03Buz5 34:7 | | | the border of Armenia. He | proposed | that all the Armenian azats |
04Yegh3 2:41 | | | He intended to put the | proposed | action to the test |
05Parp3 27:8 | | | behind it, and what they | proposed | to do. All of them |
05Parp3 27:18 | | | not entertain what had been | proposed; | knowing the great danger, (they |
05Parp3 41:5 | | | for sure. Would such a ( | proposed) | war be resolved easily or |
06Khor2 24:12 | | | revolt against you, and he | proposed | to me that we should |
06Khor3 58:5 | | | not hold the country, had | proposed | a treaty through Smbat the |
07Seb1 12:24 | | | senses; they desisted from their | proposed | sedition and departed |
07Seb1 32:9 | | | with them for peace. They | proposed | that battle be avoided, and |
07Seb1 40:6 | | | appointed place which Heraclius had | proposed | to him |
07Seb1 43:2 | | | for their prayer. There they | proposed | their evil plot, desiring to |
07Seb1 44:13 | | | and do as you have | proposed. | ’ He arose and went |
10Tovma3 12:2 | | | of Bugha. Some of them | proposed | Gurgēn for the title of |
10Tovma3 20:28 | | | so that as his advice | proposed, | so indeed would he do |
10Tovma3 20:40 | | | of the Armenians. But Derenik | proposed | peace with Hasan, promising to |
10Tovma3 22:12 | | | without disturbing the peace. Some | proposed | this, some suggested that.
But |
10Tovma4 13:100 | | | kinsmen and descendants?” Then he | proposed | his spiritual son, the wonderful |
12Last1 26:20 | | | no bounds. For whatever they | proposed | regarding us was evil. Their |