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sometime   50
somewhat   17
somewhere   10
somnolence   1
son   1588
song   44
soon   127
soot   3
sooth   3
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son
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sometimes   43
somewhat   17
somewhere   10
somnolence   1
son   1202
song   6
songs   38
sons   386
soon   123


01Kor1    2:22|came after the Only Begotten Son, the Savior of all, even
01Kor1    3:1|Taron, the village of Hatsekats, son of a blessed man named
01Kor1    13:5|was soon joined by Git, son of the Christ-loving Shabit
01Kor1    13:5|the manner of a true son
01Kor1    14:5|He showed obedience, as a son to his father, and duly
01Kor1    16:5|emperor, whose name was Theodosius, son of Arcadius, from whom there
01Kor1    24:1|the first year of Yazdigird [II, 438-457], son of Vram, the King of
01Kor1    27:4|God, becoming a true spiritual son of the world-reforming fathers
01Kor1    29:2|the first year of Vram’s son, Yazdigird second
01Kor1    29:3|the first year of Vram’s son Yazdigird [II], and the Armenian alphabet
02Agat1    1:1|the last Parthian king Vagharsh’s son, Artawan
02Agat1    1:2|latter was killed by Artashir, son of Sasan, who was a
02Agat1    1:2|accepted the rule of Artashir, son of Sasan
02Agat1    3:8|Meanwhile Gregory, the son of Anak the Parthian, who
02Agat1    5:30|God the creator and the Son the establisher and the Spirit
02Agat1    5:32|For just as the Son of God died and rose
02Agat1    5:37|Gregory note: “Christ is the Son of God, through whom he
02Agat1    6:18|in the co-worker the Son, and in the Spirit, the
02Agat1    7:7|benevolence are the only-begotten Son, the offspring of your divinity
02Agat1    7:10|marriage and birth of a son to Enoch you raised him
02Agat1    7:20|and the coming of your Son to the world, who was
02Agat1    7:23|by means of your beloved Son, who was sent by you
02Agat1    7:25|through the birth of your Son from the virgin, rest and
02Agat1    7:26|You sent your only-begotten Son into the world, light from
02Agat1    7:36|time had come for your Son Jesus to endure all these
02Agat1    7:38|the vain gods, therefore the Son of God too became in
02Agat1    7:41|to the sacrifice of your Son and note: ’I have sacrificed
02Agat1    7:42|by the crucifixion of your Son. And you satisfied the whole
02Agat1    7:48|body, whereas your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, can
02Agat1    7:52|boasted in your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, who
02Agat1    7:71|indicates the coming of your Son from heaven and alludes to
02Agat1    7:77|the presence of your beloved Son when he will carry off
02Agat1    7:82|and sent your only-begotten Son, who came and brought back
02Agat1    7:84|you and your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, who
02Agat1    7:87|seeing the divinity of the Son through the flesh related to
02Agat1    7:94|divinity and your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ
02Agat1    9:4|and the Son, fashioner and equal in power
02Agat1    11:2|princes, whose name was Tachat, son-in-law of Artavan the
02Agat1    11:3|him. But he is the son of the guilty Anak, who
02Agat1    11:3|live, because he is the son of a guilty man
02Agat1    11:5|he was in truth the son of Anak the Parthian who
02Agat1    13:15|life which your only-begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, sowed
02Agat1    13:16|who sent your only-begotten Son, who came and filled the
02Agat1    15:6|of good deeds the true Son of God does not disdain
02Agat1    15:7|He who is by nature Son, freely brings those who keep
02Agat1    15:24|your only-begotten and beloved Son, and formed the order of
02Agat1    17:39|and through your only-begotten Son, without whom nothing at all
02Agat1    17:40|come before your only-begotten Son, to stand without shame on
02Agat1    17:43|of your beloved only-begotten Son and to the number of
02Agat1    21:3|he warns; he castigates the son for whom he cares’
02Agat1    21:5|The true Son of God considers it no
02Agat1    21:31|of the death of the Son of God [cf. Rom. 5.10]. For the Son
02Agat1    21:31|Son of God [cf. Rom. 5.10]. For the Son of God died to vivify
02Agat1    22:18|his word, the only-begotten Son, and to the living and
02Agat1    22:19|on the earth. How the Son of God came in the
02Agat3    1:10|of the true lamb, the Son of God, and drink his
02Agat3    4:43|high priesthood of the anointed Son of God
02Agat3    4:55|in the glory of the Son of God. Therefore, they figured
02Agat3    4:57|of God who glorifies the Son
02Agat3    4:58|because it receives from the Son and tells of him to
02Agat3    10:8|to us. For Jesus, the son of Mary a daughter of
02Agat3    12:7|Mihr (Mithra) known as the son of Aramazd, located in the
02Agat3    20:1|of the Father and the Son, and the Holy Spirit
02Agat3    26:5|king as a bishop his son, Aristakes, whom Trdat had brought
02Agat3    26:17|blessed Gregory, with his holy son Aristakes and all their prominent
02Agat3    27:1|that time, in Byzantium Constantine, son of Constantius, reigned over the
02Agat3    27:1|the Word, his only-begotten Son, and the Holy Spirit of
02Agat3    28:3|Gregory, as well as his son, the bishop Aristakes, and the
02Agat3    31:2|the Father and of the Son and of the holy Spirit
02Agat3    31:2|the Father and of the Son and of the holy Spirit
02Agat3    31:3|perfect God; and in the Son, complete God; and in the
02Agat3    31:4|and in the only-begotten Son, who is from the Father
02Agat3    31:6|the Father and of the Son and of the holy Spirit
02Agat3    31:7|the Father from himself, the Son from the Father, the holy
02Agat3    31:9|born but begets, and the Son does not beget but is
02Agat3    31:11|And the Word, God the Son, born of the Father before
02Agat3    31:19|as the Father and the Son; not created, not a servant
02Agat3    31:19|the Father and of the Son and of the holy Spirit
03Buz3    2:1|during the reign of Trdat, son of Xosrov, the land of
03Buz3    2:1|by Gregory the great priest, son of Anak. Gregory’s younger son
03Buz3    2:1|son of Anak. Gregory’s younger son Aristakes was a co-bishop
03Buz3    2:2|and the blessed Aristakes his son, after the acknowledgement of his
03Buz3    3:0|The reign of Xosrov, Trdat’s son, and the chief-priest Vrtanes
03Buz3    3:0|the chief-priest Vrtanes, Gregory’s son
03Buz3    3:1|ruled [A.D. 330-339], grandson of Xosrov, and son of the brave and virtuous
03Buz3    3:2|In Xosrov’s day Gregory’s senior son Vrtanes came and became the
03Buz3    3:6|our lord Jesus Christ, the son of God, whose body and
03Buz3    4:8|king sent against them Vach’e, son of Artawazd, nahapet of the
03Buz3    5:1|that he was the younger son
03Buz3    5:2|of the blessing of a son, a fruit of his own
03Buz3    5:4|Subsequently, the senior son, Grigoris, who was an attractive
03Buz3    5:7|Tiran [339-350], son of king Xosrov, raised Yusik
03Buz3    5:7|Xosrov, raised Yusik. The king’s son Tiran gave his daughter in
03Buz3    5:7|daughter in marriage to Yusik, son of Vrtanes
03Buz3    5:16|relationship of being the king’s son-in-law. He turned his
03Buz3    6:0|Vrtanes’, son Grigoris, his death and place
03Buz3    6:1|As regards bishop Grigoris Vrtanes’ son and Yusik’s brother, he became
03Buz3    7:10|Then Vach’e son of Artawazd of the Mamikonean
03Buz3    9:9|However, a certain small son of Bakur the bdeashx fled
03Buz3    10:37|Present from Armenia was Aristakes son of the miraculous Gregory, the
03Buz3    11:16|General Vache had a son who was a very little
03Buz3    11:17|father. For Artawazd was the son of a very meritorious individual
03Buz3    12:1|passed from this world, his son Tiran [339-350] took the authority of
03Buz3    12:6|the Caesareans and had Yusik, son of Vrtanes, ordained to the
03Buz3    12:11|Apostolic throne, and he, the son, became like his father in
03Buz3    14:31|He is the only-begotten Son of God, nonetheless He came
03Buz3    14:35|become intelligent and recognize the Son of God
03Buz3    14:37|the greatness of His beloved Son
03Buz3    14:51|of the tun of the son of Gregory. Yes, all this
03Buz3    17:0|Shahak, son of bishop Aghbianos, who succeeded
03Buz3    17:2|from the tohm of the son of bishop Aghbianos
03Buz3    18:7|dayeaks; one was Tachat, the son of Mehendak Erheshtunik, the other
03Buz3    18:7|Mehendak Erheshtunik, the other, Shawasp, son of Vache Arcrunik, both suckling
03Buz3    18:10|been raising Arshak, the king’s son, nonetheless, angered at the deeds
03Buz3    19:12|Atanagines was survived by a son from the king’s sister, Bambish
03Buz3    19:13|was not survived by any son from his natural wife. However
03Buz3    19:13|Pap was survived by a son called Vrik
03Buz3    20:28|the lad Arshak, the king’s son
03Buz3    20:33|king’s treasures, goods, wife and son, whatever they found in the
03Buz3    21:27|the reign. But make my son, Arshak, king in my place
03Buz3    21:28|Iranian king enthroned Arshak, Tiran’s son over the land of Armenia
03Buz4    1:0|Nerseh of Persia enthroned Tiran’s son Arshak, returning him to the
03Buz4    1:2|king of Iran, enthroned Tiran’s son, Arshak, and sent him, his
03Buz4    3:5|multitude expressly requested Nerses. Atanagenes’ son, the chief-priest Yusik’s grandson
03Buz4    3:5|Yusik’s grandson, who was Vrtanes’ son, who was the son of
03Buz4    3:5|Vrtanes’ son, who was the son of Gregory the great, the
03Buz4    3:33|would be born to his son who would be the light
03Buz4    4:24|Thaddeus flourish, and was a son like his fathers
03Buz4    4:29|coming of Jesus Christ, the Son of God
03Buz4    4:55|made worthy of seeing the Son at the right side of
03Buz4    5:7|Jesus Christ is the only Son of God and His birth
03Buz4    5:7|from His nature, birth and Son, for both the Father and
03Buz4    5:7|both the Father and the Son from Born from the Father
03Buz4    5:8|and His commandments, then the Son, Who from time immemorial sat
03Buz4    5:9|believe that Christ is the Son and the birth of God
03Buz4    5:10|confess the birth of a Son from the Father from time
03Buz4    5:10|and burial of the same Son — Jesus Christand peace and
03Buz4    5:11|we will also honor your son with this holy baptism, which
03Buz4    5:12|that I will put your son before you sound and unharmed
03Buz4    5:13|not become the Only Begotten Son of God, Christ, whom the
03Buz4    5:21|of the glory of the Son of God
03Buz4    5:25|Lord Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God, everything in heaven
03Buz4    5:30|befitting only the Only Begotten Son of God
03Buz4    5:37|the will of Christ, the Son of God of our creation
03Buz4    5:46|of his glory. When the son of the father comes and
03Buz4    5:50|As for your son, if you convert to the
03Buz4    5:50|ask the Lord for your son, put our hand on him
03Buz4    5:50|heals him, and he (your son) will rise up healthy and
03Buz4    5:62|After fifteen days, the emperor’s son, who was his heir, died
03Buz4    5:66|we believe, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, can revive him
03Buz4    5:66|God, can revive him, your son and your whole family
03Buz4    5:76|that I have killed my son myself
03Buz4    5:89|that he had killed his son
03Buz4    6:1|death of his only beloved son, therefore he wanted to betray
03Buz4    6:5|name of Jesus Christ, the Son of God
03Buz4    8:1|that Christ really is the Son of God, born of the
03Buz4    8:23|discussion and dispute about the Son of God Jesus Christ, whether
03Buz4    8:23|Christ, whether he and the Son were born from the nature
03Buz4    9:9|Lord himself, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, against whom the
03Buz4    11:7|he had killed his only son, and therefore had been arrested
03Buz4    13:10|that he found his spiritual son Xad had acted as he
03Buz4    13:31|end of time when the Son of God will come and
03Buz4    15:0|how he killed his brother’s son Gnel because of the slander
03Buz4    15:2|Gnel, the king’s nephew, brother’s son, married her
03Buz4    15:4|of Gnel’s cousins, father’s brother’s son, named Tirit
03Buz4    15:42|of the glory of the Son of God
03Buz4    15:73|Paranjem bore the king a son whom they named Pap. They
03Buz4    16:2|as a brother or a son, and Shapuh gave him the
03Buz4    20:34|and by making him his son-in-law
03Buz4    30:0|How Vahrich, son of Vahrich, came from the
03Buz4    30:1|Then came Vahrich son of Vahrich with [400000] Iranian troops
03Buz4    44:0|About king Arshak’s son who was named Pap; how
03Buz4    44:1|Arshak’s son, Pap, had been born of
03Buz4    44:6|there in front of her son
03Buz4    44:11|birth she had dedicated her son to the dews and she
03Buz4    44:11|who were coiling around her son. She started crying and note
03Buz4    44:11|Woe is me, my little son, for you are in anguish
03Buz4    44:13|manipulated by dews, Pap the son of Arshak, committed such deeds
03Buz4    50:10|words of his nephew, sister’s son, Meruzhan Arcruni
03Buz4    50:14|king made him his intimate son-in-law. He exalted him
03Buz4    53:1|us be as father and son
03Buz4    54:3|Like a father to a son, I thought to do him
03Buz4    54:23|you like you were a son, I wanted to marry you
03Buz4    54:23|daughter and make you my son. But you braced against me
03Buz4    55:8|Now Arshak’s son Pap it happened, was not
03Buz4    55:9|their delegation was Musegh, the son of sparapet Vasak
03Buz4    55:12|after the next from her son Pap
03Buz4    55:14|tell her: “Hold tight, your son Pap is coming with an
03Buz4    56:15|to Your beloved only-begotten Son Jesus Christ and to your
03Buz4    58:0|slain slain by their own son
03Buz5    1:1|After all this, Mushegh, the son of Vasak, assembled the surviving
03Buz5    1:2|Byzantine emperor that Pap, Arshak’s son, be made king of the
03Buz5    1:3|emperor, as requested, enthroned Arshak’s son, Pap, as king of the
03Buz5    2:1|Mushegh, the son of Vasak, the stratelate of
03Buz5    7:6|of Armenia, and Arshak, his son, been prince of the tun
03Buz5    28:4|into the blood of the son of God, but thought that
03Buz5    28:7|grace of your only begotten (son) you renewed your creations with
03Buz5    28:9|medium of his only begotten son, with whom you created the
03Buz5    29:1|bishop Yusik, who was a son or descendant of Aghbianos, bishop
03Buz5    35:4|him to his san (“foster-son”) king Varazdat, saying: “From the
03Buz5    37:7|including the newsbearer [banber], although Manuel, son of Artashen of the Mamikonean
03Buz5    37:54|Varazdat, Mushegh’s killer, with his son into the presence of sparapet
03Buz5    37:56|First, he ordered that Bat’s son be slain in his presence
03Buz5    38:15|as a brother or a son, he became very jealous of
03Buz5    43:22|Manuel ordered Vache’s son, the youth Artawazd, to go
03Buz5    43:42|the fugitives. Artawazd the youth, son of Vache, put to the
03Buz5    43:45|head with them. Samuel, Vahan’s son, did not happen to be
03Buz5    43:46|was the head of Vahan’s son Samuel because Meruzhan and Samuel
03Buz5    44:2|Arshak Arshakuni, making him his son-in-law
03Buz5    44:6|fatal illness. He called his son Artashir and gave him his
03Buz6    8:1|was also a bishop Yohan, son of the former patriarch Parhen
03Buz6    10:1|This bishop Yohan, Parhen’s son, when he went to the
04Yegh1    1:1|the years of King Arshak, son of Tiran, they waged war
04Yegh1    1:1|Artashes, king of Armenia, the son of Vramshapuh
04Yegh1    1:3|of Yazkert, king of kings, son of Vram. But him Satan
04Yegh2    1:25|he had split father and son from each other
04Yegh2    4:80|’Perhaps I shall have a son, Ormizd by name, who will
04Yegh2    4:85|He note: ’I am your son Ormizd.’
04Yegh2    4:86|Zrvan said to him: ’My son is luminous and sweet-smelling
04Yegh2    4:88|When he begat the other son he called him Ormizd. He
04Yegh2    4:96|But in truth he was son to a certain Banturak by
04Yegh2    8:195|Christ, you call him the son of Pandurak and suppose him
04Yegh2    9:204|the Jordan River by John, son of the barren woman
04Yegh3    2:35|not a father spare his son, nor a son respect his
04Yegh3    2:35|spare his son, nor a son respect his father’s dignity
04Yegh4    1:16|forgotten the coming of the Son of God and did not
04Yegh4    3:59|did not leave father and son united, and wrought tumult in
04Yegh5    3:61|before the birth of the Son of God at each one’s
04Yegh5    3:65|the invisible coming of the Son of God, the apprehension of
04Yegh5    3:71|for the coming of the Son of God, how much more
04Yegh5    4:77|called the father of the Son of God
04Yegh9    3:53|the tutor of Yazkert’s younger son, Raham by name from the
04Yegh9    3:53|ferociously attacked the king’s elder son. He defeated and massacred his
04Yegh9    3:53|army, and capturing the king’s son ordered him to be put
05Parp1    1:0|of Artewan caused by Artashir son of Sasan, tyrant of the
05Parp1    1:2|to the reign of Tiran, son of Arshak (who was the
05Parp1    1:2|of Arshak (who was the son of Arshak’s son Pap) was
05Parp1    1:2|was the son of Arshak’s son Pap) was recounted by a
05Parp1    2:1|strength of the Stahrite Artashir son of Sasan; Xosrov’s desire for
05Parp1    2:2|a foreign land with Xosrov’s son (Trdat), to save him
05Parp1    4:5|marvellous and renowned Arcruni tohm, son of Vasak brother of Tachat
05Parp2    10:0|from the village of Hac’ekac’, son of a man named Vardan
05Parp2    12:0|and was succeeded by his son Vrham [Vahram IV, A.D. 388-399] who was the Krman
05Parp2    12:3|of Iran, his brother Shapuh’s son Yazkert [I, A.D. 399-421], ruled over the land
05Parp2    12:4|Yazkert instead enthroned his own son who was named Shapuh after
05Parp2    12:12|son Shapuh whom (Yazkert) had made
05Parp2    12:13|After the death of Yazkert (son of Shapuh [III]), king of Iran
05Parp2    12:13|Shapuh [III]), king of Iran, (Yazkert’s) son Vahram (Vrham, Vahram) ruled over
05Parp2    12:15|Vahram enthroned Artashes (Vrhamshapuh’s son) from the line of the
05Parp2    13:1|patriarch of Armenia st. Sahak, son of st. Nerses, from the
05Parp2    13:22|consent to offer up my son whose soul is sick to
05Parp2    15:4|inflicted on his own brother’s son Gnel, he was especially aroused
05Parp2    17:0|to grant me a male son, like my ancestors before me
05Parp2    17:10|Father, of Jesus Christ (the son of) God, and of the
05Parp2    17:36|troubled about not having a son? You, who knew well the
05Parp2    17:41|coming of our Savior, the Son of God, who opened the
05Parp2    17:53|the embodied appearance of the Son of God from the Holy
05Parp2    17:63|His other son will succeed to the patriarchal
05Parp2    17:71|signal the coming of the son of destruction who will come
05Parp2    18:3|of the reign of Vahram’s son Yazkert [II, 439-57] king of Iran, on
05Parp2    19:3|of the reign of Yazkert [II, 439-57] son of king Vahram of Iran
05Parp3    20:2|This Varazvaghan was the son-in-law of Vasak, prince
05Parp3    20:2|girl’s father looked at his son-in-law with heavy resentment
05Parp3    20:18|sepuh from Siwnik’ and his son, (thoughts which Varazvaghan) had brought
05Parp3    20:21|He left to his son the remnants of his stinking
05Parp3    25:12|of unity and apostasize the Son of man, as (Christ) Himself
05Parp3    27:2|the champion Gregory and his son acquainted us with through the
05Parp3    27:16|like an Apostleand his son. Each of you must answer
05Parp3    32:9|and in Your Only-Begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, and
05Parp3    32:13|Accept us as the apostate son who sold and soiled the
05Parp3    35:6|Kamsarakan (who was also the son-in-law of the blessed
05Parp3    37:7|who had promised him a son, as the Armenian troops hastened
05Parp3    43:3|Arac, Samuel, and his spiritual son, the blessed deacon Abraham who
05Parp3    51:23|your children, and let your son(s) inherit the share of
05Parp3    54:1|of virtue, and was the son of Christ-loving believing parents
05Parp3    54:6|I am the son of believing parents who, as
05Parp4    60:2|reign [A.D. 459] (Peroz) dispatched Yazatvshnasp, the son of his dayeak whom he
05Parp4    63:8|The senior son of the blessed Hmayeak, whose
05Parp4    64:10|arrival, he sent Yazatvshnasp (the son of Ashtat, from the Mihran
05Parp4    65:9|and untried at things, the son of a Syrian man. He
05Parp4    65:19|atean vindicated while Vriw, the son of the Syrian, departed humiliated
05Parp4    66:20|Gospel), and whoever confesses the Son of man, may (Christ) take
05Parp4    66:21|Gospel, and whoever denies the Son of man, may (Christ) remove
05Parp4    67:7|from Urc named Varaznerseh, the son of Koght’ek, prince of Urc
05Parp4    69:11|But it was Hrahat, son of the venerable Arshawir Kamsarakan
05Parp4    71:9|victorious. Glory to Him, His Son, and the holy Spirit for
05Parp4    71:13|Artakunik’ (an ostanik man, the son of Baboc’) to inform the
05Parp4    80:9|I love you as a son I am advising you in
05Parp4    87:1|nobility gathered around himthe son of one, the brother of
05Parp4    90:1|keepers: Yashkur Arcruni, Sahak Kamsarakan, son of the venerable Arshawir, Vasawurt
05Parp4    94:1|it to court, for Peroz’ son, Zareh, resisting what the Aryans
05Parp4    94:9|of (Vahan’s) own nephews (brother’s son), Grigor, son of the hero
05Parp4    94:9|own nephews (brother’s son), Grigor, son of the hero Vasak
05Parp4    95:20|good; the despicable, useful; the son, disobedient toward his father; the
05Parp4    99:7|passage where David crowns his son Solomon as king
05Parp4    100:10|most high God regarding his son Solomon: “Blessed be the Lord
06Khor1    1:7|the genealogies from father to son. Indeed, I shall describe briefly
06Khor1    4:24|after living [188] years begat a son and named him Noah
06Khor1    4:25|him alone the name of son, whereas it simply says of
06Khor1    4:30|him with the name of son as a famous, notable, and
06Khor1    5:1|is neither Bēl nor Bēl’s son
06Khor1    5:44|this, saying as follows: “Ninos, son of Arbeḷ of K’ayaḷ of
06Khor1    5:45|as follows: “Ara the Handsome, son of Aram, of Harmay, of
06Khor1    5:48|say that Ninos was the son of Bēl or that he
06Khor1    9:6|desired by your brother and son he may bring it with
06Khor1    10:6|him, and after begetting his son Aramaneak in Babylon he journey
06Khor1    10:7|in inheritance to Cadmos, the son of Aramaneak
06Khor1    12:6|whole nation - to Aramaneak his son
06Khor1    12:7|Hark’, and also Baz, the son of Manavaz. Of these brothers
06Khor1    12:7|Manavaz inherited Hark’, but his son Baz inherited the shore of
06Khor1    12:16|His son Aramayis built his habitation on
06Khor1    12:17|And his son Sharay, who had many children
06Khor1    12:19|some years and begat his son Amasya; after that he lived
06Khor1    12:26|Here he begat his son Sisak, a proud and personable
06Khor1    12:35|And he ordered his son Harmay to dwell in Armavir
06Khor1    12:36|This Hayk, son of T’orgom, son of T’iras
06Khor1    12:36|This Hayk, son of T’orgom, son of T’iras, son of Gomer
06Khor1    12:36|of T’orgom, son of T’iras, son of Gomer, son of Yapheth
06Khor1    12:36|of T’iras, son of Gomer, son of Yapheth, was the ancestor
06Khor1    17:1|put to death by her son Ninuas
06Khor1    19:6|of Semiramis by her own son Zamesea, that is, Ninuas, we
06Khor1    20:62|Armenians: Ara, son of Ara
06Khor1    20:63|He is the son of our Ara, called Ara
06Khor1    20:70|In his time lived Joshua son of Naw
06Khor1    21:1|Concerning Ara, the son of Ara, and his son
06Khor1    21:1|son of Ara, and his son Anushavan Sawsanuēr
06Khor1    21:2|Semiramis called the son born during her lifetime to
06Khor1    21:4|Ara, the son of Ara, dies in the
06Khor1    22:1|Paroyr, son of Skayordi, was the first
06Khor1    23:1|their number from father to son
06Khor1    23:18|by the Mede Varbakēs: Paroyr, son of Skayordi
06Khor1    25:11|to our country by Tigran, son of Eruand. He was blond
06Khor1    31:10|say that Artavazd, the valiant son of Artashēs, did not find
06Khor1    32:2|my narrative concerning Tigran, the son of Eruand, and may it
06Khor1    32:11|Vahunik’; and from his youngest son Aṙavan are descended the Aṙaveneank’
06Khor2    1:2|the same one’s seed, the son receiving the throne from his
06Khor2    1:5|world, Alexander of Macedon, the son of Philip and Olympias, who
06Khor2    1:7|left the kingdom to his son Antiochus, called Soter, who reigned
06Khor2    2:7|years, and after him his son Artashēs for twenty-six years
06Khor2    2:8|was succeeded by his own son Arshak, calledthe Great,” who
06Khor2    2:8|war with Demetrius and Demetrius’ son Antigon, for this last had
06Khor2    7:10|His son was Varzh, from whom the
06Khor2    8:43|Only his first son, called Arshak, did he keep
06Khor2    8:43|state, and the latter’s own son, whom he named Artashēs and
06Khor2    8:44|among the Arsacids that one son should live with the king
06Khor2    9:2|Arshak, son of Vaḷarshak, ruled over Armenia
06Khor2    11:3|and likewise Tigran his own son as king of Armenia
06Khor2    11:4|He gave his son Tigran for instruction to a
06Khor2    11:4|to a youth called Varazh, son of Dat, from the seed
06Khor2    14:2|After Artashēs the First, his son Tigran became king in the
06Khor2    14:14|for the crimes of her son Dionysius against his own father
06Khor2    14:16|was the wife of Alexander, son of John, son of Simon
06Khor2    14:16|of Alexander, son of John, son of Simon the brother of
06Khor2    15:4|brother Hyrcanus, the high priest, son of Alexander
06Khor2    15:6|him, captured Mazhak, seized his son Mithridates, and put a garrison
06Khor2    16:4|his cousin the young Mithridates, son of Mithridates, whom Pompey had
06Khor2    22:2|Artavazd, son of Tigran, reigned over Armenia
06Khor2    23:5|Egypt he gave Artavazd, Tigran’s son, as a gift to Cleopatra
06Khor2    24:2|themselves Arjam, that is, Arsham, son of Artashēs, Tigran’s brother, and
06Khor2    24:4|throne of Persia, to his son Arshavir, a small child and
06Khor2    25:7|father-in-law of his son Alexander, who on his father’s
06Khor2    26:2|Abgar, son of Arsham, came to the
06Khor2    26:6|our Savior Jesus Christ, the Son of God
06Khor2    26:13|died, and Augustus made his son Archelaus Ethnarch of the Jews
06Khor2    27:5|this Arshavir died, and his son Artashēs ruled over the Persians
06Khor2    27:6|and the family of his son Artashēs who were the cause
06Khor2    28:2|east, he found Artashēs, the son of Arshavir, reigning over the
06Khor2    30:2|Palestine, Syria, and Mesopotamia Marinus, son of Storgius. To him he
06Khor2    30:6|believed in Him as the Son of God, saying: “These wonders
06Khor2    31:2|Abgar, son of Arsham, prince of the
06Khor2    31:4|things, or you are the son of God and do them
06Khor2    33:8|believe in Christ Jesus the Son of God, the requests of
06Khor2    33:41|king of Armenia to my son Nerseh, greetings
06Khor2    33:43|but a disciple of the son of God, creator of fire
06Khor2    33:49|heard about Jesus Christ, the son of God, whom the Jews
06Khor2    34:2|divided into two, for his son Ananun was crowned to reign
06Khor2    34:5|at the hands of Abgar’s son has been described by others
06Khor2    35:3|murder of Addē by Abgar’s son was avenged
06Khor2    36:11|Ḷebubna, son of Ap’shadar the scribe, wrote
06Khor2    37:3|for a certain Eruand, son of an Arsacid woman, gained
06Khor2    37:12|she informed his tutor Smbat, son of Biurat Bagratuni, in the
06Khor2    37:13|Now when Smbat, son of Biurat, heard the sad
06Khor2    38:4|claims that Artashēs is the son of Sanatruk, and who tries
06Khor2    38:4|who tries to make the son of shepherds and herdsmen an
06Khor2    38:5|He is not the son of Sanatruk, but Smbat deceitfully
06Khor2    38:6|you are bringing up the son of a Mede in opposition
06Khor2    43:4|your blood and kin, Artashēs son of Sanatruk who has been
06Khor2    46:13|But Gisak, the son of Artashēs’ wet nurse, intervened
06Khor2    47:6|And Nersēs, son of Gisak, son of his
06Khor2    47:6|And Nersēs, son of Gisak, son of his wet nurse, he
06Khor2    50:5|Armenian army had captured the son of the Alan king and
06Khor2    51:2|When Artavazd, son of Artashēs, reached maturity he
06Khor2    51:4|against the king, the king’s son raised a tumult and at
06Khor2    51:5|Artashat and sent back his son Mazhan with a large force
06Khor2    51:8|But the king’s son gained the victory and slaughtered
06Khor2    53:2|Artashēs made his homonym, Arshak’s son Artashēs, king over the land
06Khor2    56:4|Of this Artashir, son of Sasan, was jealous, and
06Khor2    57:3|from a certain Manue, whose son was of great stature and
06Khor2    60:3|called Bar K’oba, that isson of a star,” who was
06Khor2    61:2|After Artashēs his son Artavazd came to the throne
06Khor2    61:2|successor, for he had no son
06Khor2    62:2|Tiran, son of Artashēs, became king of
06Khor2    63:2|of the Bagratuni family, the son of Smbatuhi, daughter of the
06Khor2    65:2|the death of Tigran his son Vaḷarsh came to the throne
06Khor2    65:12|Khosrov his son succeeded to the throne in
06Khor2    67:2|we said, after Vaḷarsh his son Khosrov, father of Saint Trdat
06Khor2    67:3|the Parthian empire by Artashir, son of Sasan, the subjection of
06Khor2    68:4|years; and after him his son Artashēs for twenty-six years
06Khor2    68:4|and then Arshak, the latter’s son, calledthe great,” who killed
06Khor2    69:4|by Artashir of Stahr, the son of Sasan, when he seized
06Khor2    71:2|After Artashir, son of Sasan, had killed Artavan
06Khor2    71:2|accepted the rule of Artashir, son of Sasan
06Khor2    71:3|kin, opposed in war Artashir, son of Sasan
06Khor2    74:9|from my ancestors the tradition, son receiving from father the remembrance
06Khor2    75:7|he says about Antony, the son of Severus, that he waged
06Khor2    76:6|Artavazd Mandakuni, who took Trdat, son of Khosrov, and brought him
06Khor2    77:10|the reign of Trdat, his son Shapuh - which meanschild of
06Khor2    81:2|When Artashir, son of Sasan, died, he left
06Khor2    81:2|throne of Persia to his son Shapuh
06Khor2    82:8|first that Gregory was Anak’s son and later about the sons
06Khor2    83:4|From her was born a son Khosrov, who did not attain
06Khor2    83:5|husband was the Emperor Constantine, son of Constantius, the Roman emperor
06Khor2    83:7|years later, Diocletian sent his son and his own son-in
06Khor2    83:7|his son and his own son-in-law Constantine as his
06Khor2    84:3|Sḷkuni family, killed his own son-in-law, the old Awtay
06Khor2    85:8|to Persia to attack Shapuh, son of Artashir. He made four
06Khor2    87:4|and kinsman Kamsar, the eldest son of Perozamat
06Khor2    87:8|did not submit to his son Shapuh, but in the course
06Khor2    87:9|enemy of Kamsar, his Perozamat’s son
06Khor2    88:8|an old man and his son-in-law, he had him
06Khor2    89:2|a wicked heresy: that the Son is not equal to the
06Khor2    91:3|distraction, he left his own son Aristakes as his successor and
06Khor2    91:7|But when his own son Aristakēs returned from the council
06Khor3    3:4|the young Grigoris, the elder son of Vrt’anēs
06Khor3    4:4|city to the Emperor Constantius, son of Constantine, with presents and
06Khor3    5:2|army to make Khosrov, Trdat’s son, king
06Khor3    5:9|the command to make Khosrov, son of your King Trdat, king
06Khor3    7:2|his aid. He captured Bakur’s son Heshay and sent him in
06Khor3    7:8|world, through his intercession Manachihr’s son and heir obtained healing for
06Khor3    10:5|Then he took Tiran, Khosrov’s son, and went to the emperor
06Khor3    10:6|Khosrov’s death and that his son Tiran had gone to the
06Khor3    11:2|of his reign Augustus Constantius, son of Constantine, made Tiran, Khosrov’s
06Khor3    11:2|of Constantine, made Tiran, Khosrov’s son, king and sent him to
06Khor3    11:6|patriarchal throne succeeded Yusik his son in the fourth year of
06Khor3    12:2|But Shapuh, son of Ormizd, established greater friendship
06Khor3    13:6|Tiran, to spare his second son Arshak, gave him his third
06Khor3    13:6|Arshak, gave him his third son Trdat with his wife and
06Khor3    13:6|and also his grandson Tirit’, son of the dead Artashēs, his
06Khor3    13:6|the dead Artashēs, his eldest son
06Khor3    15:7|emperor Julian, offspring of Inak’, son of Aramazd and destined for
06Khor3    15:13|Only one child, the son of his brother Mehendak, escaped
06Khor3    16:3|that position, save a young son of At’anagenēs’ called Nersēs. He
06Khor3    18:2|place Shapuh made his, Tiran’s son Arshak king. Fearful that the
06Khor3    20:2|of Arshak, Nersēs the Great, son of At’anaginēs, son of Yusik
06Khor3    20:2|the Great, son of At’anaginēs, son of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs
06Khor3    20:2|of At’anaginēs, son of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs, son of Saint
06Khor3    20:2|of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs, son of Saint Gregory, became archbishop
06Khor3    22:3|lamented bitterly over Trdat his son, Gnel’s father, holding himself responsible
06Khor3    22:14|addressed severe remonstrances to his son Arshak, for which he was
06Khor3    23:6|Greater Armenia, to Gnel my son, greetings
06Khor3    24:4|From her was born a son who was called Pap
06Khor3    29:5|under the leadership of Nerseh, son of Kamsar, and opposed Arshak
06Khor3    29:12|take the tribute and Arshak’s son Pap with all the nobles’
06Khor3    29:15|Emperor Valens Augustus and your son Gratian, greetings
06Khor3    31:5|them escaped except Spandarat, the son of Arshavir, for he had
06Khor3    33:4|with the Father and the Son but held him to be
06Khor3    35:3|of Artagerk’ and warned her son Pap, hoping to escape from
06Khor3    36:9|The latter made Pap, Arshak’s son, king and gathered a large
06Khor3    37:6|of General Smbat the aspet, son of Bagarat, who was from
06Khor3    37:20|had been wounded by Musheḷ, son of Vasak Mamikonian, and they
06Khor3    43:2|and were close relatives: Dara, son of Babik lord of Siunik’
06Khor3    43:2|Arshak’s father-in-law; Gazavon, son of Spandarat, lord of Shirak
06Khor3    43:3|to descend from father to son or from brother to brother
06Khor3    43:4|royal insignia left by his son-in-law
06Khor3    46:8|There Gazavon, son of Spandarat, showed awesome acts
06Khor3    49:4|succeed him Khosrov appointed Sahak, son of Nersēs the Great, son
06Khor3    49:4|son of Nersēs the Great, son of At’anagenēs, son of Yusik
06Khor3    49:4|the Great, son of At’anagenēs, son of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs
06Khor3    49:4|of At’anagenēs, son of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs, son of Saint
06Khor3    49:4|of Yusik, son of Vrt’anēs, son of Saint Gregory
06Khor3    50:4|princes, immediately sent his own son Artashir with a large army
06Khor3    50:10|place, and Shavarsh, Manuel, the son of Pargev, and many of
06Khor3    51:2|illumination, descended from father to son down to Sahak the Great
06Khor3    51:7|first, with regard to his son-in-law Hamazasp, and second
06Khor3    51:16|throne through sickness, the murderer’s son Gregory restored them through his
06Khor3    51:17|will appoint this one’s Sahak’s son-in-law Hamazasp as commander
06Khor3    54:2|After Arcadius had died his son, who was called Theodosius the
06Khor3    55:2|leaving a ten-year-old son called Artashēs
06Khor3    55:5|He, Khosrov requested Hrahat, son of Gazavon, who after his
06Khor3    55:6|own line but his own son Shapuh with the malicious intention
06Khor3    55:20|know that I am the son of a king from the
06Khor3    57:30|we have made Vardan, the son of your son-in-law
06Khor3    57:30|Vardan, the son of your son-in-law, a general and
06Khor3    58:9|their request made Artashēs, Vṙamshapuh’s son, king. Changing his name to
06Khor3    60:5|the help of Giut, worthy son of his father Shabit’, prince
06Khor3    61:3|he claimed, but was called Son by grace from Mary and
06Khor3    61:3|from Mary and another was Son from the Father before ages
06Khor3    61:4|Lord Jesus Christ as one Son of God and the all
06Khor3    65:3|same petition the priest Tiruk, son of Movsisik from Zarishat in
06Khor3    65:10|your kinsman, the young Gazavon, son of Hrahat - if not to
06Khor3    67:2|left the empire to his son Yazkert
06Khor3    68:12|his own people, and the son of Nabat succeeded him [cf. 3 Kings 12:16-21]. Not
06Khor3    68:23|in part exceeded by this son
07Seb1    8:8|Then his son Kawat reigned over the land
07Seb1    8:10|of the reign of Khosrov, son of Kawat, Vardan rebelled and
07Seb1    9:4|profess to worship: Father and Son and holy Spirit. For he
07Seb1    9:6|sepulcher of the kings. His son Ormizd reigned after him
07Seb1    9:7|Vardan lord of the Mamikoneans, son of Vasak, down to the
07Seb1    9:17|Ormizd was killed, and his son Khosrov reigned. He stayed for
07Seb1    10:0|kill Ormizd and appoint his son Khosrov asking. The flight of
07Seb1    10:1|after the death of Khosrov son of Kawat that his son
07Seb1    10:1|son of Kawat that his son Ormizd reigned over all the
07Seb1    10:12|to install as king his son Khosrov
07Seb1    10:15|killed him. They installed his son as king over the land
07Seb1    11:1|then I shall be your son
07Seb1    11:3|king Ormizd and installed his son as king. The royal army
07Seb1    11:3|for himself. The former’s young son has come to me in
07Seb1    11:6|own accord he sent his son-in-law P’iłipikos and had
07Seb1    12:2|give to his own beloved son.
07Seb1    20:2|the command of Smbat Bagratuni, son of Manuēl. They did not
07Seb1    20:14|had called him their adopted (son). He was astonished at the
07Seb1    21:3|First: Gagik Mamikonean, son of Manuēl; Second: Pap Bagratuni
07Seb1    21:3|of Manuēl; Second: Pap Bagratuni, son of Ashot the aspet; Third
07Seb1    27:3|precious stones and pearls. His son, called Varaztirots’, whom he had
07Seb1    28:18|palace). He also commanded his son Varaztirots’ to be promoted, who
07Seb1    31:0|city and returns with Theodosius, son of Maurice. The capture and
07Seb1    31:2|The emperor Maurice had a son named T’ēodos. A rumour spread
07Seb1    31:8|him, saying: ’This is the son of king Maurice, T’ēodos; do
07Seb1    33:0|Asorestan, and Ashtat with T’ēodos son of Maurice to Armenia. All
07Seb1    33:2|caesar T’ēodos, the so-called son of Maurice
07Seb1    33:6|that he really was T’ēodos, son of Maurice
07Seb1    33:12|and they seized Vasak Artsruni, son of Sahak the prince of
07Seb1    34:0|flight. Heraclius establishes his own son Constantine on the throne of
07Seb1    34:2|Phocas, Heraclius seated his own son on the throne of the
07Seb1    34:3|mine, and I established T’ēodos, son of Maurice, as king
07Seb1    34:9|This P’iłippikos had been the son-in-law of the emperor
07Seb1    34:14|that time Heraclius made his son Constantine king; he put him
07Seb1    36:7|Who would be a son whom his father would not
07Seb1    37:1|patriarch and Catholicos of Armenia, son of St. Nersēs
07Seb1    38:15|senators decided to install Constantine, son of Heraclius, on the throne
07Seb1    39:0|Ctesiphon and his murder. His son Kawat reigns and makes a
07Seb1    39:4|over it. They made his son Kawat king, and secretly removed
07Seb1    40:0|and then of Yazkert, Kawat’s son. Fragmentation of the Persian empire
07Seb1    40:1|Then king Kawat summoned Varaztirots’, son of Smbat Bagratuni called Khosrov
07Seb1    40:5|They installed as king his son Artashir; he was a young
07Seb1    40:13|army strangled. Then reigned Yazkert, son of Kawat, grandson of Khosrov
07Seb1    41:8|by the kings Jawitean Khosrov, son of the great Khosrov Shum
07Seb1    41:8|likewise after him to his son Ṙostom, who was prince in
07Seb1    41:11|very many treasures. And his son Smbat was dear to Heraclius’
07Seb1    41:12|great crime, attributed to the son of the emperor Heraclius, whose
07Seb1    41:12|kill Heraclius and set his son Athalarikos on the throne of
07Seb1    41:13|Varaztirots’, son of Khosrov Shum Smbat, was
07Seb1    41:14|that the next morning his son and nephew and all their
07Seb1    42:0|and the reign of his son Constantine. Entry of the sons
07Seb1    42:20|The Armenian general Musheł Mamikonean, son of Dawit’, was also there
07Seb1    42:21|lord of Siwnik’ with one son. The others escaped in flight
07Seb1    42:24|were [30] years. He made his son Constantine swear to exercise (mercy
07Seb1    42:26|Heraclius died, and his son Constantine reigned. And no one
07Seb1    44:0|Constantine and reign of Heraclius, son of Heraclius by his second
07Seb1    44:0|and installs as king Constans, son of Constantine. War between Persians
07Seb1    44:0|from exile of the aspet, son of Shum Khosrov
07Seb1    44:2|the death of Heraclius his son Constantine reigned, and he appointed
07Seb1    44:3|of Heraclius. Then Heraclius reigned, son of Heraclius by Martine Augusta
07Seb1    44:4|He installed as king Constans, son of Constantine, and called him
07Seb1    44:16|especially as regards the aspet, son of Smbat called Khosrov Shum
07Seb1    44:16|the kingdom, and appointed his son Smbat as first spat’ar among
07Seb1    44:28|The king appointed his elder son, whose name was Smbat, to
07Seb1    44:32|in their support. Smbat Bagratuni, son of Varaz Sahak, gave them
07Seb1    46:6|Eventually Kawat and his son Khosrov commanded: ’Let each hold
07Seb1    46:7|Furthermore, Khosrov (son) of Ormizd after the capture
07Seb1    46:21|of king Kawat and his son Khosrov, and they realized the
07Seb1    46:31|which he testified concerning his Son.’He is my beloved
07Seb1    46:31|’He is my beloved Son in whom I am pleased
07Seb1    46:31|He did not divide (the Son) into two natures and two
07Seb1    46:32|’The blood of Jesus his Son purifies us from all sin
07Seb1    46:32|Behold, Jesus Christ is Son of God and of man
07Seb1    46:33|timeless had a beginning, the Son of God became a son
07Seb1    46:33|Son of God became a son of man and joined his
07Seb1    46:34|through the death of his Son’. Again he says: ’Who did
07Seb1    46:34|did not spare his own Son, but for the sake of
07Seb1    46:34|Furthermore: ’God sent his Son in the likeness of a
07Seb1    46:35|Then he sent his own son, saying: Perhaps they will be
07Seb1    46:35|put to shame by my son
07Seb1    46:36|labourers, when they saw the son, note: “This is the heir
07Seb1    46:36|Not only is the Son of God the word, (he
07Seb1    46:39|For they said concerning the Son: ’The same nature of the
07Seb1    46:42|Present there was St. Ṙstakēs, son of St Gregory, who received
07Seb1    46:44|holy bishop Grigorios, and his son bishop Ṙstakēs, and on the
07Seb1    46:48|Nicaea, to which Ṙstakēs stakes, son of St Gregory, promptly assented
07Seb1    46:50|in one Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, only-begotten born
07Seb1    46:54|there was once when the Son was not, or there was
07Seb1    46:54|nothing, or say that the Son of God or the holy
07Seb1    46:55|consubstantial divinity of Father and Son and holy Spirit, now and
07Seb1    46:57|life Constantius died, and his son Constantine reigned in Gaul and
07Seb1    46:58|confronted Maximianos and Maximintos his son, and Likianos and Markianos, and
07Seb1    46:58|of all, and in his son Jesus Christ; and he knew
07Seb1    46:59|of Jesus Christ his beloved Son.The bishops all conducted
07Seb1    46:61|in the Cross of his son, and did not reckon it
07Seb1    46:63|the heights to which the Son of God ascended, to the
07Seb1    46:63|ashamed to say to the Son of God: ’Holy God, holy
07Seb1    47:7|law of Smbat the aspet (son of Varaztirots’), son of the
07Seb1    47:7|the aspet (son of Varaztirots’), son of the great Smbat called
07Seb1    48:16|the fortress of Arp’ayk’. His son Grigor, who was son-in
07Seb1    48:16|His son Grigor, who was son-in-law of the lord
07Seb1    49:18|of Ałt’amar, he and his son-in-law Hamazasp, lord of
07Seb1    52:9|Hamazasp, lord of the Mamikoneank’, son of Dawit’, held the position
08Ghev1    1:1|Once Heraclius’ son Constantine [III, 613-641] had come to rule
08Ghev1    4:5|these threats, (T’e’odoros) dressed his son, Vard, to go to Prince
08Ghev1    4:6|bridge on the Euphrates. T’e’odoros’ son then went to the general
08Ghev1    4:8|Once T’e’odoros’ son observed the Ishmaelite victory, gathering
08Ghev1    4:15|Mu’awiya’s son, Yazid [I, 680-683] succeeded him, living for
08Ghev1    4:15|After (Yazid), ’Abd al-Malik [685-705], son of Marwan [I, 684-685] ruled. He lived
08Ghev1    5:9|Once the wily son of Satan saw this attack
08Ghev1    6:1|orders to capture Smbat, the son of Varaztirots’. This was in
08Ghev1    8:1|army of the nobles: Smbat, son of Prince Ashot, Vard, son
08Ghev1    8:1|son of Prince Ashot, Vard, son of Prince T’e’odoros, and his
08Ghev1    8:16|LadyShushan. But Smbat, Ashot’s son, went in pursuit with his
08Ghev1    8:23|of the Vaspurakan area, Smbat, son of Ashot, did not allow
08Ghev1    10:0|After Abd al-Malik, his son, Walid (Vlit’, al-Walid) [I, 705-715] succeeded
08Ghev1    10:15|Among those seized were Smbat, son of Ashot from the Bagratid
08Ghev1    14:24|same purpose, blessed Judah, his son, saying: “The scepter shall not
08Ghev1    14:25|the just, John the Baptist son of Zecheriah
08Ghev1    14:38|Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God as preached by
08Ghev1    14:38|been unwilling to recognize the Son of God in the person
08Ghev1    14:39|any other than the incarnate Son of God
08Ghev1    14:88|Word which Scriptures call the Son of God, engendered by Him
08Ghev1    14:100|to me, ’you are my son, today I have begotten you’
08Ghev1    14:110|the righteousness to the royal son
08Ghev1    14:111|Christ was, by His divinity, Son of God, the celestial King
08Ghev1    14:111|by His human (nature) as son of David, terrestrial king, as
08Ghev1    14:113|in His human nature is son of David, but in His
08Ghev1    14:113|in His divine nature is Son of God and Word of
08Ghev1    14:121|His human nature was a son of David, of whom it
08Ghev1    14:122|glorious kingdom of Christ, the son of David by His human
08Ghev1    14:122|shall conceive and bear a son and shall call his name
08Ghev1    14:140|been suppressed? (Jesus) note: “The Son can do nothing of his
08Ghev1    14:146|saying: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well
08Ghev1    14:150|He who believes in the Son has eternal life; he who
08Ghev1    14:150|who does not obey the Son shall not see life, but
08Ghev1    14:151|John the son of Zechariah also says: “Behold
08Ghev1    14:157|give Jesus different names: Word, Son, Ray, Image of God, Image
08Ghev1    14:163|the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit
08Ghev1    14:165|Word and the only-begotten Son of God in His human
08Ghev1    14:188|intercession of His only-begotten Son, who appeared in the world
08Ghev1    14:220|the Word, his only- begotten (Son), and the Holy Spirit, now
08Ghev1    20:24|crying out: “Help us, Christ, son of God, saviour of the
08Ghev1    20:29|life, while you are the son of death and unworthy of
08Ghev1    21:0|Muhammad, ruler of Arminiya, [732-744], Muhammad’s son (to rule) over the Armenian
08Ghev1    21:1|them and summoned Ashot, Vasak’s son, from the Bagratid House. (Marwan
08Ghev1    21:2|reached the ears of Muhammad’s son who immediately ordered that they
08Ghev1    22:0|Subsequently Marwan, son of Muhammad, assembled many troops
08Ghev1    24:0|of the Armenians Ishak (Isahak), son of Muslim (Mslim) Ishak ibn
08Ghev1    24:1|of al-Walid and his son. Finding some (men) from the
08Ghev1    25:2|protests reached the commander Muslim’s son, Isahak, who forbade them from
08Ghev1    25:7|the land of Syria, Muslim’s son (Ishak) designated Grigor of the
08Ghev1    25:8|sent an emissary to Muslim’s son Ishakwho was commander of
08Ghev1    28:7|al-Sulami, ruler of Arminiya) [752-754, 759-770, 775-780], son of Usaid, in charge of
08Ghev1    28:8|established Sahak [VII] (Bagratuni, presiding prince) [755-761], son of Bagarat, who was from
08Ghev1    28:8|as Prince Ashot, and the son of his father’s brother. He
08Ghev1    29:1|the citadel and Emperor Constantine, son of Leo, opened the treasury
08Ghev1    31:7|caliph and (even) sent his son as a hostage to the
08Ghev1    33:4|as his replacement, sent Muslim’s son, Bakkar (Bakkar ibn Muslim al
08Ghev1    34:6|assembled many troops, including Ashot’s son Smbat, the sparapet (commander-in
08Ghev1    34:9|named Mushegh, who was the son of Count Hrahat from the
08Ghev1    34:25|the great sparapet Smbat, Ashot’s son, into believing it
08Ghev1    34:30|of the Bagratuni House, the son of Prince Sahak, did not
08Ghev1    34:33|from the Arabs). (Emperor) Constantine, son of Leo, in one day
08Ghev1    34:38|land of Vaspurakan; Vasak, Ashot’s son, and those of the Amatunik’
08Ghev1    34:44|Now Sahak’s son Ashot was in that city
08Ghev1    34:47|auxiliaries they called upon Ashot’s son Vasak, the brother of Smbat
08Ghev1    34:69|young man who was the son-in-law of the sparapet
08Ghev1    37:0|Now after this (al-Mansur’s) son, Muhammad al-Mahdi [775-785] succeeded him
08Ghev1    37:4|Constantine [V] also died, and his son, Leo [IV, 775-780] occupied his father’s throne
08Ghev1    39:0|Mahdi’s reign), Emperor Leo, Constantine’s son, died and his son Constantine
08Ghev1    39:0|Constantine’s son, died and his son Constantine [VI] succeeded him, an extremely
08Ghev1    39:1|assembled many troops, appointed his son Harun (Aharon) as general, and
08Ghev1    39:3|Now Tachat, son of Grigor from the Andzewats’ik’
08Ghev1    39:5|death of Constantine and his son Leo, and the accession of
08Ghev1    39:9|Harun, the caliph’s son, styled (Tachat) his father and
08Ghev1    39:12|Muhammad (al-Mahdi) and his son Harun until the end of
08Ghev1    39:12|Muhammad (al-Mahdi) and his son Harun a great disquiet was
08Ghev1    40:0|After (al-Mahdi), his son Musa (Muse’) (al-Hadi, caliph
08Ghev1    41:0|became caliph. He was the son of Muhammad (al-Mahdi) and
08Ghev1    41:2|was a certain Yazid, the son of Mazyad (Yazid ibn Mazyad
08Ghev1    41:5|the city of Dwin his son-in-law, a certain Ibn
08Ghev1    41:5|an impious and malevolent man, son of one of his maid
08Ghev1    41:8|Once this was accomplished, this son of satan devised another wicked
08Ghev1    42:2|the Amatunik’ House and his son Hamam and others of the
09Draskh1    1:14|on the story of Smbat son of Ashot, who ruled over
09Draskh1    1:18|prince Gagik, his nephew (sister’s son), by crowning and making the
09Draskh1    1:19|same time: Gagik Arcruni, Ashot son of Smbat, and his namesake
09Draskh1    1:19|Smbat, and his namesake, (Ashot) son of the Sparapet Shapuh, who
09Draskh1    1:20|also learn) how Ashot, the son of the king, went to
09Draskh1    2:2|Japheth (Yabet’) at first a son was born and was named
09Draskh1    2:6|The sixth son was Tiras from whom were
09Draskh1    2:15|of the rule of his son Hayk. From Japheth to the
09Draskh1    2:17|by the order of Alexander, son of Nektanebos. Although this book
09Draskh1    2:18|and victorious champion, was the son of Togarmah, and the first
09Draskh1    3:2|to our land with his son Aramaneak, whom he had sired
09Draskh1    3:5|entrusted our land to his son Aramaneak
09Draskh1    3:7|Then Aramaneak sired a son, Armayis, and having lived for
09Draskh1    3:10|many years, Aramayis sired a son, Amasia, and died shortly after
09Draskh1    3:24|He was survived by his son Kardos
09Draskh1    3:25|survived by his most clever son Anushawan Sosanuer, an extremely prudent
09Draskh1    4:6|Paroyr was survived by his son Hrach’e, whose fame and physical
09Draskh1    4:23|their lineage from his youngest son Arawen
09Draskh1    5:2|After Alexander son of Philip had conquered the
09Draskh1    5:19|He was succeeded by his son Arshak who always followed his
09Draskh1    5:23|He was succeeded by his son Artashes
09Draskh1    6:1|After Artashes, his son the second Tigran reigned
09Draskh1    6:3|at the order of Alexander son of Nek’tanib, and fortified it
09Draskh1    6:8|Mazaka (Mizhak) and seized the son of Mithridates, the younger Mithridates
09Draskh1    6:14|Subsequently, Artawazd, the son of Tigran, ruled over Armenia
09Draskh1    6:19|Persia, and set Arjam, the son of Artashes brother of Tigran
09Draskh1    6:20|king of Persia, died, his son Arshawir reigned; being a young
09Draskh1    6:22|endure the death of his son, he yielded to the will
09Draskh1    7:1|Arjam was succeeded by his son Abgar
09Draskh1    7:5|he sent a nephew (brother’s son) of his with a large
09Draskh1    7:6|that Herod died, and his son Archelaus occupied his place
09Draskh1    7:18|to Sanatruk, the nephew (sister’s son) of Abgar, in order to
09Draskh1    8:5|the Word of Life, the son of Sat’enik was irritated by
09Draskh1    9:1|demon and maintained that the Son was not consubstantial with the
09Draskh1    11:1|went to the emperor Constantius son of Constantine and earnestly begged
09Draskh1    11:3|the Great took Tiran, the son of Xosrov, and went to
09Draskh1    11:7|His son Yusik, who imitated the virtues
09Draskh1    12:1|Then King Arshak, the son of Tiran who had been
09Draskh1    12:1|of Persia, sent Nerses, the son of At’anagines son of Yusik
09Draskh1    12:1|Nerses, the son of At’anagines son of Yusik, to Caesarea in
09Draskh1    12:7|time before this Constantius, the son of Constantine the Great, had
09Draskh1    12:15|receiving from the emperor the son of Trdat who had been
09Draskh1    12:16|flock, immediately took Pap, the son of Arshak, as hostage to
09Draskh1    13:2|Emperor Theodosius to make Pap son of Arshak king of Armenia
09Draskh1    14:1|Xosrov set up Sahak, the son of Nerses the Great
09Draskh1    14:3|Then Artashir, the son of king Shapuh of Persia
09Draskh1    14:15|man and set up Artashir son of Vramshapuh as king of
09Draskh1    14:24|the death of Vram, his son Yazkert succeeded him. Then the
09Draskh1    15:2|built. Moreover, Vndoy appointed his son Sheroy high priest (k’rmapet) and
09Draskh1    15:4|He had his son Sheroy hanged from a pole
09Draskh1    16:3|his days Vahan Mamikonean, the son of Hmayeak and the nephew
09Draskh1    16:26|thirty-first year of Xosrov son of Kawat, king of Persia
09Draskh1    16:32|was still alive, Xosrov, the son of Kawat king of Persia
09Draskh1    16:32|true God, the Only-Begotten-Son and the Holy Spirit of
09Draskh1    16:35|His son Ormizd ruled instead. His relatives
09Draskh1    16:35|and in his place his son Xosrov became king
09Draskh1    17:25|killing Phocas, Heraclius crowned his son instead and with numerous forces
09Draskh1    17:31|But Kutas, the son of the first Xosrov, killed
09Draskh1    17:32|of Armenia to Varaztiroc’, the son of the brave Smbat, and
09Draskh1    18:1|left his kingdom to his son Artashir who was of a
09Draskh1    18:7|with another person, his sister’s son who was not well educated
09Draskh1    19:1|At this time, Varaztiroc’, the son of the valiant Smbat, fleeing
09Draskh1    19:8|did not concede to the son of the servant girl (the
09Draskh1    19:8|an heir along with the son of the azat, so also
09Draskh1    19:11|Emperor Heraclius died and his son Constans ruled instead
09Draskh1    19:18|the glorious light of the Son of God
09Draskh1    19:25|who set up her own son Eraklak instead
09Draskh1    19:26|death, and crowned Constans, the son of Constantine
09Draskh1    19:29|Nerses requested that his (Varaztiroc’) son Smbat be assigned to his
09Draskh1    20:24|After Grigor, Smbat Bagratuni, the son of Smbat, ruled over the
09Draskh1    20:29|the prince of Armenia, Smbat son of Smbat. He plundered the
09Draskh1    21:21|After ’Abd-al-Malik, his son Walild became caliph, and after
09Draskh1    23:23|that I am nursing my son here with the expectation that
09Draskh1    25:12|After Sahak’s death, his son Grigor, surnamed Sup’an, succeeded to
09Draskh1    25:29|killed by Babgen, and Sup’an’s son Vasak flatteringly surnamed Gabur, succeeded
09Draskh1    26:25|After Smbat, his son Ashot succeeded to his father’s
09Draskh1    27:0|The Succession of Ashot, Son of Smbat, and the Return
09Draskh1    27:2|of the succession of Ashot, son of the sparapet Smbat, that
09Draskh1    27:6|expeditions and attacks of Ashot, son of the sparapet Smbat, against
09Draskh1    28:1|this time, Ashot raised his son-in-law Vasak Haykazun, surnamed
09Draskh1    28:3|cemetery of his ancestors, his son Grigor, surnamed Derenik, succeeded to
09Draskh1    28:5|And as he was the son-in-law of Ashot, the
09Draskh1    28:9|cemetery of his ancestors. His son Grigor, surnamed Sup’an, succeeded to
09Draskh1    29:4|caliph through the governor ’Isa son of Shaikh
09Draskh1    29:13|whom he addressed as ’beloved son’, and he communicated this to
09Draskh1    29:20|His son Ashot, the grandson of king
09Draskh1    30:9|ill-tidings, Smbat, the king’s son, set out in deep grief
09Draskh1    30:16|and send as hostage his son Dawit’. Then I shall let
09Draskh1    30:22|send as a hostage his son, who was his own namesake
09Draskh1    30:22|as well as Ashot, the son of his brother Shapuh, so
09Draskh1    30:65|were able to condemn the Son of God before God and
09Draskh1    31:2|addressed Smbat as hisbeloved son” by means of a treaty
09Draskh1    34:6|loving tenderness as a beloved son, and bestowed on him great
09Draskh1    34:7|the three brothersnamely, his son-in-law Ashot, Gagik and
09Draskh1    34:10|seized Abu’l-Magra (Aplmaxr)—the son-in-law of the Arcruni
09Draskh1    34:11|they set up Gurgen, the son of his brother. Subsequently, Ahmad
09Draskh1    34:13|And as the son of the great prince Dawit’
09Draskh1    34:13|great prince Dawit’ and the son-in-law of the king’s
09Draskh1    34:23|race of Hayk and the son of the king’s sister, lost
09Draskh1    34:32|His son Atom the great succeeded to
09Draskh1    35:12|king to dispatch his eldest son, and the son of his
09Draskh1    35:12|his eldest son, and the son of his brother Sahak as
09Draskh1    35:14|and sent to him his son Ashot, as well as his
09Draskh1    35:14|as well as his brother’s son Smbat as hostages. Also he
09Draskh1    36:3|Shapuh bid farewell to his son-in-law Afshin, and his
09Draskh1    36:14|to the king like a son to his father, or more
09Draskh1    37:4|there in his place his son Diwdad with the great eunuch
09Draskh1    37:6|moaning tearfully, to return her son Smbat, who had been taken
09Draskh1    37:7|the princess, Afshin returned her son. On receiving this great present
09Draskh1    37:12|Diwdad, the son of Afshin, however, remained in
09Draskh1    37:17|taking with him the king’s son Ashot who was a hostage
09Draskh1    37:17|and returned to him his son and daughter-in-law
09Draskh1    37:26|When Diwdad the son of Afshin heard of his
09Draskh1    38:2|Hasan Arcruni, the son of Vasak who had renounced
09Draskh1    39:8|and comely youth Ashot, the son of Shapuh, as sparapet of
09Draskh1    40:14|For Ashot the oldest son of the king he designated
09Draskh1    40:22|king Smbat as hisbeloved son”. His relations with Smbat were
09Draskh1    41:2|of Egrisi, who was his son-in-law, and advised him
09Draskh1    41:9|first, because Constantine was the son-in-law of the king
09Draskh1    42:25|took with him his oldest son as hostage. Also he received
09Draskh1    44:3|of Armenia, namely Ashotthe son of king Smbat’s brother Shapuh
09Draskh1    46:6|descended from Hayk, and the son of king Smbat’s sister. In
09Draskh1    46:7|Likewise, the son of king Smbat, the valiant
09Draskh1    46:11|Also the youthful Vasak son of Ashot, the gaherec’ prince
09Draskh1    48:18|in the manner of the son of destruction
09Draskh1    50:0|the Valor of Ashot, the son of Smbat, and His Reign
09Draskh1    50:6|mother of Smbat, and his son, the prince, died there, and
09Draskh1    50:8|the other hand, king Smbat’s son Ashot, who was well renowned
09Draskh1    51:8|They would take away the son from the father, the brother
09Draskh1    52:3|never passed, and where the Son of Man had never dwelt
09Draskh1    54:24|the other hand, Ashot, the son of Smbat, whom the king
09Draskh1    54:47|worthy of being calledmy son” by you? For the wicked
09Draskh1    54:50|us. But your prudent foster-son is no longer among us
09Draskh1    55:2|search of me and Ashot, son of Smbat, who was ruling
09Draskh1    55:3|But as Ashot, the son of the king, had taken
09Draskh1    55:4|sent him to Ashot, the son of the king. Upon his
09Draskh1    55:6|on him the titlethe son of a martyr”, andmy
09Draskh1    55:6|a martyr”, andmy beloved son”, dressed him in glorious purple
09Draskh1    56:1|Ashot, the son of king Smbat, heard of
09Draskh1    56:6|name-sake, that is, the son of king Smbat, almost came
09Draskh1    56:7|dastakert seized by Ashot, the son of king Smbat, and the
09Draskh1    56:7|the sparapet and the king’s son fought one another in the
09Draskh1    56:9|of Vaspurakan to Ashot the son of king Smbat. The latter
09Draskh1    57:1|Thereupon, king Ashot, the son of king (Smbat), came to
09Draskh1    57:11|Siwnik’ took leave of the son of the king at Mount
09Draskh1    58:1|namely his namesake and the son of his paternal uncle, was
09Draskh1    58:4|my utter disgust at the son of king Smbat for the
09Draskh1    58:8|it may, king Ashot, the son of king Smbat, went and
09Draskh1    58:11|However, Ashot, the son of king Smbat, putting his
09Draskh1    58:12|in-law of the king’s son (Ashot Erkat’), and the son
09Draskh1    58:12|son (Ashot Erkat’), and the son of prince Sewaday, the forces
09Draskh1    58:12|the forces of Ashot, the son of king Smbat, turned to
09Draskh1    58:13|Subsequently, the son of king Smbat went to
09Draskh1    58:14|He was survived by a son, his heir, still under age
09Draskh1    59:0|King Ashot, the Son of King Smbat, Makes War
09Draskh1    59:1|Then, Ashot, the son of king Smbat, went to
09Draskh1    59:14|hastily took with him the son of his brother Abas, as
09Draskh1    60:4|king Ashot as his foster son by marrying his daughter to
09Draskh1    60:13|Abas, the brother of Ashot son of Smbat, had come to
09Draskh1    60:16|Gurgen, who was his sister’s son, and considering this as something
09Draskh1    60:22|real father and his beloved son
09Draskh1    60:30|namely prince Sahak and his son Grigor, who were both seized
09Draskh1    60:32|of the prince and his son, this would foreshadow my own
09Draskh1    63:2|to the other king, the son of his paternal uncle, who
10Tovma1    1:5|of the Ethiopians. Whereas Asur, son of Sem, built Nineveh, (as
10Tovma1    1:33|he said he was his son, for he would see with
10Tovma1    1:33|and himself mirrored in his son killed by Cain
10Tovma1    1:42|raised up for me another son in place of Abel whom
10Tovma1    1:77|kings of Assyria before them, son from father in succession down
10Tovma1    2:4|Now Nebrot’, son of Kush a descendant of
10Tovma1    2:4|magician said he was a son of Ammon and Aramazd, although
10Tovma1    2:11|one could attribute to P’ałeg, son of Eber, or Aran, son
10Tovma1    2:11|son of Eber, or Aran, son of Taray; for these are
10Tovma1    2:11|made an image of his son who had died prematurely
10Tovma1    2:13|patriarch of the Hebrews Eber, son of Sałay, who had not
10Tovma1    2:16|borders of Egypt. For Kush son of Ham is called Ethiopian
10Tovma1    3:9|Then her son Zameay held sway, who was
10Tovma1    3:10|to say that Sem, Noah’s son, was a new Zruan, the
10Tovma1    3:11|note: “May I have a son Ormizd by name, who will
10Tovma1    3:11|he replied: “I am your son Ormizd.” He note: “My son
10Tovma1    3:11|son Ormizd.” He note: “My son Ormizd is luminous and sweet
10Tovma1    3:19|the first man, but the son of someone else, Shurṙel, a
10Tovma1    4:1|was Zamesos, also (called) Ninuas, son of Ninos and Semiramis, in
10Tovma1    4:2|years. After him Arias his son, the fourth from Ninos, (ruled
10Tovma1    4:2|in succession from father to son; but none of them did
10Tovma1    4:4|Ninos, son of Arbel, of the tribe
10Tovma1    4:5|third year Isaac was born, son of the promise to Abraham
10Tovma1    4:39|allies, and established his own son Asordanis in Babylon. He himself
10Tovma1    4:48|His son, eight years
10Tovma1    5:8|Xerxes and Arshēz, the latter’s son, (with orders) to reach there
10Tovma1    5:14|same Xerxes and Arshēz his son with [40,000] men. They went to
10Tovma1    5:16|of the Jews to Zorababel, son of Sałat’iēl, of the tribe
10Tovma1    6:19|Then Alexander the Macedonian, son of Philipp, became ruler of
10Tovma1    6:20|Then after Dareh, Asud son of Arshavir waged war against
10Tovma1    6:30|Cyrus. This Shahak called his son Cyrus in remembrance of that
10Tovma1    6:30|were illegitimately, down to Cyrus (son) of Shahak
10Tovma1    6:44|daughter called Smbatuhi to his son Sahak. This was the first
10Tovma1    6:45|years Arjam died and his son Abgar became king. Here we
10Tovma1    6:47|the evangelist and apostle John, son of thunder, who made the
10Tovma1    6:53|Herod the foreigner, son of Antipater of Ascalon and
10Tovma1    6:55|took refuge with his uncle, son of Hyrcanus the priest, in
10Tovma1    6:57|of the pious Abgar, Abgar’s son Ananun became king. He had
10Tovma1    6:58|in his attack on Abgar’s son to deprive him of the
10Tovma1    6:58|conclusion, a tower that Abgar’s son was building collapsed on him
10Tovma1    7:1|Tiberius Caesar he left his son Vach’ē and his brother Arshavir
10Tovma1    7:6|until the return of Artashēs, son of Sanatruk, who came here
10Tovma1    7:7|Now Sahak, Vach’ē’s son, had gone in flight by
10Tovma1    8:13|Sahak, son of Vach’ē, was established at
10Tovma1    8:15|a gift, Sahak let his son Ashot establish himself in the
10Tovma1    8:18|single young man named Hamam, son of the aged Arshavir, brother
10Tovma1    8:22|there reigned Artavazd; then Tiran, son of Artashēs; then Tiran; then
10Tovma1    8:24|in succession to Vałarsh his son Khosrov with the cooperation of
10Tovma1    10:1|Father, and in His only Son the Word (of) God, Jesus
10Tovma1    10:1|with the Father and the Son, in one perfect Divinity; and
10Tovma1    10:1|confession in the Father and Son and Holy Spirit at the
10Tovma1    10:2|Armenia there was baptised Tirots’ son of Babgēn [II]. He was a
10Tovma1    10:8|Khosrov, son of Trdat, succeeded his father
10Tovma1    10:12|After Khosrov the Less his son Tiran became king. At that
10Tovma1    10:14|their swords, snatched away Shavasp, son of Vach’ē Artsruni, and Mehedak
10Tovma1    10:19|The malicious hayr mardpet, the son of Satan, was not satisfied
10Tovma1    10:45|For Samuel, Vahan’s son, went to meet his father
10Tovma1    10:45|Vahan expected to bring his son to an irreversible downfall. But
10Tovma1    10:47|Smbat the sparapet of Armenia, son of Bagarat Bagratuni, opposed him
10Tovma1    11:1|Then Saint Nersēs took Pap, son of Arshak, and with a
10Tovma1    11:18|he had elevated Saint Sahak, son of Saint Nersēs, to the
10Tovma1    11:18|his permission, sent his own son Artashir to Armenia. Removing Khosrov
10Tovma1    11:20|most excellent Ałan Artsruni, Vasak’s son, was much offended at his
10Tovma1    11:25|He was succeeded by his son, Theodosius the Less, who gave
10Tovma1    11:27|king over them his own son Shapuh. When he arrived he
10Tovma1    11:32|When Vṙam, son of Yazkert, became king he
10Tovma1    11:49|the second year of Yazkert, son of Vṙam [II], the monarchy was
10Tovma1    11:51|Armenian monarch. But Vardan Mamikonean, son of Hamazasp Mamikonean, grandson of
10Tovma1    11:52|to Hamazasp Mamikonean and his son Vardan. Therefore, Vardan was frightened
10Tovma2    1:7|surrounded the marzpan and his son Shiroy, captured them and brought
10Tovma2    2:18|But the blessed Alan Artsruni, son of Vasak, returned to Armenia
10Tovma2    3:1|own trusted (nobles), and his son Khosrov, still very young in
10Tovma2    3:2|the kingdom of Persia. Ormizd’s son Khosrov fled to the Greek
10Tovma2    3:4|I shall be a subject son to you and shall give
10Tovma2    3:19|shall install as emperor Maurice’s son. He (Heraclius) came and ruled
10Tovma2    3:43|on the royal throne Heraclius’s son who was a young child
10Tovma2    3:57|it. Then they made his son Kavat king, and he marched
10Tovma2    3:58|and they have made your son Kavat king. Behold, he is
10Tovma2    3:64|they made king his own son Artashir, who was a very
10Tovma2    3:64|Kavat has died and his son is a young boy. So
10Tovma2    4:5|called Abdla, died leaving a son of tender age called Mahmet
10Tovma2    4:7|God has by nature no Son
10Tovma2    4:9|stone: “You will bear a son who (will) conquer the world
10Tovma2    4:12|from his uncle’s threats, Ali son of Aputalp came in and
10Tovma2    4:18|in those same days. His son Constans did not agree to
10Tovma2    4:23|gave him these instructions: “My son, on my death do not
10Tovma2    4:32|the Muslims fell to Amr, son of Hatap, for [20] years and
10Tovma2    4:34|called Parthians, down to Artevan, son of Vałarsh, who was killed
10Tovma2    4:34|who was killed by Artashir, son of Sasan, from Stahr. He
10Tovma2    4:35|a fierce war between Ali, son of Aputalp, and Mawi for
10Tovma2    4:35|Muslims was rightly his. Yezid, son of Mawi, for [3] years and
10Tovma2    4:35|for [3] years and [3] months. Abdlmelik’, son of Mruan, [21] years. And there
10Tovma2    4:35|war (between him and] Abdula, son of Zubayr, for [2] years and
10Tovma2    4:36|Vild, son of Abdlmelik’, for [10] years. He
10Tovma2    4:36|bank of the Araxes. Suliman, son of Abdlmelik’, for [3] years
10Tovma2    4:37|Umar, son of Abdlaziz, for [3] years. He
10Tovma2    4:48|Mahmet, son of Mahadi, for [8] years
10Tovma2    4:51|Mahmet, son of Aharon, and his wife
10Tovma2    4:53|Sahak, son of Mahmet, for [9] years
10Tovma2    4:54|Aharon, son of Mahmet, for [5] years and
10Tovma2    4:55|Jap’r, son of Mahmet, for [17] years
10Tovma2    5:11|taxes to a certain Muse, son of a Hagarite Zōrahay, who
10Tovma2    6:5|Vahan and Hamazasp and Vasak, son of Grigor, and Apumkdēm and
10Tovma2    6:6|house of the Bagratunik’, the son of T’oṙnik with his troops
10Tovma2    6:8|family of the Gnunik’, Grigor son of Hazir with six more
10Tovma2    6:43|it to a certain Yovsep’, son of Apusēt’. And he made
10Tovma3    1:13|apostolic faith in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
10Tovma3    3:1|the prince Ashot and his son Grigor, Vahan Artsruni and his
10Tovma3    3:1|Grigor, Vahan Artsruni and his son Gagik who was also called
10Tovma3    4:9|a living sacrifice to the Son of God
10Tovma3    4:10|of) the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit, not
10Tovma3    4:18|for the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit. His
10Tovma3    4:27|the city of Tiflis, Yusp’ son of Raham, and Abuheshm, lord
10Tovma3    4:31|entrusted his forces to Musheł (son of) Apupelch, brother of Gurgēn
10Tovma3    6:1|church in the Father and Son and Holy Spirit
10Tovma3    6:31|from the worship of the Son of God since the faith
10Tovma3    6:34|to irredeemable perditionlike Jereboam, son of Nabat, who sinned and
10Tovma3    6:39|and from worship of the Son of God, as (Scripture) note
10Tovma3    6:54|itself the image of the Son of God
10Tovma3    7:10|true confession in Father and Son and Holy Spirit. “For with
10Tovma3    7:15|with their lips towards the Son of God
10Tovma3    7:16|who trampled under foot the Son of God, profaned the blood
10Tovma3    8:15|For the Son of Man came to seek
10Tovma3    9:0|who was known as the son of Ismael; and concerning the
10Tovma3    9:6|had previously sent Ashot his son to meet (Bugha) as soon
10Tovma3    10:4|these went the priest Grigoris, son of Vrt’anēs, to preach to
10Tovma3    10:11|reader and was known asson of a priest
10Tovma3    10:43|Lord Musheł, son of the general, was stationed
10Tovma3    10:45|to battle, then Apumusē, called son of a priest, marched out
10Tovma3    11:7|true confession in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit: “Who allowed
10Tovma3    11:9|a living sacrifice to the Son of God. With great fortitude
10Tovma3    11:11|martyred gloriously for the Father, Son, and Holy Spiritto whom
10Tovma3    11:12|and the worship of the Son of God
10Tovma3    11:13|of Lords, in Christ the Son of God
10Tovma3    11:23|true faith in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
10Tovma3    11:26|same stubborn faith in Jesus, son of Mariam a Jewish woman
10Tovma3    11:30|true confession in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, to whom
10Tovma3    11:35|Smbat, sparapet of Armenia; Grigor son of K’urdik, lord of the
10Tovma3    11:35|Grigor, lord of Siunik’; Sahl son of Smbat, lord of Shak’ē
10Tovma3    11:36|There remained only Ashot, son of the sparapet, and Musheł
10Tovma3    13:3|the believers in the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in order
10Tovma3    13:3|he modelled himself on the Son of God, as it pleased
10Tovma3    13:3|share the image of his Son
10Tovma3    13:9|Gurgēn, son of Apupelch, prince of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    13:51|At the same time Vahan, son of Ashot and nephew of
10Tovma3    14:6|then commanded Ashot and his son Grigor to be brought before
10Tovma3    14:7|given to Ashot and his son Grigor, holding in their hands
10Tovma3    14:7|the caliph had sent Grigor, son of Ashot, to his own
10Tovma3    14:18|and brought him to Ashot son of the sparapet
10Tovma3    14:31|of Israelsuddenly his own son Mot’ēin attacked and slew him
10Tovma3    14:32|After him the son of his uncle Muht’is reigned
10Tovma3    14:38|and axe, he note: “My son Derenik, greetings to you, greetings
10Tovma3    15:9|death’s door. He had a son who was an infant, so
10Tovma3    15:10|other (lands) to his own son
10Tovma3    15:21|the wife of Sahak, a son of Ismael, the death of
10Tovma3    16:2|joined the royal army. Musē, son of Bugha, was appointed general
10Tovma3    17:2|half of Andzavats’ik’ to my son Derenik, and do not continue
10Tovma3    17:9|mounted men (including) Sahak Bagratuni, son of the prince of princes
10Tovma3    18:1|Alexander, or of our Artashēs son of Sanatruk, that province was
10Tovma3    18:2|Vaspurakan. So Ashot and his son Derenik gathered a force to
10Tovma3    18:5|besiege it, Yisē of Amida, son of Sheh, who held the
10Tovma3    18:18|Body and Blood of the Son of God for the forgiveness
10Tovma3    19:5|Now when the son of Sheh entered Partaw, he
10Tovma3    19:7|court and asked for Ahmet’ son of Halit’ (as governor). For
10Tovma3    19:8|Armenia the above-mentioned Ahmat’ son of Halit’
10Tovma3    20:1|of disloyalty, the governor, the son of Halit’, came from the
10Tovma3    20:9|And Derenik wrote to the son of Halit’ (asking him) to
10Tovma3    20:10|But (then) Yisē, son of Sheh, seized the land
10Tovma3    20:11|he was accompanied by Grigor, son of Vasak. He likewise was
10Tovma3    20:22|land of Vaspurakan by Shapuh, son of Ashot, until he reached
10Tovma3    20:23|in the hands of Hasan, son of the impious Vasak. He
10Tovma3    20:27|and Hasan, who was the son of Derenik’s sister, to the
10Tovma3    20:36|captivity, leaving as hostages Gagik, son of Derenik, and the son
10Tovma3    20:36|son of Derenik, and the son of Grigor Artsruni
10Tovma3    20:66|day had passed, Ashot, Derenik’s son, came, took his corpse, and
10Tovma3    20:67|for him. After that, Shapuh, son of the king Ashot, came
10Tovma3    20:67|conferred the principality on Ashot, son of Derenik, in the place
10Tovma3    21:2|In his stead ruled Smbat, son of Ashot, an illustrious and
10Tovma3    22:6|of Tarōn died, and Ahmat’, son of Yisē (son of) Sheh
10Tovma3    22:6|and Ahmat’, son of Yisē (son of) Sheh, seized the land
10Tovma3    22:6|subject it. Gurgēn the prince, son of the curopalates, was deceitfully
10Tovma3    22:13|The son of Apusech, Awshin, who had
10Tovma3    22:25|fortress of Sevan to Hasan, son of the impious Vasak. On
10Tovma3    22:25|doing. They came to Atom, son of the great Gurgēn, in
10Tovma3    22:25|Yisē lord of Trunik’, the son of Honawar; Varazshapuh lord of
10Tovma3    22:25|lord of Abełeank’; T’adēos Akēats’i, son of Sherep’; and others with
10Tovma3    22:28|city of Amida to Ahmat’, son of Yisē (son of) Sheh
10Tovma3    22:28|to Ahmat’, son of Yisē (son of) Sheh, who with great
10Tovma3    23:2|it to over to Ashot, son of prince David, promising him
10Tovma3    23:11|prince of Gełark’unik’, called the son of Sup’an. The wife of
10Tovma3    24:1|Apumruan kept Gagik, son of Derenik, unfettered, having extricated
10Tovma3    25:1|Now since Awshin, son of Apusech, was a man
10Tovma3    27:10|man worthy who trampled the Son of God,” and so on
10Tovma3    28:3|great prince of Vaspurakan, Ashot son of Derenik, accompanied by Grigor
10Tovma3    29:15|Body and Blood of the Son of Godfor the forgiveness
10Tovma3    29:19|Life-giving Blood of the Son of God, he gave up
10Tovma3    29:27|Saint Vahan, who was the son of Khosrov lord of Gołt’n
10Tovma3    29:35|Ayrarat, noble Masis, where Artavazd, son of Artashēs, fell headlong on
10Tovma3    29:48|Body and Blood of the Son of God which is offered
10Tovma3    29:48|as he is truly the Son of God; and again that
10Tovma3    29:64|Akēats’i family, known as the son of Sherep’, whom we mentioned
10Tovma3    29:66|of the valiant champion T’adēos son of Sherep’
10Tovma3    29:71|reached Shapuh, brother of T’adēos son of Sherep’, he marched out
10Tovma4    1:1|given by the Lord another son, whom he named Gurgēn after
10Tovma4    1:16|dear to the prince, the son of Apumsar from the city
10Tovma4    2:0|accession of Ashot his eldest son; and the death of the
10Tovma4    2:1|the blessed prince, his eldest son Ashot was confirmed on his
10Tovma4    2:2|Since Apumruan was the son of Lady Soph’s sister, she
10Tovma4    2:8|for he had become his son-in-law
10Tovma4    3:16|for his captivity by Gagik son of Vahan
10Tovma4    3:23|giving as hostage his eldest son. Taking the latter, he turned
10Tovma4    3:30|Then Hasan, son of Vasak the apostate, whom
10Tovma4    3:39|the wicked service that Hasan, son of Vasak the apostate, had
10Tovma4    3:40|castle of Sevan, which Gagik, son of Vahan, had seized and
10Tovma4    4:4|One of these was Shapuh, son of Maymanik, who by a
10Tovma4    4:5|In those same days Grigor, son of Vasak, known as Apuhamza
10Tovma4    4:11|as a father to a son, and openly aided him in
10Tovma4    4:41|Armenia; he was named Yusup’, son of Apusach, a proud and
10Tovma4    4:64|Christian and orthodox believer and son of a king, the hereditary
10Tovma4    5:0|land; and events concerning Yusup’ son of Apusach
10Tovma4    5:2|At that time Yusup’, son of Apusach, was still ruling
10Tovma4    6:2|you whose king is the son of a maidservant
10Tovma4    9:14|the incorruptible blood of the Son of God, which give drink
10Tovma4    10:3|otn, the holding of Abas, son of Smbat, which he subjected
10Tovma4    10:5|Then Abas, son of Smbat, in his pride
10Tovma4    13:1|death of King Gagik Artsruni, son of Deranik, and the suppression
10Tovma4    13:8|on which the Only-Begotten Son of God had shed his
10Tovma4    13:14|of the Greeks as a son to his father. The Greeks
10Tovma4    13:16|Likewise the Bagratid Gagik, son of King Yovhannēs, also exchanged
10Tovma4    13:22|this all-wise protocuropalates Abdlmseh, son of the great prince and
10Tovma4    13:23|His son too was strengthened by the
10Tovma4    13:32|From T’oṙnik, son of T’adēos, was born the
10Tovma4    13:46|He resembled Joshua, son of Nav; for he was
10Tovma4    13:49|resembled the great prophet John, son of Zacharias, who heard from
10Tovma4    13:50|He resembled John the son of Zebedee, who through his
10Tovma4    13:50|through his chastity was named son of thunder, who from the
10Tovma4    13:57|heard elsewhere that: “A disobedient son shall go to destruction”; so
10Tovma4    13:59|into the control of his son Aluz the heaven-like and
10Tovma4    13:71|had granted him a brilliant son, a beam of light, named
10Tovma4    13:72|The Only-Begotten Son of God revealed him to
10Tovma4    13:91|if he were his own son; he gave him his own
10Tovma4    13:92|loins, a thriving and fine son, the lord Step’anos. When he
10Tovma4    13:98|brother Baron Gurgēn and his son Sahmadin, prematurely dead, and all
10Tovma4    13:99|Sefedin had constructed for his son Lord Step’anos; and many other
10Tovma4    13:100|Then he proposed his spiritual son, the wonderful and wise youth
10Tovma4    13:100|and wise youth Lord Dawit’, son of his full brother Baron
11Asogh1    2:4|This Ashot, the son of Smbat, nicknamed Abdlabas, the
11Asogh1    2:6|their genealogy from father to son before this Ashot
11Asogh1    3:1|After Ashot, in [340-891], his son Smbat (reigned) for [24] years with
11Asogh1    3:1|after [19] years of rule. The son of the latter, Leo, reigned
11Asogh1    3:1|his language; but as the son of an Armenian, he surpassed
11Asogh1    3:16|Amir Afshin, the son of Saj, who was an
11Asogh1    4:0|by the lawless Yusuf, the son of Abusaj
11Asogh1    4:2|free him from the unfaithful son Saj, which the Caliph did
11Asogh1    4:10|sister side, and Ashot the son of Shapuh’s brother Smbat, with
11Asogh1    4:15|Here Mushegh son of Smbat was taken captive
11Asogh1    4:17|his hand, went to the son of Abu-Saj Yusuf, who
11Asogh1    7:41|Then Constantine [VII], the son of Leo, came to the
11Asogh1    8:0|the reign of Ashot, the son of Abas, and about what
11Asogh1    8:1|After Abas, his son Ashot, nicknamed Shahanshah, reigned and
11Asogh1    8:10|the district of Balk, the son of Juansher, prince of Balk
11Asogh1    8:12|the king of Vaspurakan, the son of Gagik Artsruni
11Asogh1    11:0|the Enthronement of Smbat, the son of Ashot; about the construction
11Asogh1    11:1|on that very day his son Smbat started his reign, (ruling
11Asogh1    17:1|Kars, Mushegh, died, and his son Abas took his place, (ruling
11Asogh1    18:0|About how Ablhaj, the son of Rovid, came to the
11Asogh1    18:1|In [436=987], Ablhaj, son of Rovid (or Rovand), Amir
11Asogh1    19:0|death; the Amirate of his son Mamlan
11Asogh1    19:1|In [447=998], the great Ablhaj, (son of) Rovid, was again inflamed
11Asogh1    19:2|The son of the elder (another Ablhaj
11Asogh1    19:3|to drink. He cut the son of the elder (Amir) in
11Asogh1    19:4|for the blood of his son
11Asogh1    19:11|death, power passed to his son, Mamlan
11Asogh1    23:2|at his death ordered his son to release from the fetters
11Asogh1    27:0|the enthronement of Bagarat, the son of Gurgen
11Asogh1    27:2|king Smbat appointed Smbat, the son of Gurgen, the grandson of
11Asogh1    27:3|began to drive Gurgen, the son of Bagarat, from his estate
11Asogh1    27:4|king of the Abkhazians, the son of Gurgen, at the head
11Asogh1    29:6|of Smbat and Gagik, David son of Gurgen with his brother
11Asogh1    29:10|the latter) and appointed his son as Mampul of Tashirk in
11Asogh1    32:2|he took, leaving there the son of the Prince of Taron
11Asogh1    32:3|the Hanjit prince Sahak, the son of Habel, who repeatedly fought
11Asogh1    32:3|A young man Ashot, the son of Grigor, came out to
11Asogh1    32:4|all costs, (to avenge his son); but he died with all
11Asogh1    34:2|Master Romanos, the son of Skleros, came out to
11Asogh1    34:6|took many prisoners, including the son of Xoras, Patrick Zanak, the
11Asogh1    36:1|In [437=988], the son of the same Egyptian Amir
11Asogh1    36:2|took place, which Nebuchadnezzar the son of Nabopollasar surrounded with a
11Asogh1    36:5|perished with his brother and son; part of the army fled
11Asogh1    39:5|Instead of his son Mruan, his brother, also a
11Asogh1    40:1|the same year [447=998], Mamlan, the son of Ablhaj, the grandson of
11Asogh1    40:4|no longer alive and his son Gurgen took his place - ask
11Asogh1    40:5|prince of princes Vahram, the son of Grigor Pahlawuni, who built
11Asogh1    40:5|the master of Smbat, the son of Vahram and the marzpan
11Asogh1    40:6|the prince of princes Peris, son of Jojik
11Asogh1    40:7|was commanded by Gabriel, the son of Ochopentir
11Asogh1    42:5|Since he had neither a son nor a brother who could
11Asogh1    42:18|a result, Gagik ordered his son Yovhannes to devastate Kogoyovit and
11Asogh1    44:4|relation to Gagik as a son to his father, and Gagik
11Asogh1    45:2|the gallows by an ungodly son Abusaj. During the general devastation
11Asogh1    45:3|the death of Gagik, his son Derenik, reigned for [17] years, and
11Asogh1    45:4|Then Ashot son of Abusahl, having reigned for
12Last1    1:18|fear before Rezin and the son of Remaliah; therefore, behold, the
12Last1    1:27|of Abkhazia, died and his son, Georgi, succeeded him [1014-1027]. The emperor
12Last1    2:0|land of Armenia was Gagik [I, 989-1020], son of Ashot, brother of Smbat
12Last1    2:39|for his kingdom, since his son Erkat’ (“Iron”) had died prematurely
12Last1    3:4|unity, they all seized the son of Phocas (P’okas) called Craviz
12Last1    3:13|emperor seized P’ers and his son-in-law, Andronicos (Andronike), who
12Last1    4:7|me, and give me your son as a hostage, and there
12Last1    4:13|three years he released the son of the Abkhaz (king) with
12Last1    6:0|a wife and raised a son to be heir to the
12Last1    6:1|too did not have a son, rather, he had two daughters
12Last1    9:0|other people’s whereby the emperor’s son succeeds his father
12Last1    9:1|the royal clan, nor the son of an emperor, nor did
12Last1    9:15|Michael named his sister’s son Caesar (kesar). Then, after reigning
12Last1    10:2|year of (Constantine’s) reign, the son of Maneak, who held sway
12Last1    10:3|him emperor. However, since (Maneak’s son) did not think to reign
12Last1    10:4|For they found (Maneak’s son) fallen in the battle, without
12Last1    10:7|However, (Maneak’s son) did not think about such
12Last1    10:10|is exactly what befell (Maneak’s son), for he was not punished
12Last1    10:21|give your realm to your son, and let your son give
12Last1    10:21|your son, and let your son give it to his sons
12Last1    10:24|they called to themselves Gagik son of Ashot, made him their
12Last1    10:42|Ani) was being prolonged, Grigor, son of the brave Vasak, went
12Last1    10:45|married the daughter of Dawit’, son of Senek’erim, and ruled that
12Last1    10:46|of Armenia, Vahram and his son, something which caused the Armenians
12Last1    10:50|from Armenia (Petros’) nephew (sister’s son), named Xach’ik, whom they placed
12Last1    11:19|coming of Your Only-Begotten (Son) and saved with the blood
12Last1    13:1|sway over Armenia, and Aharon, son of Bulghar, who held the
12Last1    13:6|the battle had commenced, Bulghar’s son and his people took to
12Last1    14:1|Now Senek’erim’s son, Atom, took (Petros) gratefully and
12Last1    14:2|in his position his sister’s son, Xach’ik, who had received the
12Last1    16:20|the valiant princes of Abas’ son, Gagik [1029-1064], came against them and
12Last1    16:21|T’at’ul) had severely wounded the son of the Persian emir, Arsuban
12Last1    16:21|him, he note: “If (Arsuban’s son) lives, I shall free you
12Last1    16:22|the Sultan heard that (the son) had died, he ordered (T’at’ul
12Last1    16:22|Arsuban as consolation thatYour son was not slain by a
12Last1    17:6|and Ganjak and was the son-in-law of Ashot, king
12Last1    17:8|of the district was T’eodoros, son of Aharon whom (the Persians
12Last1    17:15|Son of Man, what is that
12Last1    17:15|as the soul of the son is mine” [Ezekiel 18. 2-4]. And He freed
12Last1    17:15|mine” [Ezekiel 18. 2-4]. And He freed the son from his father’s debt
12Last1    18:25|of Byzantine warfare, Iwane, Liparit’s son, (was alive). A dwelling place
12Last1    19:1|with her child, and the son before his father. And that
12Last1    21:28|of the colleagues of Vasak’s son, the great Gregory, when he
12Last1    23:1|in fact Satan’s first-born son and the storehouse of his
12Last1    23:10|Solomon set this forth: “My son, keep yourself from adultery with
12Last1    23:26|bishop Samuel and his brother’s son T’eodoros, to the awan called
12Last1    23:35|agreed to become his adopted son
12Last1    24:13|tears and blood. Father and son were slain by the same