01Kor1 2:1 | | | disputatious eloquence, relying on our | own | thoughts; but through examples we |
01Kor1 2:22 | | | gospel, lauding not only His | own | twelve or the Forerunner, but |
01Kor1 12:5 | | | To them they offered their | own | labors as examples and guide |
01Kor1 24:4 | | | his God-loving officers, his | own | pupils, the chief of whom |
01Kor1 26:6 | | | seen by everyone with his | own | eyes, and was not related |
02Agat1 1:5 | | | and unhappily came to his | own | land |
02Agat1 1:10 | | | had deposed from power his | own | Arsacid kinsmen. Inflamed with his |
02Agat1 1:13 | | | was greatly saddened that his | own | clansmen, his kinfolk, had submitted |
02Agat1 1:14 | | | come forth to aid their | own | Arsacid clansmen and to oppose |
02Agat1 1:14 | | | areas and in the Kushans’ | own | native land for them to |
02Agat1 1:15 | | | supporting the lordship of their | own | Arsacid clan and its brotherhood |
02Agat1 2:2 | | | they valiantly returned to their | own | places |
02Agat1 2:8 | | | to take revenge on his | own | Arsacid clansman, as though on |
02Agat1 2:9 | | | your native Parthian land, your | own | Pahlaw property |
02Agat1 3:4 | | | Armenians, renaming places after his | own | name and putting to flight |
02Agat1 4:3 | | | single combatant champion from my | own | forces here, and you as |
02Agat1 4:27 | | | then sent him to his | own | land, Armenia |
02Agat1 4:30 | | | patrimonial lordship, making it his | own, | and strengthened its borders |
02Agat1 5:24 | | | life,’ just as your | own | hope is cut off, whereas |
02Agat1 5:43 | | | immortal and raise to his | own | divinity his beloved and called |
02Agat1 5:47 | | | your fashioner, who in his | own | time will fit your cheeks |
02Agat1 7:26 | | | virgin [cf. Phil. 2.7], in order by his | own | likeness to raise us to |
02Agat1 7:30 | | | glorified the saints by his | own | endurance, in enduring himself the |
02Agat1 7:31 | | | he might subject to his | own | image of his divinity the |
02Agat1 7:32 | | | quickly subject them to his | own | image |
02Agat1 7:44 | | | sacrifices, therefore he shed his | own | blood on the wood, so |
02Agat1 7:47 | | | ourselves if we follow our | own | will or the will of |
02Agat1 7:81 | | | races of mankind to their | own | inane desires |
02Agat1 7:85 | | | on the creatures of his | own | hands, that he might put |
02Agat1 7:106 | | | your loved ones through your | own | sufferings and humility; you showed |
02Agat1 9:10 | | | as you said, by his | own | judgments |
02Agat1 9:15 | | | this is not through my | own | power but through the strength |
02Agat1 12:8 | | | ordered the princes in their | own | activities to root out and |
02Agat1 12:10 | | | every householder [tanuter] cares for his | own | tun and his family, so |
02Agat1 14:6 | | | death, and they consider their | own | death on behalf of their |
02Agat1 15:6 | | | give his inheritance to his | own | beloved servants |
02Agat1 15:7 | | | his commandments to share his | own | nature. And if there be |
02Agat1 15:21 | | | the transitory purple of your | own | nature. So why then will |
02Agat1 17:5 | | | astonished. Moreover, even within his | own | kingdom, when he had returned |
02Agat1 17:18 | | | you yourself heard with your | own | ears today, which encouraged and |
02Agat1 17:22 | | | up, and who shed his | own | blood on the cross; for |
02Agat1 17:33 | | | Even though Rhipsime’s | own | clothes had been torn to |
02Agat1 19:1 | | | and its armor and his | own | armor, and fastening them to |
02Agat1 20:3 | | | crazy and to eat his | own | flesh. Just like Nebuchadnezzar, king |
02Agat1 20:26 | | | forward, frenzied and eating their | own | flesh, infested with demons and |
02Agat1 20:37 | | | was wrapped in the saint’s | own | torn clothing. He note: “For |
02Agat1 20:38 | | | dwelling, and made it his | own | residence |
02Agat1 21:9 | | | judged them according to our | own | desires.’ |
02Agat1 21:18 | | | strength and firmness of your | own | bones, how you became weakened |
02Agat1 21:25 | | | to walk according to their | own | wishes, as scripture says: ’I |
02Agat1 21:25 | | | follow the wishes of their | own | hearts |
02Agat1 21:26 | | | they went according to their | own | desires’ |
02Agat1 21:27 | | | to call you to his | own | glory and incorruptibility [cf. II Tim. 1.10], for you |
02Agat1 21:32 | | | magnify the creatures by his | own | descent to humility, and to |
02Agat1 22:6 | | | that the people ate their | own | flesh with their own teeth |
02Agat1 22:6 | | | their own flesh with their | own | teeth |
02Agat1 22:10 | | | as you saw with your | own | eyes? How could this have |
02Agat1 22:12 | | | God’s command, but at my | own | decision? How could this be |
02Agat3 1:6 | | | off the thoughts of your | own | minds, become worthy of the |
02Agat3 7:5 | | | for the saints, using his | own | hands |
02Agat3 8:5 | | | of the saints with their | own | hands |
02Agat3 8:8 | | | with the saint in his | own | room, where, through the all |
02Agat3 8:9 | | | everyone the labor of his | own | hands, as a crown of |
02Agat3 8:10 | | | of the martyrs in her | own | sanctuary |
02Agat3 8:14 | | | cross-enveloped witnesses to their | own | dwellings, which had been built |
02Agat3 9:4 | | | His face returned to its | own | form and the skin of |
02Agat3 15:3 | | | banners, each prince with his | own | brigade, and then departed from |
02Agat3 18:12 | | | by the pleasure of his | own | will advises everyone that he |
02Agat3 23:2 | | | and raised them in his | own | sight and under his own |
02Agat3 23:2 | | | own sight and under his | own | care, seeing to their training |
02Agat3 24:3 | | | are accustomed to set their | own | virtue as a canon to |
02Agat3 24:9 | | | they provided profit for their | own | weak selves, and then they |
02Agat3 26:1 | | | in a retreat of his | own. | However, he did not agree |
02Agat3 26:15 | | | Similarly, he asked on his | own | behalf that his sins, committed |
02Agat3 28:18 | | | they were still in their | own | land, how pleasing their life |
02Agat3 29:5 | | | making ever more glorious his | own | see of the country of |
02Agat3 30:6 | | | we ourselves saw with our | own | eyes and were present at |
02Agat3 30:7 | | | yet false stories from our | own | words, but leaving aside the |
02Agat3 30:10 | | | rise up and tell their | own | sons, that they may place |
03Buz3 5:2 | | | son, a fruit of his | own | who he would place in |
03Buz3 7:3 | | | were unable to count their | own | men |
03Buz3 8:12 | | | the enemy to ambush his | own | troops, to have his own |
03Buz3 8:12 | | | own troops, to have his | own | men put to the sword |
03Buz3 9:10 | | | child returned and seized his | own | tun. His name was Xesha |
03Buz3 10:13 | | | to treacherously worship to their | own | destruction what was cast by |
03Buz3 13:3 | | | of destruction, having cut their | own | road, they were ruined and |
03Buz3 13:4 | | | of ruin, and by their | own | will fell into sin, by |
03Buz3 13:5 | | | of sheep which made its | own | protecting and guarding dogs depart |
03Buz3 13:5 | | | dogs depart, and by its | own | will was betrayed to the |
03Buz3 13:28 | | | resembled the people of their | own | age, and, boasting of their |
03Buz3 14:2 | | | of great justiciary of Gregory’s | own | principality. He was also superintendent |
03Buz3 16:3 | | | they returned thence to their | own | land in peace |
03Buz3 16:4 | | | impiety, he nonetheless kept his | own | person holy |
03Buz3 20:14 | | | Pisak aggrevate Varaz against his | own | natural lord, and plot to |
03Buz3 20:20 | | | arrived, Tiran reasoned with his | own | servants, the eunuch attendants of |
03Buz3 21:6 | | | country of Armenia completely his | own | |
03Buz3 21:16 | | | And he barely reached his | own | land |
03Buz3 21:18 | | | and then departed for his | own | country, Byzantium |
03Buz3 21:19 | | | as a fugitive to his | own | country. When he got there |
03Buz3 21:26 | | | again enthrone him in his | own | land and return him in |
03Buz4 1:6 | | | dwelled in peace enjoying his | own | creations |
03Buz4 4:37 | | | people would remain in their | own | stations and not go forth |
03Buz4 4:37 | | | never go out of their | own | doors, but rather that everyone |
03Buz4 4:52 | | | With his | own | hands he washed them all |
03Buz4 5:8 | | | a man, suffered by his | own | will, died and rose again |
03Buz4 5:76 | | | he insulted me of his | own | free will, of his own |
03Buz4 5:76 | | | own free will, of his | own | free will he became the |
03Buz4 10:25 | | | parting, each went to his | own | |
03Buz4 13:1 | | | returned and dwelled in their | own | cities |
03Buz4 13:18 | | | assembled be dispersed to their | own | places, and that each return |
03Buz4 14:0 | | | by the words of his | own | mouth; how since he deserved |
03Buz4 14:4 | | | Nerses was circulating about his | own | area of authority. For they |
03Buz4 15:76 | | | the food offered by her | own | maids, and drinking only the |
03Buz4 18:0 | | | through the treachery of his | own | brother Vasak |
03Buz4 18:11 | | | and kill him, and his | own | brother Vasak went to effect |
03Buz4 20:31 | | | he will lodge within his | own | tun |
03Buz4 20:35 | | | of Armenians, longed for his | own | tun and his own customary |
03Buz4 20:35 | | | his own tun and his | own | customary place |
03Buz4 20:37 | | | gave Arshak his daughter, his | own | daughter Paranjem would be dishonored |
03Buz4 20:57 | | | done by one of his | own | men. “For,” he said, “that |
03Buz4 23:2 | | | First Meruzhan apostasized his | own | life, for he had been |
03Buz4 23:3 | | | worshipping the fire, in my | own | place |
03Buz4 23:9 | | | land and fled to their | own | land at great speed |
03Buz4 24:18 | | | had been seized from their | own | places and transferred to a |
03Buz4 32:4 | | | the Iranian troops, including his | own | relative Dehkan nahapet, and expelled |
03Buz4 38:2 | | | So, he too organized his | own | troops and entrusted them to |
03Buz4 44:10 | | | looked and saw with her | own | eyes that white snakes had |
03Buz4 50:13 | | | of Armenia and against his | own | tanuter Vasak. Recalling the death |
03Buz4 51:16 | | | let’s go each to his | own | place, for we cannot heed |
03Buz4 51:17 | | | they all dispersed to their | own | tuns |
03Buz4 54:10 | | | and come here on his | own | feet |
03Buz4 54:21 | | | with the soil of his | own | Iranian country of residence |
03Buz4 54:23 | | | against me and by your | own | will, not by my wishes |
03Buz4 55:7 | | | and bringing them to their | own | encampment. They brought their victuals |
03Buz4 58:0 | | | were slain slain by their | own | son |
03Buz4 58:12 | | | and then went to her | own | people |
03Buz4 58:13 | | | did not even pity their | own. | Rather, without mercy they judged |
03Buz4 58:13 | | | strangers as well as their | own | families |
03Buz4 58:14 | | | built many atrushans on their | own | sephakan property and had their |
03Buz5 2:14 | | | Armenian troops returned to their | own | land, many of the Armenian |
03Buz5 4:28 | | | of Armenia, ordered that his | own | steed and spear be offered |
03Buz5 4:28 | | | them. “I will use my | own, | king,” he said, “whatever you |
03Buz5 6:12 | | | clothing was related to his | own | wickedness |
03Buz5 7:0 | | | how he died by his | own | hand at Anyush fortress in |
03Buz5 7:22 | | | and plunged it into his | own | heart. He died then and |
03Buz5 22:2 | | | see the dews with their | own | eyes |
03Buz5 23:5 | | | Furthermore, the people of his | own | land and all the troops |
03Buz5 23:6 | | | speak of this lest his | own | troops kill him |
03Buz5 24:22 | | | had been committed, to his | own | village in Til awan |
03Buz5 32:13 | | | to play, all making their | own | different tasteful sounds |
03Buz5 32:18 | | | Byzantine general Terent drew his | own | sword and cut off Gnel’s |
03Buz5 34:8 | | | the land of Armenia his | own | |
03Buz5 35:2 | | | attentive to what youths his | own | age said, than to what |
03Buz5 37:10 | | | boundaries, dispatching them to their | own | country |
03Buz5 38:7 | | | tachar vessels, and by his | own | hand gave him great authority |
03Buz5 43:4 | | | Korchek district, then with his | own | personal brigade of assembled bandits |
03Buz5 43:27 | | | malefactor Meruzhan had placed his | own | weapon, ornament and helmet emblem |
03Buz5 43:27 | | | himself did not use his | own | emblem |
03Buz5 43:28 | | | saw their brigade, with his | own | brigade he fell upon them |
03Buz5 43:33 | | | him disguised, not wearing his | own | emblem |
03Buz5 43:34 | | | visited your evil upon your | own | head. The Lord has betrayed |
03Buz5 44:2 | | | Sparapet Manuel married his | own | daughter, Vardanduxt, to the youth |
03Buz5 44:24 | | | With his | own | hands he distributed an incalculable |
03Buz6 1:12 | | | them was obedient to his | own | monarch. Xosrov’s sector was larger |
03Buz6 10:1 | | | the buffoonery to serve his | own | ends |
04Yegh1 1:9 | | | and he returned to his | own | city of Ctesiphon |
04Yegh1 3:54 | | | furnace in Babylon, until his | own | people around him were consumed |
04Yegh2 1:23 | | | he began to wound his | own | evil mind with hidden arrows |
04Yegh2 2:36 | | | and brought them to his | own | empire |
04Yegh2 2:45 | | | the king himself with his | own | eyes saw their denunciation of |
04Yegh2 4:98 | | | religion, they have brought their | own | ruin upon themselves. But why |
04Yegh2 6:133 | | | in many places of your | own | country his book is to |
04Yegh2 6:137 | | | any place but is his | own | place; he is not in |
04Yegh2 7:154 | | | would have intercourse with his | own | parent |
04Yegh2 7:158 | | | the latter fell of his | own | will and was rendered corruptible |
04Yegh2 7:159 | | | received punishment, but from his | own | laziness in not obeying the |
04Yegh2 7:159 | | | which he suffered in his | own | person |
04Yegh2 8:177 | | | world as created and his | own | immaterial essence as Creator of |
04Yegh2 8:179 | | | been left free in their | own | will, for they are rational |
04Yegh2 9:202 | | | honored as divinely fashioned his | own | creation |
04Yegh2 9:204 | | | Jesus Christ, who in his | own | body redeemed the whole world |
04Yegh2 9:207 | | | Olives to heaven before his | own | disciples, and came and sat |
04Yegh2 9:216 | | | he did not spare his | own | immortality, we—since we become |
04Yegh2 9:216 | | | we become mortal by our | own | will—shall willingly die for |
04Yegh2 9:216 | | | willingly endow us with his | own | immortality; we shall die as |
04Yegh2 10:244 | | | But although they saw their | own | brothers in great trouble and |
04Yegh2 13:303 | | | instruct the people in their | own | homes, and the believers in |
04Yegh2 13:303 | | | who dwell each in their | own | monasteries, shall change their garments |
04Yegh3 1:14 | | | now you have fattened your | own | bodies as food for it |
04Yegh3 1:18 | | | have taken up of your | own | accord a heavy burden; freed |
04Yegh3 1:21 | | | but more I pity your | own | selves |
04Yegh3 1:22 | | | and you then of your | own | accord put yourselves in servitude |
04Yegh3 1:23 | | | time answer for both their | own | and their fathers’ sins |
04Yegh3 3:51 | | | their relatives, and even their | own | selves |
04Yegh3 3:63 | | | should remain undisturbed in their | own | doctrines without fear—magus and |
04Yegh3 3:66 | | | I have seen with my | own | eyes seems to me even |
04Yegh3 3:70 | | | sees for sure with his | own | eyes |
04Yegh3 3:75 | | | them act according to their | own | will, so that gradually they |
04Yegh3 4:81 | | | of Siunik he increased his | own | forces for the support of |
04Yegh3 5:107 | | | into strong prisons under their | own | command |
04Yegh3 5:121 | | | they dug each one his | own | grave. Their lives were reckoned |
04Yegh3 6:133 | | | miracle and themselves with their | own | hands set fire to the |
04Yegh3 6:142 | | | same time to describe their | own | brave valor, which they had |
04Yegh3 7:156 | | | they were aware of their | own | small numbers and of the |
04Yegh3 7:157 | | | abroad, nevertheless supported by their | own | valor and the consolation of |
04Yegh3 7:171 | | | in the strongholds of his | own | land with the fictitious excuse |
04Yegh3 8:180 | | | readiness and looked at their | own | small number—although they were |
04Yegh3 8:199 | | | spot and saw with their | own | eyes the victory that had |
04Yegh3 8:200 | | | with the ritual of their | own | religion; they also took a |
04Yegh3 9:205 | | | few have fled to their | own | places, but most have followed |
04Yegh3 9:210 | | | the secure areas of his | own | territory. Departing in such great |
04Yegh3 9:210 | | | Ayrarat as well as his | own | property he unwillingly abandoned in |
04Yegh3 9:219 | | | made false insinuations on his | own | |
04Yegh3 10:229 | | | firm and true to their | own | religion, in such measure have |
04Yegh3 10:236 | | | war against me in my | own | house, the result of which |
04Yegh3 11:256 | | | success of events on his | own | ministers, he thus assumed that |
04Yegh3 11:262 | | | indivisible divinity received into his | own | body the sufferings of our |
04Yegh3 11:272 | | | this man he added his | own | lethal command: he gathered under |
04Yegh4 1:7 | | | some of them lost their | own | true lives and were the |
04Yegh4 1:10 | | | presented himself. He confirmed his | own | faithfulness and the illegal rebellion |
04Yegh4 1:13 | | | that were even above his | own | station—to the effect that |
04Yegh4 1:15 | | | attributed this knowledge to his | own | cunning, quite unaware of the |
04Yegh4 1:15 | | | fact that Vasak on his | own | had separated and cut himself |
04Yegh4 1:19 | | | of adoption and with his | own | hands broke the firm seal |
04Yegh4 2:46 | | | these means hid all his | own | Satanic falsehood |
04Yegh4 3:60 | | | In his | own | province there were two nephews |
04Yegh4 3:72 | | | course of events, of his | own | cunning wisdom, and of Vasak’s |
04Yegh5 1:2 | | | who are feeble-hearted. Their | own | death or loss of possessions |
04Yegh5 1:4 | | | did we observe with our | own | eyes at that time that |
04Yegh5 1:21 | | | rank. But as of your | own | free will you have appointed |
04Yegh5 2:35 | | | any just deeds of our | own | but from the liberal bestower |
04Yegh5 2:45 | | | something he provided from his | own | resources or his companions’. He |
04Yegh5 3:65 | | | return to God with his | own | hands the gifts he had |
04Yegh5 3:65 | | | the immortal, who by his | own | death abolished the power of |
04Yegh5 3:68 | | | Mystery waxed strong, in his | own | person he took vengeance on |
04Yegh5 3:74 | | | slew eight hundred with his | own | hands and offered two fifties |
04Yegh5 5:107 | | | of Scripture, each in his | own | canonical rank, like armed men |
04Yegh5 5:119 | | | are lords each of your | own | province, and you possess great |
04Yegh5 6:131 | | | the valiant Arshavir and his | own | blood brother Hamazaspean in support |
04Yegh5 8:171 | | | the terrible casualties of his | own | forces were three times worse |
04Yegh5 8:172 | | | number of fallen on his | own | side and reckoned them up |
04Yegh5 8:175 | | | royal imprint and with his | own | witness and that of the |
04Yegh6 1:14 | | | sent off to each one’s | own | place with orders for the |
04Yegh6 1:19 | | | to live luxuriously in their | own | houses but in apostasy |
04Yegh6 3:52 | | | many prisoners back to their | own | country, and clearly showed to |
04Yegh6 3:73 | | | bishops to occupy each his | own | see, to conduct worship openly |
04Yegh6 4:76 | | | return and occupy each his | own | place |
04Yegh6 4:82 | | | follow the decision of his | own | mind; let him worship as |
04Yegh6 4:99 | | | given him sealed with his | own | ring |
04Yegh6 5:105 | | | for so many days, his | own | relatives—who had also earlier |
04Yegh6 6:150 | | | will also turn to their | own | destruction. But we shall call |
04Yegh6 7:151 | | | kept him apart in his | own | bonds |
04Yegh6 7:154 | | | grandparents as well as his | own, | and even to the women’s |
04Yegh7 1:4 | | | them. He had of his | own | will submitted to the king’s |
04Yegh7 1:10 | | | himself returned safely to his | own | country |
04Yegh7 2:27 | | | thought that one of his | own | servants had secretly received something |
04Yegh7 3:54 | | | the power back in our | own | country not to fall into |
04Yegh7 3:55 | | | act of Providence of his | own | will, was betrayed into the |
04Yegh7 3:71 | | | humbled and shamed among his | own | disciples |
04Yegh7 4:90 | | | and intense tears for their | own | selves |
04Yegh7 4:93 | | | and threw it over his | own | body |
04Yegh7 4:94 | | | up a font in his | own | house and received Holy Baptism |
04Yegh7 5:105 | | | your table, take each your | own | seat and allow me my |
04Yegh7 5:105 | | | seat and allow me my | own | place |
04Yegh7 6:145 | | | effect, but teachers of our | own | religion were led astray after |
04Yegh7 8:179 | | | you have seen with your | own | eyes how an illustrious man |
04Yegh7 8:180 | | | he did not spare his | own | foster brother because of our |
04Yegh7 8:183 | | | that the king of his | own | free will divinizes whom he |
04Yegh7 8:197 | | | may recognize and learn their | own | insignificance and the gods’ greatness |
04Yegh7 9:218 | | | If your | own, | who neither see nor understand |
04Yegh7 10:234 | | | I saw myself with my | own | eyes how he was positively |
04Yegh7 10:235 | | | whom you saw with your | own | eyes |
04Yegh7 10:243 | | | be seduction has been our | own | same thought by day and |
04Yegh7 10:245 | | | tolerating you out of my | own | kindness. For I am not |
04Yegh7 10:247 | | | must also look to his | own | soul; for we are not |
04Yegh7 10:248 | | | listening to you of my | own | accord and not at the |
04Yegh7 11:259 | | | naught and advancing only its | own | art carries out its task |
04Yegh7 11:260 | | | which are not of our | own | free choosing but (have affected |
04Yegh7 11:261 | | | and quickening God, of his | own | good will became a doctor |
04Yegh7 11:261 | | | by the pains of his | own | torments he healed all the |
04Yegh7 12:278 | | | what is advantageous to your | own | well-being, but your real |
04Yegh7 12:280 | | | men who are in your | own | image. You will have to |
04Yegh7 12:295 | | | the rod: ’What in your | own | minds do you think of |
04Yegh7 13:312 | | | Then rolling in his | own | blood he note: “I shall |
04Yegh7 13:315 | | | his body, even with his | own | eyes he saw companies of |
04Yegh7 13:316 | | | which you fashioned through your | own | skill. Take them, and place |
04Yegh8 1:11 | | | at peace and in your | own | country, all was well. But |
04Yegh9 3:54 | | | Aryans. Then he crowned his | own | protege, who was named Peroz |
04Yegh9 4:87 | | | With their | own | eyes they saw the ravaging |
04Yegh9 4:87 | | | of their property; with their | own | ears they heard the torments |
04Yegh9 4:99 | | | With their | own | fingers they toiled and sustained |
05Parp1 3:12 | | | and useless narrations of their | own | and inserted them into literate |
05Parp2 6:0 | | | that they be given) their | own | king, selected, according to the |
05Parp2 9:6 | | | requested another king of their | own | from Shapuh. Agreeing, (Shapuh) enthroned |
05Parp2 10:12 | | | land of Armenia during your | own | reign, for it will benefit |
05Parp2 12:4 | | | Armenia, Yazkert instead enthroned his | own | son who was named Shapuh |
05Parp2 13:26 | | | advised others, not take my | own | advice |
05Parp2 14:6 | | | to be hostile to their | own | lords. Following their custom, they |
05Parp2 14:14 | | | Armenia, a man of his | own | tohm, he went and related |
05Parp2 14:20 | | | court, they came to their | own | land |
05Parp2 15:4 | | | Arshak treacherously inflicted on his | own | brother’s son Gnel, he was |
05Parp2 16:3 | | | imprint His glory within your | own | person, follow the same example |
05Parp2 17:7 | | | salvation for themselves by their | own | vigilance |
05Parp2 18:6 | | | priests and azats to (Sahak’s) | own | native sephakan village named Ashtishat |
05Parp2 18:8 | | | they would return to their | own | dwelling |
05Parp2 19:0 | | | this virtuous man to his | own | village called Oshakan |
05Parp3 20:15 | | | the world—not by their | own | will, but rather at the |
05Parp3 21:0 | | | and an implementer of his | own | wicked scheme. (Mihrnerseh) delightedly went |
05Parp3 27:3 | | | to think solely of our | own | salvation and resist the prince’s |
05Parp3 28:4 | | | each one hastened to his | own | land |
05Parp3 28:18 | | | farewell, each went to his | own | land in order to inform |
05Parp3 30:0 | | | the entire multitude of his | own | court , and began speaking to |
05Parp3 30:18 | | | taken care to protect your | own, | do not abandon such a |
05Parp3 30:18 | | | are striving that only your | own | folk be crowned |
05Parp3 30:21 | | | merely seek benefit for our | own | souls, but would rejoice in |
05Parp3 31:3 | | | He longed to shed his | own | blood for the flourishing covenant |
05Parp3 31:5 | | | therefore) be killed by his | own | comrades, dying an unworthy death |
05Parp3 34:1 | | | recognized as not sharing his | own | intentions, and so organized them |
05Parp3 34:8 | | | Vasak’s actions) collapsed on his | own | head |
05Parp3 35:1 | | | saw how very few his | own | men were. He began to |
05Parp3 35:6 | | | of Armenia, Vardan, arranged his | own | brigade with competent cavalry, opposite |
05Parp3 36:6 | | | grow up each in his | own | place and attain princehood, while |
05Parp3 37:3 | | | who had gone to their | own | homes to celebrate the Easter |
05Parp3 39:1 | | | left wing himself, with his | own | brigade and with the prince |
05Parp3 39:2 | | | He left his | own | brother, Hamazaspean, as the rear |
05Parp3 39:2 | | | them with words, for their | own | salvation |
05Parp3 39:6 | | | and fatigued from killing their | own | people, and how they were |
05Parp3 44:2 | | | saw this bravery with his | own | eyes in Marvirhot. There are |
05Parp3 44:24 | | | hearing the words from his | own | mouth. Now we saw that |
05Parp3 45:19 | | | our faith, sealed with his | own | ring, the very Book on |
05Parp3 45:20 | | | into his service by our | own | will, and he will delightedly |
05Parp3 46:3 | | | And so, you with your | own | hand killed such a useful |
05Parp3 46:4 | | | now be visited upon your | own | wicked head |
05Parp3 46:12 | | | that he started beating his | own | face with his hand in |
05Parp3 46:14 | | | his death, by prince Vasak’s | own | attendants |
05Parp3 50:9 | | | here in bonds to their | own | land. With regard to the |
05Parp3 51:12 | | | worthy to see in our | own | lifetimes, in the flesh, our |
05Parp3 52:4 | | | attach (these ornaments) to their | own | hands, feet, and necks. Should |
05Parp3 52:5 | | | the wealthy) put on their | own ( | ornaments), not regarding them as |
05Parp3 53:1 | | | mind (the question of) your | own | life and (the existence) of |
05Parp3 57:32 | | | return each (body) to its | own | land, to benefit the spiritual |
05Parp3 57:33 | | | their bonds to see their | own | land, through the intercession of |
05Parp4 60:3 | | | for your women, in your | own | land. He has ordered you |
05Parp4 61:0 | | | forgotten the beam in their | own | eyes, complacently and with conceit |
05Parp4 61:2 | | | even regretfully thought about our | own | faults, are unworthy to observe |
05Parp4 61:4 | | | whom we heard with our | own | ears—indeed resembled celestial beings |
05Parp4 63:0 | | | managed to stay in their | own | houses, like thieves, having purchased |
05Parp4 64:35 | | | Thereafter, by his | own | choice the holy kat’oghikos of |
05Parp4 66:15 | | | place our hopes) on our | own | deaths, for we consider it |
05Parp4 66:18 | | | to see him with my | own | eyes and rejoice. And then |
05Parp4 70:6 | | | to do something for his | own | benefit, but rather with exhortation |
05Parp4 70:8 | | | whoever is concerned about his | own | salvation and longs to inherit |
05Parp4 74:3 | | | Even his | own | brother, the great general of |
05Parp4 74:10 | | | troops. Putting him on his | own | steed, (Vahan) removed him from |
05Parp4 76:15 | | | the impious brothers (including) his | own | brother Gdihon, he replied as |
05Parp4 77:5 | | | for the sake of his | own | soul. This man, after removing |
05Parp4 80:3 | | | king Vaxt’ang saw that his | own | people had deceived and left |
05Parp4 84:4 | | | from them as from his | own | relatives; and we survivors will |
05Parp4 84:4 | | | be unable to save our | own | lives |
05Parp4 84:8 | | | have I witnessed in my | own | time (an instance when) someone |
05Parp4 85:9 | | | us killed here with his | own | sword, instead of letting the |
05Parp4 85:16 | | | that the corpses of his | own | servants would fill the trench |
05Parp4 89:6 | | | with you are not my | own, | but those of all the |
05Parp4 89:11 | | | land to see with his | own | eyes, hear with his own |
05Parp4 89:11 | | | own eyes, hear with his | own | ears, know and speak with |
05Parp4 89:11 | | | know and speak with his | own | mouth, and not with the |
05Parp4 89:14 | | | king who sees with his | own | healthy eyes and hears with |
05Parp4 90:7 | | | wickedness, and not on his | own | will |
05Parp4 90:14 | | | to Vahan Mamikonean, with his | own | messengers. With much urging, he |
05Parp4 91:23 | | | safety of himself and his | own | sons, how could he concern |
05Parp4 93:4 | | | went to lodge in their | own | places |
05Parp4 94:9 | | | sent was one of (Vahan’s) | own | nephews (brother’s son), Grigor, son |
05Parp4 95:6 | | | been the cause of your | own | ruination and that of such |
05Parp4 98:11 | | | marzpan), he would consume his | own | House provisions, and all of |
06Khor1 1:6 | | | us or even in our | own | time were the nobles and |
06Khor1 4:17 | | | God was killed by his | own | blood brother |
06Khor1 4:18 | | | indeed to acts of its | own | pleasing. Among these he Enos |
06Khor1 5:2 | | | from the beginning to our | own | day, and even more so |
06Khor1 5:2 | | | any given one in his | own | age |
06Khor1 5:3 | | | divine Scripture has separated its | own | as its special nation and |
06Khor1 5:3 | | | being set out in its | own | account |
06Khor1 5:50 | | | translated from Chaldaean into their | own | language, and although the Chaldaeans |
06Khor1 5:50 | | | the Chaldaeans, either of their | own | accord or forced by the |
06Khor1 6:11 | | | was planning to make his | own | sons kings over everyone |
06Khor1 6:23 | | | called the mountain after his | own | name Sim. Then he returned |
06Khor1 7:7 | | | the tower up to our | own | time for your edification, when |
06Khor1 7:8 | | | begin to show you our | own | history-whence and how it |
06Khor1 8:3 | | | this way to render his | own | rule unshakable |
06Khor1 8:5 | | | latter Vaḷarshak, having ordered his | own | principality in a grand manner |
06Khor1 9:12 | | | the reliable history of our | own | race and brought it to |
06Khor1 10:10 | | | and called it after his | own | name Haykashēn |
06Khor1 11:23 | | | fled each one before his | own | face |
06Khor1 12:3 | | | and valiant men from his | own | entourage |
06Khor1 12:7 | | | and the lake by his | own | name |
06Khor1 12:9 | | | just as those of our | own | time are now famous |
06Khor1 12:13 | | | called the mountain after his | own | name Aragats’, and his possessions |
06Khor1 12:16 | | | and called it after his | own | name Armavir; and he called |
06Khor1 12:22 | | | called the places after their | own | names: P’arakhot from P’arokh, and |
06Khor1 12:23 | | | the mountain Masis after his | own | name, and he himself returned |
06Khor1 12:25 | | | the mountain Geḷ after his | own | name and the village Geḷarkuni |
06Khor1 12:28 | | | called the land after his | own | name Siunik’; but the Persians |
06Khor1 12:30 | | | we shall narrate in its | own | place |
06Khor1 12:31 | | | town and gave it his | own | name Geḷami, which later was |
06Khor1 13:9 | | | fear and uncertainty that his | own | kingdom might fall into danger |
06Khor1 14:12 | | | a certain Mshak of his | own | family with a thousand of |
06Khor1 14:14 | | | Aram’s governor, built in his | own | name and fortified with low |
06Khor1 14:15 | | | regions as far as his | own | border he filled with inhabitants |
06Khor1 14:21 | | | in the books of their | own | kings or temples the old |
06Khor1 14:23 | | | what was recorded in his | own | time was to be destroyed |
06Khor1 15:4 | | | and then return to his | own | land in peace with magnificent |
06Khor1 16:1 | | | and the aqueduct and her | own | palace |
06Khor1 17:5 | | | having no concern for her | own | sons |
06Khor1 18:4 | | | Furthermore the fables of our | own | land confirm the learned Syrian |
06Khor1 19:6 | | | murder of Semiramis by her | own | son Zamesea, that is, Ninuas |
06Khor1 20:10 | | | Africa that survive to our | own | time. It truly reads as |
06Khor1 22:12 | | | their annals, whereas since our | own | people did not think of |
06Khor1 23:3 | | | compatriots and kindred of my | own | blood and true brothers |
06Khor1 28:1 | | | Concerning the counselors’ advice, his | own | thoughts thereafter, and the immediate |
06Khor1 30:5 | | | the Aryans, or, realizing your | own | best interests, propose some useful |
06Khor1 31:2 | | | built and called after his | own | name, Tigranakert. And he ordered |
06Khor1 32:8 | | | With our | own | ears we have heard some |
06Khor1 34:13 | | | shall set out by my | own | hand, giving a meaning to |
06Khor1 34:19 | | | not so much by his | own | valor as by force and |
06Khor2 1:2 | | | the various events of our | own | country, beginning with the reign |
06Khor2 2:8 | | | He was succeeded by his | own | son Arshak, called “the Great |
06Khor2 5:2 | | | or unwillingly, Morp’iwḷik set his | own | side’s battle line in order |
06Khor2 7:4 | | | foremost the king regulated his | own | person and his house, beginning |
06Khor2 8:27 | | | some men who of their | own | will asked for the ministry |
06Khor2 8:33 | | | and moon and of his | own | ancestors |
06Khor2 8:34 | | | Vaḷarshak let him follow his | own | will |
06Khor2 8:43 | | | of state, and the latter’s | own | son, whom he named Artashēs |
06Khor2 10:4 | | | seen that archive with our | own | eyes |
06Khor2 11:3 | | | warlike, who had built his | own | palace in Persia and was |
06Khor2 11:3 | | | Persia and was striking his | own | coins with his image. He |
06Khor2 11:3 | | | He established Arshakan under his | own | authority as king of Persia |
06Khor2 11:3 | | | Persia, and likewise Tigran his | own | son as king of Armenia |
06Khor2 12:5 | | | up in Tarawn in their | own | village of Ashtishat after the |
06Khor2 12:8 | | | as they say, by his | own | army. He had reigned for |
06Khor2 13:7 | | | although he remained in his | own | country he ruled over Thebes |
06Khor2 13:15 | | | the Athenian, said in his | own | tongue: ’Solon, Solon, you said |
06Khor2 13:21 | | | victories, was slaughtered by his | own | army |
06Khor2 14:10 | | | of Heracles sent by his | own | father, he dismissed them from |
06Khor2 14:14 | | | her son Dionysius against his | own | father |
06Khor2 15:3 | | | latter had returned to his | own | country on account of the |
06Khor2 18:4 | | | in his rule or his | own | territory of Georgia |
06Khor2 19:15 | | | P’asayel, Herod’s brother, of his | own | accord struck his head against |
06Khor2 20:2 | | | senate and told of his | own | fidelity to the Romans. He |
06Khor2 22:5 | | | Being blamed by his | own | troops for his excessive sloth |
06Khor2 24:12 | | | us hereditary lands in our | own | native land because we had |
06Khor2 25:7 | | | king of Anatolia under his | own | authority the father-in-law |
06Khor2 26:8 | | | for Herod commanded his | own | image to be set up |
06Khor2 35:7 | | | sent to dwell in his | own | city Harran, leaving her the |
06Khor2 38:4 | | | saying: “Why do you, my | own | blood and family, nourish the |
06Khor2 40:2 | | | When Eruand had built his | own | city he transferred there everything |
06Khor2 40:2 | | | smaller city similar to his | own | and called it Bagaran, that |
06Khor2 40:3 | | | built temples he appointed his | own | brother Eruaz as high priest |
06Khor2 42:9 | | | we shall describe in its | own | place |
06Khor2 43:4 | | | has been banished from his | own | kingdom, on his own throne |
06Khor2 43:4 | | | his own kingdom, on his | own | throne |
06Khor2 44:2 | | | the young Artashēs to his | own | kingdom |
06Khor2 44:3 | | | he himself went to his | own | city in haste to gather |
06Khor2 44:5 | | | him and given to his | own | brother-in-law Mihrdat; but |
06Khor2 45:1 | | | entry of Artashēs into his | own | land the enterprise succeeded |
06Khor2 46:5 | | | line not far from his | own | camp |
06Khor2 47:3 | | | and dispatched them to their | own | country |
06Khor2 48:6 | | | adding to them from his | own | treasures, as a gift of |
06Khor2 49:4 | | | which he called after his | own | name Artashat |
06Khor2 51:2 | | | old Argam he incited his | own | father to quarrel with him |
06Khor2 51:7 | | | there he appropriated for his | own | inheritance. Argam’s sons, unable to |
06Khor2 53:3 | | | which is called in their | own | tongue the province of Patizhahar |
06Khor2 56:4 | | | they be called by his | own | name, so that the name |
06Khor2 60:7 | | | called it Elia after his | own | name, just as Hadrian was |
06Khor2 60:9 | | | go to Persia with his | own | supervisors. In his entourage as |
06Khor2 61:7 | | | Therefore, even in our | own | time many smiths, following the |
06Khor2 62:5 | | | to him members of his | own | ancient family of the Arsacids |
06Khor2 63:11 | | | And thus, coming to his | own | house, he immediately mounted his |
06Khor2 64:10 | | | other sources or from our | own | knowledge. Observing the same principle |
06Khor2 65:4 | | | and called Vaḷarshavan after his | own | name. He also surrounded with |
06Khor2 65:13 | | | as a token of his | own | authority he set up a |
06Khor2 66:3 | | | established another heresy of his | own | |
06Khor2 66:5 | | | whatever had happened in his | own | time and translated the whole |
06Khor2 67:6 | | | shall return to you your | own | native and noble Pahlav and |
06Khor2 68:3 | | | brothers. These Abraham in his | own | lifetime separated from Isaac, sending |
06Khor2 71:2 | | | of the branch of their | own | kin, that is, of Artashēs |
06Khor2 71:4 | | | and nobles - both of his | own | family the Parthians and of |
06Khor2 72:6 | | | sent through messengers to his | own | kin the Parthian and the |
06Khor2 72:8 | | | to him some of his | own | messengers who had gone to |
06Khor2 74:4 | | | and second place under his | own | authority |
06Khor2 75:5 | | | martyred by Khosrov in our | own | land, and similarly after him |
06Khor2 76:2 | | | united and brought to their | own | assistance the Greek army, which |
06Khor2 76:8 | | | latter was killed by his | own | troops in Chaniuk’ in Pontus |
06Khor2 77:8 | | | edict and completely consolidated his | own | authority |
06Khor2 77:9 | | | changed their name to his | own, “ | Artashirakan |
06Khor2 77:10 | | | land like one of his | own | territories with Persian governors for |
06Khor2 79:9 | | | and deep Euphrates to his | own | army, where Licinius was |
06Khor2 82:6 | | | gratitude, and even more his | own | foster brother, Artavazd Mandakuni, because |
06Khor2 83:7 | | | sent his son and his | own | son-in-law Constantine as |
06Khor2 83:12 | | | preferring their salvation to his | own | |
06Khor2 84:2 | | | appointed a time for his | own | arrival with the Aryans from |
06Khor2 84:3 | | | the Sḷkuni family, killed his | own | son-in-law, the old |
06Khor2 84:15 | | | the title Mamgonean after his | own | name |
06Khor2 85:7 | | | small losses had befallen his | own | army and many of the |
06Khor2 88:2 | | | gave him to wife his | own | stepsister, adorned him with the |
06Khor2 88:12 | | | that reason built in his | own | memory the so-called Strategion |
06Khor2 90:4 | | | a few chapters of his | own | to the canons of the |
06Khor2 90:9 | | | called it Arsharunik’ after his | own | name, because previously it was |
06Khor2 91:3 | | | without distraction, he left his | own | son Aristakes as his successor |
06Khor2 91:7 | | | But when his | own | son Aristakēs returned from the |
06Khor2 91:12 | | | to rest in T’il, his | own | town |
06Khor2 92:13 | | | I speak lamenting over my | own, | as did Paul for his |
06Khor2 92:13 | | | as did Paul for his | own | and the enemies of the |
06Khor2 92:13 | | | But I speak not my | own | words but those of the |
06Khor2 92:19 | | | Lord and rejoice in his | own | salvation; and with his whole |
06Khor3 1:3 | | | about whatever happened in our | own | times, or a little earlier |
06Khor3 3:5 | | | a certain Sanatruk of his | own | Arsacid family |
06Khor3 4:2 | | | man acted according to his | own | pleasure [cf. Judges 21:24]. One could also see |
06Khor3 4:2 | | | the same thing in our | own | country |
06Khor3 6:2 | | | Trdat had established in his | own | lifetime, after the death of |
06Khor3 7:5 | | | this he returned to his | own | see full of anger, like |
06Khor3 13:7 | | | Tiran, he dispatched to his | own | country, and he gave him |
06Khor3 13:7 | | | and he gave him his | own | image painted on tablets on |
06Khor3 14:2 | | | up the image in his | own | royal church |
06Khor3 17:11 | | | him in front of his | own | army and blinded his eyes |
06Khor3 19:7 | | | earlier times up to your | own | day. So, you should draw |
06Khor3 19:10 | | | and pointed-head Thersites. His | own | nobles rebelled against him until |
06Khor3 22:9 | | | king’s sun, saying: “With my | own | ears I have heard Gnel |
06Khor3 22:14 | | | was secretly strangled by his | own | chamberlains at the king’s command |
06Khor3 23:2 | | | Masis to hunt in his | own | beloved province of Kogayovit. The |
06Khor3 23:3 | | | the same days on his | own | mountain, called Shahapivan, which had |
06Khor3 24:7 | | | murder Vaḷinak and set her | own | father Antiochus in his place |
06Khor3 25:11 | | | at the hands of his | own | blood brother |
06Khor3 27:10 | | | them was embittered against his | own | slaves and criminals |
06Khor3 29:8 | | | Shapuh and Valens and his | own | nobles and that he was |
06Khor3 29:9 | | | to the destruction of his | own | see |
06Khor3 31:7 | | | until the time of his | own | return |
06Khor3 32:3 | | | in the wagons of their | own | town |
06Khor3 32:4 | | | they were those of their | own | lords. Gathering them into the |
06Khor3 32:8 | | | and went off to their | own | province |
06Khor3 34:3 | | | in their dislike of their | own | king Arshak; after being honored |
06Khor3 34:4 | | | army: “Why do you, my | own | blood and kin, press me |
06Khor3 34:4 | | | Shapuh’s orders to attack your | own | relative |
06Khor3 36:3 | | | gave him as wife his | own | sister Ormizdukht and also edicts |
06Khor3 36:11 | | | brought the country under their | own | control |
06Khor3 37:8 | | | before they could reach their | own | line |
06Khor3 39:4 | | | And provoking him to his | own | ruin, he expelled Terentius with |
06Khor3 40:13 | | | did not come of his | own | will at the emperor’s summons |
06Khor3 40:14 | | | pressure, he went of his | own | will, hoping to deceive the |
06Khor3 42:8 | | | return to you of their | own | will, I shall not prevent |
06Khor3 42:9 | | | king of Armenia over his | own | sector, and to the princes |
06Khor3 42:12 | | | a certain Khosrov of your | own | religion and from the family |
06Khor3 43:2 | | | Arshak and returned to their | own | domains, except for three young |
06Khor3 44:2 | | | commander-in-chief of his | own | army. He also restored to |
06Khor3 44:3 | | | in the forests of their | own | mountains and in the recesses |
06Khor3 48:2 | | | a leader, decided of their | own | accord to submit to King |
06Khor3 50:4 | | | our princes, immediately sent his | own | son Artashir with a large |
06Khor3 51:10 | | | treasury, stamping it with his | own | image; and the texts of |
06Khor3 51:12 | | | predecessors be copied with his | own | name and that Hamazasp should |
06Khor3 51:15 | | | so much more than their | own | kin that they were not |
06Khor3 53:4 | | | learned man, called Epiphanius, his | own | earlier teacher, who had later |
06Khor3 54:2 | | | not entrust him with his | own | sector of Armenia but held |
06Khor3 54:5 | | | of Tarawn from among his | own | disciples |
06Khor3 55:6 | | | Armenia no more of their | own | line but his own son |
06Khor3 55:6 | | | their own line but his | own | son Shapuh with the malicious |
06Khor3 55:23 | | | Bagratuni went out to his | own | house without any of the |
06Khor3 56:5 | | | scattered leaderless, each seeking his | own | safety, and wandered about in |
06Khor3 57:2 | | | sent Mesrop and Vardan, his | own | grandson, to the emperor Theodosius |
06Khor3 57:7 | | | render us powerless in our | own | see but to order that |
06Khor3 60:4 | | | left overseers from among his | own | disciples in that same place |
06Khor3 60:10 | | | without the permission of their | own | teachers they straightaway set out |
06Khor3 60:11 | | | and Koriun, departed of their | own | accord to them in Byzantium |
06Khor3 63:1 | | | the Armenians to plan their | own | destruction |
06Khor3 63:3 | | | Persian king, in deposing their | own | king, and in bringing a |
06Khor3 64:1 | | | the Armenian kingdom by their | own | will, and the debasement of |
06Khor3 64:4 | | | out of consideration for your | own | good. If only you now’ |
06Khor3 64:10 | | | king the bishopric of his | own | province of Bznunik’ for himself |
06Khor3 64:13 | | | them someone else of their | own | religion. Half of them requested |
06Khor3 65:2 | | | to keep Sahak in his | own | sector he might give him |
06Khor3 65:5 | | | might reside only in his | own | see with the authority only |
06Khor3 65:10 | | | Hrahat - if not to his | own | rank through his contempt for |
06Khor3 65:12 | | | in the possessions of his | own | Mamikonean family, he sent them |
06Khor3 67:5 | | | month of Navasard on his | own | birthday |
06Khor3 67:8 | | | it to rest in their | own | village of Ashtishat, which is |
06Khor3 67:16 | | | should be taken to his | own | native province of Tarawn; others |
06Khor3 67:17 | | | a worthy escort to his | own | village of Awshakan |
06Khor3 67:19 | | | command of blessed Mesrop, his | own | disciple Joseph, a priest from |
06Khor3 68:12 | | | Roboam was abandoned by his | own | people, and the son of |
06Khor3 68:30 | | | have become wolves, tearing their | own | flocks |
07Seb1 7:4 | | | and how they fulfilled their | own | martyrdom by attacking them. How |
07Seb1 7:4 | | | by the heathen fulfilled their | own | martyrdom at Apr-Shahr close |
07Seb1 7:7 | | | the emperor back to his | own | territory; yet another attack against |
07Seb1 8:8 | | | despatched him peaceably to his | own | country |
07Seb1 8:14 | | | and they returned to their | own | country |
07Seb1 8:18 | | | Ałdznik and returned to his | own | residence |
07Seb1 9:5 | | | and sent him to his | own | place |
07Seb1 9:16 | | | Nisibis as ally of his | own | people in battle. There they |
07Seb1 10:3 | | | in those days on his | own | account |
07Seb1 10:10 | | | booty’, they returned to their | own | land |
07Seb1 11:6 | | | of the senate. Of his | own | accord he sent his son |
07Seb1 11:20 | | | must be sorry for your | own | self, and not for us |
07Seb1 12:2 | | | him royal treasure from his | own | treasures, and release him to |
07Seb1 12:2 | | | release him to go his | own | way in peace? Yet such |
07Seb1 12:2 | | | mankind could give to his | own | beloved son.’ |
07Seb1 12:4 | | | extricate from them with their | own | accumulated treasures, because all that |
07Seb1 12:5 | | | because we saw with our | own | eyes that Musheł Mamikonean had |
07Seb1 12:12 | | | He himself put on his | own | armour. Thus, they equipped themselves |
07Seb1 12:16 | | | I never undo in my | own | house in festivity? Or should |
07Seb1 12:28 | | | and royal horses with their | own | royal equipage |
07Seb1 12:33 | | | Atrpatakan and reached Asorestan, his | own | royal residence. He was confirmed |
07Seb1 13:4 | | | one remain firm in his | own | ancestral tradition |
07Seb1 15:1 | | | if they remain in their | own | land, we shall have no |
07Seb1 16:1 | | | might subject them to his | own | service. The auditor went to |
07Seb1 16:3 | | | and by force restore our | own | land to us.’ But |
07Seb1 16:6 | | | Samuēl Vahewuni fled with their | own | troops. Passing through the village |
07Seb1 16:7 | | | auditor and returned to their | own | land. The auditor assembled all |
07Seb1 20:3 | | | him back promptly to his | own | country with great honour. He |
07Seb1 20:4 | | | to the land of his | own | people with many gifts |
07Seb1 20:5 | | | Greeks and to enthrone their | own | king, so that they too |
07Seb1 20:5 | | | live or die for their | own | country |
07Seb1 21:4 | | | treasury, to be given their | own | quarters, and summoned every day |
07Seb1 22:2 | | | and put them under his | own | command |
07Seb1 22:3 | | | Then king Khosrov took his | own | army and went to attack |
07Seb1 22:4 | | | so they returned to their | own | territory. The rebel Vstam went |
07Seb1 22:4 | | | the original land of his | own | principality, in order to bring |
07Seb1 22:4 | | | order to bring under his | own | control the troops of that |
07Seb1 22:5 | | | to Asorestan and reached his | own | royal residence, accompanied by the |
07Seb1 23:2 | | | and sealed it with his | own | seal, that of the bishop |
07Seb1 24:2 | | | that had belonged to his | own | father Ormizd. He put under |
07Seb1 24:4 | | | Delhastan. They had forgotten their | own | language, lost the use of |
07Seb1 24:4 | | | been taken captive with our | own | men; and furthermore not a |
07Seb1 25:4 | | | went off each to his | own | place. In like manner the |
07Seb1 25:4 | | | to the strongholds of their | own | land. Those Armenian men who |
07Seb1 26:4 | | | to the strongholds of their | own | country. Then the king requested |
07Seb1 27:1 | | | Taparastan. Smbat also gathered his | own | troops and attacked them in |
07Seb1 27:1 | | | the survivors fled to their | own | regions |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | put in charge of his | own | house as a reliable servant |
07Seb1 27:3 | | | raised as one of his | own | sons and was respected by |
07Seb1 27:4 | | | king bade him visit his | own | country in the [18th] year of |
07Seb1 28:3 | | | to himself from Vrkan his | own | original army of compatriots, and |
07Seb1 28:11 | | | river and returned to their | own | country |
07Seb1 32:3 | | | camp, they returned to their | own | encampment which was on the |
07Seb1 32:6 | | | booty, and returned to their | own | fortress |
07Seb1 32:7 | | | booty and returned to their | own | camp. When they saw the |
07Seb1 32:13 | | | land into subjection of your | own | will.’ |
07Seb1 32:15 | | | he pursued them into their | own | territory. He captured the cities |
07Seb1 34:0 | | | in flight. Heraclius establishes his | own | son Constantine on the throne |
07Seb1 34:2 | | | king Phocas, Heraclius seated his | own | son on the throne of |
07Seb1 34:4 | | | permission and offers us our | own | treasure as a gift. However |
07Seb1 34:5 | | | and went himself to his | own | place |
07Seb1 34:12 | | | of Karin, and reached his | own | frontier |
07Seb1 35:5 | | | to expel them from his | own | holy city, Jerusalem |
07Seb1 35:6 | | | wished to make it their | own | habitation are ordered not to |
07Seb1 37:2 | | | too sealed it with his | own | ring, who was worthy to |
07Seb1 39:10 | | | himself journeyed peacefully to his | own | place |
07Seb1 40:3 | | | Two men came from his | own | family and testified about him |
07Seb1 41:10 | | | not remove him from his | own | land. Having received a reliable |
07Seb1 41:12 | | | was the cause of his | own ( | destruction) and that of many |
07Seb1 42:12 | | | but to look to their | own | defence until he should have |
07Seb1 42:20 | | | stop until they reached their | own | borders, the village called Hert’ichan |
07Seb1 42:21 | | | escaped in flight to their | own | country |
07Seb1 42:25 | | | wish to go to his | own | country, I have (so) sworn |
07Seb1 42:37 | | | they came back to their | own | places |
07Seb1 43:1 | | | same house of prayer their | own | |
07Seb1 43:5 | | | he let go to their | own | homes |
07Seb1 44:3 | | | in a plot of his | own | step-mother Martine, wife of |
07Seb1 44:13 | | | them off each to his | own | place, so that your will |
07Seb1 44:20 | | | lord of Ṙshtunik’, on his | own | words, and justice was done |
07Seb1 44:29 | | | the Arsacids, from among his | own | relatives, and sent him to |
07Seb1 46:5 | | | impious were ashamed in their | own | vanity’ |
07Seb1 46:6 | | | commanded: ’Let each hold his | own | faith, and let no one |
07Seb1 46:22 | | | to be sealed with his | own | ring and deposited in the |
07Seb1 46:34 | | | ’Who did not spare his | own | Son, but for the sake |
07Seb1 46:35 | | | slew. Then he sent his | own | son, saying: Perhaps they will |
07Seb1 46:40 | | | united this humanity with his | own | divinity, the immortal with the |
07Seb1 46:66 | | | the stone tables, with his | own | hand he wrote one of |
07Seb1 46:68 | | | palace. She note: ’From one’s | own ( | wife) on the same day |
07Seb1 46:75 | | | distortion that they confirmed their | own | heresy. For that Eutyches in |
07Seb1 46:76 | | | On it they established their | own | enormity and note: One Lord |
07Seb1 49:13 | | | and sealed it with his | own | ring, and then with ours |
07Seb1 49:14 | | | with many words in his | own | tongue. Then the king ordered |
07Seb1 49:17 | | | returned no more to his | own | position. For the prince of |
07Seb1 49:20 | | | and a banner of his | own | pattern. He gave him the |
07Seb1 50:14 | | | night, they went to their | own | land. The other army, which |
07Seb1 51:8 | | | the area of Ctesiphon, their | own | homeland |
07Seb1 52:5 | | | obstinately planned to finish his | own | undertaking. The Arabs attacked the |
07Seb1 52:8 | | | body was brought to his | own | province and buried in the |
07Seb1 52:10 | | | leadership and success for his | own | valour |
07Seb1 52:11 | | | sent him back to his | own | place. He came and stayed |
07Seb1 52:22 | | | the unintelligent thought of my | own | mind, and not in accordance |
07Seb1 52:26 | | | will be fulfilled in its | own | time |
08Ghev1 1:11 | | | returned in joy to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 2:3 | | | took the spoil to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 2:5 | | | transporting the captives to their | own | land, and the other brigade |
08Ghev1 2:10 | | | Then Procopius ordered his | own | troops to go against the |
08Ghev1 2:10 | | | they themselves returned to their | own | camp to rest |
08Ghev1 2:11 | | | about and returned to its | own | land |
08Ghev1 4:16 | | | Their swords shall enter their | own | hearts and their bows shall |
08Ghev1 4:16 | | | upon them by their very | own | hands |
08Ghev1 4:17 | | | as a memorial to his | own | name, to glorify the Lord’s |
08Ghev1 4:19 | | | captives, they returned to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 5:3 | | | light shedding light from its | own | tail, and they called it |
08Ghev1 5:4 | | | Byzantine troops) returned to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 5:6 | | | Khazar troops back to their | own | land with many gifts and |
08Ghev1 6:2 | | | Byzantine troops returned to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 7:8 | | | they strangled one of their | own | servants and threw him into |
08Ghev1 8:18 | | | provided pack animals from her | own | herd for them and then |
08Ghev1 8:21 | | | from the emperor, took his | own | troops, and went to the |
08Ghev1 8:24 | | | in order to save his | own | life |
08Ghev1 8:27 | | | At least grant me my | own | life and do not kill |
08Ghev1 8:28 | | | themselves, and departed to their | own | places |
08Ghev1 10:14 | | | perhaps they might save their | own | lives. But once they had |
08Ghev1 10:20 | | | them to return to their | own | land and giving them a |
08Ghev1 10:25 | | | of the wall. In my | own | language I loudly shouted out |
08Ghev1 12:2 | | | more with funds from their | own | treasury |
08Ghev1 13:2 | | | captives to return to their | own | places and brought peace to |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | recomposed it out of their | own | heads. You admit that it |
08Ghev1 14:12 | | | Jesus has said about His | own | person, regarding that as something |
08Ghev1 14:13 | | | expedient for you, following your | own | words, to have had faith |
08Ghev1 14:28 | | | recompose the Laws after their | own | ideas, meaning that such work |
08Ghev1 14:29 | | | to seduce us by our | own | words. Thus you start your |
08Ghev1 14:42 | | | as we see in our | own | days; God established the entire |
08Ghev1 14:58 | | | human race either by His | own | incorporeal appearance or by sending |
08Ghev1 14:59 | | | give thanks”, or in our | own | tongue, “to render grace” eucharistein |
08Ghev1 14:61 | | | our Lord, but in his | own | name. Jesus promised the Holy |
08Ghev1 14:66 | | | I mean: According to your | own | people, it has been a |
08Ghev1 14:71 | | | are people who disguise their | own | admonitions under the holiest name |
08Ghev1 14:76 | | | addition or subtraction on their | own | |
08Ghev1 14:81 | | | us make man in our | own | image, after our likeness”, [Genesis 1:26]; “Come |
08Ghev1 14:85 | | | give highest consideration to your | own | will as compared with (divine |
08Ghev1 14:129 | | | have turned everyone to his | own | way; and the Lord has |
08Ghev1 14:140 | | | can do nothing of his | own | accord, but the Father who |
08Ghev1 14:140 | | | can do nothing on my | own”, | you must also believe in |
08Ghev1 14:141 | | | my life) down of my | own | accord. I have power to |
08Ghev1 14:183 | | | of their faith by their | own | death, so that we may |
08Ghev1 14:190 | | | holy Gospels and from your | own | history |
08Ghev1 14:217 | | | the world would love its | own; | but because you are not |
08Ghev1 15:2 | | | same good will toward his | own | people, more so than any |
08Ghev1 19:4 | | | captives and return to their | own | land. When the Byzantine general |
08Ghev1 19:7 | | | Arabs) joyfully returned to their | own | land |
08Ghev1 20:5 | | | during your reign. With my | own | hand I have ruined many |
08Ghev1 20:5 | | | your cities, and with my | own | sword I have slain multitudes |
08Ghev1 20:10 | | | wealth. They set themselves their | own | victory and did not recognize |
08Ghev1 20:15 | | | deeds but because of our | own | impiety that (God) permitted the |
08Ghev1 20:19 | | | he be caught in his | own | trap, as was fitting. For |
08Ghev1 20:27 | | | which had already devoured their | own | horses and mules and now |
08Ghev1 20:29 | | | your impiety back upon your | own | heads and demanded from you |
08Ghev1 20:30 | | | for I testify to my | own | errors. Since it has entered |
08Ghev1 20:31 | | | Mediterranean and returning to his | own | country in great disgrace. As |
08Ghev1 23:1 | | | that he might test his | own | prowess. Furthermore, he occupied himself |
08Ghev1 24:1 | | | of his clan with his | own | forces. Many other sons of |
08Ghev1 26:11 | | | deep sorrow not only his | own | person but all the lords |
08Ghev1 26:11 | | | all the lords of his | own | clan |
08Ghev1 27:1 | | | and was fighting with his | own | clan members, once again the |
08Ghev1 27:2 | | | they tried to save their | own | lives. Thus, some of those |
08Ghev1 27:4 | | | attracted their troops to their | own | side as well as many |
08Ghev1 27:8 | | | visited upon him as his | own | blood was demanded for the |
08Ghev1 28:6 | | | to the point that his | own | family styled him the “father |
08Ghev1 29:3 | | | birthplace and, separating (from their | own | people), joined the pious emperor’s |
08Ghev1 30:5 | | | he (resolved to) sacrifice his | own | life. He dismounted and hamstrung |
08Ghev1 34:0 | | | put their lives into their | own | hands (and decided to act |
08Ghev1 34:4 | | | He took his | own ( | Mamikonean) House and went to |
08Ghev1 34:10 | | | sons of Ishmael in his | own | district and (even) in his |
08Ghev1 34:10 | | | district and (even) in his | own | home. They had come to |
08Ghev1 34:14 | | | and gave them to his | own | troops. Then he himself went |
08Ghev1 34:26 | | | if involuntarily moved by his | own | firm and arrogant thoughts went |
08Ghev1 34:43 | | | all this, he prepared his | own | military commanders accordingly |
08Ghev1 34:53 | | | was able to save his | own | life |
08Ghev1 36:1 | | | his heart desired, crushing his | own | soul with the sickness of |
08Ghev1 37:4 | | | one of his generals, his | own | brother who was named ’Abas |
08Ghev1 41:1 | | | During his reign his | own | brother ’Ubaidullah (Ovbedla) opposed him |
08Ghev1 42:0 | | | one was master of his | own | belongings. Instead, everything was taken |
09Draskh1 1:1 | | | that He held within His | own | control the ceasing of the |
09Draskh1 1:8 | | | from the other two our | own | Japheth and single him out |
09Draskh1 1:10 | | | of the Japhethids to our | own | Togarmah, and leaving the rest |
09Draskh1 1:27 | | | about the descendants) of our | own | Japheth, following the sequence of |
09Draskh1 2:2 | | | To our | own | Japheth (Yabet’) at first a |
09Draskh1 2:6 | | | whom were born our very | own | Ashkenaz (Ask’anaz) and Togarmah (T’orgom |
09Draskh1 2:11 | | | of my narrative to our | own | Togarmah, in agreement with what |
09Draskh1 2:12 | | | that he should divide his | own | territories into three parts and |
09Draskh1 2:13 | | | Sauromatians, whereas Togarmah inherited our | own | people, over whom he ruled |
09Draskh1 2:13 | | | House of Togarmah from his | own | name |
09Draskh1 2:15 | | | comparing the genealogies of our | own | Japheth with those of Sem |
09Draskh1 2:16 | | | until the time of our | own | Togarmah, as was said above |
09Draskh1 3:3 | | | Bel, pursued Hayk with his | own | forces, composed of men skilled |
09Draskh1 3:4 | | | over the land as his | own | paternal lot, and named the |
09Draskh1 4:3 | | | along with the others our | own | valiant victorious Paroyr, granted him |
09Draskh1 4:17 | | | extending the borders of his | own | people to the ancient limits |
09Draskh1 4:27 | | | a native, and relinquished their | own | stories |
09Draskh1 4:29 | | | may, the timespan from our | own | Hayk to the coronation of |
09Draskh1 5:30 | | | slain with others by his | own | forces. He reigned for twenty |
09Draskh1 6:16 | | | he was admonished by his | own | people. As if aroused by |
09Draskh1 8:2 | | | apostle and (with him) his | own | daughter Sanduxt to death by |
09Draskh1 9:2 | | | were summoned was also our | own | Aristakes |
09Draskh1 10:1 | | | the church), some by their | own | will and others by force |
09Draskh1 11:9 | | | having taken hostages from our | own | Tiran, he made him condescend |
09Draskh1 11:9 | | | the image and at his | own | will placed it in his |
09Draskh1 12:8 | | | likewise encouraged to establish their | own | see, since they considered (the |
09Draskh1 16:35 | | | and killed him in his | own | chamber and in his place |
09Draskh1 16:40 | | | of those provinces which our | own | Aram had sucessively demarcated |
09Draskh1 16:50 | | | names were given by our | own | valiant Aram, whereas the latter |
09Draskh1 17:9 | | | departed and arriving at his | own | land, he found Armenia without |
09Draskh1 17:36 | | | known, slanderous vilifiers from his | own | household rose against him and |
09Draskh1 17:36 | | | upright but spontaneously at their | own | discretion |
09Draskh1 18:3 | | | troops killed him in his | own | kiosk in the hippodrome and |
09Draskh1 19:25 | | | Mardine, who set up her | own | son Eraklak instead |
09Draskh1 19:47 | | | of) which he constructed his | own | residence that was built with |
09Draskh1 20:13 | | | renamed him Dawit’ after his | own | father and gave him as |
09Draskh1 20:30 | | | him to fall into his | own | abyss of perdition |
09Draskh1 21:7 | | | gravely ill. Subsequently, in his | own | hand he wrote a letter |
09Draskh1 22:12 | | | wrote other treatises of his | own | creation (designed) to make people |
09Draskh1 22:29 | | | Touching with his | own | hands the cilice made out |
09Draskh1 25:2 | | | and occupied it as his | own | select portion |
09Draskh1 25:15 | | | wicked calumniators from the very | own | household of the Katholikos uttered |
09Draskh1 25:66 | | | the burnt offering of mine | own | self. Join me and those |
09Draskh1 27:2 | | | Bagratuni, a historian of our | own | times, who has given a |
09Draskh1 27:2 | | | to each one of his | own | realm |
09Draskh1 27:4 | | | aware of events during his | own | time |
09Draskh1 27:19 | | | Each one lived on his | own | land and the Lord visited |
09Draskh1 28:7 | | | himself in accordance with his | own | caprices, and did not heed |
09Draskh1 29:3 | | | evenly and first examined his | own | conduct before all others’. In |
09Draskh1 30:20 | | | intense and had reached his | own | doorstep, he took asylum behind |
09Draskh1 30:22 | | | his son, who was his | own | namesake, as well as Ashot |
09Draskh1 30:23 | | | sent him back to his | own | land with great honors |
09Draskh1 30:26 | | | who sprang from the patriarch’s | own | household. Surrendering to the wicked |
09Draskh1 30:38 | | | and going astray, on my | own | accord I removed the difference |
09Draskh1 30:51 | | | set it forth as their | own. | Certainly, they respected only the |
09Draskh1 30:65 | | | to the judge unto their | own | destruction |
09Draskh1 31:6 | | | ornaments and vessels for your | own | use. Likewise, I wished to |
09Draskh1 32:11 | | | they were buried in their | own | dwellings as in a tomb |
09Draskh1 33:7 | | | attracting his mind to his | own | way of thinking, sent the |
09Draskh1 33:22 | | | him back and adding his | own | contribution to the money sent |
09Draskh1 34:23 | | | and each man went his | own | way |
09Draskh1 37:25 | | | dispersed and each went his | own | way. In this manner, king |
09Draskh1 38:1 | | | make a tour of his | own | domain with a small army |
09Draskh1 38:3 | | | Satan, and blinded by his | own | free will, he secretly mustered |
09Draskh1 38:14 | | | opposite view, bring about their | own | destruction, and cannot acquire for |
09Draskh1 40:18 | | | Each one lived in his | own | patrimony, and taking possession of |
09Draskh1 40:18 | | | the land that was his | own, | cultivated the vineyards and built |
09Draskh1 42:24 | | | Then, Atrnerseh of his | own | accord confessed the lure of |
09Draskh1 43:9 | | | to the intrigues of our | own | countrymen against him found reason |
09Draskh1 43:25 | | | terms of peace and his | own | departure |
09Draskh1 44:4 | | | disposition in favor of his | own | house, or, in accordance with |
09Draskh1 48:10 | | | that everyone was following his | own | wicked desires. Then he lost |
09Draskh1 48:14 | | | fortress, whereas he spared his | own | men |
09Draskh1 49:6 | | | fasted more out of his | own | will, and offered his subsistence |
09Draskh1 49:15 | | | ourselves have witnessed with our | own | eyes |
09Draskh1 52:10 | | | payazats and spasalars of their | own | |
09Draskh1 52:12 | | | sides, shed more of their | own | blood than that of the |
09Draskh1 52:13 | | | They tore down with their | own | hands all of their cities |
09Draskh1 53:25 | | | cooked their children with their | own | hands, and provided food for |
09Draskh1 54:3 | | | could not witness with our | own | eyes the visitation of danger |
09Draskh1 54:23 | | | only the safety of his | own | skin |
09Draskh1 54:67 | | | But as for my | own | self, I have the following |
09Draskh1 54:73 | | | also wished to provide my | own | people with a restful living |
09Draskh1 54:74 | | | will of God into your | own | people |
09Draskh1 55:10 | | | Subsequently, in accordance with my | own | wishes, I went to the |
09Draskh1 55:17 | | | found. Everyone provided for his | own | physical necessities by toilsome sweat |
09Draskh1 55:21 | | | iniquity, and because of our | own ( | leaders) our wretched land was |
09Draskh1 55:29 | | | nor could they follow their | own | caprices |
09Draskh1 56:8 | | | his attempt to establish his | own | sovereignty |
09Draskh1 58:6 | | | circles around one another. Their | own | domains were completely ravaged and |
09Draskh1 58:6 | | | dignity and glory of their | own | families to foreigners and enriched |
09Draskh1 58:11 | | | of his forces, and his | own | valiance, boasted arrogantly and haughtily |
09Draskh1 60:17 | | | the fortress, and set his | own | garrison in it |
09Draskh1 60:32 | | | son, this would foreshadow my | own | death. On the other hand |
09Draskh1 60:32 | | | would await me on my | own | threshold |
09Draskh1 62:1 | | | stronghold of Krust in his | own | provinces |
09Draskh1 63:8 | | | having deserted and disgraced his | own | domain, he decided to enter |
09Draskh1 63:16 | | | confined in prison by their | own | will, they neither could bring |
09Draskh1 64:1 | | | to his sense by his | own | clear thinking, made the impossible |
09Draskh1 64:10 | | | within the confines of his | own | province |
09Draskh1 64:23 | | | unsparingly at Yusuf’s disposal his | own | possessions, and having gathered from |
09Draskh1 65:20 | | | small fortress of Biwrakan, my | own | dzerakert which I had acquired |
09Draskh1 66:28 | | | Lord Himself chose as his | own | inheritance and people, and called |
09Draskh1 66:48 | | | to the enemy in their | own | tongue: “like you, we are |
09Draskh1 67:22 | | | Vayoc’ Dzor, which was his | own | district, because of his twisted |
09Draskh1 67:24 | | | and restore him to his | own | domain |
10Tovma1 1:0 | | | from Adam down to our | own | time |
10Tovma1 1:15 | | | from Sem reigned in her | own | right over Assyria, their native |
10Tovma1 1:33 | | | he would see with his | own | eyes his father’s threatened punishment |
10Tovma1 1:41 | | | of his punishment with his | own | mouth. Departing from the face |
10Tovma1 2:10 | | | Nebrot’ of his | own | initiative declared himself a god |
10Tovma1 2:13 | | | Only one person retained his | own | tongue, the patriarch of the |
10Tovma1 3:4 | | | to the honour of his | own | name the city of Nineveh |
10Tovma1 3:36 | | | they became infatuated with their | own | thoughts, and their hearts were |
10Tovma1 4:39 | | | his allies, and established his | own | son Asordanis in Babylon. He |
10Tovma1 5:3 | | | Persian marched up with his | own | mounted warriors to aid Tigran |
10Tovma1 5:10 | | | his armour. Likewise, on his | own | person he wore a plated |
10Tovma1 5:16 | | | sons of Israel to their | own | country, leading them as far |
10Tovma1 6:41 | | | I shall write in its | own | chronological place. For now let |
10Tovma1 6:54 | | | Herod had taken, abandoning his | own | first wife, daughter of Aretas |
10Tovma1 6:60 | | | Taking the queen’s and his | own | gold, he went to Egypt |
10Tovma1 7:3 | | | your army along with their | own. | They may perhaps inflict harm |
10Tovma1 7:5 | | | evil plots redound on their | own | heads, or let them go |
10Tovma1 8:15 | | | land for Sahak as his | own | inheritance. The king took care |
10Tovma1 8:15 | | | land in inheritance to their | own | family, descendants of the house |
10Tovma1 10:10 | | | so on) held each his | own | property given to them in |
10Tovma1 10:27 | | | to marry Mehuzhan to his | own | sister Ormzduhi |
10Tovma1 10:30 | | | until his death at his | own | hand, according to the prediction |
10Tovma1 11:7 | | | he reminded him about his | own | blood relative Mehuzhan: how he |
10Tovma1 11:13 | | | king for you from your | own | line and religion. Let it |
10Tovma1 11:13 | | | here and occupy each his | own | inheritance |
10Tovma1 11:15 | | | returned each man to his | own | dwelling; and taking Arshak’s treasures |
10Tovma1 11:18 | | | without his permission, sent his | own | son Artashir to Armenia. Removing |
10Tovma1 11:21 | | | and bewail unconsolably over his | own | Artsruni family which, quickly forgetting |
10Tovma1 11:27 | | | made king over them his | own | son Shapuh. When he arrived |
10Tovma1 11:31 | | | to the sword by his | own | people. And because Hamazasp Mamikonean |
10Tovma1 11:55 | | | confirms for us in this | own | accurate History |
10Tovma2 1:15 | | | strengthened the troops of his | own | division. Then Vahan Artsruni intervened |
10Tovma2 2:12 | | | while we were in our | own | country, our prelates did not |
10Tovma2 2:16 | | | but left them to their | own | wishes, to live as might |
10Tovma2 2:23 | | | made preparations; mounting each his | own | horse they went out to |
10Tovma2 3:1 | | | Sasan was murdered by his | own | trusted (nobles), and his son |
10Tovma2 3:19 | | | us as a present our | own | treasures, unaware that I shall |
10Tovma2 3:25 | | | and reestablish everyone in his | own | position. The royal command was |
10Tovma2 3:38 | | | did not wish of your | own | accord to put yourself in |
10Tovma2 3:62 | | | He (Kavat) also ordered his | own | brothers to be killed; in |
10Tovma2 3:64 | | | death they made king his | own | son Artashir, who was a |
10Tovma2 4:11 | | | you will be condemning your | own | self.” Grieved, he went to |
10Tovma2 4:11 | | | Grieved, he went to his | own | house, for he was continuously |
10Tovma2 4:38 | | | free pardon. And to his | own | race he demonstrated more friendliness |
10Tovma2 4:57 | | | was the Abdla whom his | own | nation called Abdlandē, that is |
10Tovma2 6:3 | | | with the paucity of his | own | troops, he hastily sent a |
10Tovma2 6:5 | | | in haste, each with his | own | troops: Prince Ashot and his |
10Tovma2 6:14 | | | capital Bitlis, having abandoned their | own | camp |
10Tovma2 7:3 | | | the country’s affairs by their | own | orders and would install themselves |
10Tovma2 7:7 | | | And I myself with my | own | eyes saw that man who |
10Tovma2 7:13 | | | naught the killing of their | own | brothers and even of themselves |
10Tovma3 1:16 | | | command, gathered cavalry from his | own | region, and in the company |
10Tovma3 1:19 | | | hold that land for your | own | habitation, and it will be |
10Tovma3 1:31 | | | tents which are not their | own. | They are fearsome and splendid |
10Tovma3 2:53 | | | for the sake of their | own | homes and lands and families |
10Tovma3 2:66 | | | with great tenderness as my | own | offspring |
10Tovma3 2:69 | | | sent back each to his | own | place, and that the country |
10Tovma3 2:70 | | | If you go of your | own | will, perhaps it will be |
10Tovma3 2:80 | | | captivity in Babylon to their | own | land |
10Tovma3 2:82 | | | Bugha) dismissed him to his | own | home in great joy and |
10Tovma3 4:10 | | | by water but by my | own | blood |
10Tovma3 4:44 | | | battle, then Gurgēn ordered his | own | force to prepare, to form |
10Tovma3 5:4 | | | was to return to his | own | land and repossess his inheritance |
10Tovma3 5:4 | | | to be expelled from his | own | dwelling to a foreign land |
10Tovma3 5:5 | | | put out to support their | own | deceitful trickery, whereby they hunted |
10Tovma3 6:35 | | | gone to Samarra of his | own | will before their arrest and |
10Tovma3 6:53 | | | by the work of their | own | hands, as Paul himself, adorned |
10Tovma3 8:9 | | | could winter each in his | own | home, having commanded them all |
10Tovma3 9:1 | | | meadows, and everyone in his | own | way made haste to go |
10Tovma3 9:2 | | | general (Bugha) was forming his | own | destructive and ruinous plans. Intending |
10Tovma3 9:16 | | | shall briefly demonstrate in its | own | place |
10Tovma3 10:2 | | | and tribute remain in their | own | hands. They merely appoint someone |
10Tovma3 10:2 | | | rule over them at their | own | will. They live in unity |
10Tovma3 10:3 | | | leader, and each has his | own | customs as he pleases, even |
10Tovma3 10:29 | | | Bugha) dared not abandon his | own | camp without trepidation. Part of |
10Tovma3 11:34 | | | each was sleeping in his | own | tent, his troops surrounded them |
10Tovma3 13:29 | | | later) he returned to his | own | residence in Nakhchavan. Apujap’r went |
10Tovma3 13:40 | | | by numerous members of his | own | family, faithless relatives false to |
10Tovma3 13:43 | | | to be trusted in his | own | stead, and thus promoted him |
10Tovma3 13:47 | | | valour, they returned to their | own | territories on various pretexts |
10Tovma3 14:7 | | | son of Ashot, to his | own | country to rule over his |
10Tovma3 14:8 | | | indescribable happiness, and entered his | own | land, the principality called Vaspurakan |
10Tovma3 14:15 | | | and aware of what his | own | father had suffered from the |
10Tovma3 14:30 | | | scattered rushed back to their | own | places to build, plant, and |
10Tovma3 14:31 | | | people of Israel—suddenly his | own | son Mot’ēin attacked and slew |
10Tovma3 14:40 | | | ordered to do: of his | own | will he carried out a |
10Tovma3 14:43 | | | the province of Mardastan, his | own | allotment |
10Tovma3 14:51 | | | Derenik and went to his | own | house in Bagaran |
10Tovma3 15:10 | | | the other (lands) to his | own | son |
10Tovma3 15:14 | | | fortress, he returned to his | own | principality |
10Tovma3 15:15 | | | portion, while he left his | own | agents there |
10Tovma3 15:20 | | | and suppose that by his | own | power he had presided over |
10Tovma3 16:8 | | | pushing him back around his | own | camp where our Ashot seemed |
10Tovma3 16:13 | | | returned in peace to his | own | land, his heart full of |
10Tovma3 17:8 | | | turned back and went his | own | way |
10Tovma3 17:9 | | | they went each to his | own | land |
10Tovma3 18:8 | | | enemy) forces and reckoning his | own | small numbers in the thousands |
10Tovma3 19:9 | | | which they regarded as their | own | private inheritance, the Armenian princes |
10Tovma3 19:9 | | | to meet him from their | own | individual places: Derenik, Lord Gagik |
10Tovma3 20:8 | | | ordered the troops of his | own | army to follow the ruler |
10Tovma3 20:9 | | | him as prince by his | own | authority. So he (David) was |
10Tovma3 20:10 | | | for himself, and set his | own | governors over it |
10Tovma3 20:13 | | | and went peacefully to their | own | regions, leaving him dejected and |
10Tovma3 20:32 | | | everyone began to enter his | own | room for sleep, suddenly there |
10Tovma3 20:38 | | | fortress from him, appointing his | own | trusted retainers to guard it |
10Tovma3 20:38 | | | home and lands, putting his | own | officials in charge of the |
10Tovma3 20:61 | | | and they fled to their | own | lands |
10Tovma3 22:6 | | | but turned back of their | own | will and abandoned it. In |
10Tovma3 22:22 | | | battle. Gurgēn returned to his | own | castle of Kanguar, and a |
10Tovma3 22:30 | | | put them to forwarding his | own | purpose, so that he might |
10Tovma3 24:7 | | | the king arrived in his | own | lands, he had gifts and |
10Tovma3 25:2 | | | into the hands of his | own | officials and to treat its |
10Tovma3 25:4 | | | So they returned to their | own | land, and filled the country |
10Tovma3 28:5 | | | land of Apahunik’ gathered his | own | forces, including the neighbouring citizens |
10Tovma3 28:12 | | | Persia. He himself gathered his | own | forces, ten thousand soldiers, and |
10Tovma3 29:24 | | | called mardpet had made his | own— | the story of which we |
10Tovma3 29:34 | | | of his royal palace, his | own | construction that was built like |
10Tovma3 29:48 | | | Christ is not called his | own | house or tabernacle, but the |
10Tovma3 29:50 | | | named the site after his | own | name Gagkakert, and brought there |
10Tovma3 29:68 | | | in Korchēik’ he installed his | own | officers to guard the fortress |
10Tovma4 1:20 | | | fire of envy by his | own | companions, mire of gloom, who |
10Tovma4 1:20 | | | he was hurrying to his | own | province |
10Tovma4 1:34 | | | were anxious to shed their | own | blood, preferring death to life |
10Tovma4 1:36 | | | with wrath, especially over his | own | pre-eminent province of Vaspurakan |
10Tovma4 2:11 | | | where he fortified for his | own | account the (castle) of Shamiram |
10Tovma4 3:7 | | | made him master of his | own | inheritance with the dignity of |
10Tovma4 3:22 | | | Bagrevand, rapidly returned to his | own | land |
10Tovma4 3:49 | | | he had put under his | own | control. But falling prey to |
10Tovma4 4:6 | | | fruit that falls of its | own | accord from high branches into |
10Tovma4 4:6 | | | prince Gagik, begging for his | own | life and those of his |
10Tovma4 4:32 | | | hopes not only in his | own | armour but in the power |
10Tovma4 4:57 | | | not leave him to his | own | independent wishes, but made him |
10Tovma4 4:64 | | | hear; it far surpasses my | own | history and those of others |
10Tovma4 8:2 | | | person and seen with our | own | eyes, travelling to distant parts |
10Tovma4 9:1 | | | These he bound by his | own | hand, through his well-grounded |
10Tovma4 10:3 | | | which he subjected to his | own | authority |
10Tovma4 10:17 | | | of the many of his | own | troops who had seized plunder |
10Tovma4 11:2 | | | captives, they returned to their | own | abodes after a great victory |
10Tovma4 12:17 | | | For his | own | house he was a verdant |
10Tovma4 13:7 | | | Holy Spirit, ruled over their | own | ancestral provinces of Vaspurakan. Resisting |
10Tovma4 13:31 | | | help of God and their | own | bravery they did not permit |
10Tovma4 13:37 | | | taking of any of his | own | for the requirements of tax |
10Tovma4 13:64 | | | For he remained on his | own | in Armenia like a ship |
10Tovma4 13:72 | | | peaceful for himself and his | own ( | people), undisturbed by the tumult |
10Tovma4 13:91 | | | as if he were his | own | son; he gave him his |
10Tovma4 13:91 | | | son; he gave him his | own | daughter as wife in legal |
10Tovma4 13:94 | | | time to confirm with his | own | hands Zak’aria on the throne |
11Asogh1 7:16 | | | now we see with our | own | eyes how many sick people |
11Asogh1 7:19 | | | peace as if in their | own | home. This gracious hospitality is |
11Asogh1 7:36 | | | in my youth with my | own | eyes and reveled in the |
11Asogh1 12:4 | | | and was strangled by his | own | servant in the city of |
11Asogh1 27:10 | | | sovereigns) each returned to his | own | possession. This happened in [437=988] year |
11Asogh1 30:2 | | | and was laid in his | own | burial-vault on the north |
11Asogh1 33:2 | | | who took him to their | own | land and locked him in |
11Asogh1 34:7 | | | hastened to leave for their | own | land |
11Asogh1 35:3 | | | God) could see with their | own | eyes and (learn) by their |
11Asogh1 35:3 | | | eyes and (learn) by their | own | sufferings |
11Asogh1 37:6 | | | which they went to their | own | land |
11Asogh1 40:31 | | | of them returned to his | own | land, glorifying God |
11Asogh1 42:11 | | | The Iberian called to his | own, | who, having come running, killed |
11Asogh1 43:5 | | | and each parted in their | own | direction |
12Last1 1:1 | | | Everyone sullied his | own | road, And the country was |
12Last1 2:9 | | | took from me, is my | own | place |
12Last1 2:14 | | | them and came to his | own | land |
12Last1 3:5 | | | sure, and saw with my | own | eyes, that those who arose |
12Last1 3:10 | | | to quickly, secretly reach his | own | home. And all of their |
12Last1 4:13 | | | not wax strong by his | own | might; rather the lord weakens |
12Last1 9:1 | | | diseased passion, and had her | own | husband drowned on (Michael’s) account |
12Last1 9:8 | | | slain, went off to their | own | land |
12Last1 9:10 | | | to depart unharmed to their | own | land, (so that) they (the |
12Last1 9:11 | | | description) of them. With our | own | eyes we saw the blows |
12Last1 9:19 | | | one moment had lost their | own | salvation. Indeed, it came to |
12Last1 10:0 | | | troubled that none of her | own | people were worthy of the |
12Last1 10:23 | | | as though it were his | own | inheritance. A certain one of |
12Last1 10:26 | | | Agag, seating him in his | own | carriage. Therefore, like Saul, he |
12Last1 11:14 | | | Such words are likewise my | own, | since all the prophetic words |
12Last1 12:9 | | | is no need for my | own | composition. He rebuked the women |
12Last1 12:25 | | | what we saw with our | own | eyes, and about the wicked |
12Last1 13:2 | | | grows strong not through his | own | strength, but because the Lord |
12Last1 13:9 | | | and slaves and entered their | own | land, and every country was |
12Last1 13:9 | | | him to return to his | own | land with great gifts. Enough |
12Last1 14:4 | | | not (a practice) before my | own | time, I shall not accept |
12Last1 15:5 | | | plunder, they went to their | own | land |
12Last1 16:19 | | | freed went off to their | own | homes. As for those (Seljuks |
12Last1 16:25 | | | sent him back to his | own | land heaped with contumely |
12Last1 16:38 | | | erected a catapult of his | own, | and when (the Seljuks) would |
12Last1 16:38 | | | this presbyter would aim his | own | missile at their rock so |
12Last1 16:53 | | | nonetheless, he returned to his | own | land in great sadness, since |
12Last1 17:0 | | | validity of this with our | own | eyes, in the case (of |
12Last1 17:4 | | | seized the throne as her | own | patrimonial inheritance, which none could |
12Last1 17:7 | | | captives, they returned to their | own | land |
12Last1 17:14 | | | in lamentation complained against his | own ( | people) that the sins of |
12Last1 17:17 | | | them, since he recognized his | own | and was recognized by his |
12Last1 17:17 | | | and was recognized by his | own | |
12Last1 18:4 | | | they would return to their | own | land |
12Last1 18:8 | | | they went off to their | own | land. Who can record the |
12Last1 18:28 | | | country, then returned to his | own | place. And he sent to |
12Last1 18:30 | | | a guide from among his | own | men. They went at night |
12Last1 18:30 | | | uninformed, in accordance with their | own | blood-thirsty customs, they slaughtered |
12Last1 18:31 | | | Thereafter they returned to their | own | land. But because they observed |
12Last1 18:49 | | | they went off to their | own | land. It is said that |
12Last1 22:3 | | | not display to anyone their | own | pit of perdition. Otherwise, who |
12Last1 22:6 | | | from the wars of (your | own) | clansmen—as Habel and Joseph |
12Last1 22:31 | | | Xlat’ where he found his | own | folk settled there on fields |
12Last1 23:2 | | | poison, (Hranoysh), dissatisfied with her | own | perdition, prepared many others as |
12Last1 23:18 | | | frightful scene, he grabbed his | own | collar and tore his clothing |
12Last1 24:5 | | | had witnessed them with their | own | eyes and had no need |
12Last1 24:17 | | | numerous districts, returned to his | own | land with inestimable booty |
12Last1 25:2 | | | and taken back to his | own | land great booty and many |
12Last1 25:17 | | | foreigners was blinded by his | own | folk, treacherously, shamefully and then |
12Last1 25:23 | | | had been captured by his | own | lords and treacherously blinded, that |