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placate   6
place   1313
plagiarizer   1
plague   3
plain   196
plan   264
plane   2
plank   6
plant   57
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plain
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placing   28
plagiarizers   1
plagued   2
plagues   1
plain   155
plainly   4
plains   37
plan   110
plane   2


02Agat1    20:1|went to hunt in the plain of Parakan Shemak
02Agat1    20:4|senselessness, wallowing naked on the plain
02Agat3    4:12|struck as level as a plain
03Buz3    6:12|horse run free across the plain which borders the great northern
03Buz3    6:12|their camp, in the Vatneay plain
03Buz3    7:13|loot and descended into the plain of the Ayraratean district. He
03Buz3    7:16|other peoples, filling the rocky plain with the corpses of the
03Buz3    8:3|Garhni and extending to the plain of Mecamor to the hill
03Buz3    8:5|area they filled up the plain with another oak forest, which
03Buz3    12:9|went before Yusik through the plain to the other side of
03Buz5    4:55|and fled, dispersing over the plain, high mountains and deep valleys
03Buz5    32:8|place called Xu in a plain of Bagrewand district, while the
03Buz5    37:27|brigades clashed was in the plain of Karin
03Buz5    37:37|across the face of the plain, as did many who had
03Buz5    41:2|Armenia encamping on the Artandan plain
04Yegh3    8:179|up to enclose the entire plain; they were armed and equipped
04Yegh3    8:185|over the face of the plain and turned them in flight
04Yegh4    3:52|Tavasparan, from the hill and plain and all the mountain strongholds
04Yegh5    1:10|forces for war on the plain of Artaz for a muster
04Yegh5    3:51|spoke; and there on the plain he pitched camp, installed the
04Yegh5    5:123|the way across the great plain
04Yegh5    6:132|the whole surface of the plain opposite the Aryan army on
04Yegh6    1:16|torrents of blood on the plain, and all their bodies became
04Yegh6    3:56|you wish to hear the plain truth, have the leaders of
04Yegh8    3:58|Through him the plain of Avarayr was gloriously bedecked
05Parp2    7:11|nourishment) of the coveted Ayrarat plain, but worms which are nourished
05Parp3    37:13|enclosed place in the Tghmut plain which was chosen out of
05Parp4    66:6|the district of Shirak, the plain where the marzpan of Armenia
05Parp4    68:23|had to move from the plain to the mountains. They were
05Parp4    73:11|do not descend to the plain, and the Huns’ brigades do
05Parp4    73:13|to descend into the Charmanaynu plain
05Parp4    78:5|troops which filled the entire plain with the Iranian brigade billowing
05Parp4    79:10|village named Du, in the plain of the fountains, called Arcat’aghbersn
05Parp4    96:11|inquired: “Now tell us in plain words what you need so
06Khor1    6:23|the northwest. Reaching a small plain beside a long mountain, through
06Khor1    10:7|of a mountain in a plain where had lingered and dwelt
06Khor1    10:9|and dwelt in an elevated plain and called the name of
06Khor1    10:11|the southern side of this plain at the foot of a
06Khor1    11:14|stadia they came to a plain between very high mountains
06Khor1    12:4|went and lingered in the plain called Hark’
06Khor1    12:11|The eastern plain, you might say, was supine
06Khor1    12:12|mountains and edges of the plain in their youthful course they
06Khor1    12:13|In this deep plain dwelt Aramaneak; he cultivated a
06Khor1    12:13|cultivated a part of the plain on the north and the
06Khor1    12:17|his entourage to a nearby plain, fertile and rich, in which
06Khor1    12:27|in the east to a plain where the River Araxes cuts
06Khor1    12:27|fearful roar descends to the plain
06Khor1    12:31|Geḷam himself returned to the plain, and at the foot of
06Khor1    14:4|through Korduk’ to the Assyrian plain, slaughtering many of his men
06Khor1    14:6|great part of the Assyrian plain to taxes for a long
06Khor1    15:7|arrived in haste at the plain of Ara, which is called
06Khor1    16:2|a few days in the plain that is called Ayrarat after
06Khor1    16:4|a wide meadow like a plain, descending from the mountain on
06Khor1    31:4|of the river, the entire plain, whose capital is Azhdanakan, as
06Khor1    31:10|Media, which is in the plain called Sharur’s
06Khor2    6:5|race that inhabited the northern plain and the foothills of the
06Khor2    6:5|the south to the great plain. He ordered them to cast
06Khor2    6:8|to descend to the great plain. There he encamped on the
06Khor2    8:6|Kur, which cuts the extensive plain
06Khor2    8:7|of Sisak, which inherited the plain of Albania and the mountainous
06Khor2    8:7|mountainous region of the same plain from the river Araxes as
06Khor2    34:3|disciples and burial in the plain, the martyrdom of the king’s
06Khor2    42:6|To the south the level plain recalled the beauty of smooth
06Khor2    56:5|Armenia, neither of mountain nor plain, on account of the prosperity
06Khor2    65:10|host as corpses over the plain. Pursuing them for a long
06Khor2    74:8|province called Artaz, to a plain where the relics of our
06Khor2    74:10|Anak was dwelling in the plain of Artaz he happened to
06Khor2    85:2|the Armenians descended into the plain of Gargar and met the
06Khor3    3:7|with their horses in the plain of Vatnean near the Caspian
06Khor3    10:7|who gave battle on the plain called Mṙuḷ
06Khor3    23:11|Gnel’s body down to the plain of Aḷiovit and buried it
06Khor3    28:3|to fight on the open plain and in an unimpeded spot
06Khor3    37:5|battle was waged on the plain called Dzirav, and the battle
06Khor3    37:19|in concert filled the entire plain with corpses of the enemy
06Khor3    46:5|met each other on the plain called Ereweal and gave violent
06Khor3    59:7|the northern side facing the plain; but to the east and
07Seb1    8:2|of the trumpet on the plain of Geran
07Seb1    8:14|a great battle on the plain of Khałamakhikc. They defeated the
07Seb1    23:4|lie in ambush on the plain. Attacking him like brigands, they
07Seb1    32:0|Battle on the plain of Ełevard and the Persian
07Seb1    32:0|defeat. Another battle on the plain of Shirak and the Greek
07Seb1    32:2|battle took place on the plain of Ełevard. They defeated the
07Seb1    32:4|Greek army assembled at the plain of Shirak, at the village
07Seb1    32:5|of the river onto the plain called Akank’, while the Persian
07Seb1    32:11|on the side of the plain. The multitude of their force
07Seb1    33:5|of those slain on the plain could not be counted
07Seb1    34:10|Ayrarat, and camped on the plain of the city of Vałarshapat
07Seb1    38:22|the mountainous terrain to the plain of Nakhchawan in the winter
07Seb1    38:31|on as far as the plain of Nineveh; then he turned
07Seb1    38:31|There was mist on the plain, and the Persian army did
07Seb1    42:20|and they camped on the plain. The Armenian general Musheł Mamikonean
07Seb1    48:19|the mountain side and the plain. Although the Iberians for a
08Ghev1    6:1|against him in the swampy plain of Payik. Many of the
08Ghev1    8:3|and departed, going to a plain called Ar’estakoghm on the Vaspurakan
08Ghev1    14:8|to refute even the most plain lie, when the adversary thinks
08Ghev1    31:4|They also took the desirable plain of Baghasakan where there were
08Ghev1    34:62|and their corpses) covered the plain
08Ghev1    39:14|heat. He encamped on the plain called K’eran
08Ghev1    39:15|on that furnace-like rocky plain
09Draskh1    3:6|and lived in a beautiful plain which was seemingly fortified with
09Draskh1    3:8|Erasx River in the same plain Aramayis erected a city as
09Draskh1    3:14|of the lake to a plain traversed by the river Erasx
09Draskh1    10:11|to death in the Vatnean plain by means of the trampling
09Draskh1    13:4|strong and filled the entire plain (of Dziraw) with the corpses
09Draskh1    16:21|battle was fought in the plain of Xaghamax and because of
09Draskh1    19:13|of Ayrarat, spoiled the entire plain and laid siege to the
09Draskh1    19:48|cultivated the sandy and rocky plain, planting orchards and gardens
09Draskh1    37:6|meeting took place in the plain of Sharur, where the princess
09Draskh1    45:4|pitched camp on a level plain in a valley at the
09Draskh1    52:16|delight, and behind him a plain of desolation
10Tovma1    3:21|East were a very extensive plain, stretching for a great distance
10Tovma1    5:2|Makan, and camped in the plain of Media. Then no little
10Tovma1    6:32|being the first in the plain called Artsuik’. Furthermore, by chance
10Tovma1    8:7|on the west of the plain and along the shore of
10Tovma2    1:13|the Persian army on the plain of Avarayr in the province
10Tovma2    7:1|The thick snow, levelling the plain, piled up around the foot
10Tovma3    5:23|garden, but later (became) a plain of destruction. And as fire
10Tovma3    9:1|blew over the low-lying plain of Dvin. Roots took hold
10Tovma3    9:4|to report ready at the plain of the city; he reassembled
10Tovma3    10:4|a martyr’s death in the plain of Vatnean
10Tovma3    10:15|his army, descended to the plain of Gagarats’ik’ and entered the
10Tovma3    13:52|his troops. Descending to the plain, they mustered together, drew up
10Tovma3    18:6|two hills that overlooked the plain of Erivarats’-arkman above the
10Tovma3    20:55|is in a valley-shaped plain, it favoured the murderous beast
10Tovma3    28:4|over and encamped on the plain of Awshakan in the province
10Tovma3    28:18|the river Araxes to the plain of Sharur and camped beside
10Tovma3    29:34|calm wide hollows in the plain, and debouch at the summit
10Tovma3    29:35|could look down onto the plain to the banks of the
10Tovma3    29:54|their course over mountain and plain. Thus he completed the splendid
10Tovma3    29:61|province of Manazav and the plain of Yush, combined forces with
10Tovma3    29:66|filled the surface of the plain with bodies of killed and
10Tovma4    1:19|Andzah and arrived in the plain of Kher, intending to reach
10Tovma4    4:34|came upon them in the plain of Gerat at the very
10Tovma4    4:35|filled the surface of the plain with fallen bodies densely packed
10Tovma4    10:5|pride came down to the plain of the city of Vałarshapat
10Tovma4    10:15|over the surface of the plain, like sheaves in a full
10Tovma4    11:2|down like stubble of the plain under the feet of the
11Asogh1    7:23|and quenched their thirst with plain water only on Saturdays and
11Asogh1    16:5|who lived on the Syrian plain, fearing Ibn Xosrov, left their
11Asogh1    26:6|killed Chortuanel on the Bagarij plain at the Derjan district in
11Asogh1    29:6|of Tashirk and the Iberian plain, having the vast fortress of
11Asogh1    34:5|gave battle on the Burz plain, was defeated and fled
11Asogh1    41:2|He went to the Aleppo plain, in Syria, to the very
11Asogh1    42:16|where he camped on a plain near the city of Vagharshakert
11Asogh1    44:0|Tashir district and the Iberian plain
11Asogh1    44:2|Tashir, Shamshvilde, and the Iberian plain, ruining and destroying everything (in
12Last1    2:18|and encamped in the large plain of Karin, and sent emissaries
12Last1    3:3|an army on the vast plain. A countless multitude of people
12Last1    3:12|troops descended to the large plain of Basen. He sent cavalrymen
12Last1    4:8|zHayovk’), camping in the extensive plain of Her. He commanded the
12Last1    10:48|the northern part of the plain. There he gloriously and appropriately
12Last1    11:11|They filled up the vast plain of Basen and Karin. Jets
12Last1    16:27|thence descended onto the extensive plain of Basen by the impregnable
12Last1    18:6|the severe frost on that plain, the hands and feet of
12Last1    18:6|of that fire they entire plain was lit up as though