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subtract   1
subtraction   1
subversive   1
subvert   3
succeed   128
success   41
successful   27
successfulness   1
succession   28
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subvert   1
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succeeded   103
succeeding   5
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success   36
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02Agat3    24:12|Likewise, all the fathers who succeeded them, guided by the apostolic
03Buz3    12:2|the venerable, blessed lad Yusik succeeded to the position of the
03Buz3    17:0|son of bishop Aghbianos, who succeeded on the patriarchal throne, and
03Buz5    1:0|he did and how he succeeded
04Yegh1    1:10|saw that his wickedness had succeeded, he began to increase his
04Yegh3    5:114|Having succeeded by the power of God
05Parp2    12:0|king Shapuh died [A.D. 388] and was succeeded by his son Vrham [Vahram IV, A.D. 388-399] who
05Parp2    19:2|venerable Mashtoc’, the blessed Yovsep’ succeeded on the throne of the
05Parp3    41:3|He was succeeded by Marcian [450-457], who, when informed
05Parp4    62:0|from the azg of Manazkertec’ik’) succeeded to the kat’oghikosate of the
05Parp4    62:0|Armenia. He in turn was succeeded by lord Movses who was
05Parp4    62:1|in the district of Tayk’) succeeded to the kat’oghikosate of the
06Khor1    3:6|of the various wars that succeeded each other without a pause
06Khor1    8:5|to his time: had he succeeded to the throne of valiant
06Khor2    1:2|at a time in turn succeeded to the throne
06Khor2    1:8|To him succeeded Antiochus, called Theos, who reigned
06Khor2    2:8|He was succeeded by his own son Arshak
06Khor2    5:4|He came close and succeeded in hurling his javelin; for
06Khor2    45:1|his own land the enterprise succeeded
06Khor2    64:2|Tiran was succeeded by his brother, the last
06Khor2    65:12|Khosrov his son succeeded to the throne in the
06Khor2    67:2|of Saint Trdat the Great, succeeded to the throne
06Khor2    68:7|after Arshak the Great, Arshakan succeeded to his throne in the
06Khor2    79:10|killed in Thrace, and Diocletian succeeded to the throne
06Khor2    91:13|His elder brother Vrt’anēs succeeded him from the fifty-fourth
06Khor3    11:6|To the patriarchal throne succeeded Yusik his son in the
06Khor3    29:3|and died; his brother Valens succeeded to the throne. After returning
06Khor3    55:18|titling match, Shavasp Artsruni twice succeeded in knocking the ball from
06Khor3    67:19|from the village of Khoḷots’im, succeeded as a locum-tenens to
06Khor3    68:12|and the son of Nabat succeeded him [cf. 3 Kings 12:16-21]. Not a lion [cf. 3 Kings 13:24] but
07Seb1    33:10|from the village of Ałts’its’awan, succeeded to the patriarchal throne; and
07Seb1    42:34|who in that same year succeeded to the throne of the
08Ghev1    1:0|Heraclius [610-641] of Byzantium, Muhammad was succeeded by Abu Bakr [632-634], ’Umar [634-644], and
08Ghev1    4:15|Mu’awiya’s son, Yazid [I, 680-683] succeeded him, living for two years
08Ghev1    5:1|Grigor, Ashot patrik (the patrician) succeeded him in the authority of
08Ghev1    6:1|was called Apsimar and who succeeded Emperor Justinian, again sent a
08Ghev1    10:0|son, Walid (Vlit’, al-Walid) [I, 705-715] succeeded him as caliph of the
08Ghev1    12:0|Sulaiman [715-717] succeeded al-Walid as caliph, ruling
08Ghev1    13:0|After Sulaiman, ’Umar [II] succeeded as caliph [717-720], ruling for two
08Ghev1    14:3|but that you have not succeeded in being able to study
08Ghev1    14:194|full of artifice whereby he succeeded in seducing the woman Zeda
08Ghev1    14:211|two elements, (the enemy) finally succeeded, by occult means rather than
08Ghev1    17:0|Yazid [II] was succeeded by Sham, also known as
08Ghev1    23:0|Hisham was succeeded by al-Walid (Vlit’) (al
08Ghev1    37:0|Mansur’s) son, Muhammad al-Mahdi [775-785] succeeded him
08Ghev1    39:0|died and his son Constantine [VI] succeeded him, an extremely young boy
09Draskh1    3:28|the promised land. Sur was succeeded by Honak, Vashtak, Haykak, Ambak
09Draskh1    4:9|After Hrach’e P’arnawaz succeeded to the leadership of our
09Draskh1    5:1|and about his descendants who succeeded him on the throne and
09Draskh1    5:4|death Antiochus, surnamed Soter (Sovter), succeeded him
09Draskh1    5:19|He was succeeded by his son Arshak who
09Draskh1    5:23|for thirteen years. He was succeeded by his son Artashes
09Draskh1    7:1|years of reign, Arjam was succeeded by his son Abgar
09Draskh1    10:5|Aristakes was succeeded to the throne by his
09Draskh1    11:7|distinguished himself in every discipline, succeeded him
09Draskh1    13:11|the virtues of his predecessors, succeeded him
09Draskh1    14:24|of Vram, his son Yazkert succeeded him. Then the blessed Sahak
09Draskh1    16:2|He was succeeded by Yovhan Mandakuni who was
09Draskh1    16:5|Vagharsh succeeded him as king of Persia
09Draskh1    16:12|had elapsed, the impious Justin succeeded Anastasius. Becoming full of wickedness
09Draskh1    17:24|from this world. He was succeeded by Komitas who was from
09Draskh1    19:27|be reconciled with him, and succeeded in having him appointed as
09Draskh1    20:7|village of Akori in Maseac’otn, succeeded to the patriachal throne
09Draskh1    20:18|from the village of Ot’mus, succeeded him on the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    20:21|He was succeeded by Sahak who was on
09Draskh1    21:15|village of Archesh in Agheovit, succeeded him on the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    22:10|He was succeeded by the great philosopher Yovhannes
09Draskh1    23:4|He was succeeded by Trdat, who was from
09Draskh1    23:7|Trdat, who was from Dasnawork’, succeeded him on the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    23:8|He was succeeded by Sion who was from
09Draskh1    23:27|the court of the Curopalate, succeeded him and presided for only
09Draskh1    24:31|He was succeeded on the Holy Throne by
09Draskh1    25:12|his son Grigor, surnamed Sup’an, succeeded to the realm of his
09Draskh1    25:14|Dawit’ was succeeded by Yovhannes, who was from
09Draskh1    25:29|son Vasak flatteringly surnamed Gabur, succeeded to the realm of his
09Draskh1    26:25|After Smbat, his son Ashot succeeded to his father’s extensive realm
09Draskh1    28:3|his son Grigor, surnamed Derenik, succeeded to the principality in his
09Draskh1    28:9|His son Grigor, surnamed Sup’an, succeeded to his father’s realm
09Draskh1    29:20|the grandson of king Ashot, succeeded to his great domain
09Draskh1    29:23|Then, his brother Ashot succeeded to his realm. He was
09Draskh1    34:32|His son Atom the great succeeded to his domain
09Draskh1    38:18|His brother Gagik succeeded to his large domain, and
09Draskh1    39:1|Smbat learned that Yusuf had succeeded to his brother Afshin’s domain
09Draskh1    48:7|of all men, and was succeeded by his brother Alexander, whose
10Tovma1    1:15|Eighty-eight years later Senek’erim succeeded to the throne of his
10Tovma1    10:8|Khosrov, son of Trdat, succeeded his father as king at
10Tovma1    11:10|his sons Honorius and Arcadius succeeded to the throne
10Tovma1    11:25|He was succeeded by his son, Theodosius the
10Tovma2    3:1|still very young in age, succeeded to the throne
10Tovma2    4:0|to an end and was succeeded by the even more evil
10Tovma3    5:20|general realised that he had succeeded in everything as he had
10Tovma3    8:16|against the saints had not succeeded—as it is written: “The
10Tovma3    15:8|many turmoils and battles he succeeded in bringing the principality of
10Tovma3    19:4|for eighteen years. He was succeeded by Lord Gēorg
10Tovma3    22:25|to endure what Apumruan had succeeded in doing. They came to
10Tovma3    26:13|He was succeeded on the throne of Saint
10Tovma4    4:1|After this Gagik, Ashot’s brother, succeeded to the throne of the
10Tovma4    4:10|In all this he succeeded by the grace of God
10Tovma4    8:4|time, the great king astonishingly succeeded in forming a stone embankment
10Tovma4    13:60|with spiritual and wordly riches, succeeded to the throne of the
12Last1    1:27|died and his son, Georgi, succeeded him [1014-1027]. The emperor Basil sent
12Last1    6:1|his brother, the aforementioned Constantine, succeeded him. Like (Basil), he too
12Last1    10:39|Byzantines) by the emperor’s order succeeded in convincing Gagik, using an