06Khor2 11:6 | | | as wife to a certain | Mithridates, | great bdeashkh of Georgia, who |
06Khor2 11:6 | | | was from the seed of | Mithridates, | satrap of Darius, whom Alexander |
06Khor2 14:5 | | | To his brother-in-law | Mithridates | he entrusted Mazhak and the |
06Khor2 15:1 | | | Mazhak and the death of | Mithridates | |
06Khor2 15:5 | | | Pompey in his war with | Mithridates | met with strong resistance and |
06Khor2 15:5 | | | numbers gained the victory, and | Mithridates | fled to the regions of |
06Khor2 15:6 | | | captured Mazhak, seized his son | Mithridates, | and put a garrison in |
06Khor2 15:6 | | | he himself did not pursue | Mithridates | but hastened through Syria to |
06Khor2 15:7 | | | of Pontius Pilate he had | Mithridates | murdered by poison |
06Khor2 15:8 | | | news of the death of | Mithridates | reached Pompey near Jericho |
06Khor2 16:1 | | | the freeing of the young | Mithridates | |
06Khor2 16:2 | | | and having observed mourning for | Mithridates, | marched to Syria against the |
06Khor2 16:4 | | | him his cousin the young | Mithridates, | son of Mithridates, whom Pompey |
06Khor2 16:4 | | | the young Mithridates, son of | Mithridates, | whom Pompey had captured in |
06Khor2 18:1 | | | Tigran, and the revolt of | Mithridates, | and the building of Caesarea |
06Khor2 18:4 | | | became suspicious of the young | Mithridates; | no longer regarding him as |
06Khor2 18:5 | | | | Mithridates, | having endured his uncle Tigran’s |
09Draskh1 6:2 | | | to his brother-in-law | Mithridates, | he returned to his land |
09Draskh1 6:3 | | | The same | Mithridates | also went and occupied the |
09Draskh1 6:3 | | | annexed the city to Armenia, | Mithridates | adorned it, calling it a |
09Draskh1 6:7 | | | the Roman Pompey came upon | Mithridates; | even though the latter had |
09Draskh1 6:8 | | | and seized the son of | Mithridates, | the younger Mithridates, who was |
09Draskh1 6:8 | | | son of Mithridates, the younger | Mithridates, | who was named after his |
09Draskh1 6:8 | | | father. He had the elder | Mithridates, | who had fled, poisoned through |
09Draskh1 6:8 | | | father, and entrusted the younger | Mithridates | to the Roman Gabianus (Gabiane |
09Draskh1 6:9 | | | A short time later, | Mithridates, | being scorned by his uncle |