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provide   101
providence   49
provident   3
providential   9
province   336
provincial   3
provision   33
provocation   2
provoke   19
Wordform

provinces
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provider   2
provides   6
providing   11
province   266
provinces   70
provincial   2
provincials   1
proving   1
provision   1


01Kor1    26:1|and exhortation to all the provinces, the same year, six months
02Agat3    25:3|bishops in all the Armenian provinces under his jurisdiction. Those who
04Yegh1    1:6|in his assault many Roman provinces; all the churches he put
04Yegh1    2:45|had ruined most of his provinces and had prevailed over his
04Yegh2    2:36|the Persian king assailed his provinces, regions and lands, captured many
04Yegh2    12:280|and had ruined many royal provinces
04Yegh3    2:33|many castles in the mountainous provinces
04Yegh3    9:211|he spread them through various provinces of the land for their
04Yegh3    9:214|Siunik, capturing and destroying many provinces. He put him (Vasak) and
04Yegh5    3:54|his army, he raided many provinces seeking plunder
04Yegh5    7:155|country; they had seized many provinces and castles which no one
04Yegh6    3:52|Persian empire. They ravaged many provinces, took very many prisoners back
04Yegh6    3:75|had occupied and plundered many provinces, he ordered the taxes of
04Yegh7    1:10|pursuit, he plundered many royal provinces, and he himself returned safely
06Khor1    3:7|innumerable accounts of villages and provinces and even private families and
06Khor2    4:6|a certain Morp’iwḷik united these provinces just mentioned and declared war
06Khor2    8:23|them after their villages and provinces
06Khor2    8:29|Tigris River, granting him as provinces Ardzn and the district around
06Khor2    8:31|and the Akēats’i from the provinces of the same name
06Khor2    8:32|know if they called the provinces for these men’s names or
06Khor2    8:32|after the name of the provinces
06Khor2    22:3|sisters as heirs in the provinces of Aḷiovit and Aṙberan, leaving
06Khor2    22:3|in the villages of those provinces with their special incomes and
06Khor2    33:18|Jews who live in the provinces of Palestine gathered together and
06Khor2    37:15|they received as residence the provinces called Bat and Ozomn
06Khor2    61:2|brothers from Ayrarat to the provinces of Aḷiovit and Aṙberan so
06Khor2    62:8|of them came to the provinces of Aḷiovit and Aṙberan
06Khor2    68:11|from them, he granted them provinces and ennobled their families after
06Khor2    76:4|River Danube, had taken many provinces captive and had plundered the
06Khor2    86:16|out to proselytize the other provinces of Georgia with her pure
06Khor3    7:2|to the sword all the provinces of his state, not only
06Khor3    22:11|Arsacids to dwell in the provinces of Hashteank’, Aḷiovit, and Aṙberan
06Khor3    38:3|had seized from him: the provinces of Shirak and Arsharunik’, which
06Khor3    43:2|who had possessions in the provinces of the Persian sector heard
06Khor3    59:2|traveled through many of our provinces, he decided to build a
07Seb1    38:28|to interpose (between them) many provinces so that his army could
07Seb1    41:18|from there he saved many provinces
07Seb1    46:44|elite leaders from all his provinces, went to Rome to see
09Draskh1    16:40|changed the nomenclature of those provinces which our own Aram had
09Draskh1    51:4|strength in all of the provinces, he roared in great anger
09Draskh1    52:1|the borders of their respective provinces
09Draskh1    52:3|They devastated many provinces and turned them into deserts
09Draskh1    62:1|of Krust in his own provinces
09Draskh1    64:7|captives and turned the prosperous provinces and villages into deserts
10Tovma2    3:65|all the cities of those provinces, and Tarsus in Cilicia, and
10Tovma3    1:15|troops and generals, governors of provinces and cities, to viziers, prefects
10Tovma3    4:21|crowd of refugees from the provinces of Ałbag, Zarehvan, and Akē
10Tovma3    9:6|and entrance into the (various) provinces. He had indicated the strength
10Tovma3    13:19|Raiding the provinces of Chuash and T’oṙnawan, they
10Tovma3    13:19|because Bugha had entrusted these provinces to the sparapet Smbat, he
10Tovma3    18:1|province was reckoned among the provinces of Vaspurakan; and one hundred
10Tovma3    22:9|of Ṙshtunik’’ with the neighbouring provinces and as much as he
10Tovma3    28:14|promised to give him cities, provinces, villages, and estates
10Tovma3    29:13|the country with its numerous provinces and impregnable fortresses, his abandoning
10Tovma3    29:23|received as his portion: the provinces of Chuash and T’oṙnavan, Artaz
10Tovma3    29:24|These were famous provinces, which in earlier times the
10Tovma3    29:72|turned back and entered the provinces of T’rab and Shnawh
10Tovma4    2:11|castle of Nkan and the provinces of T’oṙnavan and Chuash, where
10Tovma4    3:13|more of their castles and provinces than his fathers
10Tovma4    4:13|by a mutual exchange of provinces and castles
10Tovma4    4:20|and took control of its provinces
10Tovma4    4:65|imposed his control over those provinces, from Kogovit as far as
10Tovma4    7:4|and impregnable fortresses in the provinces and centre of the land
10Tovma4    9:3|and captured and destroyed many provinces with their castles
10Tovma4    13:7|ruled over their own ancestral provinces of Vaspurakan. Resisting the Muslims
10Tovma4    13:13|all freely ruled over their provinces, although they could not endure
10Tovma4    13:14|summoned them from their various provinces. They gave them gifts, appointed
10Tovma4    13:14|their castles, impregnable fortresses and provinces, villages, estates, and holy hermitages
10Tovma4    13:25|lord and master of the provinces of Tsałkotn and Kogovit and
10Tovma4    13:31|they did not permit their provinces to be undermined by the