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seminarian   1
senate   13
senator   2
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sendee   1
seneschal   1
senior   96
seniority   6
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sensitivity   1
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sent   846
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sentient   1
sentiments   5


01Kor1    2:6|one year on the god-sent scourge of a boundless, mountain
01Kor1    6:7|then taking them from him sent them to the King in
01Kor1    19:3|carried out their orders and sent the translations to the excellent
01Kor1    23:3|interest of truth, destroyed and sent them beyond their borders, so
01Kor1    26:1|who were near him, and sent many messages of advice and
02Agat1    1:14|Moreover, Xosrov had sent emissaries for the Persians to
02Agat1    1:14|his Artashir’s kingship. He also sent emissaries to the brave folk
02Agat1    4:2|The ruler of the Goths sent a message with the following
02Agat1    4:7|edicts and emissaries should be sent to the princes and troops
02Agat1    4:27|to aid him, and then sent him to his own land
02Agat1    7:18|your long-suffering indulgence you sent the holy prophets, your beloved
02Agat1    7:23|your beloved Son, who was sent by you to come and
02Agat1    7:26|You sent your only-begotten Son into
02Agat1    7:52|Lord Jesus Christ, who was sent by you
02Agat1    7:53|whom you sent to death for our sins
02Agat1    7:82|but had mercy and sent your only-begotten Son, who
02Agat1    7:84|Lord Jesus Christ, who was sent by you to us
02Agat1    12:4|from the orders we have sent to you, that we are
02Agat1    13:4|likeness on their tablets, they sent it to the emperor
02Agat1    13:6|by this urgency, Emperor Diocletian sent emissaries and heralds throughout all
02Agat1    13:16|Lord our God, who sent your only-begotten Son, who
02Agat1    14:1|the Greeks, as messengers were sent to various places and investigations
02Agat1    15:18|Immediately they sent a gold sedan chair with
02Agat1    20:14|Then they quickly sent there a certain senior [naxarar] lord
02Agat1    21:28|For that reason, he sent his beloved martyrs to you
02Agat3    14:5|whom King Trdat assembled and sent to the Cappadocian areas, to
02Agat3    14:15|Therefore, we have sent to you the principal men
02Agat3    14:16|And we have had sent to you the holy confessor
02Agat3    15:1|God, where they were being sent. For all the major churches
02Agat3    15:12|a letter the Caesarean clerics sent off saint Gregory with the
02Agat3    25:13|once - without any delay - he sent three glorious and honorable senior
02Agat3    25:14|And those who were sent by the king to bring
02Agat3    26:2|And so, the messengers sent them off
02Agat3    31:12|God the Word was sent by God; he took flesh
03Buz3    4:4|and the great archbishop Vrtanes sent the great and honorable bishop
03Buz3    4:6|the man who had been sent to them, dispatched the bishop
03Buz3    4:8|anger and wrath, the king sent against them Vach’e, son of
03Buz3    6:11|king of Armenia who has sent him to us in order
03Buz3    9:3|The king of Iran sent troops to support him and
03Buz3    9:4|Then the king of Armenia sent the following of his honest
03Buz3    12:8|They sent in advance to the king
03Buz3    14:24|on the patriarchal throne. They sent the following individuals to him
03Buz3    14:52|But you sent to me, summoning me to
03Buz3    16:2|ten other honorable men. He sent them with gifts and hrovartaks
03Buz3    20:9|the same roan color and sent it to Varaz the prince
03Buz3    20:15|the king of Armenia, and sent it to the king of
03Buz3    20:18|At that time Varaz sent an emissary to the king
03Buz3    21:0|Armenian assembled in unity and sent to the emperor of Byzantium
03Buz3    21:2|They sent a delegation consisting of the
03Buz3    21:3|They sent: Andovk, nahapet of Siwnik, Arshawir
03Buz3    21:24|regretted what had happened and sent honorable princes to the emperor
03Buz3    21:30|When he had sent them to Armenia, he then
03Buz3    21:33|He sent the women of the king
03Buz4    1:2|enthroned Tiran’s son, Arshak, and sent him, his father, their women
03Buz4    5:0|of Armenia, how he was sent by king Arshak with lords
03Buz4    5:13|love for us, he was sent from the father to the
03Buz4    5:67|to the emperor: “They were sent for business from a foreign
03Buz4    5:77|And his king has sent him to us for love
03Buz4    5:82|he exiled them all and sent them to foreign worlds, so
03Buz4    5:83|of the Arian faith, and sent non-bishops to all cities
03Buz4    5:88|them all with bribes and sent them with much treasure of
03Buz4    5:89|limit to the treasure he sent to the king of Armenia
03Buz4    5:90|Armenia, and thus were they sent on their way
03Buz4    6:1|parts of his empire and sent all the bishops away from
03Buz4    6:28|then rejoiced in the food sent by the Lord, thrown out
03Buz4    8:2|in this sense) wrote and sent out a strict order everywhere
03Buz4    8:5|He also sent for the Bishop of Caesarea
03Buz4    8:11|faithful and respectable people were sent to hasten his arrival
03Buz4    8:12|The people who had been sent for him had just left
03Buz4    8:17|mean? And so the people sent by Bishop Eusebius from the
03Buz4    10:3|The emperor sent high-ranking officials to him
03Buz4    10:14|other Theodore, and they were sent, having appointed a time for
03Buz4    10:22|to which they had been sent, and entered the assembly of
03Buz4    11:0|emperor Vaghes. They had been sent previously along with the patriarch
03Buz4    11:5|Gnel and Tirit. Vaghes also sent much, inestimable treasure to placate
03Buz4    15:13|So, he sent Vardan, brother of the sparapet
03Buz4    15:15|King Arshak sent Vardan the great nahapet who
03Buz4    15:20|districts, and the great archbishop sent his co-adjutor Xad in
03Buz4    15:53|He sent a messenger to the wife
03Buz4    15:54|Tirit sent such a message while the
03Buz4    15:62|the deed was committed, Tirit sent a message to the king
03Buz4    15:71|not reconciled with him, he sent to the country of Byzantium
03Buz4    15:71|of the imperial tohm be sent him as a wife. Her
03Buz4    20:4|But the Iranian king Shapuh sent messages of peace to him
03Buz4    20:58|So, he sent many of his senior grandees
03Buz4    21:6|Byzantine emperor wrote, sealed, and sent the following peace treaty to
03Buz4    26:1|King Shapuh of Iran sent Vin against king Arshak of
03Buz4    27:1|Then the king of Iran sent against the king of Armenia
03Buz4    28:0|the Iranian naxarars who was sent by king Shapuh with [800000] troops
03Buz4    29:0|Concerning Dmayund Vsemakan who, sent by the king of Iran
03Buz4    29:2|Kawosakan tohm came with [900000] troops, sent by king Shapuh of Iran
03Buz4    30:1|of Vahrich with [400000] Iranian troops sent by king Shapuh to loot
03Buz4    31:1|Next came Gumand Shapuh, sent by Shapuh, king of Iran
03Buz4    32:0|the nahapet Dehkan, who was sent by king Shapuh of Iran
03Buz4    32:2|And the Iranian king Shapuh sent Dehkan nahapet who was a
03Buz4    34:1|it was Vsemakan who came, sent by king Shapuh of Iran
03Buz4    34:2|general of Armenia, Vasak, was sent before him. Vasak struck and
03Buz4    35:0|Persian nuirakapet Zik, who was sent with many troops to make
03Buz4    35:1|this king Shapuh of Iran sent his chief nuncio, Zik, to
03Buz4    37:0|How Hrewshoghom was sent by the Iranian king against
03Buz4    38:0|the Armenian king with [400000] troops, sent by the king of Iran
03Buz4    45:0|the handerjapet Sakstan who was sent by Shapuh the Iranian king
03Buz4    52:4|And he sent him gifts of reconciliation
03Buz4    53:1|king of Iran, once more sent to king Arshak of Armenia
03Buz4    53:4|a wild boar, and he sent this to Arshak
03Buz4    54:19|this from the magicians, he sent tachik camels to Armenia led
03Buz4    54:20|brought what they had been sent for
03Buz4    55:11|they sent emissaries to the country of
03Buz4    57:9|should be made eunuchs and sent to the country of Iran
03Buz5    2:8|all of them and then sent them all after their man
03Buz5    3:3|order in hand he treacherously sent to the mardpet Hayr for
03Buz5    4:2|a few people but he sent the entire multitude of the
03Buz5    4:10|Meruzhan secretly sent this intelligence to Mushegh, the
03Buz5    4:13|he note: “The Byzantine emperor sent us to come and protect
03Buz5    5:1|Urhnayr, the king of Aghuania, sent some information to Mushegh via
03Buz5    6:4|Now the mardpet Dghak sent messengers to king Shapuh of
03Buz5    6:6|So king Pap sent emissariss to Dghak the mardpet
03Buz5    6:8|the two kings. He quickly sent an emissary by horse to
03Buz5    28:8|You have sent prophets, you have revealed various
03Buz5    28:8|laws to help, you have sent angels to supervise
03Buz5    32:3|He also sent messengers to the Byzantine emperor
03Buz5    32:6|The Byzantine emperor secretly sent an emissary to the princes
03Buz5    35:6|of king Shapuh’s women, but sent them back to Shapuh in
03Buz5    37:6|taken captive from Armenia were sent along. Manuel also went there
03Buz5    37:16|the sparapet of Armenia, Manuel, sent a letter to king Varazdat
03Buz5    37:21|King Varazdat sent a reply to general Manuel
03Buz5    38:1|of Armenia, and sparapet Manuel sent Garjoyl Maghxaz and many of
03Buz5    38:2|of obedience which had been sent
03Buz5    38:4|The king sent to the country of Armenia
03Buz5    38:4|Iranian named Suren. He also sent [10000] armed cavalrymen, so that Suren
03Buz5    38:6|He also sent to sparapet Manuel a royal
03Buz5    38:7|He sent sparapet Manuel gold tachar vessels
03Buz5    39:0|Regarding Gumand Shapuh, who was sent by the Iranian king to
03Buz5    40:0|Concerning Varaz, who was sent by the Iranian king, and
03Buz5    41:0|About Mrhkan who also was sent against the country of Armenia
03Buz5    41:1|all this, the Iranian king sent Mrhkan with [400000] troops against the
03Buz5    43:17|So in great anger Meruzhan sent his spies ahead to find
03Buz6    1:3|Zruanduxt. The Iranian king also sent all the forces at his
03Buz6    8:17|hold of the horse and sent the man off
04Yegh1    1:7|on the field, but he sent to him a man called
04Yegh1    1:25|mind. He wrote edicts and sent many messengers to every region
04Yegh1    2:45|over his rule, then he sent messengers throughout all the fire
04Yegh2    3:55|from among these peoples were sent to a distant land to
04Yegh2    3:64|He sent one of his trusted servants
04Yegh2    11:260|and save yourselves and be sent back in honor, do what
04Yegh2    12:282|impious one quickly and urgently sent off the cavalry, and he
04Yegh2    12:286|in their former resolution, they sent in as messenger the same
04Yegh2    12:292|than seven hundred teachers he sent with them, and over them
04Yegh2    12:294|with éclat and honor he sent them off on the long
04Yegh2    12:295|He himself sent joyful tidings to many fire
04Yegh2    12:296|at once. He, the king, sent word to distant lands that
04Yegh3    2:31|and all the troops and sent a messenger by horse in
04Yegh3    2:33|each one’s diocese, and they sent chorepiscopi to the villages and
04Yegh3    6:142|Then they sent in haste one of the
04Yegh3    7:172|securely hidden lair he quickly sent messengers to the Persian army
04Yegh3    7:173|The first section I have sent far off to the regions
04Yegh3    7:175|The third section I sent to Albania under Vardan, a
04Yegh3    8:198|had entrusted the pass they sent as ambassador to the land
04Yegh3    9:214|He sent numerous forces into the land
04Yegh3    9:217|set in writing and had sent to the land of the
04Yegh3    9:220|all this completely clear, they sent him off as a messenger
04Yegh3    10:249|arrangements, in their presence he sent edicts of amnesty throughout the
04Yegh3    11:272|troops from every land and sent with him many companies of
04Yegh4    1:9|informed of Vasak’s impiety, now sent and summoned him to his
04Yegh4    2:37|deacon called Mushi. These he sent to innocent men, to deceive
04Yegh4    2:49|the land of Khaḷtik. He sent word, urging that no one
04Yegh4    3:52|any pause at all but sent summons for many troops to
04Yegh5    3:75|no longer is a chariot sent from heaven for your ascension
04Yegh5    8:175|his company. The latter he sent as messengers to announce pardon
04Yegh6    1:14|court. The other priests they sent off to each one’s own
04Yegh6    2:37|his words. He bound and sent off the blessed man and
04Yegh6    2:49|and peaceful, but they continually sent to the land of the
04Yegh6    4:79|He sealed sworn oaths and sent the message to all parts
04Yegh6    4:81|most important of all, he sent out edicts from the court
04Yegh6    4:86|Therefore, they sent a message to the governor
04Yegh6    4:87|So, he immediately had sent to them from the court
04Yegh6    4:99|Gnuni family, whom he had sent on an embassy to the
04Yegh6    6:132|and questioned him: “The king sent me to ask you from
04Yegh7    7:161|secretly he was sent into distant exile. As Denshapuh
04Yegh7    8:176|with them, saying: “The king sent me to you. All the
04Yegh7    8:182|but you will also be sent back to your country with
04Yegh7    15:354|edicts of amnesty had been sent to Armenia
04Yegh8    3:69|God on high who has sent us this angel from heaven
04Yegh9    1:23|So, he sent the great hazarapet to them
04Yegh9    2:44|many places where they were sent, they acquitted themselves so valiantly
04Yegh9    3:56|Although they sent letters of entreaty two and
04Yegh9    3:63|The Persian king sent another message to him: “Have
04Yegh9    3:63|my sister and my niece sent out, for they were originally
04Yegh9    3:65|He sent off his mother and wife
05Parp2    14:4|He immediately sent an emissary to king Artashes
05Parp2    15:2|Thereafter an Iranian marzpan was sent to the land of Armenia
05Parp2    16:13|the blessed Paul who was sent by God, who, because of
05Parp3    21:16|of magianism written down and sent to Armenia
05Parp3    21:17|He sent a hrovartak to all the
05Parp3    23:0|knew that (Yazkert) had also sent them the principles of their
05Parp3    25:1|be assembled, had the letter sent by the Armenians opened, and
05Parp3    25:8|The three lands then sent delegations to one another, made
05Parp3    30:13|oath had been sworn, and sent them as emissaries after (Vardan
05Parp3    34:1|and so organized them and sent them along with (Vardan). But
05Parp3    34:5|the prince of Siwnik’, quickly sent secret emissaries to Mihrnerseh, the
05Parp3    34:6|other seniors whom Mihrnerseh had sent against Armeniaand to Vehshapuh
05Parp3    35:17|Aghbanian (Aghuan) named Vahan and sent this same man as an
05Parp3    36:1|have erred after Satan. They sent an emissary to Iran and
05Parp3    36:2|treacherous Vasak had the boys sent to the Iranian king
05Parp3    37:3|Vardan, lord of the Mamikoneans, sent the following message to the
05Parp3    37:8|venerable sparapet of Armenia , Vardan, sent a sepuh named Arhanjar of
05Parp3    40:0|ones to Him, Mushkan Niwsalawurt sent a hrovartak to Yazkert, king
05Parp3    40:6|of Armenia, who remained there sent many letters of peace to
05Parp3    42:1|The marzpan Atrormizd sent (to the rebels) in the
05Parp3    42:2|He seized them all and sent the following men to the
05Parp3    42:3|go to court, but he sent the others before he went
05Parp3    42:6|Vasak also sent (to court) the boys whom
05Parp3    42:8|Thus, the duplicitous Vasak sent all (of the hostages) in
05Parp3    45:19|what had happened, he quickly sent as emissaries the senior tanuters
05Parp3    45:19|Among (the emissaries), (Vasak) also sent me
05Parp3    45:27|sparapet of Antioch. Then he sent Vahan Amatuni and other naxarars
05Parp3    45:27|to Byzantium. After this, he sent Vardan and us with a
05Parp3    46:1|then deceived (us) by letters sent to the emperor and to
05Parp3    46:2|swear an oath. Then you sent him with an army to
05Parp3    53:4|of the world had been sent among them, and they, like
05Parp3    53:14|lords) wherever their lords are sent
05Parp3    55:20|you and the one who sent you, the king, more pitiful
05Parp3    56:2|forgiven and you should be sent to your homes well and
05Parp3    58:2|Should it be that you sent them permanently to a foreign
05Parp3    58:5|honors from us and be sent back to their land. But
05Parp3    58:12|of the believers’ gifts and sent them to the captive Armenian
05Parp4    63:17|They secretly sent messengers to the Byzantine emperor
05Parp4    64:10|the blessed Giwt’s arrival, he sent Yazatvshnasp (the son of Ashtat
05Parp4    64:17|But he sent (the following message) to the
05Parp4    68:8|considered their worthy request and sent them the aid they asked
05Parp4    68:18|certainly been vanquished, nonetheless he sent back a very severe reply
05Parp4    68:20|with the messengers. No one sent me to you with a
05Parp4    69:19|the Saharhunik’ tohmand quickly sent them the next day at
05Parp4    70:0|They sent an emissary to Vaxt’ang, king
05Parp4    70:1|somewhere, he assembled [300] Huns and sent them to Armenia. Barely one
05Parp4    70:3|Mamikonean, the general of Armenia, sent (a message) to the prominent
05Parp4    70:13|by Yohan, the Anjewac’ik’ sepuh, sent (Yohan Mokk’) to the ground
05Parp4    70:17|were killed, while others were sent fleeing dispersed here and there
05Parp4    71:13|cavalry and Vren Vanandac’i, He sent Pap Artakunik’ (an ostanik man
05Parp4    73:1|but quickly accepted the request, sent (Vasak’s) brother Vard back and
05Parp4    74:5|brigade with his spear and sent him crashing to the ground
05Parp4    75:4|remaining fugitives. Instead, he constantly sent mild messages to (Vahan), seeking
05Parp4    77:4|alive and well, and they sent us to you to tell
05Parp4    78:6|of the Iranian brigade, they sent many select men hurtling dead
05Parp4    80:8|hear about this often. He sent to them frequently, saying
05Parp4    80:15|Thus, having sent such a message to Hazarawuxt
05Parp4    83:15|few men with him, quickly sent to Gdihon, prince of Siwnik’
05Parp4    85:12|had approached, the Hepthalite (leader) sent to Peroz, saying: ’You have
05Parp4    85:19|They sent an emissary to Hazarawuxt in
05Parp4    89:0|the village named Nuarsak. He sent as messengers to Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    90:0|to Mihr-Vshnasp Chuarshac’i, he sent them away
05Parp4    90:1|with Nixor’s messengers, Vahan Mamikonean sent the following oath-keepers: Yashkur
05Parp4    90:2|bid them all farewell and sent them in peace to Nixor
05Parp4    90:5|the messengers who had been sent by Nixor to Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    90:5|men with them who were sent by Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    90:7|All the words and message sent by Vahan are indeed befitting
05Parp4    90:12|from the messengers whom I sent to you. I have repeated
05Parp4    90:13|the demands which you have sent to me via these men
05Parp4    90:14|had come from Vahan Mamikonean, sent them to Vahan Mamikonean, with
05Parp4    90:19|of all that he had sent him and that there was
05Parp4    91:1|brigades with him stopped. He sent to Nixor and made him
05Parp4    91:3|he immediately had (these men) sent to Nerseh Kamsarakan, lord of
05Parp4    91:4|Mamikonean saw the noble folk sent to him by Nixor, and
05Parp4    91:7|Nixor sent senior men in advance of
05Parp4    91:28|have (this agreement) sealed and sent to you. Then when you
05Parp4    92:3|you, the new peace-maker, sent as the cause of such
05Parp4    94:9|it to Vren Vanandac’i, and sent it to court. Among those
05Parp4    94:9|it to court. Among those sent was one of (Vahan’s) own
05Parp4    99:0|ordered that a hrovartak be sent to Armenia to establish Vahan
05Parp4    100:1|says, appointed another [70], whom he sent to heal the sick [Luke 10:9], but
06Khor1    8:6|in Chaldaean and Greek, he sent him to his brother Arshak
06Khor1    11:2|his rule over everyone, he sent to the northern region to
06Khor1    11:4|But Hayk sent back Bēl’s envoys with a
06Khor1    12:17|and was a glutton, he sent with all his entourage to
06Khor1    15:4|freely paraded her passion and sent messengers to the handsome Ara
06Khor1    15:10|The queen sent despoilers after the victory to
06Khor1    20:86|He was sent by Teutamos to help Priam
06Khor1    28:8|great sum of money and sent him off with a letter
06Khor1    29:8|of the latter’s plot and sent his sister according to royal
06Khor1    31:1|That he sent his sister Tigranuhi to Tigranakert
06Khor1    31:2|after these successful events he sent his sister Tigranuhi with royal
06Khor2    8:42|him in Nisibis. Therefore, he sent them to dwell in the
06Khor2    14:10|lands the statue of Heracles sent by his own father, he
06Khor2    15:2|with a large army and sent his commander Scaurus to Syria
06Khor2    18:2|The Romans were angered and sent out Cassius with an immense
06Khor2    19:4|Armenian and Persian armies. He sent him against the Roman army
06Khor2    19:8|He sent a certain Gnel, who was
06Khor2    19:15|a stone; a doctor was sent by Antigonus as if to
06Khor2    24:9|And he sent one of his brothers, whose
06Khor2    24:14|He, despairing of me, sent to the high priest Hyrcanus
06Khor2    24:17|complete confidence in him but sent him to Armenia, entrusting the
06Khor2    25:5|oppose Herod. Through messengers he sent word to the emperor in
06Khor2    26:5|Therefore, Roman agents were also sent to Armenia, bringing the image
06Khor2    26:9|He sent an army of Thracians and
06Khor2    26:11|him, as Josephus narrates. He sent his nephew Joseph to whom
06Khor2    27:2|and Abgar who had been sent to Rome because of their
06Khor2    30:2|of Storgius. To him he sent two of his notables, Mar
06Khor2    32:3|everything for which I was sent
06Khor2    32:4|shall ascend to Him who sent me. When I have ascended
06Khor2    33:2|apostle, one of the twelve, sent one of the seventy, Thaddaeus
06Khor2    33:43|water. And he has been sent to Armenia, having drawn that
06Khor2    33:44|Simon by name, has been sent to Persia. If you seek
06Khor2    33:49|rose from the dead, and sent His disciples throughout the whole
06Khor2    34:7|He sent to Addē that he should
06Khor2    35:7|who was called Helen, he sent to dwell in his own
06Khor2    36:7|a marvelous white animal was sent by the gods and protected
06Khor2    36:8|like this: a white dog, sent out to search for them
06Khor2    37:14|Eruand learned about this he sent out scouts. Therefore he, Smbat
06Khor2    38:6|Likewise he sent many times to Smbat to
06Khor2    38:8|Then Eruand sent and had killed the brave
06Khor2    46:5|Eruand heard this news he sent forward the host of his
06Khor2    46:6|But Artashēs sent a message to Argam, prince
06Khor2    46:20|the insult when Eruand had sent to the Persian king and
06Khor2    50:9|This pleased Smbat, and he sent word to the king of
06Khor2    51:5|Artashēs went to Artashat and sent back his son Mazhan with
06Khor2    53:4|Therefore Artashēs sent Smbat against them with the
06Khor2    55:7|no attention to him and sent him away unsatisfied
06Khor2    60:9|At that time he sent a powerful army to the
06Khor2    60:10|sycophantic and hypocritical man, he sent at his request to Erēz
06Khor2    62:13|He himself sent to the regions of Ekeḷeats’
06Khor2    67:4|this he says that Khosrov sent to his original homeland, the
06Khor2    71:4|Karēn. To the latter he sent messengers and then returned to
06Khor2    72:6|Again he sent through messengers to his own
06Khor2    74:7|arrival of the Karenean, he sent a force to Anak’s assistance
06Khor2    76:7|regions of Pontus, and he sent his brother Florian with another
06Khor2    81:7|Arbok sent messengers to seek his extradition
06Khor2    81:9|land of the Aryans but sent him with all his entourage
06Khor2    81:10|And he sent word to the king of
06Khor2    83:2|arrived in our land he sent General Smbat, the father of
06Khor2    83:7|not many years later, Diocletian sent his son and his own
06Khor2    83:10|unable to heal. Therefore, he sent to Trdat asking him to
06Khor2    84:9|on setting out he secretly sent men on foot to inform
06Khor2    86:8|sought out trustworthy men and sent them to Saint Gregory, asking
06Khor2    86:14|looking down on their stumbling, sent from heaven a pillar of
06Khor2    87:13|Constantine did, and then he sent his mother Helen to Jerusalem
06Khor2    88:8|Gaul in iron bonds and sent to the mines that he
06Khor2    89:9|But they sent in their place Aristakēs with
06Khor2    92:10|For they sent after him and summoned him
06Khor3    3:5|twelve years of age [cf. 3 Kings 2:12], he sent him with great confidence, in
06Khor3    4:4|of Vrt’anēs the Great and sent two of the honorable lords
06Khor3    5:6|Agreeing to this, Constantius sent Antiochus, his palace prefect, with
06Khor3    5:9|I have sent an army to your support
06Khor3    6:5|He sent Manachihr with the southern army
06Khor3    6:5|the army of Galatia he sent to the regions of Azerbaijan
06Khor3    7:2|captured Bakur’s son Heshay and sent him in iron bonds to
06Khor3    10:6|king of Armenia. And he sent them to our country since
06Khor3    11:2|Tiran, Khosrov’s son, king and sent him to Armenia with Vrt’anēs
06Khor3    13:7|Julian accepted, and he immediately sent them to Byzantium. Tiran, he
06Khor3    15:8|The army that you sent to us has been taken
06Khor3    15:10|was very frightened, and he sent his mardpet, who was called
06Khor3    19:3|emperor was Valentinian, and he sent a force to Anatolia and
06Khor3    19:4|Then he sent a letter to our King
06Khor3    21:3|those messengers whom he had sent to Armenia, and they increased
06Khor3    21:5|Armenia, Arshak was frightened and sent Nersēs the Great to meet
06Khor3    22:10|Arshak believed this and sent the same Vardan to Gnel
06Khor3    23:4|Therefore he sent him the following letter
06Khor3    25:3|Therefore Arshak sent to him Tirit’ and the
06Khor3    25:5|but alleging a pretext he sent a small force to follow
06Khor3    26:4|the entrance but he neither sent messengers to him nor received
06Khor3    27:6|Shapuh returned from Greece he sent one of his generals with
06Khor3    28:11|and returned to Persia. He sent messengers to his forces in
06Khor3    29:3|against the Goths, he straightaway sent an army to Mesopotamia and
06Khor3    29:8|was abandoned by everyone, he sent repeated entreaties to Saint Nersēs
06Khor3    29:16|have some strength we have sent a marauding band into your
06Khor3    34:2|again free of wars he sent against Arshak a certain Alanaozan
06Khor3    34:4|Made anxious by this, Arshak sent a message to the leader
06Khor3    34:6|Alanaozan sent back this reply: “If you
06Khor3    36:6|of tribute and had them sent to Persia
06Khor3    40:11|So he sent messengers to Shapuh saying that
06Khor3    41:3|mother of these youths, he sent them off with governors appointed
06Khor3    45:3|with a powerful force and sent them fleeing to an inaccessible
06Khor3    48:14|your greeting. And we have sent this pact in accordance with
06Khor3    49:2|nobles, as he desired, he sent to Arcadius and asked him
06Khor3    50:2|the episcopate. Therefore, when he sent reproaches with threats, Khosrov burst
06Khor3    50:2|haughty and insolent fashion, and sent away the messengers in dishonor
06Khor3    50:4|warning of our princes, immediately sent his own son Artashir with
06Khor3    52:8|Therefore he sent a man honored in our
06Khor3    54:7|Vasak, lord of Siunik’, immediately sent under the supervision of his
06Khor3    55:4|throne to him Khosrov, he sent him to Armenia
06Khor3    57:2|suitably worthy fashion. Therefore, he sent Mesrop and Vardan, his own
06Khor3    57:6|same man whom I have sent to your benevolence
06Khor3    57:12|in your holiness we have sent the teacher of our land
06Khor3    57:17|of our affliction I have sent our teacher Mesrop and my
06Khor3    57:39|for this Mesrop whom you sent we have ordained him ecclesiasticos
06Khor3    58:8|together all the nobility he sent Smbat the aspet and Vardan
06Khor3    60:9|who was called Eznik, and sent them to Mesopotamia, to the
06Khor3    60:9|that afterward they might be sent to Byzantium for the same
06Khor3    60:12|arrived there; they had been sent earlier by Sahak the Great
06Khor3    61:8|Sahak the Great and Mesrop sent us to Alexandria to study
06Khor3    64:9|Greatly honoring the princes, he sent them off with a Persian
06Khor3    65:2|from both sides they had sent to ask the Persian king
06Khor3    65:2|Similarly, the Greek general Anatolius sent from Karin Havuk of Kukayarich
06Khor3    65:3|clergy of the church also sent with the same petition the
06Khor3    65:12|his own Mamikonean family, he sent them to Armenia
07Seb1    7:4|before their eyes the crown sent to them from above. Therefore
07Seb1    8:2|Then king Peroz sent against him a large army
07Seb1    9:5|of the Lord’s Gospel, and sent him to his own place
07Seb1    10:6|Then he sent letters with the news to
07Seb1    11:1|Then king Khosrov sent to king Maurice prominent men
07Seb1    11:6|Of his own accord he sent his son-in-law P’iłipikos
07Seb1    12:23|the tent, went outside, and sent a leading noble after him
07Seb1    12:29|Having prepared these gifts, they sent them with a messenger bringing
07Seb1    12:30|Bitterly angry, Khosrov sent troops after them to catch
07Seb1    12:31|learned about these events and sent a very powerful force after
07Seb1    12:32|king received the gifts and sent a letter with profound thanks
07Seb1    15:2|should gather them all and sent them to Thrace. He strongly
07Seb1    16:1|men from the emperor, he sent to Armenia the auditor of
07Seb1    16:4|an army in support, and sent back to Armenia the auditor
07Seb1    16:5|added: ’The king of kings sent me to you, and I
07Seb1    16:9|gave him many presents, and sent him to Thrace
07Seb1    18:3|river Danube. They themselves promptly sent a messenger bearing news of
07Seb1    20:4|borders of Thrace; Smbat he sent in great honour back to
07Seb1    23:1|a natural death. Mamak Mamikonean, sent to Armenia concerning the army
07Seb1    23:4|Having sent Kotit as messenger to Nisibis
07Seb1    26:4|requested Vahrich at court, and sent great thanks to Smbat because
07Seb1    27:3|Then the king sent him a letter with much
07Seb1    27:3|marzpans of his kingdom. He sent to him all (kinds of
07Seb1    28:0|called Khosrov-Shum, and is sent against the K’ushans. The Armenian
07Seb1    28:8|on the river bank, they sent out raids westwards; and unexpectedly
07Seb1    28:11|Smbat, that is Khosrov Shum, sent word to him to withdraw
07Seb1    28:11|Datoyean to flight. They themselves sent out raids and made incursions
07Seb1    28:14|Then the king of K’ushans sent a message to Smbat, saying
07Seb1    30:2|side, because I have been sent on an important task by
07Seb1    30:5|of these events, and he sent against them the Parsayenpet with
07Seb1    30:8|land of Thrace.’ He sent Priscus to Armenia for that
07Seb1    31:4|in the royal capital. He sent a certain prince Bonos with
07Seb1    31:8|crown on his head, and sent him to him, saying: ’This
07Seb1    32:1|Juan Veh, whom he had sent with his army to Armenian
07Seb1    32:12|encampment. In the morning they sent a message that they should
07Seb1    33:1|another host of troops; and sent across the territory of Asorestan
07Seb1    33:2|the regions of Armenia, he sent Ashtat Yeztayar with a large
07Seb1    34:3|When Heraclius became king he sent messengers with splendid treasures and
07Seb1    34:10|Heraclius appointed him general and sent him to the east with
07Seb1    39:8|with the letter; and he sent a certain prince Ṙashnan with
07Seb1    39:10|him with precious treasures, and sent him back. He himself journeyed
07Seb1    39:12|to obey that order. They sent off Eustathius laden with treasures
07Seb1    40:1|He made him marzpan, and sent him to Armenia with (authority
07Seb1    40:4|Then they sent some of the bishops and
07Seb1    40:10|Then the blessed Heraclius sent reliable men to Khoṙeam for
07Seb1    40:10|and with great joy he sent them off with honour
07Seb1    40:12|Then this Khoṙokh sent (a message) to the queen
07Seb1    41:6|king. Immediately a document was sent to him written in the
07Seb1    41:9|two kings.’ So, he sent his brother as darik’pet to
07Seb1    41:14|But to the aspet he sent a message: In return for
07Seb1    41:16|Sahaṙuni, whom Mzhēzh arrested and sent to the palace. But on
07Seb1    42:10|large army. Following that they sent messages to the Greek king
07Seb1    44:12|the burden of subjection. They sent (word) to Valentinus to remove
07Seb1    44:17|Khorkhoṙuni and still others. He sent to Armenia a certain prince
07Seb1    44:25|the Catholicos Nersēs to be sent to the aspet, to bring
07Seb1    44:27|wife and children to be sent with great èclat; and he
07Seb1    44:29|among his own relatives, and sent him to the camp to
07Seb1    45:12|He ordered him to be sent to Armenia, so that they
07Seb1    46:12|trustworthy men who had been sent to inform the king about
07Seb1    46:25|profession of piety which you sent to us your unworthy servants
07Seb1    46:34|of glory.’ Furthermore: ’God sent his Son in the likeness
07Seb1    46:35|of harvest had approached, he sent his servants to the labourers
07Seb1    46:35|some they slew. Then he sent his own son, saying: Perhaps
07Seb1    47:10|anyone their conversation. Then he sent him to his army in
07Seb1    48:14|title of his authority, and sent another person to replace him
07Seb1    48:18|king heeded their entreaties and sent away the larger part of
07Seb1    48:18|of the Armenian cavalry, and sent him to the region of
07Seb1    48:18|Gund with [3,000] men. He likewise sent some of his troops to
07Seb1    50:5|very large ships. These he sent over the sea, while he
07Seb1    52:11|they gave him gifts and sent him back to his own
07Seb1    52:16|Musheł he requested (to be sent) to himself
07Seb1    52:17|Now God sent a disturbance amongst the armies
08Ghev1    3:14|the Arabs had wrought, He sent Prince T’e’odoros who, roaring like
08Ghev1    4:14|prince of the Armenians [ca. 662-684/85], and sent them back to the land
08Ghev1    5:4|reign of Ashot patrik, (Justinian) sent a large force against our
08Ghev1    5:6|Khaqan provided many troops and sent along with them an extremely
08Ghev1    5:6|in the battle. Then (Justinian) sent the other Khazar troops back
08Ghev1    6:1|who succeeded Emperor Justinian, again sent a force to Armenia with
08Ghev1    8:5|the grace of God, and sent them away
08Ghev1    8:9|Then the Armenian forces sent a message to the Tachik
08Ghev1    8:18|herd for them and then sent them to the caliph of
08Ghev1    8:19|engorged with the enemy’s spoil, sent glad tidings of their victory
08Ghev1    9:4|Ishmaelite general: “My people have sent me before you to discuss
08Ghev1    10:3|Agreeing to this, the emperor sent numerous troops as an auxiliary
08Ghev1    10:8|while the other half was sent to the town of Xram
08Ghev1    10:11|Now, just as You sent an angel to save the
08Ghev1    11:8|Chinese agreed to this and sent a messenger to Muhammad, saying
08Ghev1    11:10|distance from them and then sent word to General Muhammad: “Come
08Ghev1    11:11|forces.” Then Chenbakur had boats sent across the river to fetch
08Ghev1    11:11|men from their troops and sent them across the river. As
08Ghev1    12:1|to General Maslama (Mslim), and sent him to the Caspian Gates
08Ghev1    14:56|have deceitfully publicized that God sent it down from the heavens
08Ghev1    14:57|that it was God who sent it down from the heavens
08Ghev1    14:102|Isaiah (says): “The Lord has sent me and his Spirit
08Ghev1    14:142|say as you pretendGod sent me into the world and
08Ghev1    14:142|He note: “The Father (who sent) is with me” [John 16:32]. Again, “I
08Ghev1    14:143|me but in him who sent me.” [John 12:44]. The meaning of this
08Ghev1    14:144|rejects me, rejects Him who sent me”, andHe who sees
08Ghev1    14:144|sees me, sees Him who sent me.” [John 12:45,48]. He was sent as
08Ghev1    14:144|who sent me.” [John 12:45,48]. He was sent as a man, and He
08Ghev1    14:144|as a man, and He sent (His disciples) as God, saying
08Ghev1    14:144|Jesus Christ whom Thou hast sent.” [John 17:3]. In this passage Jesus Christ
08Ghev1    14:152|Father” [John 10:15], “the Father who has sent me is with me” [John 16:32], “I
08Ghev1    14:153|common with us. (Jesus) was sent in His quality as man
08Ghev1    14:153|His being as God, He sent (His disciples): “As the Father
08Ghev1    14:153|disciples): “As the Father has sent me, even so I send
08Ghev1    14:216|do not know him who sent me
08Ghev1    15:0|written by Emperor Leo and sent by one of his trusted
08Ghev1    18:6|Subsequently the Ishmaelite caliph sent his brother, Maslama (Mslim) (Maslama
08Ghev1    19:0|threaten the Byzantine emperor. He sent an emissary to Leo [III], the
08Ghev1    19:1|the message, (the caliph), enraged, sent his brother Maslama with a
08Ghev1    20:0|it to general Maslama, and sent it against Byzantium
08Ghev1    21:0|Hisham, caliph of the Ishmaelites, sent Marwan (Mrwan) (Marwan ibn Muhammad
08Ghev1    21:3|Marwan sent Grigor and Dawit’ of the
08Ghev1    22:2|the captives and loot and sent it to their caliph Hisham
08Ghev1    25:8|Dawit’ had done to him, sent an emissary to Muslim’s son
08Ghev1    25:11|the rule of Ashot and sent him to the country of
08Ghev1    27:5|all the troops that Marwan sent against them were decisively crushed
08Ghev1    28:0|Abbas al-Saffah), [750-754] ruled. He sent his brother, another Abdullah (Abu
08Ghev1    28:9|Wherever they sent him he led his troops
08Ghev1    31:0|Usaid) was still ruling, he sent an emissary to the king
08Ghev1    31:1|sister, named Khatun. (The Khaqan) sent along with her many hand
08Ghev1    31:2|of the Xat’irlit’ber brigade. He sent (this army) to our land
08Ghev1    31:7|with the caliph and (even) sent his son as a hostage
08Ghev1    32:0|Kindi) whom Abdullah had initially sent to the land of the
08Ghev1    32:7|and ordered that they be sent (home) with honor to the
08Ghev1    33:4|Yazid and, as his replacement, sent Muslim’s son, Bakkar (Bakkar ibn
08Ghev1    33:5|ibn Kahtaba al-Tai’i), [754-759] was sent as his replacement. This was
08Ghev1    34:6|part of the booty, and sent them fleeing to the land
08Ghev1    34:8|enraged Governor Hasan, who immediately sent (word) to all parts of
08Ghev1    34:41|He sent them off from the expansive
08Ghev1    36:0|Once more the caliph sent Yazid (ibn Usaid) to Armenia
08Ghev1    37:4|al-’Abas ibn Muhammad), and sent it to Byzantine territory. For
08Ghev1    37:5|his troops, the emperor quickly sent a large force against Basanastan
08Ghev1    38:0|The next year the Caliph sent emissaries (to Constantinople), puffing greatly
08Ghev1    38:0|with his message, (the caliph) sent two sacks of mustard seed
08Ghev1    38:2|the mustard seeds you have sent. Do what you have promised
08Ghev1    38:3|whom we mentioned earlier, and sent them against the country of
08Ghev1    39:1|Harun (Aharon) as general, and sent (the army) against the land
08Ghev1    39:9|presiding prince of Armenia) and sent him back to his land
08Ghev1    39:10|order. Instead he delayed and sent emissaries to their caliph claiming
08Ghev1    39:17|He terminated (‘Uthman’s) rule and sent as a replacement a certain
08Ghev1    40:2|his authority (as caliph) he sent a certain Khouzaima (Xazm) (ibn
08Ghev1    40:5|Then he sent accusations about them to Caliph
08Ghev1    40:5|and unjust death sentence was sent to the prison where the
08Ghev1    41:5|This same Sulaiman sent to the city of Dwin
08Ghev1    41:7|Ibn Ducas instead sent tax collectors to the different
09Draskh1    1:20|an abundance of gifts, and sent back to his country
09Draskh1    2:17|Chaldaean and Greek letters, was sent at the order of our
09Draskh1    6:8|the Roman Gabianus (Gabiane) who sent the youth to Tigran, his
09Draskh1    6:10|as sparapet of Armenia, who sent a certain Gnel of the
09Draskh1    6:13|the king of the Romans, sent numerous forces to Jerusalem, which
09Draskh1    6:21|because he had released and sent back to Palestine Hyrkanos, whom
09Draskh1    7:5|Subsequently, he sent a nephew (brother’s son) of
09Draskh1    7:12|Will of Him Who has sent me, I shall dispatch one
09Draskh1    7:14|Thomas, one of the twelve, sent Thaddeus, one of the chosen
09Draskh1    11:4|gloriously crowned Tiran king, and sent him to Armenia. Upon his
09Draskh1    12:1|by the king of Persia, sent Nerses, the son of At’anagines
09Draskh1    12:16|impious Valens, ruled and immediately sent the great general Theodosius with
09Draskh1    13:2|with his wishes and immediately sent Pap to Armenia with the
09Draskh1    14:15|Then the blessed Sahak immediately sent his grandson Vardan to Vram
09Draskh1    16:7|him the marzpanate of Armenia sent him back to Armenia
09Draskh1    16:21|Persia, gathered numerous forces and sent them against Vardan. A fierce
09Draskh1    17:32|of the brave Smbat, and sent him to his land
09Draskh1    18:2|the child-king Artashir, immediately sent back the cross of the
09Draskh1    18:5|appointed Mazhezh Gnuni strategos and sent him to Armenia. The latter
09Draskh1    19:10|The Jerusalemites, however, immediately sent by ship the holy cross
09Draskh1    19:23|war against anyone, but only sent forces to raid the ends
09Draskh1    19:51|a spirit of discord was sent by God throughout all the
09Draskh1    20:28|Mahmet, another governor (ostikan) was sent to Armenia by the name
09Draskh1    20:29|great Sahak in fetters and sent him to Damascus. Along with
09Draskh1    20:29|Along with him he also sent the prince of Armenia, Smbat
09Draskh1    21:13|the naxarars of Armenia and sent it to Armenia together with
09Draskh1    21:20|Dvin, from whence they were sent to Damascus
09Draskh1    22:3|second and a third time sent them many documents on matters
09Draskh1    22:6|the envoy that had been sent by the great patriarch, and
09Draskh1    22:6|by the great patriarch, and sent his chief eunuch with orders
09Draskh1    22:19|see him, the caliph immediately sent one of his servants to
09Draskh1    22:20|with great honors, the caliph sent word to him that he
09Draskh1    22:30|him gold and silver, he sent him to his country
09Draskh1    23:16|to him, the ostikan immediately sent for Bishop Sion, and gave
09Draskh1    24:1|About this time, the caliph sent to Armenia a certain Yazid
09Draskh1    24:1|city of Naxjawan, the latter sent prefects (kusakals) and officials (gorcakals
09Draskh1    24:2|the district of Bagrewan, he sent there one of his distinguished
09Draskh1    24:26|God from his bonds, he sent him home
09Draskh1    25:1|At this time, the caliph sent to Armenia a governor named
09Draskh1    25:3|being envious of him, Sawada sent a considerable army against him
09Draskh1    25:4|However, Khalid sent the patriarch Dawit’ as an
09Draskh1    25:17|pleasing to his ears, and sent edicts to all not to
09Draskh1    25:26|Thereafter, the caliph Ja’far (Jap’r) sent to Armenia a governor by
09Draskh1    25:27|Bagarat bound with fetters and sent him to the caliph. Because
09Draskh1    25:30|slaves called Bugha whom he sent to Armenia
09Draskh1    25:37|many days, until he had sent Prince Ashot and his brother
09Draskh1    25:40|a few days of confinement, sent them to the caliph with
09Draskh1    25:47|on the adjacent districts and sent out plundering troops. Whenever the
09Draskh1    26:1|conformed to his wishes, he sent troops against prince Vasak of
09Draskh1    26:4|immediately informed of this, Bugha sent forces to pursue and seize
09Draskh1    26:6|bound him with fetters and sent him forth to Bugha, calculating
09Draskh1    27:10|governor named ’Ali Armani was sent to Armenia; he set Ashot
09Draskh1    29:5|with friendly disposition, the caliph sent to Ashot a royal crown
09Draskh1    30:23|receiving Atrnerseh in return, he sent him back to his own
09Draskh1    31:5|reached the enemy line, he sent an envoy to Afshin with
09Draskh1    31:13|of gold and silver, Smbat sent them in iron fetters to
09Draskh1    33:5|to the fortified strongholds, and sent edicts to all the regions
09Draskh1    33:6|the northern nations had also sent many warriors, namely, fierce archers
09Draskh1    33:7|his own way of thinking, sent the latter as an envoy
09Draskh1    33:15|the wishes of Afshin and sent him valuable gifts, in return
09Draskh1    33:19|free from his bonds and sent to his see with honor
09Draskh1    33:20|king Smbat, we were immediately sent to Hamam, the great prince
09Draskh1    33:22|own contribution to the money sent to him in order to
09Draskh1    33:23|katholikos like a servant, and sent him to Armenia
09Draskh1    35:11|Then envoys were sent back and forth between Smbat
09Draskh1    35:14|complied with Afshin’s wishes, and sent to him his son Ashot
09Draskh1    36:2|to milder weather, the ostikan sent back to the king his
09Draskh1    37:18|gratuities and gifts, whereupon he sent him to the region of
09Draskh1    37:21|He sent edicts to all the regions
09Draskh1    39:2|he wrote a letter, and sent envoys with appropriate gifts to
09Draskh1    39:4|Then, he sent to Smbat a magnificent royal
09Draskh1    40:3|king learned of this, he sent forward a large force and
09Draskh1    40:6|getting close to him, he sent to him one of his
09Draskh1    40:13|and beautifully braided veils. He sent these at once to king
09Draskh1    41:5|Smbat sent his father-in-law Atrnerseh
09Draskh1    41:11|under his command an army, sent him to his domain
09Draskh1    42:1|informed of this, he immediately sent edicts and envoys to all
09Draskh1    42:2|In like manner, he also sent one of his venerable secretaries
09Draskh1    42:3|made believe that he had sent as many as one thousand
09Draskh1    42:4|of the secretary, the king sent a confidential letter to the
09Draskh1    42:10|So, he sent orders throughout his domain to
09Draskh1    42:16|Then they sent a certain man of the
09Draskh1    42:17|the Hawuni whom they had sent for that purpose, they thought
09Draskh1    42:25|all of them, some he sent to the king of the
09Draskh1    43:25|himself with devious tricks, he sent (envoys) to king Smbat, (and
09Draskh1    44:9|Through the heaven sent succour I was able to
09Draskh1    45:2|number of troops to be sent against king Smbat, and putting
09Draskh1    45:2|the rest of his naxarars, sent the conspirators against him in
09Draskh1    46:1|which slaughtered many and was sent to inflict vengeance on thieves
09Draskh1    46:7|by the sparapet Ashot, who sent it to be buried in
09Draskh1    47:3|he gathered his forces and sent them against the latter. Upon
09Draskh1    47:8|could stand against him, he sent a detachment of wicked brigands
09Draskh1    47:9|Then, he sent king Gagik together with his
09Draskh1    47:11|the army which had been sent by the seditious ostikan to
09Draskh1    48:14|the latter always armed and sent them to fight against the
09Draskh1    50:9|after the ravenous foreigners who sent their raiding forces throughout our
09Draskh1    54:9|We sent another letter like this to
09Draskh1    54:20|He sent his armies to all the
09Draskh1    55:2|of a martyr, thereupon immediately sent a certain T’eodoros Vaslikos in
09Draskh1    55:4|invitation of the Emperor, I sent him to Ashot, the son
09Draskh1    55:32|the region of Vaspurakan, he sent to Atrpatakan in Persia the
09Draskh1    56:2|Roman generals and forces, and sent him back to his land
09Draskh1    56:6|with a sword, whereafter he sent him to his land. The
09Draskh1    57:3|for the soldiers there, he sent his forces to the nearby
09Draskh1    58:8|the kak’aw, the ostikan Yusuf sent Ashot a royal crown and
09Draskh1    58:9|the ostikan had dispatched, Ashot sent much money and treasures to
09Draskh1    58:9|was stationed there. Subsequently, they sent their forces against one another
09Draskh1    59:4|However, the king sent orders to Movses to put
09Draskh1    59:19|held in his possession letters sent to him by the other
09Draskh1    60:1|About this time, the caliph sent to Armenia as governor (ostikan
09Draskh1    60:2|with generous gifts. Moreover, he sent to the caliph a large
09Draskh1    60:16|at leisure, immediately and willingly sent king Ashot of Armenia to
09Draskh1    60:17|had been set free and sent to the house of his
09Draskh1    60:21|Then, he sent one of the bishops as
09Draskh1    61:1|prevented by his fat belly, sent one of his ministers (naxarar
09Draskh1    61:5|a few days later, and sent them to the region of
09Draskh1    61:9|Thereupon, he sent a certain Georg Hawnuni, a
09Draskh1    62:2|the wishes of Vasak, and sent him a solemn oath bearing
09Draskh1    62:9|The prince sent three hundred vigorous archers, peltasts
09Draskh1    63:2|Kotayk’, from where he immediately sent an advance dispatch to the
09Draskh1    63:17|weak in their determination, they sent secret word to the enemy
09Draskh1    64:11|orders to release Yusuf, and sent him with a detachment of
09Draskh1    64:16|that releases its venom, he sent envoys to prince Atom and
09Draskh1    64:19|the familiar white complexion, and sent envoys to the king for
09Draskh1    64:24|which is in Persia, he sent a certain man by the
09Draskh1    65:1|Subuki, and who had been sent to Armenia by Yusuf as
09Draskh1    65:21|had reached Biwrakan, I immediately sent a letter to Nasr, and
09Draskh1    65:23|reading my letter, Nasr immediately sent a solemn oath in accordance
09Draskh1    66:5|the heathen custom. Immediately Nasr sent numerous forces, armed cavalry and
09Draskh1    66:8|between life and death, and sent out a large number of
09Draskh1    67:24|was Babgen, he released and sent him to prince Smbat, but
10Tovma1    5:3|Cyrus had joined forces, Ashdahak sent gifts to Cyrus and promised
10Tovma1    5:14|of friendship with him, he sent this same Xerxes and Arshēz
10Tovma1    6:43|with any confidence, so he sent him to Armenia
10Tovma1    7:9|called the spot Eruandakank’. Sahak sent word to Smbat that he
10Tovma1    8:11|Sat’inik’s and had followed her, sent one of their ascetics to
10Tovma1    8:11|the idols, as Saint K’rysi (sent) to Artashēs
10Tovma1    8:21|However, Artashēs sent Hamam as ambassador to the
10Tovma1    11:6|rebelled against the emperor and sent word to Shapuh, king of
10Tovma1    11:7|As ambassador he sent to Shapuh the brother of
10Tovma1    11:8|He (the emperor) had him sent to the islands of the
10Tovma1    11:18|done this without his permission, sent his own son Artashir to
10Tovma2    1:4|ruin of Armenia, he hastily sent a letter of complaint to
10Tovma2    2:6|Tmorik’, hearing about him (Bartsuma) sent word that he was to
10Tovma2    2:6|the Persian king, but merely sent messages with a warning threat
10Tovma2    3:3|They sent to the emperor Maurice noble
10Tovma2    3:5|with him, the emperor Maurice sent him his nephew Philipikos; he
10Tovma2    3:18|He sent messengers with lavish treasures and
10Tovma2    3:38|the royal treasure which I sent to you, unaware that soon
10Tovma2    3:69|Then Heraclius sent the trustworthy men to Khoṙeam
10Tovma2    4:3|They sent messengers to the sons of
10Tovma2    4:17|He sent a message to Theodore, the
10Tovma2    5:5|that same time the caliph sent one of his senior nobles
10Tovma2    5:6|rank of the Armenian princes, sent some of his magnates to
10Tovma2    5:8|dues given to him and sent him back whence he had
10Tovma2    6:3|his own troops, he hastily sent a begging letter to the
10Tovma2    6:20|Apusēt’ sent him to the land of
10Tovma2    6:22|The prince sent him a message as follows
10Tovma2    6:48|Mardastan and Dzor-Haskoy, and sent messengers to the general. He
10Tovma2    6:52|renowned and honourable men, he sent back Ashot’s mother with great
10Tovma2    6:53|in its fortress. Then he sent messengers to Bagarat with written
10Tovma2    6:55|them in iron bonds, and sent them to Samarra. He himself
10Tovma3    1:6|They sent letters and messengers to the
10Tovma3    1:15|the caliph) composed edicts and sent numerous messengers through all the
10Tovma3    2:3|a general named Zhirak and sent him through Ṙshtunik’
10Tovma3    2:69|in vain flight may be sent back each to his own
10Tovma3    3:1|fully armed and equipped, and sent away to Samarra the prince
10Tovma3    3:2|under tent-like canopies. He sent them to Persia, travelling via
10Tovma3    4:20|than fifteen thousand men. He sent them in pursuit of Gurgēn
10Tovma3    4:22|troops with him. He had sent his mother, the princess of
10Tovma3    4:28|They sent messengers to Gurgēn (asking him
10Tovma3    4:29|But he sent as messenger to them a
10Tovma3    4:30|reveal their wicked plot and sent him back to say that
10Tovma3    4:30|fearlessly and boldly. They themselves sent all their troops off and
10Tovma3    4:30|force saying: “Behold, we have sent away from us our troops
10Tovma3    5:4|A command was sent throughout the whole country that
10Tovma3    5:12|I have sent you to attack all living
10Tovma3    6:16|the royal administrators whom we sent you. You would gather troops
10Tovma3    6:29|He sent word that: “It is not
10Tovma3    6:47|ceaseless psalm singing they perpetually sent their sweet-odoured prayers on
10Tovma3    9:6|He had previously sent Ashot his son to meet
10Tovma3    9:12|go wherever he wished. He sent a message to the general
10Tovma3    9:12|envoys until they had been sent two and three times. Then
10Tovma3    9:16|Later he sent her to the caliph to
10Tovma3    10:6|or condescend to respond. They sent back his messengers in disgrace
10Tovma3    10:16|prince of the Ałuank’. He sent a summons, calling him to
10Tovma3    10:19|But the latter sent back a response in this
10Tovma3    10:27|about that man. So they sent messengers to the caliph, while
10Tovma3    10:51|Then the two of them sent messages to the caliph through
10Tovma3    10:52|the messengers whom they had sent should return from the caliph
10Tovma3    11:38|despatched a certain Abraham and sent him as governor of Armenia
10Tovma3    13:17|And Bugha sent word to the sparapet that
10Tovma3    14:7|decree that the caliph had sent Grigor, son of Ashot, to
10Tovma3    14:14|the castles. The second Gurgēn sent him messengers to the effect
10Tovma3    14:22|put chains on his neck, sent him through Persian Atrpatakan, and
10Tovma3    14:23|weapons of Satan and frequently sent him to him with the
10Tovma3    15:23|So he sent him to Khorasan, entrusting to
10Tovma3    19:8|out the Armenians’ request, and sent to Armenia the above-mentioned
10Tovma3    20:21|They sent off his army separately through
10Tovma3    20:30|He sent word to the prince that
10Tovma3    20:39|Yamanik heard how Ashot had sent back Ahmat’ in disgrace and
10Tovma3    20:43|took Gagik for himself, and sent him under armed guard to
10Tovma3    20:56|He sent messengers to take him a
10Tovma3    22:13|his oppressive extortions. He frequently sent letters to each of the
10Tovma3    23:4|Then the king sent messengers to all regions of
10Tovma3    24:3|cutting off his head, they sent it to the garrison
10Tovma3    25:8|The captives they sent to Awshin in Partaw; they
10Tovma3    26:4|heaven and the wrath was sent by God, no one was
10Tovma3    28:10|those immured in the city sent prayers and supplications to the
10Tovma3    28:13|Then the king rapidly sent messengers one after the other
10Tovma4    1:12|get rid of him he sent to him his nephew Hasan
10Tovma4    1:14|arrived, put (Gagik) in chains, sent him to the town of
10Tovma4    2:10|seized and bound them. He sent Ashot and Gurgēn to the
10Tovma4    3:16|Smbat the king of Armenia sent his brother David to beg
10Tovma4    3:23|Smbat, the king of Armenia, sent a messenger to ask Ap’shin
10Tovma4    3:26|He sent back Prince Ashot in great
10Tovma4    3:26|Gagik; seven months later he sent his youngest brother Gurgēn, and
10Tovma4    3:32|He sent a eunuch named Yiwsr with
10Tovma4    4:30|the province of Mardastan and sent his brother Gurgēn to the
10Tovma4    4:44|So he then suddenly sent messengers with letters arid many
10Tovma4    4:53|pay) royal taxes. He even sent Peter to the sea to
10Tovma4    4:63|was reigning over Armenia, he sent him a crown and wonderfully
10Tovma4    4:66|that time noble messengers were sent from court accompanied by numerous
10Tovma4    4:69|to visit Atrpatakan, but he sent faithful prefects to whom he
10Tovma4    4:69|entrusted (that land). He also sent a crown and splendid garments
10Tovma4    10:15|many of them prisoner, he sent some in chains to the
10Tovma4    12:21|and deceptive letters and messages sent him by the Muslims
11Asogh1    4:2|which, along with gifts, he sent to the Caliph of Babylon
11Asogh1    4:7|away from the caliph, who sent orders to all parts of
11Asogh1    6:4|under the command of Demeslikos, sent him to the city of
11Asogh1    7:5|He sent an ambassador to the Armenian
11Asogh1    7:41|the next year [398-949], Emperor Constantine sent demeslikos Chmshkik with a large
11Asogh1    8:16|and Father Babken to be sent to the island of Akhtamar
11Asogh1    8:25|against him, defeated him and sent him to prison on the
11Asogh1    10:1|The Greek king Kiwr-Zan sent to Amida, at the head
11Asogh1    12:2|He sent Ablhaj, the grandson of the
11Asogh1    14:3|with all the Western nations, sent them against the tyrant Bardas
11Asogh1    15:1|monk on the holy mountain, sent him to the kouropalates of
11Asogh1    15:2|the prince of princes Jojik, sent with Tornik to the war
11Asogh1    15:4|together with the Iberian troops, sent Bardas against the tyrant with
11Asogh1    15:8|King Basil sent a messenger to King Bardas
11Asogh1    18:1|past years. King Smbat, having sent him a tribute (required by
11Asogh1    19:4|The Her elder sent Ablhaj (a messenger) to the
11Asogh1    20:3|priests for their faith, and sent the main priests of the
11Asogh1    21:2|the same year, King Basil sent him to the country of
11Asogh1    21:3|emperor, accompanied by the metropolitan, sent (to the Sebasteia) some woman
11Asogh1    24:2|He sent ambassadors to the latter with
11Asogh1    25:2|two parts, of which he sent one across the sea to
11Asogh1    26:1|sky). For several days she sent her bright rays to the
11Asogh1    26:6|King Basil sent Patrick Zan, aka Portiz, to
11Asogh1    27:5|and King Bagarat of Iberia sent to the Armenian King Smbat
11Asogh1    28:9|Having become a perjurer, (Smbat) sent Armenian troops to help Salar
11Asogh1    33:1|After that, King Basil sent to the east to summon
11Asogh1    33:1|and, having appointed him master, sent him to Macedonia against the
11Asogh1    34:1|Egypt, in Babylon, named Azaz, sent a large army to the
11Asogh1    34:4|years later, the same Amir sent all the troops of Arabia
11Asogh1    36:1|in Jerusalem and Babylon, again sent him to the Greek land
11Asogh1    37:3|and Arab, irritated by this, sent ambassadors to David the kouropalates
11Asogh1    38:2|the city wall, Abumsar, having sent his brother with an army
11Asogh1    39:1|learned about what had happened, sent an Iberian army to besiege
11Asogh1    40:4|the enemy by war, but sent to the Armenian king Gagik
11Asogh1    40:5|Gagik sent to him [6,000] selected, well-armed
11Asogh1    40:6|The king of Iberia Gurgen sent [6,000] excellent cavalry under the command
11Asogh1    40:10|numerous Persian army. They only sent prayers to God, and all
11Asogh1    40:15|the Armenians and Iberians, horrified, sent to them to say that
11Asogh1    40:16|The Parsees, in their arrogance, sent ambassadors to them (with a
11Asogh1    45:6|gifts, gold and silver. He sent letters to the nearest Arab
12Last1    1:25|record their numbers, but then sent them without (chance of) return
12Last1    1:27|succeeded him [1014-1027]. The emperor Basil sent him an edict which read
12Last1    1:28|the emperor heard this, he sent an army to forcibly master
12Last1    2:10|greatly angered and enraged he sent a force after (Smbat). They
12Last1    2:16|era [1018] the emperor (of Byzantium) sent a certain Nicomedian prince who
12Last1    2:18|large plain of Karin, and sent emissaries to Georgiwho was
12Last1    2:20|emperor, crossing over to Bagean, sent messengers (to Georgi) two and
12Last1    2:24|swords and glittering of helmets sent fiery sparks flying about the
12Last1    2:26|of Abkhazia. Meanwhile the emperor sent troops to the four directions
12Last1    3:12|large plain of Basen. He sent cavalrymen of the heathen troops
12Last1    3:13|Now those who had been sent by the emperor seized P’ers
12Last1    4:0|days he remained at Salk’ora, sent emissaries to (Georgi) and wrote
12Last1    4:1|to this. But then (Basil) sent Zak’aria, the bishop of Vagharshakert
12Last1    4:4|the following wily scheme: he sent one of his bishops as
12Last1    4:14|emperor ordered that messengers be sent so that (Constantine) would come
12Last1    5:2|of the second year, he sent an executioner who came and
12Last1    5:3|year had come, the emperor sent to the East a certain
12Last1    5:3|azats of the land, and sent them to the emperor’s court
12Last1    7:1|city would not obey him, sent one of his loyal servants
12Last1    9:3|brother) he styled demeslikos and sent him to the great (city
12Last1    9:10|come, once more the emperor sent other troops who arrived with
12Last1    10:21|invitation for death which is sent to all mortal beings has
12Last1    10:44|be given to somebody, he sent to the man who held
12Last1    10:46|of the East. The emperor sent him to be lieutenant of
12Last1    14:2|king heard about this, he sent messengers, and had (Xach’ik) and
12Last1    16:25|struck him a blow, and sent him back to his own
12Last1    17:4|the Sultan of the Tachiks, sent emissaries to her and wrote
12Last1    17:5|But Theodora (instead) sent him white horses and mules
12Last1    17:9|assembled from Persia and Turkestan sent to T’eodoros saying: “Either surrender
12Last1    18:28|what was going on, he sent one of his principals together
12Last1    18:28|his own place. And he sent to the Persians to bring
12Last1    22:24|at home greatly encouraged, and sent replies to the meeting by
12Last1    23:22|had been his colleagues, then sent them off in peace
12Last1    23:23|summer arrived, the (Byzantine) emperor sent a judge, whose name was
12Last1    23:24|this, becoming increasingly enraged, he sent soldiers to bring before him
12Last1    25:5|an infelicitous plan (the emperor) sent numerous troops under commanders along
12Last1    25:19|became filled with rage and sent many (foreign) peoples for vengeance
12Last1    26:12|that we be dispersed and sent far away to live among