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lamentation   44
lamp   14
lance   61
land   1915
landscape   1
lane   2
language   78
languid   1
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lances   24
land   1738
landed   4
landing   1
lands   172
landscaping   1
lanes   2
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languages   9


02Agat1    1:19|district of Ayrarat in the lands of the Armenians, to the
02Agat1    4:2|danger and crisis to our lands
02Agat1    12:1|be promulgated throughout all the lands of his realm. It had
02Agat1    12:8|such people so that the land’s prosperity would be increased by
02Agat1    12:16|written and promulgated throughout the lands and districts of his realm
02Agat1    12:16|of Greater Armenia, to the lands, districts, naxarars, troops, shinakans, to
02Agat1    13:6|emissaries and heralds throughout all lands, so that all might provide
02Agat1    14:15|ever been found in Greek lands
02Agat3    10:14|the pagan priests and their lands and borders
02Agat3    14:1|and the governors of the lands
02Agat3    22:3|the Armenians, from all the lands and districts of his realm
02Agat3    22:7|Artashat, and everywhere. In the lands and districts generally, he also
03Buz3    4:1|of districts and lords of lands [gawarhakalk, ashxarhateark] became each other’s enemies and
03Buz3    6:16|of the districts of those lands assembled there and commemorated with
03Buz3    8:24|nobility, the naxarars, holders of lands and lords of lands, who
03Buz3    8:24|of lands and lords of lands, who were ten-thousanders and
03Buz3    11:21|People assembled from all the lands and districts of Greater Armenia
03Buz3    12:1|of the kingship of the lands of Greater Armenia
03Buz3    21:1|naxarars, awags, governors, rulers of lands, azats, military commanders, judges, chiefs
03Buz4    4:36|be implemented in all the lands, districts, areas, regions and corners
03Buz4    6:1|from their flocks to foreign lands, he was inflamed with even
03Buz4    12:4|areas, the grandees, holders of lands, lords of districts, nahapets, chiefs
03Buz4    12:9|every public place in his lands such that every place in
03Buz4    51:7|districts, some the grandees of lands, some the lords of very
03Buz4    55:7|into the surrounding districts and lands, taking people and animals captive
03Buz4    55:42|districts, the regions, cavities, the lands, were assembled at the city
03Buz5    7:14|to benefit yourself, such as lands, districts, or treasures
03Buz5    31:22|Of seven lands, Pap confiscated five, leaving only
03Buz6    1:0|boundary between them; how other lands and districts were separated and
03Buz6    1:11|a small part of the lands remained to the two kings
04Yegh1    2:31|form the edict reached the lands of the Armenians, Georgians, Albanians
04Yegh1    2:35|they bade farewell to their lands, not as in expectation of
04Yegh1    2:38|Setting out from their lands with all this goodwill and
04Yegh2    2:36|assailed his provinces, regions and lands, captured many fortresses and cities
04Yegh2    3:73|priests, not merely of inhabited lands but also of desolate areas
04Yegh2    12:296|king, sent word to distant lands that they should immediately march
04Yegh3    4:76|scattered and lost to foreign lands
04Yegh3    9:218|done: the destruction of their lands, the slaughter of the royal
04Yegh3    11:251|Likewise, lands, whether patrimonial, or gifted, or
04Yegh3    11:254|in Armenia and many other lands which practiced the Christian religion
04Yegh5    5:121|banished, and all their ancestral lands taken from them
04Yegh6    3:58|the surviving troops to the lands of the Aluank and Lpink
04Yegh6    3:59|over the ravaging of the lands and the loss of troops
04Yegh6    4:80|did return and repossess their lands
04Yegh8    3:61|who were slain in foreign lands and appeased the wrathful anger
05Parp1    4:9|all the churches of the lands of Armenia, Iberia (Georgia), and
05Parp2    6:3|best, most useful and fertile lands was in the Iranian king’s
05Parp2    6:4|inherited many other districts, (those lands, taken together) could be compared
05Parp2    6:5|less senority; not all (the lands) will be our share, and
05Parp3    21:4|Now how many lands are there in which you
05Parp3    21:5|which you receive from the lands, but the great and important
05Parp3    25:6|senior sepuhs of the three lands should come to the court
05Parp3    25:7|the hrovartaks reached the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    25:8|The three lands then sent delegations to one
05Parp3    25:13|the nobility of) the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    26:12|the azatani of the three lands heard all these words about
05Parp3    26:12|the nobility of these three lands (present) who are my seniors
05Parp3    26:19|the azatani from the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    27:0|who were from the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    27:12|the churches of the three lands will not be ruined and
05Parp3    27:12|entire population of the three lands will not be led into
05Parp3    27:16|have come from the three lands—tanuters and sepuhsare full
05Parp3    27:18|of naxarars from the three lands heard all these words from
05Parp3    27:23|extensive ruin for the three lands; while his acceptance and cooperation
05Parp3    27:24|and sepuhs of the three lands realized that the will of
05Parp3    27:28|and sepuhs of the three lands aired so many words of
05Parp3    27:32|and agitation befall the three lands
05Parp3    27:33|many souls of the three lands, may it be the remaining
05Parp3    27:34|the azatani of the three lands, and saw how all of
05Parp3    27:34|the sake of the three lands and the multitudes of men
05Parp3    28:4|the sepuhs of the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    28:17|the nobles) from the three lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania
05Parp3    28:17|along, they returned to their lands. On the road they reaffirmed
05Parp4    81:10|for the man from different lands who dies because of an
05Parp4    87:6|Aryan world and the other lands subject to this kingdom be
05Parp4    93:6|the important needs of the land’s affairs, according to the princes’
06Khor1    14:15|filled with inhabitants many uninhabited lands, which were called Second and
06Khor1    15:2|the government of his ancestral lands, being considered worthy of such
06Khor1    16:5|workers from Assyria and other lands of the empire and six
06Khor2    14:10|set up on their private lands the statue of Heracles sent
06Khor2    23:3|and Sidon and all the lands by the river Azat
06Khor2    24:12|us and give us hereditary lands in our own native land
06Khor2    51:8|their villages and all their lands
06Khor2    52:4|his people, and devastated the lands of his opponents, bringing them
06Khor2    64:4|a princess who ruled those lands at the time that the
06Khor2    72:5|him Assyria and the other lands where he had a royal
06Khor2    84:15|have authority over all the lands that he had promised, and
06Khor3    3:3|you wish to rule those lands in the true way according
06Khor3    6:8|peaceful obedience, he ordered the lands of the rebels to be
06Khor3    12:3|then he attacked the Mediterranean lands and Palestine
06Khor3    22:7|in Ayrarat in your royal lands, and the affection of all
06Khor3    31:5|had settled in her hereditary lands in the regions of Tarawn
06Khor3    43:3|and did not permit these lands to descend from father to
06Khor3    48:7|to us all our hereditary lands in the Persian sector that
06Khor3    48:16|return to you your hereditary lands that we confiscated to the
06Khor3    50:8|valor, and he ordered his lands to be confiscated to the
07Seb1    9:10|or by fleeing to remote lands. However, many were unable to
07Seb1    10:2|his original Parthian and Pahlaw (lands), crowned and honoured him, and
07Seb1    12:0|Khosrov gives the emperor the lands according to the promise of
07Seb1    22:3|he plundered all the many lands of the Persian empire. Then
07Seb1    24:3|At that time the lands called Amał, Ṙoyean, Zrēchan and
07Seb1    42:0|Ṙshtuni. The Ismaelites plunder many lands as far as the borders
07Seb1    46:15|Asorestan, Aruastan, Khuzhastan, and other lands; for which reason king Khosrov
07Seb1    48:19|not submit. They pillaged their lands, took away whatever they found
07Seb1    49:1|Romans, and travelled through those lands with the army in a
07Seb1    50:2|your troops to their respective lands. And I shall make you
07Seb1    52:0|of Karin; ravaging of the lands of Armenia, Ałuank’, and Siwnik’
08Ghev1    13:2|and brought peace to the lands under his dominion
08Ghev1    19:1|which translates asbetween the lands” in (western) Asia Minor. Thence
08Ghev1    25:2|forcible revenue collection until the lands’ protests reached the commander Muslim’s
08Ghev1    28:0|to circulate throughout all the lands of his realm
08Ghev1    31:5|From lands under the sway of the
09Draskh1    1:23|the generations of all the lands are descended from the three
09Draskh1    16:10|the doctrine that condemned their lands, and stood firmly on the
09Draskh1    16:11|unity of faith in the lands of the Greeks, the Armenians
09Draskh1    23:10|orchards with shrubs and arable lands were irrigated by its waters
09Draskh1    26:18|them, returning to their native lands and homes, or of being
09Draskh1    27:16|to return gradually to their lands and homes one after the
09Draskh1    29:8|He turned all level lands into farms (agarak), and folds
09Draskh1    31:14|setting about to annex many lands, he watched over all of
09Draskh1    35:2|intention of either subduing these (lands) first, or arousing confusion therein
09Draskh1    54:7|of the people in the lands of Armenia, Iberia, and Albania
09Draskh1    54:16|as the lords of the lands of Armenia and Iberia, by
09Draskh1    64:26|all went to their respective lands
10Tovma1    5:3|a fourth part of (the lands of) the descendants of Senek’erim
10Tovma1    6:1|confusion and anarchy, holding various lands, submitting to various leaders as
10Tovma1    10:46|pass on to the royal lands of Armenia
10Tovma1    11:14|return here and hold your lands without trouble
10Tovma2    3:39|the Thebaid, and the other lands? Do you not now realise
10Tovma3    1:15|and the magnates of those lands. He set the time when
10Tovma3    1:16|for all the clans and lands of Armenia
10Tovma3    1:17|resist us, neither from distant lands nor from near ones
10Tovma3    2:53|of their own homes and lands and families and clans
10Tovma3    9:2|ruinous plans. Intending also that lands and governors should not have
10Tovma3    9:4|soldiers and inhabitants of their lands in full readiness
10Tovma3    10:1|subject in order all the lands of the East. With fearless
10Tovma3    11:31|those who remained in their lands in strongholds to the effect
10Tovma3    14:6|restore to each one his lands in inheritance, he then commanded
10Tovma3    14:44|brave courage, loved throughout all lands
10Tovma3    15:10|he would bequeath the other (lands) to his own son
10Tovma3    15:23|to send raids into various lands
10Tovma3    20:38|from him his home and lands, putting his own officials in
10Tovma3    20:61|they fled to their own lands
10Tovma3    24:7|king arrived in his own lands, he had gifts and honours
10Tovma3    25:1|moved around, contending with all lands, never resting. In his deceitful
10Tovma3    29:13|of the sea and dry lands, of the pleasure of the
10Tovma3    29:21|or removed from their ancestral lands and homes, settled the confused
10Tovma4    4:50|the borders of each one’s lands, beginning with the Medes and
10Tovma4    4:69|large number of cities and lands that had been given to
10Tovma4    5:2|entrusted to the king the lands of Armenia and Georgia, and
10Tovma4    9:0|stones were brought from distant lands. We shall give a faithful
10Tovma4    13:10|refugees and captives from all lands
10Tovma4    13:16|Yovhannēs, also exchanged his ancestral (lands) in the year [490] of the
10Tovma4    13:34|the Muslims, and many other lands in the [546] year
10Tovma4    13:82|God’s will reigned over many lands—as is recorded in this
10Tovma4    13:103|many other places and palaces, lands and estates, legally or illegally
11Asogh1    4:6|country of Gugark and the lands that lay near the Gates
12Last1    6:0|who had trampled underfoot many lands, had not, in his manly
12Last1    9:5|up as emperor of the lands. Now after this deed had
12Last1    10:0|lord and emperor of the lands, she was requited by him
12Last1    10:45|to Ani or the other lands (he was deprived of). Rather
12Last1    12:0|charming and renowned throughout the lands. It was like a city
12Last1    12:22|had come from all other lands, and happened to be there
12Last1    12:23|good things), renowned among the lands. Raise now your eyes and
12Last1    17:1|which he collected from all lands, which he should have spent
12Last1    18:11|the small princes of the lands heard about (Michael’s) enthronement, they
12Last1    21:5|deeper abysses than Turkestan or lands at the ends of the
12Last1    23:6|clerical retreat on his patrimonial lands and assembled ascetic brothers therein
12Last1    24:8|trampled on and overturned many lands until he reached the city
12Last1    25:18|ended. They achieved only the land’s destruction, not its salvation
12Last1    25:19|like gushing water over our lands; to establish their headquarters by
12Last1    25:20|was able to overturn many lands with the sword and captive