04Yegh5 1:9 | | | Nershapuh | Artsruni, | Khoren Khorkhoruni, The sparapet himself |
06Khor1 24:1 | | | from whom are descended the | Artsruni | and the Gnuni and the |
06Khor1 24:7 | | | says the historian, descend the | Artsruni | and Gnuni |
06Khor2 7:12 | | | And the | Artsruni | I know are not Artsruni |
06Khor2 7:12 | | | Artsruni I know are not | Artsruni | but Artsruni; they carried the |
06Khor2 7:12 | | | know are not Artsruni but | Artsruni; | they carried the eagles before |
06Khor2 7:15 | | | are descended from Senek’erim, the | Artsruni | and the Gnuni |
06Khor2 29:5 | | | him support through Khosran, an | Artsruni, | for the struggle against Herod |
06Khor2 36:6 | | | Bagratuni and wife of Khosren | Artsruni, | took the child - for he |
06Khor3 35:5 | | | Gathering many troops under Mehrujan | Artsruni | and Vahan Mamikonian, apostates of |
06Khor3 48:21 | | | the Persians and of his | Artsruni | uncles, he was unable to |
06Khor3 55:18 | | | at the titling match, Shavasp | Artsruni | twice succeeded in knocking the |
07Seb1 21:3 | | | of the Vahewunik’; Fourth: Vardan | Artsruni; | Fifth: Mamak Mamikonean; Sixth: Step’anos |
07Seb1 28:4 | | | one’s contingent and banner: Varazshapuh | Artsruni; | Sargis Tayets’i; Artavazd and Vstam |
07Seb1 33:0 | | | and the killing of Vasak | Artsruni | |
07Seb1 33:12 | | | year
and they seized Vasak | Artsruni, | son of Sahak the prince |
08Ghev1 30:2 | | | and Hamazasp, lords of the | Artsruni | House, applied themselves (to the |
08Ghev1 30:5 | | | select lords, sons of Vahan | Artsruni, | pass away |
10Tovma1 1:1 | | | tower, from which tribe the | Artsruni | family arose. And since the |
10Tovma1 1:7 | | | indeed the race of the | Artsruni | descended from Sem or from |
10Tovma1 1:77 | | | became the founder of this | Artsruni | house |
10Tovma1 6:32 | | | to Armenia, and named him | Artsruni, | as being the first in |
10Tovma1 6:39 | | | At the command of Vahan | Artsruni | they were entrusted with the |
10Tovma1 6:43 | | | But Jajuṙ | Artsruni | set his hand to the |
10Tovma1 6:52 | | | of the blessed man Khuran | Artsruni, | of his comprehensive intelligence and |
10Tovma1 6:55 | | | with the great general Khuran | Artsruni. | Sending him gifts, he received |
10Tovma1 6:55 | | | he received in support Khuran | Artsruni, | a wise and valiant man |
10Tovma1 6:57 | | | trapped the great general Khuran | Artsruni | in the snare of his |
10Tovma1 7:1 | | | Abgar and Nerseh and Khuran | Artsruni | |
10Tovma1 8:18 | | | But when the | Artsruni | clan declined, no one remained |
10Tovma1 9:4 | | | to what happened to the | Artsruni | family, or how, where, or |
10Tovma1 10:6 | | | to an exposition of the | Artsruni | families alone and have not |
10Tovma1 10:10 | | | certain anything else about the | Artsruni | clan or what sort of |
10Tovma1 10:14 | | | away Shavasp, son of Vach’ē | Artsruni, | and Mehedak Ṙshtuni, for they |
10Tovma1 10:15 | | | the descendants of the two | Artsruni | and Ṙshtuni families; but these |
10Tovma1 10:16 | | | nobility, he learned about the | Artsruni | and Rshtuni families and those |
10Tovma1 10:21 | | | At that very moment Shavasp | Artsruni | approached the mardpet and note |
10Tovma1 10:22 | | | to its fullest extent, Shavasp | Artsruni | shot (an arrow) in his |
10Tovma1 10:26 | | | indeed bring about.
But Mehuzhan | Artsruni | did not heed Saint Nersēs |
10Tovma1 11:3 | | | of Armenian soldiers, appointing Mershapuh | Artsruni, | general of Armenia, and Vahan |
10Tovma1 11:7 | | | Shapuh the brother of Mehuzhan | Artsruni | in order to confirm that |
10Tovma1 11:17 | | | But Vasak | Artsruni | went to Khosrov and took |
10Tovma1 11:19 | | | Then Vasak | Artsruni | fled to Artashir the Persian |
10Tovma1 11:20 | | | The most excellent Ałan | Artsruni, | Vasak’s son, was much offended |
10Tovma1 11:21 | | | bewail unconsolably over his own | Artsruni | family which, quickly forgetting the |
10Tovma1 11:29 | | | Even more stoutheartedly, Shavasp | Artsruni, | while they were playing polo |
10Tovma1 11:44 | | | following the inclination of Vach’ē | Artsruni | |
10Tovma1 11:45 | | | Sahak’s return from Persia Ałan | Artsruni | went to him again. Receiving |
10Tovma1 11:58 | | | tracing the genealogy of the | Artsruni | clan |
10Tovma2 1:1 | | | At that same time Shavasp | Artsruni, | brother of Vasak the father |
10Tovma2 1:3 | | | death. After the impious Shavasp | Artsruni | had reached Artashat with the |
10Tovma2 1:6 | | | the Araxes and Metsamawr, Shavasp | Artsruni | advanced against them. But on |
10Tovma2 1:9 | | | Great they entrusted to Vahan | Artsruni, | for him to build a |
10Tovma2 1:14 | | | There Vahan | Artsruni, | with splendid and outstanding bravery |
10Tovma2 1:15 | | | his own division. Then Vahan | Artsruni | intervened; he turned the Persian |
10Tovma2 1:16 | | | the elephants. The valiant Vahan | Artsruni | supported (Vardan), and together they |
10Tovma2 2:7 | | | describing the martyrdom of Vahan | Artsruni | |
10Tovma2 2:9 | | | reign Saint Vardan and Vahan | Artsruni | were martyred |
10Tovma2 2:10 | | | Now Vasak | Artsruni, | father of the saintly Alan |
10Tovma2 2:11 | | | the great nobility of the | Artsruni | house, to accept that council |
10Tovma2 2:15 | | | the Persian troubles.” Then our | Artsruni | magnates received permission to write |
10Tovma2 2:18 | | | But the blessed Alan | Artsruni, | son of Vasak, returned to |
10Tovma2 2:23 | | | brave Vahan: Mershapuh and Yashkur | Artsruni, | Nerseh Kamsarakan, and some of |
10Tovma2 5:3 | | | Vaspurakan was Ashot of the | Artsruni | house, a most renowned man |
10Tovma2 6:5 | | | with their forces; from the | Artsruni | family, Vahan and Vasak and |
10Tovma2 6:25 | | | companion-in-arms was Vahan | Artsruni; | the third division to the |
10Tovma2 6:28 | | | war was fomented by Vasak | Artsruni | through treachery and malevolence, and |
10Tovma2 6:46 | | | and camped at Hadamakert, the | Artsruni | capital. From there he began |
10Tovma2 6:55 | | | Vaspurakan, both those of the | Artsruni | nobility and those of their |
10Tovma3 2:46 | | | his relatives, Vahan and Musheł | Artsruni | and the groups of nobles |
10Tovma3 2:52 | | | the other members of the | Artsruni | family, and a great number |
10Tovma3 3:1 | | | and his son Grigor, Vahan | Artsruni | and his son Gagik who |
10Tovma3 3:2 | | | some other member of the | Artsruni | family and their nobles, the |
10Tovma3 4:21 | | | nobles and magnates from the | Artsruni | principalities and all their troops |
10Tovma3 5:16 | | | fetters, and likewise Lord Grigor | Artsruni | who rendered a fine confession |
10Tovma3 5:16 | | | and other nobles from the | Artsruni | house (already) were |
10Tovma3 6:0 | | | the evil undertaking of the | Artsruni | nobles; and the confession in |
10Tovma3 6:0 | | | in Christ of Lord Grigor | Artsruni | and Lord Yovhannēs, bishop of |
10Tovma3 6:35 | | | they were related to the | Artsruni | family, had gone to Samarra |
10Tovma3 6:41 | | | priest Grigor, and Lord Grigor | Artsruni, | taking courage in God, stood |
10Tovma3 6:44 | | | was proper for Lord Grigor | Artsruni | not to disregard his homonym |
10Tovma3 11:37 | | | general’s place and the other | Artsruni | families |
10Tovma3 12:1 | | | remained various families of the | Artsruni | clan: the valiant Gurgēn, Musheł |
10Tovma3 13:18 | | | when the survivors of the | Artsruni | house heard of the defeat |
10Tovma3 13:18 | | | their leader they appointed Apujap’r | Artsruni, | and with him Sahak Apumk’dēm |
10Tovma3 14:3 | | | exertions of the blessed Grigor | Artsruni, | the valiant champion and victorious |
10Tovma3 16:0 | | | Ashot from captivity, and Vahan | Artsruni | |
10Tovma3 17:1 | | | He despatched to Gurgēn Vahan | Artsruni | and the priest T’eodoros, abbot |
10Tovma3 20:6 | | | his relative from the same | Artsruni | house to seize him and |
10Tovma3 20:36 | | | and the son of Grigor | Artsruni | |
10Tovma4 13:1 | | | the death of King Gagik | Artsruni, | son of Deranik, and the |
11Asogh1 8:12 | | | Vaspurakan, the son of Gagik | Artsruni | |