01Kor1 13:1 | | | do likewise in the pagan | areas | |
02Agat1 1:7 | | | Huns to raid the Persian | areas | and to invade the Asorestan |
02Agat1 1:7 | | | and to invade the Asorestan | areas, | as far as the gates |
02Agat1 1:14 | | | warriors there in the Kushan | areas | and in the Kushans’ own |
02Agat1 2:1 | | | spread about raiding the Asorestan | areas | |
02Agat1 2:13 | | | though emigrating to the Armenian | areas, | as though they had revolted |
02Agat1 2:19 | | | king arose and left those | areas | when the warm days of |
02Agat1 2:33 | | | one fleeing to the Persian | areas, | and the other, to the |
02Agat1 2:33 | | | other, to the Greek Byzantine | areas | |
02Agat1 3:2 | | | and advanced, raiding throughout the | areas | of the Armenian land. He |
02Agat1 3:8 | | | had gone to the Byzantine | areas, | was nourished and educated in |
02Agat1 4:28 | | | Armenia returned from the Byzantine | areas | |
02Agat1 4:29 | | | king arrived in the Armenian | areas, | he found many Persian troops |
02Agat1 4:30 | | | flight back to the Persian | areas. | He conquered his patrimonial lordship |
02Agat1 11:12 | | | much booty from the Syrian | areas | and acquired an unbelievable amount |
02Agat1 11:13 | | | the Huns, and seized Persian | areas | |
02Agat1 12:2 | | | located in hamlets, shens, cultivated | areas, | villages, and farms [agaraks], to the |
02Agat3 10:17 | | | priesthood. He merely enclosed certain | areas | with walls and set up |
02Agat3 11:5 | | | forms, fled to the Xaghtiq | areas. | When the residents of Daranaghiq |
02Agat3 12:2 | | | order to people in those | areas - | who were possessed by Satan |
02Agat3 14:5 | | | and sent to the Cappadocian | areas, | to the city of Caesarea |
02Agat3 21:6 | | | districts, regions, cities, hamlets, cultivated | areas, | villages, and estates |
02Agat3 23:3 | | | became shepherd over the savage | areas | of Basean. Third was Basos |
02Agat3 23:4 | | | to become bishops of various | areas | and to increase the preaching |
03Buz3 5:4 | | | attained the episcopate in the | areas | of Aghuania and Iberia (Georgia |
03Buz3 6:1 | | | of the Iberian and Aghuanian | areas, | occupying this office while he |
03Buz3 7:11 | | | long journey to the Byzantine | areas | |
03Buz3 8:6 | | | sites, nor were the two | areas | joined by a road, the |
03Buz3 14:2 | | | foreign places in the Iranian | areas | Daniel also preached and turned |
03Buz3 14:20 | | | from the uninhabited places, the | areas | of his direction became principal |
03Buz3 21:8 | | | and fled to the Byzantine | areas, | bringing the bad news to |
03Buz4 4:36 | | | in all the lands, districts, | areas, | regions and corners in the |
03Buz4 11:12 | | | go and loot the Cappadocian | areas | |
03Buz4 11:13 | | | troops, and looted the Cappadocian | areas | as far as the city |
03Buz4 11:14 | | | of greatness, visiting upon those | areas | violence with great, intense emnity |
03Buz4 12:4 | | | different districts and regions and | areas, | the grandees, holders of lands |
03Buz4 13:8 | | | as far as the Bakaser | areas, | and thence with great gladness |
03Buz4 15:76 | | | was Mrjiwnik, from the Arshamunik | areas | from the nahang of Taron |
03Buz4 22:20 | | | troops then raided the Iranian | areas, | striking as far as the |
03Buz4 24:14 | | | raiding, advancing through the Basen | areas | seeking to come up behind |
03Buz4 26:3 | | | survivors as fugitives to the | areas | of the borders of Iran |
03Buz5 7:1 | | | of Iran, in the Xuzhastan | areas, | at Andmeshn fortress, which was |
03Buz5 8:1 | | | warfare ceased in the Iranian | areas, | and the people were secured |
03Buz5 11:1 | | | greatly struck at the Mark | areas, | since they had rebelled from |
03Buz5 19:1 | | | district of Anjit, striking the | areas | of districts surrounding it. For |
03Buz5 29:6 | | | regions of Armenia - bishops for | areas | within the boundaries of Armenia |
04Yegh2 3:73 | | | lands but also of desolate | areas | |
04Yegh3 7:172 | | | split their army over three | areas | |
04Yegh3 9:210 | | | for refuge into the secure | areas | of his own territory. Departing |
04Yegh7 9:214 | | | useful streams, and similarly the | areas | of dry land with all |
05Parp1 3:9 | | | and have flowed to all | areas | |
05Parp3 30:8 | | | decided to go to the | areas | of Byzantine authority where they |
05Parp4 67:10 | | | brigade which was in those | areas, | he quickly reached the banks |
05Parp4 89:0 | | | not dare to enter Armenian | areas, | but rather stopped in the |
05Parp4 94:13 | | | Zareh fled to the mountainous | areas | where he secured himself. But |
06Khor2 6:3 | | | Two flat and wooded | areas | with mountains he arranged as |
06Khor3 56:5 | | | all the mountains and inaccessible | areas. | In this affray the Vanandats’ik’ |
07Seb1 52:18 | | | they went to their respective | areas | |
08Ghev1 18:0 | | | was unrest in the northern | areas. | For the Khazar king, who |
08Ghev1 19:7 | | | spread about raiding the surrounding | areas | taking the districts and cities |
08Ghev1 22:2 | | | Marwan returned from the Hun | areas | with great triumph and much |
08Ghev1 27:1 | | | blazed out in the eastern | areas, | in the land of Khurasan |
08Ghev1 30:1 | | | sinfulness (?Paulicians) in the Iranian | areas | who commenced making attacks on |
08Ghev1 34:42 | | | reaching it via the Syrian | areas | |
08Ghev1 35:0 | | | district of Bagrewand and adjacent | areas, | causing great crises among the |
08Ghev1 37:6 | | | many troops, they reached the | areas | of Cilicia and Bishan where |
08Ghev1 38:4 | | | its walls and the surrounding | areas | had been carefully attended to |
08Ghev1 38:6 | | | He went to the | areas | of Pontus, to the fortress |
10Tovma1 1:59 | | | Phrygia, which of the three | areas | of the world is called |
10Tovma3 10:12 | | | country to occupy the mountainous | areas, | intending to resist with force |
10Tovma4 8:8 | | | gardens and parks, distinguishing the | areas | for parks and flower gardens |
11Asogh1 30:1 | | | in general in all those | areas | |
12Last1 18:2 | | | in Babylon and the surrounding | areas, | since he was a very |