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seditious   5
seduce   22
seduction   6
seductive   4
see   1154
seed   37
seedling   1
seek   259
seem   147
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seduction   4
seductions   2
seductive   4
see   431
seed   21
seeders   1
seedlings   1
seeds   15


01Kor1    2:29|few of them can be seen in the Holy Gospel, and
01Kor1    2:38|patience of Job, and have seen the end of the Lord
01Kor1    9:5|as the man who had seen God descended from the mountain
01Kor1    17:1|reaching the royal regions, he saw the saintly Bishop of the
01Kor1    18:5|and all those whom he saw, and related to them also
01Kor1    26:6|upraised to heaven, there was seen a luminous vision resembling a
01Kor1    26:6|one was dying. This was seen by everyone with his own
02Agat1    1:17|the king of the Persians saw the mob of brigades coming
02Agat1    2:4|the king of the Persians saw all these evils which had
02Agat1    2:15|the king of the Armenians saw this, he delightedly went before
02Agat1    2:17|Now when the king saw this man who had come
02Agat1    5:50|speak. They have eyes and see not
02Agat1    7:13|For ’what eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor has
02Agat1    7:14|But when the enemy saw us being honored by the
02Agat1    7:40|So the world saw him on a high place
02Agat1    7:86|men could not endure to see your face and live [cf. Ex. 33.20]. Therefore
02Agat1    7:87|of his divinity, that we, seeing the divinity of the Son
02Agat1    8:12|your God, which you now see
02Agat1    10:4|began to speak and note: “See, Gregory, that your futile hope
02Agat1    10:5|Gregory replied and note: “See, your hopes are vain and
02Agat1    10:6|But see, I was not in the
02Agat1    10:11|can be extinguished. Let us see what your God will do
02Agat1    11:2|not wish to live and see the light
02Agat1    13:4|dwelling of the virtuous women. Seeing the modest beauty of Rhipsime
02Agat1    13:5|When the emperor saw the stunning beauty of Rhipsime’s
02Agat1    13:7|But when the pious women saw the hidden arrows of the
02Agat1    13:16|with the name of Israel, ’seers of god.’
02Agat1    13:27|they might be able to see God
02Agat1    14:13|I chanced to see a young and beautiful girl
02Agat1    15:5|to his beloved: “They will see your good works and will
02Agat1    15:6|Do you see that for the sake of
02Agat1    15:11|When someone saw the women, that person informed
02Agat1    15:13|the nobility all rushed to see, climbing over one another
02Agat1    15:16|who had come out to see her beauty - viewers who were
02Agat1    15:20|When saint Gayane saw this, she began to speak
02Agat1    15:23|Now when saint Rhipsime saw all this crowd of evil
02Agat1    16:20|they glorified you, who had seen your wonders
02Agat1    17:9|firm [cf. Gal. 5.1], and now you will see Christ for whom you long
02Agat1    17:25|grant you and us to see him face to face [cf. I Cor. 13.12] without
02Agat1    17:47|months in which we have seen torments
02Agat1    19:3|Do you see, he said, that bewitching sect
02Agat1    19:7|Yet in none have I seen the like of this beauty
02Agat1    20:23|they pulled him up. They saw that his body had darkened
02Agat1    20:26|Now as soon as they saw from a distance that Gregory
02Agat1    20:36|And they saw that their bodies had been
02Agat1    21:10|See that God desired the repose
02Agat1    21:11|But see this, how by the power
02Agat1    21:13|Now see how the deceit of the
02Agat1    21:14|Or see my unworthiness, and how by
02Agat1    21:22|that you are unable to see, comprehend, consider or recognize the
02Agat1    21:23|Now if I were to see in you some inclination to
02Agat1    22:8|this first of all you see the power of the creator
02Agat1    22:10|resist a giant, as you saw with your own eyes? How
02Agat1    22:14|deep pit every day I saw a vision with eyes wide
02Agat1    22:14|and said- just as I see the same vision now, saying
02Agat1    22:19|If we see you turning towards the divinity
02Agat1    22:25|grace. He has never been seen by mortal or bodily creatures
02Agat1    22:29|words might be able to see God, in his providence, face
02Agat3    2:6|from afar in order to see and hear the amazing miracles
02Agat3    2:8|They hastened to see the incontestable miracles, they willingly
02Agat3    4:6|And I looked up and saw his form, and terror struck
02Agat3    4:7|to me: ’Look up and see the wonders that I shall
02Agat3    4:8|And I looked up and saw the firmament of heaven opened
02Agat3    4:12|far as the eye could see was struck as level as
02Agat3    4:13|And I saw in the middle of the
02Agat3    4:14|And I looked up and saw three other bases: one in
02Agat3    4:16|other. And above this I saw a canopy of cloud, wonderfully
02Agat3    4:17|but above the vaults I saw these thirty-seven holy martyrs
02Agat3    4:18|summit of this edifice I saw a wonderful and divine throne
02Agat3    4:19|far as the eye could see
02Agat3    4:21|And I saw a numberless multitude of fiery
02Agat3    4:22|And I saw numberless herds of goats, black
02Agat3    4:26|While I was looking, I saw that the flocks grew wings
02Agat3    4:56|And what you see above the top of the
02Agat3    6:8|when saint Gregory emerged, he saw these items heaped up by
02Agat3    9:10|Now when they saw the stability of these things
02Agat3    10:7|Saint Gregory, when he saw this, made the sign of
02Agat3    13:8|the king. In it he saw the angel of God speaking
02Agat3    14:7|fog [cf. Ez. 34.12], rendered stupid [cf. Mk. 8.17], unable to see, understand, or discern the sun
02Agat3    15:5|city of Caesarea. There they saw the blessed katoghikos Leontius, and
02Agat3    15:15|the people crowded together to see the blessed bishop, Gregory, to
02Agat3    15:15|one another: “Come, let us see the blessed bishop, Gregory, for
02Agat3    17:7|destroyed - even their bones vanished. Seeing this, countless people believed
02Agat3    17:8|Then saint Gregory note: “See now, your obstacles have been
02Agat3    18:19|Now when we saw this man who is so
02Agat3    22:6|begun, where he had first seen the vision and erected the
02Agat3    23:2|and under his own care, seeing to their training and nourishing
02Agat3    27:11|wonderful of all kings, Constantine, saw the heavenly angel in his
02Agat3    29:5|ever more glorious his own see of the country of Armenia
02Agat3    30:6|spiritual deeds that we ourselves saw with our own eyes and
02Agat3    31:1|we glorify as we have seen the light of the font
03Buz3    5:9|In a vision Yusik saw as though it were reality
03Buz3    5:13|of the vision he had seen, wondering why such despicable children
03Buz3    7:15|When the enemy saw that Vach’e had attacked them
03Buz3    7:18|But when Xosrov saw this, he began to weep
03Buz3    10:2|came with the desire of seeing the saving ark built by
03Buz3    10:5|to the Lord that he see what he desired without delay
03Buz3    10:9|he worshipped the Lord. He saw the board which appeared to
03Buz3    10:12|For that God-seer received the God-written commandments
03Buz3    10:23|But when the impious Manachirh saw that man of God, bishop
03Buz3    10:25|And he note: “Do you see how much I have exalted
03Buz3    10:39|He saw that the emperor Constantine was
03Buz3    10:43|After this, the emperor Constantine saw the attendant angel, thanks to
03Buz3    13:2|erring: eyes which do not see, ears which do not hear
03Buz3    13:13|Then one could have seen a man, thirsting for the
03Buz3    13:27|the entire land consulted to see whom they could find worthy
03Buz3    14:54|said that you do not see the Lord?” And he said
03Buz3    18:8|When Tiran saw them, he ordered that they
03Buz3    20:21|no need for him to see that the hunting places here
03Buz3    20:30|For he saw that Varaz had come in
03Buz3    21:20|again so that they could see and reveal how this war
03Buz4    3:16|But he saw that all of them insisted
03Buz4    3:26|who heard about this or saw it wept at how his
03Buz4    3:27|But when they saw him adorned with Christian beauty
03Buz4    4:5|Cheerfully rejoicing they arrived and saw there the katoghikos of katoghikoi
03Buz4    4:22|these great miracles: when he saw someone extremely stubborn, he convinced
03Buz4    4:55|work was made worthy of seeing the Son at the right
03Buz4    4:57|and John, the true pillars saw how I was given the
03Buz4    4:64|word of Life for you; see their course and resemble them
03Buz4    5:4|At first, when the king saw them, he elaborately exalted them
03Buz4    5:8|His Parent’s companion, when he saw that the Father was neglected
03Buz4    5:42|truth,” orhe who has seen me and My Father,” or
03Buz4    5:42|those those who have not seen me, but believe in me
03Buz4    5:42|believe in me because they see the father
03Buz4    5:46|When we die, we will see him, as the blessed Apostle
03Buz4    5:46|Paul says, that now we see him in a prominent example
03Buz4    5:46|show their glorious coming to see God with immortality, like those
03Buz4    5:46|who wait, will come and see the birth of God the
03Buz4    6:24|You see, brothers, that God treats us
03Buz4    7:1|of Caesarea, Eusebius, when he saw that miracle, namely, that a
03Buz4    7:10|But when he saw the gloomy face of his
03Buz4    8:12|services; in a dream he saw a large, beautiful garden, abounding
03Buz4    8:25|looked at the bishop and saw that he was sweating. He
03Buz4    10:0|the truth, how the sophist saw a miracle, namely the martyrs
03Buz4    10:6|had even fallen asleep, he saw with open eyes that the
03Buz4    10:15|the chapel heard all this, saw this vision with open eyes
03Buz4    11:9|when king Arshak heard and saw alI of this, he was
03Buz4    12:26|go the next day and see them all filled, as if
03Buz4    12:30|Xad himself went outside and saw them, thanking the Lord Who
03Buz4    13:17|For I have seen in a vision that destruction
03Buz4    14:3|the district of Taron to see his villages
03Buz4    14:10|When he saw the beauty of those places
03Buz4    14:20|a fictitious story, saying: “I saw a bear as white as
03Buz4    15:6|attained his wish and had seen Paranjem, he sought means by
03Buz4    15:9|Now they say, ’look and see what you do, king, so
03Buz4    15:27|When she saw that they had seized and
03Buz4    15:30|When the king saw the great chief priest, knowing
03Buz4    15:42|the darkness and never again see the sun of the glory
03Buz4    15:50|Now king Arshak, weeping, saw the wife of the slain
03Buz4    15:71|When king Arshak saw that the woman was not
03Buz4    15:80|blessed katoghikos Nerses did not see king Arshak again until the
03Buz4    16:5|When he saw the king, in no way
03Buz4    18:13|When Vardan’s people saw that it was Vasak’s brigade
03Buz4    20:2|of Armenia conceitedly waited to see which of them would call
03Buz4    20:12|they saw that the Byzantine troops had
03Buz4    20:49|Now, king, see what you can do to
03Buz4    20:54|his men to go and see what had occurred in the
03Buz4    20:55|They went and saw that the banak was empty
03Buz4    23:7|the lower districts in Angeghatun seeing about provisions, the Iranian troops
03Buz4    24:27|and burned places and to see to the captives
03Buz4    44:10|Then the mother looked and saw with her own eyes that
03Buz4    53:1|other, come so we may see each other, and henceforth let
03Buz4    53:2|you do not come to see me, you are asking for
03Buz4    53:6|of the country of Armenia saw this and heard about it
03Buz4    53:8|Iran. As soon as they saw them, they threw both of
03Buz4    54:39|replied, saying: “Now that you see me as personally short, you
03Buz4    55:3|Armenia, king Arshak’s wife, Paranjem, saw that the troops of the
03Buz4    55:8|Armenia, but had gone to see the emperor of Byzantium
03Buz4    55:23|Now when tikin Paranjem saw that she was alone, she
03Buz4    56:2|Shapuh of Iran looked and saw the priest Zuit, a tall
03Buz4    56:3|speak, he note: “Do you see that he is a man
03Buz4    58:10|came there every day to see it, as though it were
03Buz4    58:11|Seeing the sight of the tikin
03Buz5    4:15|height you will look and see the detemined labors of the
03Buz5    4:32|him. When he did not see those emblems, king Pap began
03Buz5    4:34|betray us. You yourself will see the bravery which your servant
03Buz5    5:19|am astonished at what I saw. From my childhood onward, I
03Buz5    6:18|But when the king saw that they were bringing him
03Buz5    7:12|order that I go to see my natural lord, king Arshak
03Buz5    7:17|hrovartak to Anyush fortress and saw his native lord. He released
03Buz5    7:23|Now when Drastamat saw this, he seized the same
03Buz5    22:2|appeared upon him. Everyone could see the dews with their own
03Buz5    22:3|bid him good morning, they saw the forms of snakes arising
03Buz5    22:3|curled around his shoulders. Everyone saw them and were afraid to
03Buz5    22:4|are mine.” And everyone constantly saw these forms about him
03Buz5    22:5|the people who came to see the king. However, when the
03Buz5    25:1|in the mountains, each one saw with open eyes during the
03Buz5    25:2|When the hermits saw this vision, they were astonished
03Buz5    25:3|Ekegheats, where they investigated and saw that the blessed patriarch Nerses
03Buz5    25:3|went to Til village and saw the place where he was
03Buz5    25:3|the people what they had seen
03Buz5    28:6|in front of the holy see and, before serving the liturgy
03Buz5    28:16|altar and with open eyes saw the greatest miracle
03Buz5    28:17|He saw Christ come down on the
03Buz5    28:18|The little-believing brother monk, seeing this, was horrified and trembled
03Buz5    28:19|communion from the pulpit, he saw that brother who was lying
03Buz5    28:20|down, touched his brother and saw that he was fainting on
03Buz5    28:21|the great miracle he had seen
03Buz5    31:13|day, the poor were never seen begging throughout all the borders
03Buz5    34:4|the azgs of Armenia’s grandees saw him, they gathered around him
03Buz5    35:1|the great naxarars of Armenia saw that king Varazdat was a
03Buz5    36:1|the fact that they could see his head separated from his
03Buz5    37:14|of Armenia and when Vache saw the one who previously was
03Buz5    37:29|Varazdat raised his eyes, he saw sparapet Manuel coming at him
03Buz5    37:31|uninformed about fighting. When he saw Manuel so armored, he realized
03Buz5    37:49|Manuelean brigade came by and saw that the shield-bearers had
03Buz5    37:62|But when Manuel saw that what was being done
03Buz5    38:3|soon as the Iranian king saw them, he received them with
03Buz5    38:10|sparapet general of Armenia, Manuel, saw the exaltation and affection of
03Buz5    38:15|When Meruzhan Arcruni saw all the glory of seniority
03Buz5    43:28|As soon as Manuel saw their brigade, with his own
03Buz5    43:29|who had Meruzhan’s emblem, but saw that they were not Meruzhan
03Buz5    43:31|Do you see how that sorcerer Meruzhan has
03Buz5    43:37|the troops fled when they saw that Meruzhan had died
03Buz5    43:40|one of Meruzhan’s emblem-bearers saw Artawazd he ridiculed him. For
03Buz5    43:40|he ridiculed him. For he saw a handsome, robust, beardless youth
03Buz5    43:46|the women of Manuel’s banak saw Meruzhan’s head they started to
03Buz5    43:49|right through him. When they saw him, he was saved from
03Buz6    1:4|When king Arshak saw them, he gave way and
03Buz6    8:5|so that when bishop Yohan saw the horse he was astonished
04Yegh1    1:10|When the impious ruler saw that his wickedness had succeeded
04Yegh1    1:13|And when he saw that they had been scattered
04Yegh1    2:30|of the gods. When you see this edict, straightaway without impediment
04Yegh1    2:36|everyone’s mind. Especially when they saw the power of the Greeks
04Yegh1    2:40|So, when the king saw all the armed soldiers and
04Yegh1    2:45|And when he saw that the Romans remained firm
04Yegh2    1:8|most othersas indeed we see not only in ordinary men
04Yegh2    1:15|there in person and I saw and heard the sound of
04Yegh2    1:17|with raging mind: “Question, examine, see. Let us choose and hold
04Yegh2    1:23|with hidden arrows and he saw incurable wounds inflicted on his
04Yegh2    2:26|land of Armenia. For he saw that they were very ardent
04Yegh2    2:31|However, when he saw that his secret cunning had
04Yegh2    2:31|waxed the greaterfor he saw Christianity daily increasing and spreading
04Yegh2    2:35|the king of the Kushans saw this, unable to oppose him
04Yegh2    2:45|himself with his own eyes saw their denunciation of their treatment
04Yegh2    4:76|When they saw that despite all this, they
04Yegh2    6:141|created, in his foreknowledge he saw the creatures
04Yegh2    6:147|This also can be seen among men, and especially in
04Yegh2    6:148|a single man can be seen to be divided into two
04Yegh2    9:201|because we were unable to see the invisible or approach the
04Yegh2    10:244|But although they saw their own brothers in great
04Yegh2    10:250|tortures. But looking up they saw the power of Christ coming
04Yegh2    11:259|I see you as sheep scattered and
04Yegh2    12:283|the fearers of the Lord saw this, with great hope they
04Yegh2    12:283|the visible as your eyes see what we have not yet
04Yegh3    1:2|Christ’s holy Gospel, when they saw the evil submission of the
04Yegh3    2:46|There one could see the great agony of doubt
04Yegh3    3:63|When the king saw that they were rushing to
04Yegh3    3:66|report. But what I have seen with my own eyes seems
04Yegh3    3:70|hears and another what he sees for sure with his own
04Yegh3    3:75|who accept it may be seen to have fulfilled the king’s
04Yegh3    4:78|we did not understand, you saw, and now we regret it
04Yegh3    4:89|But when the holy bishops saw all this, they were even
04Yegh3    4:98|When all the holy bishops saw this grievous clamor, taking the
04Yegh3    8:180|all the troops with him saw the host of the heathen
04Yegh3    8:195|the Caucasus Mountains; when they saw the success of the enterprise
04Yegh3    8:199|rushed to the spot and saw with their own eyes the
04Yegh3    9:222|a while, as can be seen in nature; but such separation
04Yegh3    10:226|human nature. He looked and saw himself full of weakness. He
04Yegh3    10:235|See—you have made me do
04Yegh3    11:259|order? What benevolence have we seen directed to all the churches
04Yegh4    3:63|When Mihrnerseh saw all this evil in him
04Yegh5    1:1|of angelsas can be seen very many times in many
04Yegh5    1:5|Now when Vardan the Great saw the discord of his country
04Yegh5    2:42|respects at once, for we see the benevolent Lord with us
04Yegh5    3:65|as a model, for he saw in him a type of
04Yegh5    4:89|to the love of Christ sees with the eyes of the
04Yegh5    4:90|the palace on high, and seen all its greatness, he alone
04Yegh5    4:92|region of this earth, we see it filled with all kinds
04Yegh5    5:103|But since we have seen the heavenly light with open
04Yegh5    5:109|the eyes of faith they see the stoning of the prophets
04Yegh5    5:110|Moreover, we see that you have this double
04Yegh5    5:110|this double vision. For you see the torments of the holy
04Yegh5    5:115|general of the Persian army saw that there were no messengers
04Yegh5    6:137|There one could see the commotion of the great
04Yegh5    6:140|valiant Vardan looked up and saw that the elite of the
04Yegh5    6:142|Nisalavurt lifted his eyes and saw that some of the Armenian
04Yegh5    6:145|When Mushkan Nisalavurt saw this, he waited for the
04Yegh5    6:148|There one could see so many broken lances and
04Yegh5    7:152|Especially when one saw the vast mass of fallen
04Yegh5    8:171|Particularly when he saw that the terrible casualties of
04Yegh5    8:172|When he saw the great number of fallen
04Yegh6    1:15|world, or why should we see the sun after the death
04Yegh6    2:27|But had they not seen with open eyes the joyous
04Yegh6    2:29|Godthat they might not see the devastation of the holy
04Yegh6    2:38|More particularly, when he saw what the commander of the
04Yegh6    2:41|in the mountains of Khaltik saw that the Persian army was
04Yegh6    2:43|Now when the Armenians also saw that the churches in two
04Yegh6    3:73|to occupy each his own see, to conduct worship openly according
04Yegh6    4:84|When they heard and saw this, many who were scattered
04Yegh6    4:85|far away abroad, when they saw the restoration of the country
04Yegh6    5:117|Have you seen that when the honorable name
04Yegh6    5:121|you will be able to see that in us
04Yegh6    6:130|When they saw him coming to the palace
04Yegh7    1:4|king’s authority, but when he saw the saints being tormented, he
04Yegh7    1:11|When the king saw that he had returned from
04Yegh7    2:34|and very fearful when we see such unbearable afflictions
04Yegh7    2:36|resting from their worship, he saw each one of the prisoners
04Yegh7    2:42|to him he had not seen in a confused way, but
04Yegh7    2:44|at all what he had seen
04Yegh7    2:48|that hope which we shall see
04Yegh7    3:52|inveterate blindness you do not see, or hear, or understand. Therefore
04Yegh7    3:58|in through a crack and saw a vision similar to the
04Yegh7    3:61|I wish to enter and see you
04Yegh7    3:63|soul were opened and you saw the inextinguishable light of God’s
04Yegh7    3:75|each of the groups he saw: one was a thousand, another
04Yegh7    4:82|no longer say: ’I shall see heaven, the work of your
04Yegh7    4:82|fingers,’ but: I shall see you, Lord of heaven and
04Yegh7    4:84|He not only saw heaven, the work of your
04Yegh7    4:84|of your fingers, but he saw heaven and its inhabitants; and
04Yegh7    4:85|He saw the souls of the just
04Yegh7    4:85|the just martyrs, he also saw the likeness of the glory
04Yegh7    4:85|of the invisible preparations, and saw in their hands the sure
04Yegh7    5:111|Just as you see this brother at the head
04Yegh7    5:122|Indeed, I am anxious to see that day, and on the
04Yegh7    5:123|it be that I shall see you, Lord Jesus
04Yegh7    6:135|prison gate, entered inside and saw that he who previously was
04Yegh7    6:136|When the executioners saw this amazing sight, they were
04Yegh7    6:140|been opened since I have seen the heavenly light
04Yegh7    6:141|of God that I have seen
04Yegh7    7:151|that embittered old man to see if he can be persuaded
04Yegh7    7:160|When Denshapuh saw that he set the royal
04Yegh7    7:175|rushed to the fountain, to see who would be the first
04Yegh7    8:179|Behold, you have seen with your own eyes how
04Yegh7    9:208|you; he who has not seen the great King offers obeisance
04Yegh7    9:218|If your own, who neither see nor understand, follow your erroneous
04Yegh7    9:218|minds are open and we see clearly
04Yegh7    9:219|eyes of the body we see Creation and understand that it
04Yegh7    9:221|And because he saw us in great ignorance and
04Yegh7    9:222|unworthy like you might not see the great ignominy of their
04Yegh7    9:225|Denshapuh had observed them and seen that they were all exceedingly
04Yegh7    10:234|satisfied with him; and I saw myself with my own eyes
04Yegh7    10:235|that earlier one, whom you saw with your own eyes
04Yegh7    10:250|the words of those who see all the pains of the
04Yegh7    11:256|For when they see someone ill, they do not
04Yegh7    11:257|at the great hall and sees the multitude of notables and
04Yegh7    11:257|entering the royal chambers and seeing there all the splendor and
04Yegh7    11:258|examines the whole body to see if its state is warm
04Yegh7    11:265|and am happy when I see my body tormented. I know
04Yegh7    12:288|also dies. When did you see fire traveling, or speaking, or
04Yegh7    12:289|that what you have not seen living has died
04Yegh7    12:294|entered your fire-temple and saw standing there the impious ministers
04Yegh7    13:311|a moment and you will see straightaway our hope, Christ
04Yegh7    13:315|with his own eyes he saw companies of numerous angels coming
04Yegh7    13:318|He also saw distinctly that the sword was
04Yegh7    13:319|When Saint Ḷevond saw that they no longer intended
04Yegh7    14:338|They saw all the dead bodies rise
04Yegh8    1:12|Do you not see in the great camp that
04Yegh8    2:40|royal estates, lest anyone on seeing you may persist in the
04Yegh8    2:48|There they endeavored to see the holy bonds of the
04Yegh8    3:55|among the Armenians, they might see in him the brave champions
04Yegh8    3:55|the sword, and they might see in him also the holy
04Yegh8    3:56|and confessors and prisoners were seen in him, through him the
04Yegh8    3:60|all the monks of Armenia see him, through him they will
04Yegh8    3:63|wants, but more specially to see our holy churches and pious
04Yegh8    3:70|For behold we see figured in you all those
04Yegh8    3:71|In you we see the restoration of our land
04Yegh8    3:74|impermanent body, as we have seen your blessed sanctity, so may
04Yegh8    3:74|our souls and bodiesalso see our dear loved ones
04Yegh8    3:75|may soon be able to see the true martyrs of Christ
04Yegh8    4:88|and many barbarians hastened to see him in the flesh
04Yegh9    2:47|He was delighted to see them, spoke affably with them
04Yegh9    3:53|family of Mihran, although he saw that the army of the
04Yegh9    3:60|When they saw that they had not been
04Yegh9    4:87|With their own eyes they saw the ravaging of their property
04Yegh9    5:101|came again. Life-loving mortals saw this and rejoiced, but they
04Yegh9    5:101|they were never able to see their desired ones
04Yegh9    5:108|shall we be able to see our dear ones?” But the
05Parp1    3:1|Those who were united saw God’s aid visited upon themselves
05Parp1    4:12|He urges us to repent. Seeing us turned good, He quickly
05Parp2    6:3|When he saw that the great authority of
05Parp2    7:16|There one could see the children of fishermen who
05Parp2    7:18|There one could see everyone dining, surrounded by piles
05Parp2    9:5|that he would never again see the land of Armenia, and
05Parp2    10:5|always been concerned and saddened, seeing the great effort and even
05Parp2    10:10|the king that he had seen Armenian letters in the possession
05Parp2    11:1|the multitude of the people (seeing matters as) futile and vain
05Parp2    13:1|to die than to constantly see and hear about such filthy
05Parp2    13:2|honored, and divine mystery after seeing such obscenity every day yet
05Parp2    13:9|of the holy Spirit he saw the (coming) total destruction of
05Parp2    14:2|others of the court grandees saw to it that the complaint
05Parp2    16:4|which we were illuminated and saw that unattainable sun of justice
05Parp2    16:10|be (your] shepherd? For I see that the injured sheep of
05Parp2    16:11|land of Armenia which I see with my mind’s eye through
05Parp2    17:9|Saint Sahak Partev, which he saw in the city of Vagharshapat
05Parp2    17:15|and when I looked, I saw that there was an altar
05Parp2    17:20|side of the bema I saw a tall, square cathedra, icy
05Parp2    17:23|from the effaced lines, I saw a line and a half
05Parp2    17:29|The boys whom I had seen in the days of their
05Parp2    17:41|of the heavens that you saw and the spreading of the
05Parp2    17:49|the same way that you saw the tall olive-tree, fruitful
05Parp2    17:50|the fourth of which you saw to be half the size
05Parp2    17:51|Now as you saw the fruit of the branches
05Parp2    17:51|fruit on the olive tree, see just as clearly and recognize
05Parp2    17:56|the silk cope that you saw folded on top of the
05Parp2    17:66|In which you saw the youths dancing around the
05Parp2    17:69|because the throne that you saw began to jolt, and the
05Parp2    17:75|unworthiness made me worthy of seeing such a frightful vision
05Parp3    20:6|and above all other kingdoms. (See) the power of the cavalry
05Parp3    20:6|disobedient, to shiver with fear. (See) too the clearly choice, correct
05Parp3    20:7|the entire world does not see the glory of the sun
05Parp3    20:8|are not obedient to us see all of this, they do
05Parp3    20:23|God. (In this vision), he saw the classes of black goats
05Parp3    21:2|souls warmly and like to see it
05Parp3    21:5|Iberia and Aghbania (Aghuania). You see only the benefits which you
05Parp3    21:7|I see very great benefits in this
05Parp3    22:5|faith so that (we can see) how lost you have been
05Parp3    27:0|themselves and took counsel to see by what strategems and design
05Parp3    27:9|look upon us with astonishment. See first the specter of the
05Parp3    27:34|of the three lands, and saw how all of them had
05Parp3    28:2|the court grandees and mages saw this, they offered their gods
05Parp3    28:13|commanders and my comrades have seen the work and labor I
05Parp3    29:0|were not well could not see the radiant arrival (awaiting) those
05Parp3    29:3|pretexts and not in reality, saw this, they immediately wanted to
05Parp3    29:3|They preferred immediate death to seeing such disasters and enduring them
05Parp3    29:4|Then one could see how all of them split
05Parp3    30:0|and the sparapet of Armenia, saw all of this wickedness he
05Parp3    30:19|had arrived, and when they saw the holy Gospel of the
05Parp3    32:0|from court to be teachers) saw that they and their faith
05Parp3    32:6|injunction, hurried with Vardan to see Vasak, prince of Siwnik’, the
05Parp3    32:17|this covenant, may he be seen as an oath-breaker, and
05Parp3    35:1|blessed sparapet of Armenia, Vardan, saw the limitless multitude of the
05Parp3    35:1|the Iranian brigade, and then saw how very few his own
05Parp3    35:4|said this he looked to see the will of his comrades
05Parp3    35:4|brigade with them. (When he saw) how much they had been
05Parp3    35:11|Looking around, (Arshawir) saw the venerable sparapet of Armenia
05Parp3    37:9|favored by God that they saw the Iranian army and fell
05Parp3    38:1|martyrdom did not want to see it sullied by a soul
05Parp3    38:8|venerable Koriwn and Arjan, (Mashtoc’) saw in waking how a brilliant
05Parp3    38:17|nights, and they longed to see the dawn of salvation, to
05Parp3    38:21|the Apostles. As you have seen tonight, those who weaken trail
05Parp3    39:6|When the Iranian troops saw how the Armenian brigade was
05Parp3    40:4|When Mushkan saw the hrovartak of king Yazkert
05Parp3    41:8|to the land of Byzantium saw that they had not been
05Parp3    41:13|gathered by the holy Hmayeak saw what had happened, they were
05Parp3    41:13|of consolation. For each man saw before him the verdict of
05Parp3    42:7|But God saw to it that he was
05Parp3    43:0|the court, and after first seeing the court nobility, he went
05Parp3    43:6|abandoned it and departed. We saw no man, but only the
05Parp3    44:2|stoutheartedness. Indeed, our godlike lord saw this bravery with his own
05Parp3    44:4|quitting the light (which you see today, but are unworthy of
05Parp3    44:8|note: “That man whom you see, although younger then myself, is
05Parp3    44:23|from the holy men and saw the delight on their faces
05Parp3    44:24|his own mouth. Now we saw that you were somewhat joyous
05Parp3    45:9|an awesome deed? Now you see that it has led to
05Parp3    45:24|Order to see it
05Parp3    45:31|order from Arshawir Kamsarakan, and saw the letter written by Vasak
05Parp3    46:3|insolently dared to come and see us, as though we were
05Parp3    48:10|they are still alive and see the light of day. Indeed
05Parp3    51:9|May you see the land of Armenia and
05Parp3    51:12|For we are worthy to see in our own lifetimes, in
05Parp3    51:13|Christ the Savior of all-seeing Jerusalem, or Lazarus who was
05Parp3    52:3|the holy priests of God saw the executioners and the multitude
05Parp3    52:5|feeling them. Rather, when they see others (adorned) with another material
05Parp3    53:2|care out of fear, and see to it that pleasant thanks
05Parp3    53:6|the fortress of the shahastan saw this, encouraged by and taking
05Parp3    54:9|a favor) of the gods. Seeing that the man was adept
05Parp3    54:9|been said above, God was seeing to matters according to His
05Parp3    55:15|jeer. When the impious princes saw this, they became yet more
05Parp3    57:21|Those who saw the venerable Xuzhik limping away
05Parp3    57:23|Denshapuh and those with him saw the color of their faces
05Parp3    57:33|released from their bonds to see their own land, through the
05Parp3    57:36|He made me worthy of seeing everything I did not think
05Parp3    57:36|did not think I would see, and of hearing (the saints’
05Parp3    57:36|one, their prayers, and I saw the death of each of
05Parp3    58:2|and die there only to see them, and we hope we
05Parp3    59:3|When Ashusha saw this and received the great
05Parp3    59:5|reverence, something you have never seen from your other servants
05Parp4    60:5|When Yazatvshnasp saw the Armenian naxarars and gradually
05Parp4    61:1|a portion of eternity, and seeing the great duration of their
05Parp4    61:6|during vigils). One should have seen all of them, these sons
05Parp4    61:10|Most merciful God, seeing the entreaties and labors of
05Parp4    63:0|One should have seen those senseless, harmful, useless, bad
05Parp4    63:2|One then could have seen goodness having left the land
05Parp4    63:15|yet inherit eternal torment. They saw the fire of impiety raised
05Parp4    64:26|blessed man replied: “Do you see? You resist the command of
05Parp4    65:0|of life, nonetheless when they saw Vahan Mamikonean so filled with
05Parp4    65:5|Vahan, seeing that his detractors had stirred
05Parp4    65:14|not blind, for I have seen the might of the Aryans
05Parp4    66:4|will not permit anyone to see military action. Rather I will
05Parp4    66:15|in one hour than to see daily the insults and demolition
05Parp4    66:18|May the Omniscient see my reconversion and realize that
05Parp4    66:18|May He allow me to see him with my own eyes
05Parp4    68:1|Seeing that their troops were still
05Parp4    68:20|to observe you, and to see your qualities. But you are
05Parp4    69:5|When the Iranian troops saw so few Armenians, they could
05Parp4    69:18|the enemy of justice, Satan, saw that the affair had ended
05Parp4    69:28|Easter of joy. First, they saw to the wants of the
05Parp4    70:3|from anyone. You have also seen how the error of the
05Parp4    70:17|the multitude of the troops saw this, they turned in flight
05Parp4    70:19|When the blessed kat’oghikos Yovhan saw them, they offered to the
05Parp4    71:8|be in any way frightened seeing the multitude of troops of
05Parp4    71:13|Opposite us and approaching, I see the banners of the mightiest
05Parp4    71:16|Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, saw that the Armenian troops were
05Parp4    71:20|other Armenians who had fled saw that the might of the
05Parp4    71:23|am even more delighted to see that God is reconciled with
05Parp4    71:23|am even more delighted to see that Christ is your colleague
05Parp4    72:1|so thrilled that when they saw this unbelievable vision they doubted
05Parp4    72:5|good sign, allowing me to see my brother, Vard, soon and
05Parp4    73:0|God to allow him to see the arrival of his brother
05Parp4    73:3|country of Iberia. When I saw that I could not resist
05Parp4    73:10|with you. But if we see that it is indeed the
05Parp4    74:2|clear and evident. One especially saw the bravery of Vasak Mamikonean
05Parp4    74:2|to restrain themselves when they saw his radiant face which was
05Parp4    74:13|him to Mihran. When Mihran saw him, he was delighted
05Parp4    75:7|of a land, wants to see with another’s eyes and hear
05Parp4    75:14|which all of you Aryans saw and heard about. It was
05Parp4    75:23|enemies who slandered me (and saw that your ears and those
05Parp4    76:2|some select men (who had seen Nerseh’s unbelievable and inconsolable grief
05Parp4    76:5|called Bagawan. When Nerseh Kamsarakan saw the place of the champion
05Parp4    76:6|and grant that I may see my beloved brother with me
05Parp4    76:9|the other nobility with him saw the fearless and brave exit
05Parp4    77:7|When he saw that we had been revived
05Parp4    77:8|When we saw the man’s virtue, we accurately
05Parp4    77:18|foresaw the martyrdom and I saw him receive his crown before
05Parp4    77:20|It appears that others saw the same vision of his
05Parp4    78:5|the rhamik cavalrymen of Armenia saw such a multitude of Iranian
05Parp4    80:3|When king Vaxt’ang saw that his own people had
05Parp4    80:13|For if we could not see clearly that heaven and earth
05Parp4    81:9|the Kamsarakan lord of Shirak, saw that one of the Iranian
05Parp4    81:9|killer. When Nerseh Kamsarakan’s dayeakordi saw this he got angry at
05Parp4    81:12|of Shirak, Nerseh, looked and saw that there were not too
05Parp4    82:1|us such that (as you saw) his deeds resulted in one
05Parp4    82:3|See if you can get aid
05Parp4    82:6|Mamikonean.” For when the dew saw that the man was completely
05Parp4    83:1|eyes and who should they see but the Iranian military commander
05Parp4    83:3|Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, saw the unexpected attack of the
05Parp4    83:3|troops against them. Although he saw that his brigade at the
05Parp4    83:10|to war, (Vahan) looked and saw that the entire Armenian brigade
05Parp4    83:12|Seeing the flight of the entire
05Parp4    83:15|aiding them which we cannot see. But if they stupidly want
05Parp4    84:1|When the Siwnik’ cavalry saw this, dismayed and distraught, they
05Parp4    84:2|commander of the Iranian brigade, saw the collapse of the Siwnik’
05Parp4    85:6|necessary to say what was seen and heard and the matter
05Parp4    85:8|hearted and were unable to see a Hepthalite, or hear the
05Parp4    85:15|this brigade which you will see, I will use half (of
05Parp4    86:0|the brigade that you now see with me, even before this
05Parp4    86:1|period such as we have seen or know about, but rather
05Parp4    86:2|and other noble folk have seen him and the men with
05Parp4    86:2|presently here and which you see, but also (we then had
05Parp4    89:2|When Vahan Mamikonean saw Nixor’s messengers and heard from
05Parp4    89:8|and hereafter let us not see those loathesome and useless men
05Parp4    89:10|indeed happened and as you saw
05Parp4    89:11|king of the land to see with his own eyes, hear
05Parp4    89:14|But the king who sees with his own healthy eyes
05Parp4    90:3|district of Her. When Nixor saw the Armenians, who had come
05Parp4    90:9|May the gods let me see the day when Vahan has
05Parp4    90:15|had allied with the Iranians saw how the rebels who had
05Parp4    90:16|and the others with them saw that, they indicated their opprobrium
05Parp4    90:17|when Christ favors, and you see Vahan Mamikonean and the other
05Parp4    91:2|want me to come and see you, have some senior Aryans
05Parp4    91:2|folk, until I come to see you and the two of
05Parp4    91:4|Vahan Mamikonean saw the noble folk sent to
05Parp4    91:9|then he himself came to see him at the time of
05Parp4    91:10|When Nixor saw Vahan Mamikonean and the other
05Parp4    91:14|usual neighbor, nonetheless I have seen you many times at court
05Parp4    91:15|made the entire Aryan world see and acknowledge both capacities in
05Parp4    91:24|But all of (his) servants, seeing the limitlessness of his insolence
05Parp4    92:2|although I have not yet seen the lord of the Aryans
05Parp4    92:3|we should also like to see you, the new peace-maker
05Parp4    92:3|everyone, land and people. We see you as wanting and loving
05Parp4    92:9|dignity strut about. You Aryans, seeing all of that, not recognizing
05Parp4    92:19|other gifts, luxuries, and merits, see that you reward each one
05Parp4    93:9|One could then see at the atean righteous God’s
05Parp4    93:17|of the lovers of truth saw brilliantly the flight of assistance
05Parp4    95:1|a time for him to see the king and all the
05Parp4    95:16|they have done which was seen by your military commanders, and
05Parp4    95:22|With your intelligent and all-seeing eye examine a man and
05Parp4    96:10|not just half. For I see that half (of me) is
05Parp4    96:12|favored by you, and would see the death in all of
05Parp4    97:4|such that no eye has seen before, no ear has heard
05Parp4    98:1|total progress; and he also saw that whatever work (Vahan) involved
05Parp4    98:2|Seeing daily such God-given wisdom
05Parp4    99:7|blessed kat’oghikos of Armenia, Yovhan, saw the unexpected glad tiding, the
05Parp4    100:10|my throne, while my eyes see it
05Parp4    100:11|from Christ while my eyes see it
05Parp4    100:33|For if you were to see your dear wife, child, or
05Parp4    100:34|But you always see your soul dead before you
06Khor1    1:6|which regard this too I see, that if those who before
06Khor1    11:18|Seeing the Titan so solidly armed
06Khor1    11:21|Seeing such an unexpectedly uncertain outcome
06Khor1    11:23|But his host, seeing this fearsome deed of valor
06Khor1    13:3|his father land than to see the sons of strangers trampling
06Khor1    14:21|such things; second, because they saw no need or urgent necessity
06Khor1    15:6|as if she had already seen him
06Khor1    16:3|Seeing the beauty of the land
06Khor1    16:4|shore of the lake she saw a long hill whose length
06Khor1    27:1|How Azhdahak, in his suspicion, saw his future destiny in a
06Khor1    27:3|waking hours he had never seen with his eyes or heard
06Khor1    27:10|my royal palace, and I saw the surface of this pavilion
06Khor1    27:11|Suddenly I looked up and saw the man who was riding
06Khor1    29:3|Now, seeing that such useful advantages accrue
06Khor1    33:6|But we see that your desire goes beyond
06Khor2    6:5|so that when he next saw them, he might appoint leaders
06Khor2    10:4|doubt this, for we have seen that archive with our own
06Khor2    19:7|Jews, and P’asayelos, Herod’s brother, saw that Barzap’ran had put the
06Khor2    25:8|When Arsham saw this he paid homage to
06Khor2    30:1|nobles to Marinus, when they saw our Savior Christ, which proved
06Khor2    30:5|they went to Jerusalem to see our Savior Christ on account
06Khor2    30:5|report of his miracles. They saw Him in person and informed
06Khor2    31:3|you cause the blind to see and the lame to walk
06Khor2    32:2|believes in me without having seen me. For thus it is
06Khor2    32:2|written concerning me: ’Those who see me will not believe in
06Khor2    32:2|and those who do not see me will believe and live
06Khor2    33:34|I have seen the letter written by your
06Khor2    33:42|I have seen your letter of greeting and
06Khor2    33:43|water so that I may see and hear him,’ he
06Khor2    34:10|When the soldier came and saw him sitting on his chair
06Khor2    38:3|and even in sleep he saw terrible dreams about the same
06Khor2    43:3|and said to the princes: “See what that brave man desires
06Khor2    45:4|to abandon Eruand; they also saw that the Roman army had
06Khor2    46:11|Then one could see the terrible slaughter of Eruand’s
06Khor2    50:7|bank of the river; and seeing the beautiful maiden and hearing
06Khor2    54:9|when the Egyptians and Palestinians saw this, they too withheld their
06Khor2    57:4|as one can indeed now see among the family of the
06Khor2    60:6|so that they would not see Jerusalem even from a great
06Khor2    61:5|will remain and no more see the light
06Khor2    62:11|for they saw that he was a select
06Khor2    63:6|become merry with wine, Trdat saw a woman who was very
06Khor2    63:10|There one could see a new Odysseus slaughtering the
06Khor2    66:5|He came here to see if he could make any
06Khor2    84:10|the fortress until he might see how he would keep faith
06Khor2    85:4|Seeing this, the king of the
06Khor2    85:6|The whole army, seeing their king and general cut
06Khor2    86:13|out to the hill and saw a piece of hewn wood
06Khor2    87:8|by Artashir he would not see him; and on Artashir’s death
06Khor2    89:10|which none of the multitude saw save Leontius, who was baptizing
06Khor3    3:5|considering his young age, nonetheless, seeing the nobility of his spirit
06Khor3    4:2|own pleasure [cf. Judges 21:24]. One could also see the same thing in our
06Khor3    4:3|entitled the bdeashkh of Aḷdznik’, seeing Sanatruk reigning in P’aytakaran, conceived
06Khor3    6:8|When Antiochus saw that they had not submitted
06Khor3    7:5|he returned to his own see full of anger, like Moses
06Khor3    11:5|T’ordan, as if he had seen with a prophetic eye that
06Khor3    15:4|in Tmorik’ until he could see what the other nobles would
06Khor3    15:10|When Tiran saw this, he was very frightened
06Khor3    15:11|But when his army saw that all the nobles remained
06Khor3    17:10|When Tiran saw this, he lost his senses
06Khor3    17:11|When Shapuh saw him he verbally stigmatized him
06Khor3    20:3|good order that he had seen in the land of the
06Khor3    20:13|Thenceforth one could see that our country was not
06Khor3    22:7|Behold, see the proof of the matter
06Khor3    23:9|But when he saw that he had never seen
06Khor3    23:9|saw that he had never seen such preparations for the hunt
06Khor3    24:2|not hidden from the all-seeing eye of God was also
06Khor3    29:8|Then, when Arshak saw that he had as enemies
06Khor3    29:9|the destruction of his own see
06Khor3    29:19|neither read the letter nor saw Nersēs the Great. Instead he
06Khor3    31:7|the entire task of over-seeing the country until the time
06Khor3    32:4|But when the wagon drivers saw the human bones, eaten by
06Khor3    33:4|Great, whom he brought to see him at Byzantium and kept
06Khor3    35:2|Arshak, and when they also saw that Alanaozan had departed while
06Khor3    37:11|were similarly accoutred. One could see as it were a wall
06Khor3    37:13|For one could see them like a powerful river
06Khor3    37:14|Now when Nersēs the Great saw all this, he went up
06Khor3    37:15|for they were unable to see into the rising sun
06Khor3    39:2|Then King Pap, seeing all Armenia in mourning for
06Khor3    40:8|There one could see a new Achilles jumping over
06Khor3    43:2|king and when they had seen the rescript of his covenant
06Khor3    47:2|Seeing that the Armenian kingdom had
06Khor3    48:2|The Armenian princes, seeing that the Greeks had not
06Khor3    48:9|of the cross: when we see it, we shall hasten to
06Khor3    48:19|When he saw this Gazavon quickly brought back
06Khor3    53:7|And he saw not a dream in sleep
06Khor3    54:3|they were subject to the see of Caesarea by virtue of
06Khor3    55:5|Khosrov did not live to see him since he reigned for
06Khor3    57:2|When Sahak the Great saw all these misfortunes in the
06Khor3    57:5|the welcome due to my see
06Khor3    57:7|us powerless in our own see but to order that we
06Khor3    57:19|When Anatolius saw this he immediately recalled the
06Khor3    57:37|torrential waters, until the Omnipotent saw your vain labors and showered
06Khor3    57:38|to expel them from your see
06Khor3    65:5|reside only in his own see with the authority only to
06Khor3    66:2|greater avarice. He plundered the sees not only of dead bishops
06Khor3    66:3|evils from him, they never saw him - except for Surmak, whose
06Khor3    66:3|him - except for Surmak, whose see indeed he increased; what by
06Khor3    68:4|No longer do I see your rational flock pastured in
06Khor3    68:8|rest in Abraham’s bosom and see the choirs of angels
06Khor3    68:19|not arrive in time to see them here, to close their
07Seb1    7:4|eye-witnesses as it were, seeing before their eyes the crown
07Seb1    10:7|Now when king Ormizd saw the messengers who had come
07Seb1    11:5|was in great danger and saw death before his eyes; for
07Seb1    12:5|liberated that traitor, because we saw with our own eyes that
07Seb1    12:5|against him. For when they saw his cruel courage, they were
07Seb1    12:9|review among his soldiers to see the number of living and
07Seb1    12:20|He returned, saying: ’Let me see what favour the king of
07Seb1    12:23|When the king saw that, he was greatly frightened
07Seb1    12:26|court of the patrik Yovhan, saw him and recounted all the
07Seb1    12:34|to the palace, and he saw his country no more
07Seb1    15:2|the emperor. Especially when he saw their flight from the emperor
07Seb1    16:1|when the king of Persia saw the flight of these men
07Seb1    17:6|comfort that I do not see your death.’ Then they
07Seb1    19:0|of Armenia. Division of the see of the patriarchate
07Seb1    19:2|joining in communion. Then the see of the Catholicosate was divided
07Seb1    20:9|that when all the soldiers saw this they were awestruck and
07Seb1    22:3|few acts of valour, on seeing which the king was even
07Seb1    26:1|sign for you. You will see a man fallen on to
07Seb1    26:1|take for yourself whatever you see beside him
07Seb1    26:3|and took the bag. He saw that there was a silver
07Seb1    28:5|He saw that the K’ushan army had
07Seb1    28:5|caught them up. When they saw that he had pursued them
07Seb1    28:17|When his army saw their king (killed), they were
07Seb1    29:2|On seeing him he welcomed him with
07Seb1    32:7|their own camp. When they saw the losses that had occurred
07Seb1    35:6|are they reckoned worthy to see it. They realize that the
07Seb1    35:9|your Christ-loving people have seen. For all this (depends) on
07Seb1    36:9|inscribed in heaven’;’ to see the throne of God above
07Seb1    36:12|departed. Priests on their journey saw him and passed by; Jews
07Seb1    36:12|and Levites and impious ones saw him and passed by. He
07Seb1    36:13|he be healed. Behold, they saw him brought to that inn
07Seb1    36:15|not again be worthy to see
07Seb1    37:3|’The just had desired to see you’, and the blessed Komitas
07Seb1    38:2|Now when the emperor Heraclius saw the brigands who had come
07Seb1    38:13|you. And then you will see me in a manner you
07Seb1    38:14|bitterly, so that he might see the insults which his enemies
07Seb1    38:22|When Heraclius saw that they had put him
07Seb1    40:7|On seeing each other they greatly rejoiced
07Seb1    42:2|city of Edessa. When they saw that the Persian army had
07Seb1    43:3|the building. When the man saw them, he stopped and said
07Seb1    43:4|entered inside to pray, he saw the wicked deed, and immediately
07Seb1    43:4|home. Then many people entered, saw the crime, and broke the
07Seb1    45:7|army’s wishes. So, when Procopius saw the royal command and had
07Seb1    45:13|They saw the king’s orders and heard
07Seb1    46:25|your unworthy servants, when we saw it we offered obeisance and
07Seb1    46:26|life was revealed; and we saw and bear witness and describe
07Seb1    46:27|his gospel: ’No one has seen God.’ And Paul says
07Seb1    46:27|’Whom none of mankind has seen, nor is able to see
07Seb1    46:27|seen, nor is able to see.Why then does he
07Seb1    46:28|the Lord declares: ’Who has seen me has seen the Father’
07Seb1    46:28|’Who has seen me has seen the Father’. ’Me’, he said
07Seb1    46:28|but in the visible we saw the invisible; since in the
07Seb1    46:33|incarnate, and the invisible was seen, the untouchable was touched, the
07Seb1    46:36|But the labourers, when they saw the son, note: “This is
07Seb1    46:44|provinces, went to Rome to see Constantine. When they saw each
07Seb1    46:44|to see Constantine. When they saw each other, he presented St
07Seb1    46:67|Now we see that among the old and
07Seb1    46:81|faith, ’so that they may see your good works and glorify
07Seb1    47:8|some people said that they saw in the night lamps lit
07Seb1    48:4|when the king of Ismael saw the success of this victory
07Seb1    49:12|king, while we used to see you painted on the walls
07Seb1    49:12|let alone now that we see you face to face and
07Seb1    49:13|Order a search made to see.Then he remained silent
07Seb1    50:8|on his face and note: ’See, Lord, the insults which these
07Seb1    50:11|dry land, then one could see the awesome power of the
07Seb1    50:14|When the Ismaelites saw the fearsome hand of the
07Seb1    50:20|Here one could see the anguished affliction like that
07Seb1    50:21|when the lord of Ṙshtunik’ saw this, he requested for himself
07Seb1    51:4|of the army of Ismael saw that their enterprise was not
07Seb1    52:4|in Zarehawan. When the Greeks saw that, they paid no attention
07Seb1    52:9|not engaged in combat or seen the faces of the enemy
07Seb1    52:13|when the king of Ismael saw that the Armenians had withdrawn
07Seb1    52:19|after their king. When he saw what had occurred, he brought
08Ghev1    1:9|Rock of Arabia. The Byzantines saw the boundless host of the
08Ghev1    3:9|naxarars) and Prince (T’e’odoros R’shtuni) saw the ferocity of the marauders
08Ghev1    3:9|pillaging enemy. Even though they saw their women and children being
08Ghev1    3:14|with the women. But all-seeing God took pity on the
08Ghev1    5:9|the wily son of Satan saw this attack, he became more
08Ghev1    7:6|For the Arabs had seen the wonderful, venerable, and revered
08Ghev1    7:6|land had accumulated there. They saw too the monastery’s arrangements of
08Ghev1    8:22|faced off. When the Arabs saw that the Armenians were few
08Ghev1    8:25|folk are merciful when they see people in misery, that they
08Ghev1    9:14|the inhabitants of the land saw the written assurances and pledges
08Ghev1    11:12|put their swords to work seeing to it that no one
08Ghev1    14:1|our adversaries with kindliness, to see whether He will not grant
08Ghev1    14:13|Old and the New Testaments, seeing that God, the unique source
08Ghev1    14:42|to be dispersed as we see in our own days; God
08Ghev1    14:45|them the Testament, there was seen the marvellous work of God
08Ghev1    14:54|to the resurrection, God says: “See now that I, even I
08Ghev1    14:61|disciples did not live to see your Muhammad
08Ghev1    14:71|among us such as one sees among you. It would appear
08Ghev1    14:71|so that one no longer sees them
08Ghev1    14:92|of himself and rejoice at seeing himself adored in the form
08Ghev1    14:93|God, therefore, seeing His image so degraded by
08Ghev1    14:99|All who see me mock at me, they
08Ghev1    14:108|And again: “I see him, but not now; I
08Ghev1    14:108|as a man, yet you see well how, in precise fashion
08Ghev1    14:109|believe in Him, as you see for yourself. The chiefs of
08Ghev1    14:110|Christ is celestial. You will see that the kingdom of Christ
08Ghev1    14:117|Jews, but those who have seen the Word of God, and
08Ghev1    14:117|Israel is translated as ’penetrating seer’
08Ghev1    14:126|been told them they shall see, and that which they have
08Ghev1    14:134|the Gospels, that we may see them. This deception is most
08Ghev1    14:135|that even you have never seen them, and we are bound
08Ghev1    14:138|passages of the Gospels and see if you are dealing with
08Ghev1    14:144|sent me”, andHe who sees me, sees Him who sent
08Ghev1    14:144|andHe who sees me, sees Him who sent me.” [John 12:45,48]. He
08Ghev1    14:150|obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of
08Ghev1    14:152|has note: “He who has seen me has seen the Father
08Ghev1    14:152|who has seen me has seen the Father” [John 14:9], “as the Father
08Ghev1    14:163|who sat in darkness have seen a great light
08Ghev1    14:176|It is clearly to be seen here that God calls just
08Ghev1    14:181|Thus we see that the living God does
08Ghev1    14:189|matter of fact Abraham never saw any such arid desert even
08Ghev1    14:201|Satan was most happy at seeing humanity in despair caused by
08Ghev1    14:202|But when he saw the Lord walk willingly towards
08Ghev1    14:205|and that of his legions, sees himself at last reduced to
08Ghev1    14:207|on the Prophet says: “I saw riders, a pair of horsemen
08Ghev1    14:209|reveals clearly by saying: “I saw the same horseman who came
08Ghev1    14:213|thatWhat no eye has seen, nor ear heard, what God
08Ghev1    14:220|those who have loved to see the coming of the great
08Ghev1    18:1|mother who was named P’arsbit’ saw this, she commanded the general
08Ghev1    20:21|When Emperor Leo saw the multitude of troopslike
08Ghev1    20:21|High and (was waiting to see) vengeance meted out (to Maslama
08Ghev1    22:1|the inhabitants of the city saw that the brigands had overpowered
08Ghev1    25:3|Subsequently when they saw how the battle was going
08Ghev1    25:8|and judged as the latter saw fit
08Ghev1    26:2|When the prince saw the unanimity of the lords
08Ghev1    26:2|undertaking, saying: “Oh brothers, I see no prudence in your foolish
08Ghev1    27:6|Kufa and Basra, when they saw the (army’s) brutal power, they
08Ghev1    30:2|the enemy. When (the enemy) saw that (their attackers) were few
08Ghev1    30:3|And when Sahak and Hamazasp saw the brigands rising up against
08Ghev1    30:5|When Sahak saw the death of the brother
08Ghev1    32:4|the lord of the Artsrunik’ saw the destruction of his forces
08Ghev1    34:0|the lords of the Armenians saw (the extent of) the calamity
08Ghev1    34:21|When the Armenian lords saw the (positive) outcome of these
08Ghev1    34:24|him and called him a seer
08Ghev1    34:67|also confirmed that they had seen clerics and priests with gospels
08Ghev1    36:2|caliph’s) death in which he saw the place of his torments
08Ghev1    36:3|opened the door. And he saw flames shooting up to the
08Ghev1    38:1|the mustard seeds which you see. Will your country be large
08Ghev1    40:4|when that malicious enemy (Khouzaima) saw their magnificent and glorious aspect
08Ghev1    42:11|As soon as (Ibn Ducas) saw this, he decided to confiscate
09Draskh1    1:18|You will also see how before the king’s death
09Draskh1    1:27|you had the opportunity to see these, henceforth, if it pleases
09Draskh1    7:12|that those who believe without seeing him are more blessed (than
09Draskh1    7:12|than those who believe after seeing him). He also said, “To
09Draskh1    8:11|a gold plated cart and saw them off on their journey
09Draskh1    10:4|He had occupied the patriarchal see for a period of seven
09Draskh1    12:8|encouraged to establish their own see, since they considered (the elevation
09Draskh1    12:9|after the four evangelists: the see of Matthew at Antioch, that
09Draskh1    12:11|total number of the patriarchal sees became seven. This is still
09Draskh1    12:17|not even consider it worth seeing the holy man of God
09Draskh1    13:6|there. Nerses occupied the patriarchal see for thirty-four years
09Draskh1    13:8|died, having occupied the patriarchal see for six years
09Draskh1    14:13|caused much destruction and corruption. Seeing the adversities of the evil
09Draskh1    14:17|monarch, because he hoped to see the restitution of the fallen
09Draskh1    14:27|Vayoc’ Dzor occupied the patriarchal see as locum tenens
09Draskh1    15:7|He had occupied the patriarchal see for a period of eight
09Draskh1    16:1|he had occupied the patriarchal see for ten years
09Draskh1    16:15|Armenians. Having occupied the holy see for eight years he died
09Draskh1    16:18|they set on the holy see Ghewond who was from Lesser
09Draskh1    16:20|set him on the holy see
09Draskh1    16:23|he had occupied the patriarchal see for nine years, Nerses died
09Draskh1    16:31|he had occupied the patriarchal see for thirty years
09Draskh1    17:4|When they saw Smbat, they were greatly overjoyed
09Draskh1    17:6|a prelacy of the great see of Saint Grigor (that has
09Draskh1    17:17|homogeneous unity of the patriarchal see was split into two parts
09Draskh1    17:37|vigils. He occupied the patriarchal see for three years
09Draskh1    19:31|and dominated all the world. Seeing this, T’eodoros and the other
09Draskh1    19:46|invasions, he returned to his see. He and the naxarars being
09Draskh1    20:5|an edifice worthy of the see of his forefather ([i.e.], (St. Gregory
09Draskh1    20:22|before being summoned to the see of Saint Grigor
09Draskh1    22:18|of Walld (Vlit’), who had seen the man of God, happened
09Draskh1    22:19|Wishing to see him, the caliph immediately sent
09Draskh1    22:20|him that he wished to see him clad in his usual
09Draskh1    22:22|Upon seeing him, the latter was amazed
09Draskh1    22:26|This is also seen with you, who are terrestial
09Draskh1    22:27|But if you wish to see me as I am, then
09Draskh1    22:31|after having occupied the patriarchal see for eleven years
09Draskh1    24:6|of which had never been seen, and thus holding the immaculate
09Draskh1    24:10|they set on the Holy See, Soghomon
09Draskh1    24:13|bringing him to the patriarchal see, certain azats asked the following
09Draskh1    24:25|When the governor saw his demands thus rejected by
09Draskh1    25:19|of God in the Holy See
09Draskh1    25:20|of her bridegroom, flourished anew seeing him return to her covered
09Draskh1    25:44|the great sparapet of Armenia, saw the destruction brought about by
09Draskh1    25:54|When the tyrant saw that they were all resolute
09Draskh1    26:1|When the tyrant Bugha saw that everything conformed to his
09Draskh1    26:8|Yovhannes had occupied the patriarchal see for a period of twenty
09Draskh1    30:28|of the Holy Spirit he saw the invisible in that which
09Draskh1    30:30|set him on the patriarchal see instead of Georg, should he
09Draskh1    30:40|my lord, you shall not see this done; for it is
09Draskh1    30:45|of the earth, my eyeballs see darkness, and not behold light
09Draskh1    30:45|sides, if I proceed to see, hear or speak grievous things
09Draskh1    30:53|am summoned to the patriarchal see, there should be no confession
09Draskh1    30:71|holy altar and the holy see with fire-wood cloak their
09Draskh1    31:7|of the above words, and saw the select bodies of men
09Draskh1    33:19|bonds and sent to his see with honor
09Draskh1    33:23|Wishing to see the great patriarch under Christian
09Draskh1    33:24|When the parish saw the shepherd of the reasonable
09Draskh1    34:9|Subsequently, when king Smbat saw that peace had been permanently
09Draskh1    34:22|Seeing this, the king realized that
09Draskh1    35:9|the fortress of Kars and saw all the things that had
09Draskh1    36:7|he had occupied the patriarchal see for only seven months
09Draskh1    36:8|set up on the holy see not because of my virtues
09Draskh1    37:9|so, that he admitted having seen no one like him
09Draskh1    42:20|reached the district of Shirak. Seeing the failure of their plot
09Draskh1    44:5|But when Ashot saw that the Hagarite pharaoh did
09Draskh1    47:1|the persecutions, and tried to see if they possibly could find
09Draskh1    47:8|When the impious ostikan saw, that all of his governors
09Draskh1    49:14|non-believers, claimed to have seen a brilliant light gleaming like
09Draskh1    49:14|resemblance to him. Those who saw this, testified to the veracity
09Draskh1    54:10|priests and holy men, and see to it that they attend
09Draskh1    54:18|For I saw beauty departed from the house
09Draskh1    54:19|and roaring bitterly, tried to see whom he could swallow
09Draskh1    54:24|the district of Taron, I saw the tempestuous and ceaseless incursions
09Draskh1    55:3|Taron, Vaslikos first came to see me
09Draskh1    55:12|Also I saw there a small cavity dug
09Draskh1    55:16|fastnesses of the caves, I saw people living, celibates as well
09Draskh1    55:25|Thereupon, when the wicked ostikan saw the solid strength of Gagik
09Draskh1    55:27|But when the Armenians saw the multitude of the Arab
09Draskh1    55:34|as well as his naxarars saw that the turbid torrents of
09Draskh1    57:5|But when Vasak and Ashot saw that the numbers of his
09Draskh1    57:6|When they (the king’s men) saw the great multitudes of the
09Draskh1    59:3|But when Movses saw the multitude of the forces
09Draskh1    59:7|When the forces of Movses saw the intensity of the adversary
09Draskh1    60:17|at Dzorap’or. Here, they first saw that the fortress of Kayean
09Draskh1    60:27|When the king saw the vastness of the multitude
09Draskh1    60:30|two enemy soldiers could be seen together. They were scattered on
09Draskh1    61:8|But when king Gagik saw this, he wisely reasoned that
09Draskh1    63:10|the province of Uti, he saw that the majority of the
09Draskh1    63:19|Upon seeing this, the enemy besieged the
09Draskh1    64:9|who had either heard or seen him
09Draskh1    64:18|district of Aghbak, where he saw the whole country deserted by
09Draskh1    66:18|the people of the fortress saw them turn to such deathly
09Draskh1    67:20|with certainty that he would see to it, to the best
09Draskh1    68:6|of the future generations will see from what has been said
09Draskh1    68:20|the upper Sion, seeking to see the Lord. You shall not
10Tovma1    1:27|God and Creator. He who sees all at a glance descended
10Tovma1    1:30|but man was able to see the thoughts of each of
10Tovma1    1:33|his son, for he would see with his own eyes his
10Tovma1    1:34|accompanied by mercy. Let us see if this seems good to
10Tovma1    1:51|sons of God, he says, saw the daughters of men to
10Tovma1    1:54|Furthermore, the Lord God saw that the earth was corrupted
10Tovma1    1:55|heart, he who knows and sees all things perfectly clearly before
10Tovma1    2:6|worship Bel? Do you not see how much he eats and
10Tovma1    3:14|over the land seeking food. Seeing a bull, he stole it
10Tovma1    3:21|part of that mountain and saw that the regions of the
10Tovma1    3:24|the tormentors,” he says, “and saw the blows falling on the
10Tovma1    3:24|punished), but we did not see the tormentors
10Tovma1    3:26|so because I wanted to see the end of the earth
10Tovma1    3:26|sea. From then on we saw no more fowl or beast
10Tovma1    3:27|We no longer saw the sun, but (marched) through
10Tovma1    3:27|Greek; but we did not see the speakers. Some soldiers, risking
10Tovma1    3:28|instruct servants to try and see where the place of the
10Tovma1    3:29|tread on (this) spot to see the house of God, Alexander
10Tovma1    3:30|angels. For rational (beings) are seen under these three guises: angels
10Tovma1    3:37|he says, “are known and seen from created thingsthat is
10Tovma1    3:38|is self-moving. Now we see that the heavenly body has
10Tovma1    4:2|inside the palace, no one saw them except concubines and eunuchs
10Tovma1    6:48|and note: ’We wish to see Jesus.’” They were presented
10Tovma1    8:3|among his proud nobility and seeing before him the shimmering bluish
10Tovma1    9:3|to the emperor Valerian to see if he could revenge the
10Tovma1    11:18|Saint Nersēs, to the patriarchal see of Armenia, and had appointed
10Tovma1    11:28|On seeing this, the Armenian nobles regarded
10Tovma1    11:39|them, but he preferred to see the rule of the Greeks
10Tovma1    11:42|But when the Armenian nobles saw the disorderly and unnecessary hardship
10Tovma1    11:47|his deedswhich he had seen on Holy Thursday
10Tovma2    1:16|Raising his eyes, Saint Vardan saw the impious Vasak, lord of
10Tovma2    2:23|oppose them. But when they saw the multitude of the Persian
10Tovma2    3:10|For tomorrow morning you will see armed elephants and on them
10Tovma2    3:11|more than us. For I see that you are a boastful
10Tovma2    3:27|When the emperor Heraclius saw all the misfortunes that had
10Tovma2    3:34|his desires until they should see what response might come from
10Tovma2    3:36|perished with their ships. On seeing such a loss, they had
10Tovma2    3:41|seize you. So you will see me in a way you
10Tovma2    3:47|shame-filled eyes you will see the gloriously shining standards of
10Tovma2    4:1|of Israel, for they had seen that the Persian army had
10Tovma2    4:6|the house died. His wife, seeing that Mahmet was a faithful
10Tovma2    4:9|of Palestine and desiring to see the column of Lot’s wife
10Tovma2    4:16|When Mahmet saw the success of this venture
10Tovma2    4:18|war against them until he saw the outcome of events
10Tovma2    4:21|Then the inhabitants of Jerusalem, seeing the perilous situation with no
10Tovma2    4:22|mentioned above, Mahmet’s teacher, on seeing his success rose up and
10Tovma2    4:24|a perfect one. When Mahmet saw him, he summoned him and
10Tovma2    4:31|The whole world will see you smoking, and fire will
10Tovma2    6:3|When the Armenian prince saw the Muslim army drawn up
10Tovma2    6:13|Ashot raised his eyes he saw one of his troops being
10Tovma2    6:17|when the impious general Muse saw that his wicked plan and
10Tovma2    6:40|with which they would not see, and ears with which they
10Tovma2    6:41|and not understand; you shall see and not realise. For the
10Tovma2    6:50|the same. So when we see your benevolent solicitude for the
10Tovma2    7:4|the inhabitants of the mountain saw that their prince had been
10Tovma2    7:7|myself with my own eyes saw that man who struck him
10Tovma3    1:30|saying of the prophet Habbakuk: “See, contemptuous ones, and be amazed
10Tovma3    2:13|Zhirak’, who was pleased to see his tall handsome stature and
10Tovma3    2:18|church, “so that they may see (it) and glorify the Heavenly
10Tovma3    2:21|However, when the tyrant saw his inflexible intention, his unhesitating
10Tovma3    2:29|province of T’ornavan, wanting to see how they might be able
10Tovma3    2:56|Arise, go to the general, see for sure, and we shall
10Tovma3    2:66|you be filled thereby. On seeing your sons and children, in
10Tovma3    2:69|and that the country may see an end to the ravages
10Tovma3    2:75|and are our enemies may see and be ashamed, while our
10Tovma3    4:1|backs. Raising their eyes, they saw their wives and children had
10Tovma3    4:10|When Vahram saw him about to be slaughtered
10Tovma3    4:11|Did you not see me coming and entering the
10Tovma3    4:15|whole host of the army saw it
10Tovma3    4:29|known to the general, to see if they were making trustworthy
10Tovma3    4:30|or less, and let us see each other
10Tovma3    4:33|the army of the fugitives saw the gleaming of armour, the
10Tovma3    4:39|he (Gurgēn) raised his eyes, saw the rider bearing down on
10Tovma3    5:14|of Vaspurakan. Otherwise, I shall see about you
10Tovma3    5:15|be false to our oaths. See for yourself and know that
10Tovma3    5:17|same time, when the princess saw that her sons had been
10Tovma3    6:6|royal heralds, but anxious to see who and what sort of
10Tovma3    6:9|So everyone ran to see them and to discover what
10Tovma3    6:18|However, since we now see you, personable and handsome, with
10Tovma3    6:60|When the believers saw that the holy lord Gregory
10Tovma3    7:14|See also what the blessed Isaiah
10Tovma3    7:17|See, beloved, that to insult is
10Tovma3    7:18|See also another (saying) similar to
10Tovma3    8:17|crowd which had rushed to see the saints’ martyrdom, throwing off
10Tovma3    8:23|the executioner to ask and see why he was not wielding
10Tovma3    10:12|heartespecially as he had seen that he (Bugha) had been
10Tovma3    10:42|the other; and everyone who saw them was stricken with great
10Tovma3    10:50|as I said you will see even more sword and battle
10Tovma3    10:50|and battle than you have seen up to now
10Tovma3    11:27|The blessed one note: “I see you speak as one of
10Tovma3    11:38|to winter there and to see how he might complete the
10Tovma3    13:58|with great fear, for they saw their demise confirmed without a
10Tovma3    14:48|Otherwise, he said, I shall see you with arms and armoured
10Tovma3    16:5|his tent while they were seeing to preparations for the battle
10Tovma3    17:5|The Lord will see, will judge and give me
10Tovma3    18:17|of torments will surpass theirs! See, sin over sin and torments
10Tovma3    20:11|and charming to those who saw him. In his great solicitude
10Tovma3    20:39|Armenia, he thought he was seeing his last hour upon him
10Tovma3    20:52|They note: “Let us see the outcome of this report
10Tovma3    20:61|on his valiant companions, to see whether there would be any
10Tovma3    22:25|of the impious Vasak. On seeing this the nobles of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    22:26|in foreign exile than to see the sons of their prince
10Tovma3    25:4|as if they were to see someone returned from the dead
10Tovma3    25:6|Mardastan, to which the episcopal see of Mardpetakan had then been
10Tovma3    25:8|in half, terrifying all who saw their dreadful end
10Tovma4    1:12|all-wise and mighty (prince) saw this, he undertook a sublime
10Tovma4    1:21|at least to let him see his glorious face. Taking a
10Tovma4    1:32|us who have deserved to see and endure such cruel and
10Tovma4    2:1|eclat among his brothers. On seeing this, the princess took hope
10Tovma4    3:16|Seeing this, Smbat the king of
10Tovma4    4:6|wise Gagik, prince of Vaspurakan, saw the simultaneous activity of these
10Tovma4    4:6|no one could escape. On seeing the great vigour of this
10Tovma4    4:16|When the lords of Mokk’ saw that Gagik’s hand was raised
10Tovma4    4:37|When the Muslims saw what had happened, they note
10Tovma4    4:38|On seeing these events, Smbat, king of
10Tovma4    4:43|for a long time to see him
10Tovma4    4:56|When Smbat saw that he had no means
10Tovma4    4:57|Seeing that there was no one
10Tovma4    4:64|heard tell of it or seen it, to be able to
10Tovma4    4:75|in the future (it will see his like) after him
10Tovma4    7:2|from fictitious accounts; but having seen with my eyes, heard with
10Tovma4    7:3|a fine.” And if he sees the sun casting its rays
10Tovma4    7:3|on me?” And if he sees a spring of crystal-pure
10Tovma4    8:2|have visited in person and seen with our own eyes, travelling
10Tovma4    8:2|Travelling on foot, we have seen the works of valiant men
10Tovma4    8:3|Armenia. In his excellent wisdom, seeing the pleasantness of the spot
10Tovma4    8:13|anything of what he had seen
10Tovma4    9:4|And seeing near the gates of Asorestan
10Tovma4    9:6|each one’s place, wonderful to see
10Tovma4    10:10|Now the Muslim saw the great king’s camp spread
10Tovma4    10:13|flashings as (of lightning) were seen shooting downwards from the clouds
10Tovma4    10:16|and relate what they had seen
10Tovma4    12:8|stirred. Every eye desired to see him, every soul cried out
10Tovma4    13:7|and hurts the neck (to see). So they despised the continual
10Tovma4    13:48|resembled Elias the prophet who saw God, who from the womb
10Tovma4    13:60|his life in peace. He saw his sons glorious and well
10Tovma4    13:60|the Lord; the other he saw a lord and prince, splendid
10Tovma4    13:60|other sons and daughters he saw (endowed) with glory and honours
10Tovma4    13:61|He also saw the sons of his sons
10Tovma4    13:73|especially the province of Vaspurakan saw no calm, but was particularly
10Tovma4    13:75|was desired by all who saw him, and longed for by
10Tovma4    13:75|longed for by those who saw him not. His name was
10Tovma4    13:95|joy and rejoicing for our see of the Holy Cross of
10Tovma4    13:97|Furthermore, at his patriarchal see on the island of Ałt’amar
10Tovma4    13:101|and co-heir of his see. There was no little happiness
10Tovma4    13:107|disasters and great misfortunes were seen by Lord Dawit’, bishop of
11Asogh1    1:7|hope for the future, we see (as it were) before our
11Asogh1    3:5|its spiritual eyes could clearly see the path of the Lord
11Asogh1    5:3|And when he saw that they were all going
11Asogh1    5:7|When the evil (Yusuf) saw them unshakable in the faith
11Asogh1    7:11|church, for you will not see it again"; and ordered to
11Asogh1    7:16|honest cross. Even now we see with our own eyes how
11Asogh1    7:32|believers: “Go and you will see that the terrible dragon has
11Asogh1    7:36|in their old age I saw in my youth with my
11Asogh1    8:12|Seeing this, Vahanik fled to Vaspurakan
11Asogh1    8:16|Valens, did not want to see or hear them, but ordered
11Asogh1    14:8|Prkich”, where you can still see traces of blood
11Asogh1    19:2|through some village, (his people) saw handsome Christian boys playing; attacking
11Asogh1    24:8|the fortress. The fortress troops, seeing this, went out to fight
11Asogh1    28:8|going to their monastery, they saw (the body of the unfortunate
11Asogh1    35:3|the voice (of God) could see with their own eyes and
11Asogh1    40:26|There one could see streams of blood flowing in
11Asogh1    43:5|church located in it: having seen each other, they made peace
12Last1    2:19|him (by saying): “When he sees you, either you will die
12Last1    2:38|forth from the waters. Everyone saw this and glorified God, and
12Last1    3:5|do know for sure, and saw with my own eyes, that
12Last1    3:11|When the emperor saw the tyrant’s head, he ordered
12Last1    3:11|his deep wisdom, so that seeing (Nicephor’s head) they would stand
12Last1    4:7|After this, when Georgi saw himself stripped of all hope
12Last1    4:12|of the city (of Her) saw (the Byzantine departure), they suddenly
12Last1    4:14|the city. When many (people) saw this, in dread they went
12Last1    4:15|to Constantinople). When the emperor saw this, he placed the crown
12Last1    4:16|and suddenly fell down. Everyone saw it and said that it
12Last1    5:3|them to the emperor’s court. Seeing this, in joy, (the emperor
12Last1    6:2|called Sew (Black) where he saw a multitude of monks and
12Last1    6:4|When the emperor saw them, he asked of his
12Last1    9:0|In his prophecy, Daniel saw an apparition whose head was
12Last1    9:1|Byzantines), as indeed we shall see (in the case) of the
12Last1    9:10|who were in the fortress saw that there was no way
12Last1    9:11|Armenian) era [1033]. Many learned people, seeing (the eclipse) believed that the
12Last1    9:11|With our own eyes we saw the blows of divine anger
12Last1    9:14|Senseless people, seeing him, thought that he had
12Last1    9:17|brought back out of exile. Seeing her sister, Theodora instantly ordered
12Last1    10:10|are revealed before His all-seeing wisdom
12Last1    10:21|When the emperor saw him, he gave him a
12Last1    10:25|When Sargis saw what had developed, he took
12Last1    10:25|impregnable Ani. Gagik descended to see him alone, with manly brave
12Last1    10:39|thatI need but to see you, then shall return your
12Last1    10:41|Now when the (Byzantine) emperor saw (Gagik), he forgot about his
12Last1    10:43|the principal citizens of Ani saw that Gagik was confined in
12Last1    10:49|to the ground. Many who saw this prophesied: “That is not
12Last1    12:14|See now the similarity of righteous
12Last1    12:21|One could see there a pitiful and terrifying
12Last1    12:25|written only about what we saw with our own eyes, and
12Last1    13:7|the rest of the troops saw this, they turned in flight
12Last1    14:0|When the (Byzantine) king saw (Petros), he received him with
12Last1    15:3|boys. There one could have seen a spectacle most pitiable, capable
12Last1    16:21|emir, Arsuban, when the Sultan saw him, he note: “If (Arsuban’s
12Last1    16:28|which looks toward Karin, and saw that the city was completely
12Last1    16:41|the wall. When the troops saw this, they turned back full
12Last1    16:43|turned back. When the infidels saw this they were astounded, jumped
12Last1    16:44|God. Now when the Sultan saw what had happened, burning with
12Last1    16:45|Do you see the humane concern of God
12Last1    16:45|concern of God, (do you see) how close His salvation is
12Last1    16:47|We see this in the case of
12Last1    17:0|one ruins it” [Proverbs 29.4]. Indeed, we saw the validity of this with
12Last1    17:19|Come now and see the wicked inconsolable replacement which
12Last1    17:23|Those clerics who could be seen at the (church) doors, books
12Last1    17:26|become flat, and everybody will see God’s salvation
12Last1    18:0|lair (resembling) what Daniel had seen in his vision, in bygone
12Last1    18:4|had examined the houses to see if anything (of value) lay
12Last1    18:19|Presently we see just the opposite: a country
12Last1    18:29|place, and speedily reached (Iwane). Seeing the multitude of their troops
12Last1    20:0|when the Emperor (Michael [VI], Stratioticus) saw that conditions seemed favorable to
12Last1    21:4|its lifetime shall it again see the goodness of the Lord
12Last1    21:22|I record it? Do you see how unbearable the measure of
12Last1    21:26|Now when the Persian(s) saw that another army was not
12Last1    22:1|near, and everyone wanted to see him. Those who had grown
12Last1    22:9|St. Gregory) our Illuminator himself saw in prophetic spirit how lambs
12Last1    22:13|the father of all evil, seeing how much his falsely-good
12Last1    22:17|Behold now his adroit cunning, see how with serpent-like duplicity
12Last1    23:10|Do you see that this disease is pagan
12Last1    23:10|that this disease is pagan? See how the divinely blessed Solomon
12Last1    23:18|come forth, he gathered them. Seeing (the damaged Cross) they were
12Last1    23:23|whose name was Eghia, to see after the affairs of the
12Last1    24:3|regret, or who fail to see the punishment of people close
12Last1    24:6|in His place and to see what was going on there
12Last1    24:11|troops which were fighting outside saw this, they made way over
12Last1    24:12|the city, when the enemy saw that they were unprepared, lacking
12Last1    24:13|One could see there the grief and calamity
12Last1    24:17|they princes, as we have seen from what has been narrated
12Last1    25:2|enumeration of emperors. When he saw that the king of Persia
12Last1    25:4|Seeing such a multitude of troops
12Last1    25:12|with hatred. Yet, when he saw them fighting with dedication, when
12Last1    25:12|fighting with dedication, when he saw the boldness of those braves
12Last1    25:13|observed the champions, and he saw his troops in confusion and
12Last1    26:11|to them. Thus, when they saw us naked and disgraced, yet