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let   562
lethal   1
lethargic   2
lethargy   1
letter   352
level   27
levy   9
lewd   7
lewdness   8
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lethal   1
lethargic   2
lethargy   1
lets   3
letter   239
letteres   1
letters   112
letting   6
level   17


02Agat1    15:1|soon as they read the letter with the edict’s instructions, the
02Agat3    15:6|wrought, and gave the king’s letter to the blessed chief priest
02Agat3    15:12|With great honor and a letter the Caesarean clerics sent off
02Agat3    18:8|king the response to Trdat’s letter of greeting, which they had
02Agat3    18:9|Copy of the Letter of Reply: “To you who
02Agat3    19:1|at the consolation of the letter; and also, because the travelers
03Buz3    20:7|had become friendly. Taking a letter from him, he brought it
03Buz3    20:15|Pisak, he immediately wrote a letter of accusation against the king
03Buz4    4:66|goodly brother Jacob in his letter: “Brothers, take example from the
03Buz4    5:89|Armenia. He also wrote a letter of accusation to him about
03Buz4    8:9|Bishop Eusebius wrote a letter of supplication to Archpriest Basil
03Buz4    8:10|All the clergy signed a letter of entreaty that he should
03Buz4    8:17|arrived and handed him a letter
03Buz5    29:4|the patriarch. They wrote a letter expressing great anger
03Buz5    29:5|They also wrote a letter to king Pap dissolving the
03Buz5    37:16|of Armenia, Manuel, sent a letter to king Varazdat, saying: “All
04Yegh2    4:76|chief-magi to write a letter in keeping with their perverse
04Yegh2    4:77|is a copy of the letter
04Yegh2    5:108|before you: either answer this letter word for word, or come
04Yegh2    5:109|composed a reply to the letter
04Yegh2    6:128|wrote an answer to the letter
04Yegh2    6:131|Concerning the letter which you addressed to our
04Yegh2    9:219|When the letter reached the court and was
04Yegh3    4:83|Now send a letter to the court that the
04Yegh3    6:143|is a copy of the letter which they wrote to the
04Yegh3    11:257|received the king’s deceitfully flattering letter, which outwardly contained the good
04Yegh4    2:45|The furtive Vasak had this letter taken to the emperor’s capital
04Yegh6    4:87|by royal command an appeasing letter and firm guarantee
04Yegh6    4:95|the pact to rebel: one letter to Georgia, one letter to
04Yegh6    4:95|one letter to Georgia, one letter to Albania, likewise a letter
04Yegh6    4:95|letter to Albania, likewise a letter to Aḷdznik, and a message
04Yegh6    4:95|the Greek emperor, and a letter to the great general of
05Parp3    25:0|all these words in the letter; then, together with all the
05Parp3    25:1|to be assembled, had the letter sent by the Armenians opened
05Parp3    25:2|heard the words of the letter. Seized with rage (Yazkert) asked
05Parp3    25:4|alone write it in a letter and send it to your
05Parp3    26:7|distant from those in the letter you had brought to me
05Parp3    26:8|it is clear from the letter that there are some things
05Parp3    27:26|which is written in the Letter to the Romans: “For I
05Parp3    30:13|prince of Siwnik’, wrote a letter, signed it with his seal
05Parp3    34:5|Aryans, informing him in a letter of his treacherous plan
05Parp3    45:20|wrote the following in a letter (to Vardan): “Why are you
05Parp3    45:20|and we shall write a letter to the emperor, and give
05Parp3    45:23|The letter which the lord of Siwnik’
05Parp3    45:31|Arshawir Kamsarakan, and saw the letter written by Vasak, the lord
05Parp4    73:4|The emissary had a letter supposedly written by Vaxt’ang which
05Parp4    90:11|Vshnasp Cuarshac’i, and wrote a letter to Vahan Mamikonean with the
05Parp4    90:12|repeated your words in this letter to let you know that
05Parp4    90:19|Vahan Mamikonean and delivered Nixor’s letter, (Vahan) learned from what was
05Parp4    93:20|else was written in the letter, since you know all of
06Khor1    1:1|Reply to Sahak’s letter and promise to fulfill his
06Khor1    9:1|The letter of Vaḷarshak, king of Armenia
06Khor1    9:8|Arshak the Great received the letter from the hands of Mar
06Khor1    28:8|sent him off with a letter in the following terms
06Khor1    29:1|The letter of Azhdahak, the ensuing agreement
06Khor1    30:8|treated by means of a letter or an exchange of messengers
06Khor1    30:9|Azhdahak’s plot, but in a letter revealed what was in the
06Khor2    30:7|cure him, he had a letter of supplication taken to Him
06Khor2    31:1|Abgar’s letter to the Savior
06Khor2    31:7|They took the letter and met Him Jesus in
06Khor2    31:9|but honored him with a letter, which ran as follows
06Khor2    32:1|The reply to Abgar’s letter, which Thomas the apostle wrote
06Khor2    32:5|Anan, Abgar’s messenger, brought his letter with the Savior’s portrait from
06Khor2    33:14|was emboldened to write a letter to the Emperor Tiberius in
06Khor2    33:24|THE REPLY TO ABGAR’S LETTER FROM TIBERIUS
06Khor2    33:26|Your friendly letter has been read before me
06Khor2    33:32|AGAIN ABGAR WRITES A LETTER TO TIBERIUS
06Khor2    33:34|I have seen the letter written by your worthy majesty
06Khor2    33:38|placed a copy of the letter in his archive, as he
06Khor2    33:42|I have seen your letter of greeting and have loosed
06Khor2    66:4|bold enough to write a letter to Antoninus, and he composed
06Khor2    72:3|him by means of a letter ordering that he be given
06Khor2    80:1|and his sons from the letter of the bishop Artit’es concerning
06Khor3    4:4|Constantine, with presents and a letter, which ran as follows
06Khor3    5:1|A copy of the Armenians’ letter: “Archbishop Vrt’anēs and the bishops
06Khor3    5:6|and a crown, and a letter, which ran as follows
06Khor3    5:7|THE LETTER OF CONSTANTIUS
06Khor3    15:5|arrival, bringing to Tiran a letter, which ran as follows
06Khor3    15:6|Julian’s Letter to Tiran
06Khor3    17:4|his presence by writing a letter in the following terms
06Khor3    17:5|Shapuh’s Letter to Tiran
06Khor3    19:4|Then he sent a letter to our King Arshak
06Khor3    19:5|Valentinian’s Letter to Arshak
06Khor3    19:10|did not reply to the letter but scorned and despised the
06Khor3    23:4|he sent him the following letter
06Khor3    23:5|Arshak’s Letter to Gnel
06Khor3    23:8|Arshak arrived soon after the letter, reckoning that if he did
06Khor3    26:6|Shapuh advanced, after writing a letter to them in the following
06Khor3    26:7|Shapuh’s Letter to Tigranakert
06Khor3    29:13|Nersēs the Great with a letter of Arshak’s, which ran as
06Khor3    29:14|Arshak’s Letter to Valens
06Khor3    29:19|But Valens neither read the letter nor saw Nersēs the Great
06Khor3    42:10|Shapuh’s Letter to the Princes
06Khor3    48:3|purpose they wrote him a letter in the following terms
06Khor3    48:4|The Princes’ Letter to Khosrov
06Khor3    48:12|Khosrov’s Letter to the Princes
06Khor3    48:20|But Samuel Mamikonean acquired Khosrov’s letter and a copy of the
06Khor3    48:20|a copy of the princes’ letter, and abandoning them Khosrov and
06Khor3    51:13|Artashir’s Letter to Vṙamshapuh
06Khor3    51:15|I have received your letter concerning Bishop Sahak, and I
06Khor3    57:2|Theodosius in Byzantium with a letter, which ran as follows
06Khor3    57:3|Sahak’s Letter to Theodosius
06Khor3    57:10|Sahak’s Letter to Atticus
06Khor3    57:15|Sahak’s Letter to Anatolius
06Khor3    57:23|And they returned with a letter as follows
06Khor3    57:24|Theodosius’ Letter to Sahak
06Khor3    57:26|deigning to inform us by letter
06Khor3    57:32|Atticus also wrote the following letter
06Khor3    57:33|Atticus’ Letter to Sahak
07Seb1    10:7|and had read the army’s letter of greeting, and had received
07Seb1    10:8|Then instead of a letter of greeting he ordered a
07Seb1    10:8|of greeting he ordered a letter to be written in very
07Seb1    11:0|Khosrov’s letter to the emperor Maurice. The
07Seb1    11:10|Then Vahram wrote a letter to Musheł and the other
07Seb1    11:16|When they received the letter and had read it, they
07Seb1    11:17|he wrote again a second letter
07Seb1    12:7|same time, he ordered a letter to be written, and despatched
07Seb1    12:9|him and offered him the letter
07Seb1    12:10|Musheł took the letter and said to him: ’Is
07Seb1    12:32|the gifts and sent a letter with profound thanks through a
07Seb1    15:1|the Greeks, Maurice, ordered a letter of accusation to be written
07Seb1    16:4|Then king Khosrov ordered a letter to be written to the
07Seb1    21:0|Khosrov summons to court by letter the nobles whom the auditor
07Seb1    27:3|the king sent him a letter with much thanks, greatly honoured
07Seb1    27:7|and the marzpan wrote a letter of complaint to the king
07Seb1    28:18|And he wrote him a letter of deep gratitude, summoning him
07Seb1    35:10|with you, to read this letter before them
07Seb1    36:0|is a copy of the letter which the Armenians wrote to
07Seb1    36:1|angel summons us through this letter that has arrived from the
07Seb1    36:6|flocks of believers through that (letter) of yours, and made us
07Seb1    38:0|Persian force is destroyed. Insolent letter of Khosrov to Heraclius. Heraclius
07Seb1    38:7|send to your king a letter with gifts, to seek from
07Seb1    38:9|king Khosrov he wrote a letter to Heraclius as follows
07Seb1    38:14|of God, they spread the letter before the holy altar. They
07Seb1    38:16|to be summoned and the letter to be read before them
07Seb1    39:8|Then king Kawat ordered a letter of greeting to be written
07Seb1    39:8|sealed and brought with the letter; and he sent a certain
07Seb1    39:9|the good news, presented the letter, and offered the gifts, king
07Seb1    39:11|king Kawat; he presented the letter, and offered the gifts. King
07Seb1    39:12|his presence he ordered (a letter) to be written to Shahr
07Seb1    45:13|make a response to the letter
07Seb1    46:0|of the response to the letter brought to Armenia from Constans
07Seb1    46:1|The true and orthodox Letter of Nicaea
07Seb1    48:10|and presented to him a letter from their prince, which was
07Seb1    50:0|Letter of the king of Ismael
07Seb1    50:7|support. And he had the letter of their king taken into
07Seb1    50:8|The king received the letter, went into the house of
08Ghev1    9:9|kat’oghikos and gave him his letter. Having read the letter, Muhammad
08Ghev1    9:9|his letter. Having read the letter, Muhammad inquired about his demise
08Ghev1    9:11|your wisdom by reading your letter. Like a brave shepherd concerned
08Ghev1    9:12|I read about in your letter be visited upon me.” Having
08Ghev1    11:3|delay in responding to this letter; rather, do it immediately
08Ghev1    13:3|This ’Umar wrote a letter to the Byzantine emperor Leo
08Ghev1    14:2|the truth. But as your letter, in its opening did not
08Ghev1    14:3|You have said in your letter thatwe have discussed with
08Ghev1    14:16|by point, in my present letter, attributing the most glorious of
08Ghev1    14:29|words. Thus you start your letter by citing one of our
08Ghev1    14:184|In your letter there are some words pertaining
08Ghev1    15:1|As a result of this letter (‘Umar) became more kindly and
08Ghev1    20:3|emissary to him with a letter full of contempt and ridicule
08Ghev1    20:7|he had read the mocking letter ordered the patriarch Germanus, [715-730], the
08Ghev1    20:8|blessed sanctury holding out the letter of insults in his hand
08Ghev1    20:12|After this he wrote a letter to General Maslama with the
08Ghev1    20:19|the Ishmaelite general read this letter he became even more furious
09Draskh1    7:11|this), the latter wrote a letter of supplication (to Christ), and
09Draskh1    7:12|Having received the letter, our Savior considered it worth
09Draskh1    7:13|The messenger Anan brought the letter of the Savior to Abgar
09Draskh1    21:7|own hand he wrote a letter of supplication with implorations and
09Draskh1    21:9|death they put the above letter in the palm of his
09Draskh1    21:12|by this he took the letter from his hands, read it
09Draskh1    21:13|He wrote a letter to the naxarars of Armenia
09Draskh1    22:4|the great Eghia wrote a letter to the Ishmaelite caliph ’Umar
09Draskh1    22:6|Reading this letter, the caliph gratefully honored the
09Draskh1    30:29|He, therefore, wrote him a letter in which he first lavished
09Draskh1    30:35|the entire message of your letter consists in the charge brought
09Draskh1    30:39|the overall aim of your letter is to make manifest the
09Draskh1    30:74|Upon reading this solemn letter, Abas was ashamed and gave
09Draskh1    30:80|were engraved by me by letter with great awe as a
09Draskh1    32:0|of Dvin and Mashtoc’ Vardapet’s Letter of Consolation to the People
09Draskh1    32:7|life, wrote as follows a letter to the afflicted who had
09Draskh1    32:22|This gracious letter was read in the presence
09Draskh1    39:2|Then, he wrote a letter, and sent envoys with appropriate
09Draskh1    39:3|When the caliph read the letter and became aware of Smbat’s
09Draskh1    41:2|of Iberia, immediately wrote a letter to the king of Egrisi
09Draskh1    42:4|the king sent a confidential letter to the ostikan Yusuf, and
09Draskh1    42:5|what he read in the letter, at the instigation of wicked
09Draskh1    42:6|wrote in response to the letter an answer, which appeared to
09Draskh1    54:0|The Letter of Patriarch Nikolaos of Constantinople
09Draskh1    54:0|to Katholikos Yovhannes, and the Letter of the Latter to the
09Draskh1    54:1|us, wrote me the following letter: “To the most holy, God
09Draskh1    54:9|We sent another letter like this to your curopalate
09Draskh1    54:24|the brigands, and wrote a letter to the Emperor Constantine of
09Draskh1    55:1|After they had read my letter to the Emperor, he considered
09Draskh1    59:18|I myself received the letter of assurance from the king
09Draskh1    65:21|Biwrakan, I immediately sent a letter to Nasr, and reminded him
09Draskh1    65:23|Upon reading my letter, Nasr immediately sent a solemn
10Tovma1    6:49|wrote a reply to the letter through the apostle Thomas, promising
10Tovma1    11:13|Armenia. And Shapuh wrote a letter to the nobles, nullifying the
10Tovma2    1:4|Armenia, he hastily sent a letter of complaint to Tachat, lord
10Tovma2    2:16|past dangers). They took the letter and laid it before the
10Tovma2    3:3|gifts and presents and a letter written at Khosrov’s dictation as
10Tovma2    3:5|he had him take a letter of welcome, and received from
10Tovma2    3:10|Then he wrote a second letter, saying: “I wrote to you
10Tovma2    3:37|kingdom. He wrote an insulting letter to the emperor, which ran
10Tovma2    3:42|When Heraclius received the letter he ordered it to be
10Tovma2    3:42|of God and spread the letter before the holy altar. They
10Tovma2    4:37|them all. He wrote a letter on the faith to Leo
10Tovma2    4:38|was refuted by the emperor’s letter, and thereby showed great benevolence
10Tovma2    6:3|he hastily sent a begging letter to the valiant warrior prince
10Tovma2    6:4|he had read the begging letter and codicil of the nobles
10Tovma2    6:48|the general. He wrote a letter in these terms
10Tovma2    6:50|terms he included in his letter
10Tovma2    6:53|fear. He wrote in the letter that he entrusted to him
10Tovma3    2:48|they had him take a letter to the general, full of
10Tovma3    2:49|Saviour, carrying with them the letter written in this fashion: “From
10Tovma3    2:55|in the form of a letter. Confirming it with an oath
10Tovma3    5:0|and what occurred; and the letter supposedly from the caliph himself
10Tovma3    5:6|the former (army), with a letter written and sealed but full
10Tovma3    5:7|was encamped, they had the letter brought, full of the poison
10Tovma3    5:8|When he had read the letter and the oaths made on
10Tovma3    5:11|had passed they had a letter taken to Gurgēn; it had
10Tovma3    5:11|is the text of the letter which they forged and gave
10Tovma3    5:14|So when this letter arrives, send quickly to us
10Tovma3    5:15|they had given (Gurgēn) this letter which supposedly came from the
10Tovma3    10:49|there comes to me a letter from the court sealed with
10Tovma3    10:54|messengers returned rapidly bringing a letter from the caliph to Apumusē
10Tovma3    10:55|Ałuank’ had read the caliph’s letter, he hastened down from the
10Tovma3    19:12|They wrote a letter to Yamanik, saying: “When I
10Tovma3    19:14|panniers in a package a letter, which they are taking in
10Tovma3    20:18|wall. He brought in the letter which Ahmat’ had treacherously written
10Tovma3    20:51|had heard through the circular letter that Ashot prince of princes
10Tovma3    28:14|In one letter, recalling what Ashot had done
11Asogh1    4:2|recognize his authority; wrote a letter, which, along with gifts, he
12Last1    2:39|Armenia occurred (through) a written letter. For Yovhannes had ordered the
12Last1    4:2|the night, to demand the letter back; for the foolish (Georgi
12Last1    10:21|him, he gave him a letter regarding the land of Armenia
12Last1    10:21|come to me, take your letter and give your realm to
12Last1    10:22|Now (Kiwrakos) took that letter and kept it until the
12Last1    17:8|since (their alphabet) lacks a letter. A brigade of soldiers came