|inflicted much damage on the royal forces
05Parp1    3:7|Paghat in Latin, which translatesroyal
05Parp1    3:9|that city, as from a royal residence, and prominent scholars have
05Parp2    6:7|which does not befit the royal dignity and majesty
05Parp2    7:9|women with gold thread into (royal) clothing
05Parp2    10:0|group of scribes, as a royal scribe. For in that period
05Parp2    10:0|For in that period the royal scribes treated the affairs of
05Parp2    14:2|time was hazarapet of the royal court. He and others of
05Parp2    15:3|of impure wickedness within the royal Arsacid tohm which they were
05Parp3    22:0|my ancestors and occupied this royal throneeither because they were
05Parp3    26:0|before the grandees of the royal court, and then before king
05Parp3    28:4|Aghuania) dressed and adorned in royal clothing. They were, moreover, all
05Parp3    34:6|overseer (who was then the royal chamberlain, but subsequently became head
05Parp3    35:17|entrusted the pass to a royal Aghbanian (Aghuan) named Vahan and
05Parp3    53:0|were then charged with the royal order
05Parp3    53:1|this day until the entire royal caravan has passed and reached
05Parp3    53:14|the time that all the royal troops had entered the ostan
05Parp3    57:12|valley.” Do this before the royal caravan has passed. For perhaps
05Parp3    58:5|do mshakut’iwn along with the royal mshaks, and remain in service
05Parp3    58:10|in service and to perform royal mshakut’iwn
05Parp4    68:19|done nothing bad nor harmed royal affairs. But command me to
05Parp4    75:9|has attained tanuterut’iwn worthily through royal favor. No, only despicable men
05Parp4    94:13|and brought him to the royal assembly where they mercilessly slaughtered
05Parp4    98:11|expense) would go to the royal treasury and benefit royal affairs
05Parp4    98:11|the royal treasury and benefit royal affairs
06Khor1    5:47|all the genealogies from the royal archives. But we received a
06Khor1    6:4|in this form in the royal libraries or whether each one
06Khor1    8:6|to open for him the royal archives
06Khor1    9:6|your majesty to order the royal archives to be opened for
06Khor1    9:8|great alacrity he ordered the royal archives in Nineveh to be
06Khor1    12:32|him in charge of the royal hunt and gave him a
06Khor1    14:22|and are found in the royal archives
06Khor1    16:3|must build a city and royal residence, so that we may
06Khor1    16:19|wall and erected there a royal palace and some fearsome dungeons
06Khor1    16:20|merely say that of all royal works, as we have heard
06Khor1    21:6|time, was embittered at the royal court. But helped by friends
06Khor1    22:9|for Assyria, he transferred the royal capital to Media
06Khor1    22:13|deeds were entered on the royal acts as prefects and governors
06Khor1    27:10|on the roof of my royal palace, and I saw the
06Khor1    29:8|sent his sister according to royal custom
06Khor1    31:2|sent his sister Tigranuhi with royal pomp and a large escort
06Khor1    31:3|descended from her as a royal line
06Khor2    3:5|was a member of the royal court
06Khor2    6:2|and delightful climate for his royal resort. He prepared arbors for
06Khor2    6:5|and to become subject to royal commands and taxes, so that
06Khor2    7:9|Over the royal hunt he set Dat, a
06Khor2    7:14|name: he who prepared the royal drink from choice and delicious
06Khor2    7:19|place other companies with the royal name
06Khor2    8:36|In the royal palace he established fixed rules
06Khor2    8:42|and revenues due to the royal treasury
06Khor2    11:5|made him superintendent of the royal hunt and granted him villages
06Khor2    22:3|Aṙberan, leaving for them the royal portion in the villages of
06Khor2    22:3|have a more honorable and royal position than these latter Arsacids
06Khor2    22:3|not live in Ayrarat, the royal residence
06Khor2    25:7|mother’s side from the Median royal line from the seed of
06Khor2    27:4|temple school, and also the royal archives
06Khor2    33:10|honorable man in all the royal court. Similarly, he healed all
06Khor2    39:6|the one side served the royal servants and all those arriving
06Khor2    42:8|to the heights of the royal residence, a truly fertile and
06Khor2    42:10|the evil eye. So, the royal servants who attended him at
06Khor2    47:2|city and sought out the royal treasures. Finding the crown of
06Khor2    47:5|land, and over all the royal household
06Khor2    49:7|even further himself as the royal capital
06Khor2    51:9|and gained refuge at the royal court
06Khor2    53:6|sendees, Artashēs granted him the royal portion in the villages of
06Khor2    53:11|all the affairs of the royal household. And Mazhan he established
06Khor2    61:2|they would not inhabit the royal estates in Ayrarat. He kept
06Khor2    68:1|About the royal families from which the Parthian
06Khor2    70:2|in the company of the royal officers with Jovian and, having
06Khor2    72:5|lands where he had a royal residence
06Khor2    74:3|original home called Pahlav, the royal city Bahl, and all the
06Khor3    14:2|the image in his own royal church
06Khor3    20:3|the Greeks, especially in the royal city, he imitated here
06Khor3    21:6|greatly honored by them the royal court. He also received the
06Khor3    22:4|family. He celebrated the marriage royally, giving presents to all the
06Khor3    22:7|residence in Ayrarat in your royal lands, and the affection of
06Khor3    22:11|stipends and revenue from the royal treasury
06Khor3    23:11|and buried it in the royal city of Zarishat, and as
06Khor3    27:7|Ani and seized all the royal treasures in it, even the
06Khor3    27:10|joined forces and attacked the royal city of Arshakavan, putting to
06Khor3    33:5|holy fathers gathered in the royal city of Byzantium: Damasus of
06Khor3    42:12|nonetheless in accordance with our royal solicitude we have had mercy
06Khor3    42:15|to be confiscated to the royal treasury
06Khor3    43:4|that he, Sahak had a royal insignia left by his son
06Khor3    48:16|fill your needs from the royal treasury
06Khor3    51:10|changed the money in the royal treasury, stamping it with his
06Khor3    52:4|after Mesrop had left the royal court he could find no
06Khor3    54:8|also appointing priests for the royal court, he himself returned to
06Khor3    55:8|did they honor him in royal fashion in the hunt or
06Khor3    55:23|house without any of the royal servants daring to lay a
06Khor3    57:17|my grandson Vardan to the royal court. And I beseech your
06Khor3    57:28|should be provided by the royal treasury
06Khor3    58:2|our borders. Having received the royal command, with even more ardent
06Khor3    59:2|general Anatolius, on receiving the royal command, had come to our
06Khor3    65:10|and his sons with the royal governorship with equal confidence, until
06Khor3    66:2|they were holding back the royal taxes to expel them and
06Khor3    66:3|indeed he increased; what by royal command he took that belonged
07Seb1    7:9|sea as far as the royal court of the Persians, all
07Seb1    8:19|all their camp with the royal treasures. They captured the queen
07Seb1    8:19|women, and appropriated the entire (royal) pavilion, and the golden carriage
07Seb1    9:2|captives he settled at the royal residence
07Seb1    9:5|his servants to send the royal mogpet to distant places on
07Seb1    9:5|remove the others from the royal residence. He summoned the archbishop
07Seb1    9:21|Royal history
07Seb1    10:7|of booty from the precious royal treasure - although he was outwardly
07Seb1    10:8|a company of auxiliaries and royal guards, with orders to go
07Seb1    10:9|and confirm Vahram on the royal throne. Rapidly they joined forces
07Seb1    10:11|nobles who were at the royal court and the companies of
07Seb1    10:11|he decided to take the royal treasure and all the personnel
07Seb1    10:11|all the personnel of the royal court and to cross the
07Seb1    10:13|the queen, mother of the royal prince and daughter of that
07Seb1    10:15|There gathered at the royal hall all the nobles, generals
07Seb1    10:15|at that time. Entering the royal chamber, they seized king Ormizd
07Seb1    10:16|whole palace, the treasure and royal harem, and installed himself on
07Seb1    11:1|’Give me the throne and royal station of my fathers and
07Seb1    11:3|his son as king. The royal army has installed someone else
07Seb1    11:6|him, and gave him a royal army in support: Yovhan patrik
07Seb1    11:9|the elephants, and all the royal treasures, set off and reached
07Seb1    11:21|power like dust, and the royal treasure will return to the
07Seb1    11:26|In his tent was the royal treasure and all the numberless
07Seb1    12:2|ever have been in a royal land someone who was able
07Seb1    12:2|of the kingdom, give him royal treasure from his own treasures
07Seb1    12:13|camp and had approached the royal pavilion, he was faced with
07Seb1    12:14|to the door of the royal tent. The Persian army surrounded
07Seb1    12:16|I have arrived at the royal court and the place of
07Seb1    12:28|used for their adornment, and royal horses with their own royal
07Seb1    12:28|royal horses with their own royal equipage
07Seb1    12:30|promptly and secretly; taking the royal treasure, they were to bring
07Seb1    12:33|and reached Asorestan, his own royal residence. He was confirmed on
07Seb1    13:1|and a church near the royal residence, and established there priests
07Seb1    13:2|of the kingdom at the royal court. None of the greatest
07Seb1    13:5|to the door of the royal apartment, and they would read
07Seb1    14:1|city of Shawsh, in the royal treasury, placed in a bronze
07Seb1    14:3|mules for it and a royal carriage, took the body and
07Seb1    17:7|to rule themselves over the royal capital
07Seb1    20:7|Then royal messengers arrived with warrants, arrested
07Seb1    20:15|and summoned him to the royal feast. After a short time
07Seb1    21:1|and left them until the royal command should arrive
07Seb1    21:2|them all together to the royal court. These are the nobles
07Seb1    21:4|and the site of the royal court, they presented themselves to
07Seb1    21:4|to be kept at the royal court, stipends to be paid
07Seb1    21:4|summoned every day to the royal banquet
07Seb1    22:1|happen to be at the royal court at that time
07Seb1    22:5|Asorestan and reached his own royal residence, accompanied by the princes
07Seb1    23:1|following) Armenian princes. At the royal court Gagik Mamikonean and Khosrov
07Seb1    23:4|the land. They took the royal treasure which was in the
07Seb1    27:3|of) serving vessels in gold, royal robes, gilded diadems, stockings set
07Seb1    27:3|was respected by the whole royal court, he appointed as butler
07Seb1    27:4|with much honour to the royal court. The king bade him
07Seb1    28:1|with great splendour to the royal court. He went and presented
07Seb1    28:3|his court from among the royal retainers. He gathered for him
07Seb1    28:10|prince named Datoyean, appointed by royal command
07Seb1    29:1|a day’s journey of the royal court, the king ordered all
07Seb1    29:1|a fine horse from the royal stable with royal equipage. So
07Seb1    29:1|from the royal stable with royal equipage. So, he proceeded with
07Seb1    31:3|Roman empire - there in the royal capital, and in the city
07Seb1    31:4|to the sword in the royal capital. He sent a certain
07Seb1    31:8|Nersēs dressed a youth in royal garb, placed a crown on
07Seb1    31:9|the youth) with him with royal honour. He besieged Dara for
07Seb1    32:0|general; he goes to the royal court and then is killed
07Seb1    32:13|to let you go without royal permission, but I shall have
07Seb1    37:2|revealed a luminous and incomparable royal pearl, that is, the virginal
07Seb1    37:3|but a pearl born of royal descent, raised in the bosom
07Seb1    38:6|from famine, nor will the royal taxes be lost
07Seb1    38:15|more (securely) Constantine in the royal dignity according to the previous
07Seb1    38:31|of Ṙoch Vehan from the royal court, men selected from the
07Seb1    39:1|Ctesiphon; he burned all the royal palaces around the city
07Seb1    39:2|treasure and the stable of royal horses stayed at Vehkawat
07Seb1    39:5|Khosrov, disguising himself, entered the royal garden; and going under a
07Seb1    39:6|the women and treasures and royal stable
07Seb1    40:8|saying: ’When I reach the royal court, I shall immediately make
07Seb1    40:9|he himself sat on the royal throne. All the principal men
07Seb1    40:11|day Khoṙeam put on a royal robe, and seated on a
07Seb1    40:12|But when he entered the royal palace, the guards of the
07Seb1    41:1|set out with all the royal retinue, honouring the holy, wonderful
07Seb1    41:11|the palace, he gave him royal residences, cushions of silver, and
07Seb1    42:35|Khuzhastan. Then they penetrated with royal armies into the original borders
07Seb1    44:12|and to elevate himself to royal rank, so that having crowned
07Seb1    44:16|to be brought to the royal city. He received them as
07Seb1    44:23|reaching the seashore showed the royal permit. He boarded a ship
07Seb1    44:24|of Armenia. For immediately the royal command reached the Armenian general
07Seb1    45:7|So, when Procopius saw the royal command and had heard the
07Seb1    46:7|Asorestan to gather at the royal court, and he note: ’I
07Seb1    46:8|gather in unison at the royal court, in order that they
07Seb1    46:8|called Khosrov Shum, and the royal chief-doctor
07Seb1    46:10|They all gathered in the royal hall, and there was an
07Seb1    46:15|their error and follow the royal path
07Seb1    46:22|ring and deposited in the royal treasury
07Seb1    46:45|peace forever between their two royal persons. They confirmed once more
07Seb1    46:72|to wish to enjoy the royal table. How much more audacity
07Seb1    46:72|fire and taste of the royal and heavenly table. But would
07Seb1    47:11|army, and passed on the royal command. They and all the
07Seb1    47:11|were unable to oppose the royal order, gave him (the Magistros
07Seb1    48:6|shall reckon it in the royal tax. I shall not request
08Ghev1    2:3|pillaged the country and the royal treasury and took the spoil
08Ghev1    4:14|who were hostages at the royal court. He gave to Grigor
08Ghev1    8:20|dignity of curopalates, in a royal fashion
08Ghev1    10:7|of recording them in a royal military census, giving them stipends
08Ghev1    14:110|and the righteousness to the royal son
08Ghev1    23:4|of the kura, entered the royal palace, found (al-Walid) in
08Ghev1    23:4|the same branch of the royal clan
08Ghev1    27:6|a great panic, opened the royal treasury, and distributed it to
08Ghev1    34:16|and cautiously passed along the royal highway, reaching the village of
08Ghev1    34:22|has arrived, for soon the royal scepter of authority will once
08Ghev1    34:55|their assaults, travelling by the royal highway through the district of
08Ghev1    39:9|many valuable items from the royal treasury. He also gave him
08Ghev1    42:10|some with precious gems, and royal garments for the blessed altar
09Draskh1    4:3|valiant victorious Paroyr, granted him royal insignia and honor, and having
09Draskh1    4:18|is assumed to be of royal lineage
09Draskh1    5:9|he stationed them in the royal court, and through the entire
09Draskh1    5:12|these), and submit to the royal commands and tributes, so that
09Draskh1    5:12|and tributes, so that the royal court might consider them worthy
09Draskh1    5:13|of matters outside of the royal court, Vagharshak adapted elegant court
09Draskh1    5:14|shielded men, porters of the royal court, and eunuchs. He set
09Draskh1    5:16|hours of access to the royal court as well as the
09Draskh1    8:1|Arsacids were deprived of the royal crown, and instead Artashir himself
09Draskh1    13:14|and a clerk at the royal court, abandoned the worldly honors
09Draskh1    14:14|the schools come from the royal court
09Draskh1    16:7|Persia, summoned Vahan to the royal court and giving him the
09Draskh1    16:38|once again established on the royal throne of Persia and since
09Draskh1    16:49|and registered them in the royal archives
09Draskh1    17:1|Xosrov was restored to the royal throne of Persia, the brave
09Draskh1    20:12|of Persian origin and of royal blood, came to the great
09Draskh1    22:20|had been brought to the royal city with great honors, the
09Draskh1    22:30|over seven times with beautiful royal garments, and also giving him
09Draskh1    25:59|fame and glory at the royal court
09Draskh1    26:16|brought with him to the royal court the sparapet Smbat with
09Draskh1    26:16|Armenia as compensation, give him royal gifts and honors, and thus
09Draskh1    26:17|when they had reached the royal court, and appeared before the
09Draskh1    26:19|of them conformed to the royal orders, and embraced their ungodly
09Draskh1    26:28|taken in bonds to the royal court after the Armenian naxarars
09Draskh1    27:9|of his virtue reached the royal court
09Draskh1    27:10|many robes as well as royal insignia, entrusted him with the
09Draskh1    27:10|of Armenia and all the royal bekar
09Draskh1    27:12|houses, as members of the royal family
09Draskh1    28:1|for him honor from the royal court. Ruling over his principality
09Draskh1    29:5|caliph sent to Ashot a royal crown, which the governor ’Isa
09Draskh1    29:5|brought and presented together with royal robes, gifts, honors, swift horses
09Draskh1    30:6|town (awan) of Bagaran, the royal residence, where they covered the
09Draskh1    30:7|senior (gaherec’) princes of the royal house and other friends followed
09Draskh1    30:12|and to put on the royal robes. After he had been
09Draskh1    30:24|Smbat was presented with a royal diadem at the order of
09Draskh1    30:25|placed on his head the royal crown. (Smbat) emerged from the
09Draskh1    31:8|each other, and exchanged many royal gifts and presents, and after
09Draskh1    31:10|the full amount of the royal tributes and taxes. Thereupon, they
09Draskh1    31:16|beneath the yoke of the royal tributes, bekars and taxes, and
09Draskh1    33:14|Smbat to pay him the royal taxes, and make an oath
09Draskh1    34:27|day he clad himself in royal robes, and mounting on his
09Draskh1    35:8|Hasan the overseer of the royal household, and a small number
09Draskh1    36:12|at a site near his royal palace, was completed. Thereupon, the
09Draskh1    36:16|After his promotion to the royal rank, Atrnerseh displayed no insolence
09Draskh1    37:0|Freedom of the Royal Family from Captivity; Afshin’s Preparation
09Draskh1    39:3|reducing the amount of the royal tribute, won over the heart
09Draskh1    39:4|sent to Smbat a magnificent royal robe, a crown, a gem
09Draskh1    40:6|left the payment of the royal taxes to him as he
09Draskh1    40:12|King Smbat retired to his royal palace in the komopolis of
09Draskh1    40:13|these also numerous other precious, royal robes, which were embroidered with
09Draskh1    41:6|generously granted him all the (royal) robes, and through the innate
09Draskh1    41:10|Subsequently, he dressed him in royal robes, placed on his head
09Draskh1    42:3|unable to set aside the royal command, and against his wishes
09Draskh1    42:8|ostikan Yusuf, to pay the royal taxes twice, and bear the
09Draskh1    42:18|themselves remained stationed in the royal palace of Erazgawork’, for king
09Draskh1    43:4|joy, and gave him a royal crown, as well as honors
09Draskh1    43:7|gifts and prizes from the royal treasuries, namely valuable gold-embroidered
09Draskh1    43:9|me cordially, honored me with royal dignity and great respect, and
09Draskh1    45:10|the capture of the youthful royal prince (Mushegh), and held many
09Draskh1    46:5|were highly exalted in the royal court, were easily deceived by
09Draskh1    48:6|effort in his power, the royal court could not come to
09Draskh1    50:4|Thus, in the royal palaces one could hear much
09Draskh1    51:47|black darkness. Straying from the royal highway, they swerved from the
09Draskh1    55:4|with much hospitality and given royal honors in the inns, and
09Draskh1    55:5|equal, and exalted him with royal dignity
09Draskh1    56:8|had been invested with the royal honor, they turned against one
09Draskh1    56:11|sakes, who had inherited the royal title, intensified the tumultuous confusion
09Draskh1    58:8|ostikan Yusuf sent Ashot a royal crown and valuable ornaments for
09Draskh1    60:2|was in lieu of the royal tribute, while the rest was
09Draskh1    60:8|this a gift from the royal court, did not wish to
09Draskh1    61:1|and inflict blows on the royal forces more than once, he
09Draskh1    64:7|Subsequently, they stormed the royal city of Babylon, as well
09Draskh1    64:8|and the advisers at the royal court, in view of the
09Draskh1    64:9|a certain adviser at the royal court, who was called Mu’nis
09Draskh1    64:16|asked him to pay the royal tributes, as well as to
09Draskh1    64:20|and greedy, he demanded the royal tributes for many years, as
09Draskh1    64:22|tribute, and all of the royal bekar, so that they might
09Draskh1    65:4|to an invitation from the royal court, the latter immediately set
09Draskh1    66:10|escaped and went to the royal palace of Bagaran, near Ashot
09Draskh1    68:9|you are gathered in the royal fisheries by means of hooks
10Tovma1    1:8|captured Babylon, and built his royal capital there. Zrvan was the
10Tovma1    3:15|pots will come to the royal court to slaughter, because they
10Tovma1    3:31|might stand outside a fortified royal garden. Such seemed to me
10Tovma1    6:23|he was established at the royal court and progressed through his
10Tovma1    7:2|Vach’ē he established at the royal court, so that via him
10Tovma1    7:14|his father Sanatruk in the royal capital of the valiant Arsacids
10Tovma1    8:2|of rough rock as a royal autumn residence, a splendid building
10Tovma1    8:10|in great force and with royal magnificence to reign over Greater
10Tovma1    8:18|Khuran who was at the royal court. In consideration of his
10Tovma1    8:19|of the officials of the royal court, so that he might
10Tovma1    8:20|for war, but at the royal court one could only enter
10Tovma1    10:7|embalming in great honour with royal pomp and fame, as we
10Tovma1    10:10|to the emperor at the royal court through the chief scribe
10Tovma1    10:20|keep this place as a royal retreat for luxury and enjoyable
10Tovma1    10:43|meansdyer of purple for royal clothing”; Bishop Shmavon, a rock
10Tovma1    10:46|to pass on to the royal lands of Armenia
10Tovma1    11:35|the Persian army and the royal registers of taxes were reestablished
10Tovma1    11:41|throne and Artashir from his royal status. In opposition to Saint
10Tovma2    1:8|The Armenian nobles each built royal palaces for themselves and splendid
10Tovma2    1:9|The royal residence of Trdat the Great
10Tovma2    3:14|Khosrov was established on his royal throne, and he carried out
10Tovma2    3:16|and installed Phocas on the royal throne
10Tovma2    3:25|in his own position. The royal command was carried out immediately
10Tovma2    3:26|cross over and destroy the royal capital
10Tovma2    3:33|overcome by famine, nor will royal taxes destroy you
10Tovma2    3:38|and king. You spend the royal treasure which I sent to
10Tovma2    3:43|decided to set on the royal throne Heraclius’s son who was
10Tovma2    3:50|troops and those of the royal court called hamharz and p’ushtipan
10Tovma2    3:50|all the elite of the royal house gathered strength again to
10Tovma2    3:54|of the king and the royal horses were there in Vehkavat
10Tovma2    3:57|concubines, and children, and the royal horses on which King Khosrov
10Tovma2    3:59|Khosrov disguised himself. Entering the royal garden, he went into the
10Tovma2    3:60|of the kiosks of the royal palace. Some nobles would come
10Tovma2    3:67|and when I reach the royal court I shall that very
10Tovma2    3:74|day he was robed in royal garments, riding on a royal
10Tovma2    3:74|royal garments, riding on a royal horse, and circulating among all
10Tovma2    4:56|and built a city and royal palace for the secure oversight
10Tovma2    4:56|for the secure oversight of royal business, Baghdad
10Tovma2    5:5|Armenia with responsibility for the royal taxes; he was called Apusēt
10Tovma2    5:8|matters. So, they had the royal taxes and dues given to
10Tovma2    5:11|oversight of Armenia and the royal taxes to a certain Muse
10Tovma2    6:1|On the pretext of the royal tribute Musē had gathered troops
10Tovma2    6:19|entrusted the oversight of the royal taxes to Muse, he met
10Tovma2    6:20|until all the taxes and royal tribute were brought to him
10Tovma2    6:22|have come to Armenia at royal command to receive the royal
10Tovma2    6:22|royal command to receive the royal taxes. Do you also have
10Tovma2    6:22|order nor held back the royal taxes like rebels, disobedient and
10Tovma2    6:30|came on foot to the royal palace
10Tovma2    6:31|harm, the stopping of the royal taxes and the slaughter of
10Tovma2    6:33|tumult of lamentation at the royal gate, he roared like a
10Tovma2    6:47|for the matter of the royal taxes. But the prince was
10Tovma2    6:49|prosperous and peaceful and the royal taxes come in regularly
10Tovma2    6:54|the divine command and the royal order. He followed the messengers
10Tovma3    1:15|will subject them to your royal will and extirpate the name
10Tovma3    1:15|themselves to him in their royal capital
10Tovma3    2:12|the heavenly army in Christ’s royal kingdom
10Tovma3    2:16|the common multitudes at the royal court, that he would be
10Tovma3    2:16|the principal bench when the royal tribunal assembled
10Tovma3    2:46|and farms, and would pay royal taxes and give hostages for
10Tovma3    2:49|for peace-loving kings and royal princes and doers of God’s
10Tovma3    2:52|disaster on you and your royal army
10Tovma3    2:75|the (other) Armenian princes and royal magnatesand they have all
10Tovma3    4:20|with all vigilance and by royal powerhowever they might be
10Tovma3    4:22|paying the traditional amount of royal tribute
10Tovma3    4:63|who had come with the royal army from Gard in Persia
10Tovma3    5:6|emir and Het’m of the royal army, a Turk by race
10Tovma3    5:9|crown on his head and royal garments on his person, girded
10Tovma3    5:16|and shut them in the royal prison where Prince Ashot and
10Tovma3    6:5|nobles and princes from the royal line were to gather there
10Tovma3    6:6|of the trumpet and the royal heralds, but anxious to see
10Tovma3    6:7|entire empire, the kings and royal princes subjected to his authority
10Tovma3    6:15|From long since, from our royal ancestors down to our present
10Tovma3    6:16|overseers of our land, the royal administrators whom we sent you
10Tovma3    6:21|In the religion of your royal empire and of your leader
10Tovma3    6:33|they note: “We accept the royal commands,” with the intention that
10Tovma3    8:7|the unfathomable depths, from the royal capitalin similar fashion one
10Tovma3    8:18|Instead of the ornament of royal crowns laced with gold, they
10Tovma3    10:2|undisturbed by outside enemies. The royal taxes and tribute remain in
10Tovma3    10:8|to the twelfth hour. The royal army was defeated and returned
10Tovma3    10:9|again joined battle, and the royal army was defeated. After a
10Tovma3    10:9|battle was joined, and the royal army was defeated even more
10Tovma3    10:10|than nineteen times. But the royal troops were severely defeated and
10Tovma3    10:19|come to a land with royal solicitude to their obedient subjects
10Tovma3    10:32|fell on each other. The royal army suffered severe losses, fled
10Tovma3    10:48|was twenty-eight, and the royal army was defeated in that
10Tovma3    10:51|had done and how the royal army had been defeated
10Tovma3    11:6|you will live and enjoy royal honours and gifts. Do not
10Tovma3    11:22|inflicted severe losses on the royal army. But when the Muslim
10Tovma3    11:22|taken in bonds to the royal prison
10Tovma3    11:23|his involvement in harm to royal affairs. At the same time
10Tovma3    11:26|caliph: “Do not despise my royal words and lose your life
10Tovma3    11:31|receive their principalities and enjoy royal gifts and honours, and be
10Tovma3    11:38|Armenia and overseer of the royal taxes, to rule in the
10Tovma3    13:1|prestigious. He descended from two royal lines, being a scion of
10Tovma3    13:2|From both sides he inherited royal blood and station: from his
10Tovma3    13:18|of the defeat of the royal army by the Tsanars, they
10Tovma3    13:34|a certain Butel from the royal army came at Bugha’s command
10Tovma3    13:34|Vaspurakan who had joined the royal army, about two thousand men
10Tovma3    14:7|holding in their hands the royal decree that the caliph had
10Tovma3    14:13|for peace talks, citing the royal command of the leader of
10Tovma3    16:2|heroic strength who joined the royal army. Musē, son of Bugha
10Tovma3    16:12|a place far from the royal court
10Tovma3    19:12|and take control of the royal taxes, let the Armenian princes
10Tovma3    21:1|of princes, four years in royal splendour. He died in the
10Tovma3    23:2|of governor of Armenia by royal decree with the homage of
10Tovma3    29:34|needs and requirements of his royal palace, his own construction that
10Tovma4    1:19|as rapidly as possible the royal winter quarters in the province
10Tovma4    4:6|would remain true at the royal palace
10Tovma4    4:41|Christians waxed more severe. By royal command a certain great ostikan
10Tovma4    4:42|of his holding back the royal tribute. Not a few envoys
10Tovma4    4:48|He opened before him royal edicts, revealed to him uncertain
10Tovma4    4:49|He showed him in royal fashion precious stones and beautiful
10Tovma4    4:53|peace or the giving of royal tribute, as the Lord commanded
10Tovma4    4:53|indicated (that one should pay) royal taxes. He even sent Peter
10Tovma4    4:55|before us and entrusted to royal archives
10Tovma4    4:60|noise the camp of the royal army shook
10Tovma4    4:62|many cities and put the royal army to flight, making them
10Tovma4    4:63|him (the collection of) the royal taxes
10Tovma4    4:67|escorted them according to the royal request. So they went to
10Tovma4    4:68|and took him to the royal court. He was imprisoned for
10Tovma4    5:3|enjoy a peaceful existence, suddenly royal messengers arrived with orders that
10Tovma4    5:4|named P’et’k’. On reaching the royal palace, he took many more
10Tovma4    8:10|many artisans assembled at the royal court, honourable men gathered from
10Tovma4    11:2|pursue them. On receiving the royal command, they rushed off immediately
10Tovma4    12:7|crown on the days of royal pleasure; notably when on the
10Tovma4    13:8|by the holy lamb and royal virgin Hṙip’simē and revealed by
10Tovma4    13:14|gifts, appointed them at the royal court, gave them great cities
10Tovma4    13:16|the province of Vaspurakan, the royal city of Ani, and the
10Tovma4    13:29|King Senek’erim and of the royal branch of the Artsrunik’
10Tovma4    13:36|in the pious and elect royal monarch, the protocuropalates, related to
11Asogh1    3:19|He received from Afshin the royal crown, which he brought and
11Asogh1    3:19|a new) assertion of (his) royal power
11Asogh1    5:16|malevolent dragon [i.e.] (Yusuf), receives a royal crown from him instead of
11Asogh1    8:4|his cup filled with the royal drink and drank the rest
11Asogh1    20:3|in iron fetters to the royal court
11Asogh1    24:5|and Iberian troops against the royal city of Constantinople, (which lasted
11Asogh1    24:6|Opposite the royal city, he built a fortress
11Asogh1    26:2|a terrible vibration. In the royal city of Constantinople, the richly
11Asogh1    27:1|of the country, destroying his royal power
11Asogh1    28:4|to set fire under the royal shops
11Asogh1    42:8|whom (the emperor) honored with royal gifts, conferring on him the
11Asogh1    42:15|their arrival, gave them a royal reception and, having presented them
11Asogh1    45:6|emperor generously rewarded them with royal gifts, gold and silver. He
11Asogh1    45:7|in [452-1003], and Senekerim ruled the royal throne for [20] years
12Last1    1:21|way in peace, reaching his royal city of Constantinople. This transpired
12Last1    2:39|country.” For he had no royal heir for his kingdom, since
12Last1    3:3|and they commenced urging the royal honor on each other
12Last1    6:8|again ventured forth from the royal city
12Last1    7:1|confirmed) by writ and the royal seal. “And,” (Salamay) said, “I
12Last1    8:0|and (spent) until noontime giving royal gifts in accordance with (his
12Last1    9:1|outside, not belonging to the royal clan, such a one is
12Last1    9:1|Michael) was neither from the royal clan, nor the son of
12Last1    9:3|Michael) set up in the royal city of Constantinople, making him
12Last1    9:5|done, (Michael) in accordance with royal custom was obliged to go
12Last1    9:18|numerous precious items from the royal treasuries. The principals of the
12Last1    10:2|as the gate of the royal city, and with the force
12Last1    10:25|had developed, he took the royal treasures and entered the citadel
12Last1    10:30|the patriarchal throne and the royal dignity. For (the patriarchal throne
12Last1    10:34|cubs in their lairs. The royal palace has become an uninhabited
12Last1    14:3|Xach’ik was released from the royal city. He came to the
12Last1    22:29|territory until he reached the royal city of Constantinople. There he
12Last1    25:8|There did he pitch his royal tent, opposite the Persian brigade