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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
sage   5
saghar   3
sail   21
sailor   5
saint   361
sak   1
sake   98
salamalek   1
sale   5
Wordform

st
66 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
sring   6
sruandzit   1
sruanjteayk   1
srvandzteats   1
st   66
stabbed   12
stabbing   1
stabbings   1
stability   7


01Kor1    2:30|At the same time St. Paul tells in fourteen epistles
03Buz3    1:1|conclusion of the doctrine of St. Gregory and the latter’s death
03Buz4    5:64|He asked St Nerses if the Christians made
03Buz4    5:65|And St. Nerses repliedAfter I spoke
03Buz4    8:32|And regarding St. Basil, the inhabitants of Caesarea
03Buz4    9:0|About how St. Basil was made a bishop
05Parp2    13:1|the great patriarch of Armenia st. Sahak, son of st. Nerses
05Parp2    13:1|Armenia st. Sahak, son of st. Nerses, from the Part’ew line
05Parp2    13:17|your blessed father and vardapet (st. Gregory) who with sighs and
05Parp2    17:59|ascend to the throne of St Gregorynot according to the
05Parp2    17:61|patriarch from the line of St Gregory
07Seb1    8:13|had turned the church of St Gregory, which they had built
07Seb1    19:3|vessels of the church of St Gregory in Dvin were taken
07Seb1    27:0|rebuilding of the church of St. Gregory at Dvin. The Catholicosate
07Seb1    27:5|to rebuild the church of St. Gregory which was in the
07Seb1    33:10|construction of the church of St Gregory was completed
07Seb1    37:1|Kumitas demolished the chapel of St. Hṙip’simē in the city of
07Seb1    37:1|too low and dark which St. Sahak had built, the patriarch
07Seb1    37:1|Catholicos of Armenia, son of St. Nersēs
07Seb1    37:2|dismembered it limb from limb, St Gregory had sealed it with
07Seb1    40:4|custodian of (the church of) St Gregory. He was a humble
07Seb1    45:8|say - king Trdat had met St Gregory. There he built a
07Seb1    45:8|hosts in the vision of St. Gregory
07Seb1    45:13|change the true teaching of St. Gregory to conform with the
07Seb1    46:39|made man.’ So too St. Gregory learned from his predecessors
07Seb1    46:41|holy apostles through our patriarch St Gregory, who instructed king Trdat
07Seb1    46:41|almost [30] years before Constantine. Likewise, St. Łewond, the great archbishop of
07Seb1    46:41|great archbishop of Caesarea, where St Grigorios was raised and educated
07Seb1    46:42|whole world. Present there was St. Ṙstakēs, son of St Gregory
07Seb1    46:42|was St. Ṙstakēs, son of St Gregory, who received the precepts
07Seb1    46:44|saw each other, he presented St. Gregory to Constantine; and he
07Seb1    46:44|himself at the feet of St. Gregory in order to be
07Seb1    46:48|which Ṙstakēs stakes, son of St Gregory, promptly assented. And in
07Seb1    46:73|We received (this faith) from St. Gregory and the God-loving
07Seb1    49:3|proclaimed in the church of St. Gregory on a Sunday. The
07Seb1    49:4|perverted the true faith of St. Gregory which all the Catholicoi
07Seb1    49:4|in the holy church from St. Gregory down to today. He
07Seb1    49:11|’In the same way as St Gregory.’ The king note
07Seb1    49:11|He note: ’As with St. Gregory.’ The king note
08Ghev1    4:11|builder of (the church of) St. Gregory, together with the princes
08Ghev1    20:1|institutions of (the cathedral of) St. Sophia, which had been built
08Ghev1    20:7|days at (the cathedral of) St. Sophia
09Draskh1    8:5|period of time had elapsed, St. Grigor was born at the
09Draskh1    18:7|him Yovhan, the sacristan of St. Grigor, who was the most
09Draskh1    20:5|the see of his forefather ([i.e.], (St. Gregory the Illuminator). Thus appearing
09Draskh1    55:13|the source of our enlightenment ([i.e.], St. Grigor the Illuminator) had waited
11Asogh1    3:5|governed by the charter of St. Basil: in this divine abode
11Asogh1    3:6|rector of the monastery of St. Atom, became famous for his
11Asogh1    3:13|Smbat built the church of St Saviour (Amenaprkich) in the village
11Asogh1    7:5|of the Orthodox faith of St. Grigor until he himself comes
11Asogh1    7:21|Xladzor monastery, which is called St Grigor among the clergy, was
11Asogh1    7:35|clothes; Peter, faithful interpreter of St. Scriptures, and Ananias, a great
11Asogh1    8:0|his time. The construction of St. places
11Asogh1    8:7|of the aforementioned charter of St. Basil. These are Haghpat and
11Asogh1    9:5|and now (the monastery) of St. Yovhan, which is in the
11Asogh1    31:8|according to the example of St. Basil, glorified by the Theologian
11Asogh1    39:2|of the Holy Cross and St. Gamaliel - all this was converted
11Asogh1    43:5|a village called Surb-Astuatzatzin (St. Mother of God) by the
11Asogh1    46:0|church in the name of St. Grigor
11Asogh1    46:1|church in the name of St. time lay collapsed in ruins
12Last1    14:4|substitute for our great Illuminator (St. Gregory) was in no way
12Last1    21:28|belfry located in front of St. Karapet (which had been built
12Last1    21:28|and the wooden church called St. Gregory. This occurred in the
12Last1    22:8|also bitter water, even though St. James said that this was
12Last1    22:8|fountain which our great leader (St. Gregory) caused to flow for
12Last1    22:9|of faithuntil recently. Truly, (St. Gregory) our Illuminator himself saw