10Tovma4 3:17 | | | again follow the summons of | Ap’shin, | like the first time which |
10Tovma4 3:18 | | | For | Ap’shin | was sending to Ashot many |
10Tovma4 3:19 | | | not go to the emir | Ap’shin | |
10Tovma4 3:20 | | | | Ap’shin | came to Armenia with a |
10Tovma4 3:23 | | | sent a messenger to ask | Ap’shin | for peace, giving as hostage |
10Tovma4 3:25 | | | the faithful, he went to | Ap’shin, | risking death. With protestations of |
10Tovma4 3:26 | | | departed from both their hearts, | Ap’shin | asked for hostages. So he |
10Tovma4 3:26 | | | his youngest brother Gurgēn, and ( | Ap’shin) | returned Gagik |
10Tovma4 3:27 | | | of spring Gurgēn escaped from | Ap’shin | and reached his brothers, breaking |
10Tovma4 3:27 | | | the pact of friendship (with | Ap’shin). | The latter pursued him to |
10Tovma4 3:30 | | | gave support to the emir | Ap’shin. | That impious, baneful, and insolent |
10Tovma4 3:35 | | | gathered an army, rebelled against | Ap’shin, | and went as far as |
10Tovma4 3:39 | | | apostate, had rendered the emir | Ap’shin | |