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soft   13
soften   11
soil   28
sojourn   1
soldier   189
sole   25
solemn   28
solemnity   1
solicitation   2
Headword

soldier
189 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
soil   26
soiled   2
sojourn   1
sold   15
soldier   17
soldiers   166
soldiery   6
sole   14
solely   9


02Agat1    4:1|and, with numerous brigades of soldiers, came to do battle against
02Agat1    19:1|who was such a powerful soldier and strong of body, by
03Buz4    20:21|that not a single Byzantine soldier survived
03Buz4    46:0|the land of Armenia with [500000] soldiers; and how the Armenian army
03Buz4    48:0|slain at Saghamas by Armenian soldiers in Vasak’s brigade
03Buz5    2:14|land, many of the Armenian soldiers accused the sparapet Mushegh before
03Buz5    4:19|Iran, with palanquins and camp soldiers? And I have also heard
03Buz5    5:14|Armenian spearmen somewhat, the dispersed soldiers would enter the legion of
03Buz5    32:10|legion of shield-bearing foot soldiers positioned around the inside walls
03Buz5    37:7|not let a single Iranian soldier survive, including the newsbearer [banber], although
03Buz5    37:49|gumapet of the shield-bearing soldiers of the Manuelean brigade came
03Buz5    38:21|banak unexpectedly, killing the [10000] Iranian soldiers
03Buz5    43:26|baggage to the stronghold, the soldiers themselves armed, arranged and prepared
03Buz6    2:2|priests to dress as the soldiers did
04Yegh1    2:40|king saw all the armed soldiers and the multitude of the
04Yegh1    3:53|The soldier of Christ replied and note
04Yegh2    2:44|But the soldiers in unison, with noble minds
04Yegh2    2:46|received authority to put four soldiers from the aristocracy to torture
04Yegh2    2:49|summoned many of the Christian soldiers
04Yegh2    3:61|Such noble soldiery had attained miserable ignominy, and
04Yegh2    11:262|or the booty of valiant soldiers, or the false deceits of
04Yegh3    2:34|them, and made them all soldiers of Christ
04Yegh3    3:51|For even if the soldiers of this country were magi
04Yegh3    3:69|they unexpectedly join forces with soldiers, who would be able to
04Yegh3    5:123|one another, once more the soldiers prepared their arms. The prayerful
04Yegh3    6:134|successes were accomplished through the soldiery. For where there was no
04Yegh3    6:137|country, and urgently exhorted the soldiers, saying: “The Persian army which
04Yegh3    8:191|But one of the enemy soldiers crossed the great river on
04Yegh3    10:243|much sorrow on all the soldiers
04Yegh4    1:22|became as it were a soldier fulfilling his will
04Yegh4    2:39|made a force of many soldiers. He wrote their names and
04Yegh4    3:56|to them and to the soldiers who were in his enterprise
04Yegh5    1:6|took heart and encouraged his soldiers, for he had a firm
04Yegh5    2:45|Whichever soldier lacked something he provided from
04Yegh5    2:50|Likewise, he recalled to the soldiers how the relatives of Mattathias
04Yegh5    3:59|of the church, which the soldiers had not abandoned
04Yegh5    3:60|out loudly before the angelic soldiers
04Yegh5    6:134|and shining armor of the soldiers light flashed like rays of
04Yegh5    6:143|he urged on the Aryan soldiers around him, who had halted
04Yegh6    1:3|present themselves, many of the soldiers were unable to trust Vasak’s
04Yegh6    1:4|One of the brave Armenian soldiers who had fled to the
04Yegh6    1:5|even more of the Persian soldiers
04Yegh6    3:75|Since the soldiers had occupied and plundered many
04Yegh7    3:74|to heaven. Numerous groups of soldiers were climbing up; and the
04Yegh7    4:78|become as one of Christ’s soldiers
04Yegh7    4:82|appeared today through your holy soldiers to this distant stranger, who
04Yegh7    7:173|had inflamed them like valiant soldiers, had drilled them in disciplined
04Yegh7    8:190|Which brave soldier would enter the battle last
04Yegh7    8:193|For the soldiers of our country, who had
04Yegh7    11:262|companions of the angels and soldiers of our heavenly King
04Yegh7    13:310|the ranks of your holy soldiers
04Yegh7    15:353|them, first to the Armenian soldiers, and then to the many
04Yegh8    2:35|saying: “We beg you, valiant soldier of the king, either put
04Yegh8    2:42|heard this, he called the soldiers who were leading them and
05Parp2    10:0|He enlisted (served) as a soldier at the court of the
05Parp3    35:3|in having few or many (soldiers) but with God’s will
05Parp3    45:4|When all the soldiers who held the king’s honor
05Parp4    69:20|put them to flight. The soldiers who fell and died by
05Parp4    74:3|army of the joyous, whose soldiers had that same appearance and
05Parp4    74:5|Vasak, forcefully hit a certain soldier of the Iranian brigade with
05Parp4    81:9|that one of the Iranian soldiers wanted to kill one of
05Parp4    85:15|will use half (of the soldiers) to fight with and defeat
06Khor1    11:10|spirit and vigor of his soldiers
06Khor2    13:11|by the drinking of his soldiers it shrank to its winter
06Khor2    19:13|away himself, he ordered the soldiers who remained to seize them
06Khor2    34:9|immediately ordered one of his soldiers to cut off his feet
06Khor2    34:10|When the soldier came and saw him sitting
06Khor2    46:23|When the brave soldiers attacked the fortress, the garrison
06Khor2    46:24|However, one of the soldiers entered and struck off Eruand’s
06Khor2    60:13|princely houses, the troops of soldiers, all armed as if to
06Khor2    65:10|a great force of warlike soldiers and scattered their host as
06Khor2    79:4|famine. Finding no stores, the soldiers revolted and killed him; similarly
06Khor3    28:4|he turned to the Greek soldiers he had captured and note
06Khor3    28:9|entered inside, and the Persian soldiers did not tire of drenching
06Khor3    28:10|The Greek soldiers in the twinkling of an
06Khor3    50:9|Both of them with their soldiers, seven hundred strong, were watching
06Khor3    68:35|The soldiers are wicked, false boasters, hating
07Seb1    8:3|fallen - neither Persian nor Armenian soldier. However, the Armenian army gained
07Seb1    12:9|accounting and review among his soldiers to see the number of
07Seb1    16:7|all the Armenian princes and soldiers who were from the Persian
07Seb1    20:9|so that when all the soldiers saw this they were awestruck
07Seb1    20:15|be made tribune among the soldiers who were there
07Seb1    25:5|them. Many died among the soldiers and among the Armenians who
07Seb1    28:9|cut through the crush of soldiers, and escaped
07Seb1    34:9|the priesthood, and become a soldier in the clergy of the
07Seb1    34:15|and the blood of the soldiers flowed copiously by the city
07Seb1    38:26|burned the multitude of the soldiers
07Seb1    40:6|in person with a few (soldiers) to the appointed place which
07Seb1    41:7|wishes and established detachments of soldiers and the distribution of stores
07Seb1    41:17|magnificence; then, discredited by his soldiers, he was expelled. Since all
07Seb1    50:2|provide you with as many soldiers as you may wish, and
07Seb1    50:12|up, and the host of soldiers were drowned in the depths
07Seb1    52:12|honours, and treasures to the soldiers
08Ghev1    3:2|other people who were not soldiers. They came against the city
08Ghev1    5:11|However Smbat’s soldiers gave a shout and (the
08Ghev1    9:0|to take a multitude of soldiers and go against the land
08Ghev1    11:6|and the lives of those soldiers who have come with you
08Ghev1    11:11|order to attack the Ishmaelite soldiers
08Ghev1    11:12|had clashed in battle, those soldiers who were hidden by the
08Ghev1    20:6|a bath house for my soldiers and the wood of the
08Ghev1    20:20|Then he ordered his soldiers to prepare the boats and
08Ghev1    27:6|his troops. Surrounding himself with soldiers, he arose against (the Abbasids
08Ghev1    29:0|enormous heavily armed mass of soldiers
08Ghev1    34:47|foundations and to kill the soldiers in it
08Ghev1    34:49|attracted to them as foot soldiers for the battle. One and
08Ghev1    34:62|on most of the common soldiers. Some of the lords then
08Ghev1    34:66|that they were not even [1,000] (soldiers) facing [30,000] Arab troops
08Ghev1    36:3|of the abyss by two soldiers who opened the door. And
08Ghev1    36:3|up to the sky. (The soldiers) took and hurled this malefactor
08Ghev1    38:1|against your land, as many (soldiers) as the mustard seeds which
08Ghev1    38:4|invested by this host of soldiers and besieged for some three
08Ghev1    40:19|on wood. And he appointed soldiers to guard (their corpses) so
09Draskh1    5:10|of thousands and myriads of soldiers
09Draskh1    25:9|barely saved their lives. The soldiers who survived the sword together
09Draskh1    25:28|their (subsequent) damage. Then, the soldiers of Abu Sa’id were scattered
09Draskh1    25:47|came across a body of soldiers that might have drawn their
09Draskh1    31:4|thousand brave warriors and skilled soldiers, and he marched as far
09Draskh1    37:21|ornaments, and legions of infantry soldiers
09Draskh1    37:24|Many of his soldiers who had been struck by
09Draskh1    42:21|one, unified into a single soldiery clad in the same armor
09Draskh1    57:3|amount of provisions for the soldiers there, he sent his forces
09Draskh1    57:7|and disperse four thousand armed soldiers of the enemy
09Draskh1    58:13|him a great number of soldiers, arrived at the city of
09Draskh1    59:10|lines of the well-armed soldiery of Movses, caught up with
09Draskh1    60:5|both of them respectively levied soldiers and prepared for war against
09Draskh1    60:29|and suddenly his two hundred soldiers raised a loud cry in
09Draskh1    60:30|that not even two enemy soldiers could be seen together. They
09Draskh1    66:15|entered the fortress were certain soldiers who were in the service
09Draskh1    66:16|As a general rule, one soldier would address a comrade in
09Draskh1    66:16|public, but now as good soldiers let us share the passion
09Draskh1    66:20|together with the detachment of soldiers and multitudes of men to
09Draskh1    66:34|Then, one of the numerous soldiers in the fortress gave up
09Draskh1    66:65|had brought with them the soldiers who had betrayed the fortress
09Draskh1    67:6|Bishr had about one thousand soldiers. Yet, placing his trust in
09Draskh1    67:26|of the fortress. Then the soldiers also set out to go
10Tovma1    3:27|not see the speakers. Some soldiers, risking death, swam out from
10Tovma1    3:27|out and dragged fifty-four soldiers into the water
10Tovma1    3:28|young men and twelve hundred soldiers only
10Tovma1    5:1|preparations, he assembled the elite soldiers of many nations, brave warriors
10Tovma1    5:1|all the numerous companions of soldiers and the sons of Senek’erim
10Tovma1    5:9|king with his shield-bearing soldiers, and great tumult ensued
10Tovma1    6:21|even if they turn their soldiers’ lives into torrents of blood
10Tovma1    6:59|exploits and victories with the soldiers that had accompanied him from
10Tovma1    11:3|a large retinue of Armenian soldiers, appointing Mershapuh Artsruni, general of
10Tovma2    1:15|a large number of Persian soldiers were struck down one by
10Tovma2    4:38|them liberally to all his soldiers
10Tovma2    6:43|force of elite cavalry, with soldiers and generals, he entrusted it
10Tovma3    2:54|hundred men against ten Armenian soldiers
10Tovma3    2:60|have done. Let all the soldiers hear, and do not be
10Tovma3    3:1|Bugha) formed a detachment of soldiers and elite cavalry, fully armed
10Tovma3    3:3|in prison. He ordered armed soldiers to guard him until he
10Tovma3    4:20|saint. After this Bugha despatched soldiers of all nations, from among
10Tovma3    4:33|filled with a multitude of soldiers; and the army of the
10Tovma3    5:10|with a host of armed soldiers on every side, sergeants and
10Tovma3    8:23|of men, effeminate and wretched soldier, worthless dog to its master
10Tovma3    9:4|mountains, gathering around them the soldiers and inhabitants of their lands
10Tovma3    10:17|and a few legions of soldiers from the secure mountain called
10Tovma3    10:41|battle. As the host of soldiers put on their armour and
10Tovma3    10:57|accompanied by companies of armed soldiers and elite cavalry
10Tovma3    11:3|The Muslim soldiers arrested him and brought him
10Tovma3    11:34|He formed companies of armed soldiers, accoutred and prepared, according to
10Tovma3    13:14|Some Muslim soldiers from Bugha’s army had come
10Tovma3    13:18|one spot with the foot soldiers and mass of common people
10Tovma3    17:6|his nephew and some elite soldiers with arms and horse armour
10Tovma3    23:10|on the rabble of foot soldiers with them. They say that
10Tovma3    26:9|In similar fashion all the soldiers and captains with the entire
10Tovma3    28:12|his own forces, ten thousand soldiers, and occupied the fortresses of
10Tovma3    29:29|rock, dedicated to the valiant soldier Saint Gēorge. He adorned it
10Tovma4    1:23|out hunting unaccompanied by his soldiers and without wearing armour, and
10Tovma4    1:23|Muslim nor any of our soldiers dared cross it, admitting their
10Tovma4    3:33|and the valour of their soldiers
10Tovma4    4:31|as a glorious and famous soldier in the Armenian army
10Tovma4    10:15|four thousand champion armed foot soldiers. Striking those impious ones like
11Asogh1    7:9|powerful hand. He overturned (enemy soldiers) with their half-dead horses
11Asogh1    40:30|from five people of Iberian soldiers who fell in single combat
12Last1    6:7|of the emperor and his soldiers, and returned to their city
12Last1    16:30|not the myriads of their soldiers which surround me
12Last1    16:41|Delm troops (Dailamites) took his soldiers and came to battle with
12Last1    17:8|a letter. A brigade of soldiers came (to T’eodoros) from Turkestan
12Last1    23:24|becoming increasingly enraged, he sent soldiers to bring before him speedily
12Last1    23:24|bishops. As soon as the soldiers arrived, the head of the
12Last1    23:26|risen and coursed fully. The soldiers, having brought a boat, were
12Last1    23:26|bishops, did not permit the soldiers to touch them
12Last1    23:27|Now the soldiers note: “First we shall ferry
12Last1    23:28|When the people perceived (the soldiers’) duplicityfor they had not
12Last1    25:4|triumph through the multitude of soldiery, nor does the giant (triumph
12Last1    25:7|until the other masses of soldiery arrived, such that encouraging each
12Last1    25:11|As a result, many soldiers were killed, and thereafter they
12Last1    25:18|the power of princes and soldiers ended, and triumph was no