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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
triumph   33
triumphant   12
triune   1
trivial   6
troop   1141
tropical   1
trouble   93
troublesome   3
trousers   1
Wordform

troops
1135 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
trod   2
trodden   3
trojan   2
troop   6
troops   1135
tropical   1
trouble   38
troubled   32
troubles   22


02Agat1    1:2|had come and united the troops of the Persians who had
02Agat1    1:7|He assembled troops from the Aghuans and Iberians
02Agat1    1:7|the Choray pass, bringing in troops of the Huns to raid
02Agat1    1:11|and the bravery of the troops
02Agat1    1:16|took the multitude of his troops, as well as those who
02Agat1    1:18|pursued and destroyed all the troops of the Persians, covering the
02Agat1    1:24|As for the troops who were with him, he
02Agat1    2:1|an extremely large number of troops, the same he had summoned
02Agat1    2:2|He did this especially since troops of the Tachiks Arabs had
02Agat1    2:20|the king decided to muster troops, with the aim of invading
02Agat1    2:25|the naxarars of the Armenian troops learned about this, they split
02Agat1    3:2|King Ardashir assembled troops and advanced, raiding throughout the
02Agat1    3:4|putting to flight the Greek troops, chasing them to the borders
02Agat1    4:1|prince of the Goths mustered troops and, with numerous brigades of
02Agat1    4:2|in such numbers, waste our troops, and bring danger and crisis
02Agat1    4:3|against me from the Byzantine troops. We will go to a
02Agat1    4:7|sent to the princes and troops of his realm wherever they
02Agat1    4:8|The princes, troops, and naxarars quickly arrived by
02Agat1    4:10|While the brigades of troops were arriving, they happened to
02Agat1    4:13|and threw back among the troops piles of hay, until there
02Agat1    4:14|lowered them down among the troops on the other side of
02Agat1    4:16|were opened and all the troops entered. Licinius went before the
02Agat1    4:16|in-chiefs [sparapetkn], commanders of the troops, and princes
02Agat1    4:24|took a brigade of many troops and, to the sound of
02Agat1    4:27|The Byzantine emperor assembled many troops and gave them to him
02Agat1    4:29|areas, he found many Persian troops there, since they had conquered
02Agat1    11:13|put to the sword Persian troops and took an incredible quantity
02Agat1    11:13|extremely large numbers of the troops of the Huns, and seized
02Agat1    12:16|to the lands, districts, naxarars, troops, shinakans, to all, greetings. Be
02Agat1    20:1|hunting. He had all his troops gather the hounds, he distributed
02Agat3    6:5|lords, [azats] gentry, and all the troops brought sweet-smelling oil and
02Agat3    10:1|king, the [naxarars] lords, and the troops and came to an agreement
02Agat3    10:4|king himself, with all the troops, left the city of Vagharshapat
02Agat3    11:11|who had arrived, the converted troops, saint Gregory, and the king
02Agat3    13:4|before the king all the troops, the grandees and governors [kusakalq], rulers
02Agat3    15:3|him with carriages and horses, troops, banners, each prince with his
02Agat3    15:16|him as well as the troops of nobles. Taking leave with
02Agat3    16:8|And so the multitude of troops all together built a chapel
02Agat3    17:1|the chapel, Gregory ordered the troops and the princes who were
02Agat3    18:2|He took his troops, his queen [tikin], Ashxen, and his
02Agat3    18:4|all the grandees and the troops and the mass of common
02Agat3    18:7|The king with all the troops went before him, to the
02Agat3    25:14|in-chief of all the troops of Greater Armenia. The second
02Agat3    28:5|other grandees, seventy thousand select troops. The delegation proceeded from the
03Buz3    3:14|service, a large number of troops on the outside wanted to
03Buz3    4:8|a great general with his troops, to kill and destroy those
03Buz3    6:5|of a multitude of Honk’ troops. In their presence he began
03Buz3    6:9|such a huge multitude of troops as we live?” Although Grigoris
03Buz3    6:12|to the words of his troops and changed his mind. Taking
03Buz3    7:0|How Sanesan perished with his troops
03Buz3    7:1|Armenia. He assembled all the troops of Honk’ and P’oxs, T’awaspars
03Buz3    7:1|a countless army of nomadic troops many of which he himself
03Buz3    7:3|cavalry brigades or the infantry troops armed with spears, and indeed
03Buz3    7:13|an inestimable, countless number of troops, in the city of Vagharsapat
03Buz3    7:16|They struck and killed the troops of Alans, Mazkutk, Honk’ and
03Buz3    7:16|was no counting the dead troops
03Buz3    7:20|They ordered that irregular troops be called up from the
03Buz3    8:5|district saying that the Iranian troops were preparing to come to
03Buz3    8:10|than usual number of irregular troops from the land and with
03Buz3    8:10|and with the muster of troops of the Matenik brigade, to
03Buz3    8:11|Databe went before the Iranian troops with the multitude of Armenian
03Buz3    8:11|with the multitude of Armenian troops
03Buz3    8:12|the princes of the Iranian troops and wanted to betray his
03Buz3    8:12|enemy to ambush his own troops, to have his own men
03Buz3    8:13|in an unexpected fashion [40,000] Armenian troops were destroyed, while the other
03Buz3    8:13|destroyed, while the other surviving troops fled. The criminal Databe took
03Buz3    8:13|criminal Databe took the Iranian troops and wanted to fall on
03Buz3    8:14|But the fleeing troops quickly reached the army of
03Buz3    8:16|Then Xosrov hurried to assemble troops, some [30,000] and came before them
03Buz3    8:18|the incalculable multitude of Iranian troops which were as numerous as
03Buz3    8:18|come with countless elephants and troops
03Buz3    8:21|his land, brigade, and the troops of his lord
03Buz3    8:24|should go with the royal troops
03Buz3    8:27|Xosrov assembled the troops of all the tuns of
03Buz3    8:27|nobility together with the royal troops and entrusted the entire corps
03Buz3    9:0|was killed by the Armenian troops, and how Vaghinak Siwni became
03Buz3    9:3|The king of Iran sent troops to support him and Aghjnik
03Buz3    9:4|his honest servants with many troops against the enemy: the prince
03Buz3    9:5|went and conquered the Iranian troops, putting them all to the
03Buz3    11:2|the azataxumb army of naxararakoyt troops
03Buz3    11:3|did battle with the Iranian troops and there was unbelievable destruction
03Buz3    11:5|Xosrov himself and all the troops who were taken with heart
03Buz3    14:22|had baptized a multitude of troops
03Buz3    14:55|princes, pets, and all the troops
03Buz3    18:9|generals of the entire Armenian troops. They jumped up, seized the
03Buz3    20:12|on the emperor and his troops
03Buz3    20:27|the nobility and the royal troops each were remaining in the
03Buz3    20:28|of tent-guards, the rhamikspas troops, the queen and the lad
03Buz3    21:0|came to Armenia with many troops but was defeated and escaped
03Buz3    21:7|He took all of his troops with the main baggage, all
03Buz3    21:9|this, he too assembled his troops and came to the country
03Buz3    21:12|noted the number of their troops
03Buz4    2:3|after the needs of the troops
03Buz4    2:4|all the azgs of the troops of the grandee nahapets were
03Buz4    2:5|placated the grandees, dividing the troops of each one on all
03Buz4    2:8|entire principality, over all the troops of the generalship, over the
03Buz4    3:19|The troops were all clamoring: “Let your
03Buz4    3:20|the following to wound the troops: “You are impious and obscene
03Buz4    3:22|The multitude of troops raised a cry saying: “It
03Buz4    9:6|under oath from all cities, troops and generals so that none
03Buz4    11:13|assembled in one place some [260000] troops, and looted the Cappadocian areas
03Buz4    18:13|come in peace. So Vasak’s troops came and descended to the
03Buz4    18:14|Vasak’s troops were all secretly armed, wearing
03Buz4    20:7|assemble a brigade and prepare troops
03Buz4    20:8|orders. He assembled [400000] well armed troops of select warriors full of
03Buz4    20:12|they saw that the Byzantine troops had already arrived and encamped
03Buz4    20:13|while the Iranian troops had not yet come
03Buz4    20:14|The troops of the king of Armenia
03Buz4    20:15|Now the Armenian troops grew restless with waiting and
03Buz4    20:15|for or heed the Iranian troops, but rather wanted to attack
03Buz4    20:16|Every man of the Armenian troops, self-willed and unbridled, moved
03Buz4    20:17|Then all the Armenian troops moved forward and beseeched their
03Buz4    20:19|and prepared all the Armenian troops
03Buz4    20:22|and booty of the Byzantine troops, and there was no estimating
03Buz4    20:23|Armenia remained there with his troops until Shapuh, king of Iran
03Buz4    20:23|arrived with countless, immeasurable Iranian troops
03Buz4    20:24|the deed of the Armenian troops, how they fought, won and
03Buz4    20:25|Iran then began asking his troops regarding what good gifts or
03Buz4    20:35|Arshak and all of his troops were annoyed at the prospects
03Buz4    21:9|Iran, king Shapuh organized his troops and went against king Arshak
03Buz4    21:11|to organize all of his troops and go against the Iranian
03Buz4    21:12|reviewed all of the Armenian troops. There were [60000] cavalrymen, well-armed
03Buz4    21:14|putting all the troops to the sword. Only Shapuh
03Buz4    22:2|He then divided the troops into three parts. He designated
03Buz4    22:3|The king commanded the troops to go enter and invade
03Buz4    22:4|They in turn assembled many troops from the land, a countless
03Buz4    22:5|they greatly hurried, the Iranian troops had already invaded the country
03Buz4    22:6|So king Arshak divided his troops into three parts. He entrusted
03Buz4    22:7|meet up with the Iranian troops
03Buz4    22:9|defeating the Iranian troops who turned to flight and
03Buz4    22:10|and killed all the fugitive troops, and the Armenians got much
03Buz4    22:11|same month, Bagos and the troops under him located the second
03Buz4    22:12|However, the Iranian troops were quickly informed of Bagos’
03Buz4    22:12|wage war against the Armenian troops
03Buz4    22:13|killed all of the Iranian troops there, including Andikan
03Buz4    22:16|the military commander of the troops died; but as for the
03Buz4    22:17|day - king Arshak and the troops under him found king Shapuh
03Buz4    22:20|The Armenian troops then raided the Iranian areas
03Buz4    23:5|They prepared even more Iranian troops than before to raid Armenia
03Buz4    23:7|seeing about provisions, the Iranian troops were demolishing and digging up
03Buz4    23:8|Armenia, Vasak, called up the troops. He then had [10000] select, brave
03Buz4    23:8|hurrying to meet the Iranian troops
03Buz4    23:9|generals of the Iranian king’s troops learned that the general of
03Buz4    23:9|of Armenia, Vasak, had massed troops and was coming against them
03Buz4    23:11|Now the troops of the king of Iran
03Buz4    23:12|in captivity, Vasak and the troops returned in peace to king
03Buz4    24:2|The Iranian king, Shapuh, massed troops and dispatched spies to observe
03Buz4    24:3|king of Armenia, with his troops were located near the Atrpatakan
03Buz4    24:3|for he expected the Iranian troops to come from there - the
03Buz4    24:4|king of Iran, with countless troops entered these districts and spread
03Buz4    24:14|to come up behind the troops of the king of Armenia
03Buz4    24:16|heard this they reviewed their troops
03Buz4    24:19|The sparapet Vasak with [60000] troops advanced, turning about, leaving king
03Buz4    24:20|Ayrayrat. He found the Iranian troops which had encamped en masse
03Buz4    24:22|put all of the Iranian troops to the sword. Only the
03Buz4    25:1|Arshak of Armenia then mustered troops, surrounding himself with a host
03Buz4    25:3|coming with all of his troops to go against the country
03Buz4    25:4|against the Iranian banak with [200000] troops and fell upon them
03Buz4    25:5|caravan. They killed all the troops of the Iranian multitude, taking
03Buz4    26:0|came to do battle with [400000] troops, but was conquered by the
03Buz4    26:1|king Arshak of Armenia, with [400000] troops
03Buz4    26:3|Armenians went against the Iranian troops, killing all of them and
03Buz4    27:0|the sparapet Vasak with [120000] Armenian troops went in advance of him
03Buz4    27:0|him and destroyed the Iranian troops and their commander
03Buz4    27:1|men, his select warriors, and [400000] troops to come, take, burn and
03Buz4    27:2|Armenia, came before him with [120000] troops. They struck and killed Andikan
03Buz4    27:2|and killed Andikan and his troops, taking their ornaments, and not
03Buz4    28:0|sent by king Shapuh with [800000] troops to attack the country of
03Buz4    28:0|and destroyed him and his troops in the boundaries of Aghjnik
03Buz4    28:1|Hazarawuxt came with the Iranian troops to burn, pillage, and overturn
03Buz4    28:3|came up before him with [11000] troops, struck at, killed, and chased
03Buz4    29:1|and slew Dmayund and his troops
03Buz4    29:2|the Kawosakan tohm came with [900000] troops, sent by king Shapuh of
03Buz4    29:3|But the troops of the country of Armenia
03Buz4    29:4|The Iranian troops were defeated before them and
03Buz4    29:5|He killed Vsemakan among the troops
03Buz4    30:0|the king of Iran with [400000] troops and battled with the king
03Buz4    30:0|of sparapet Vasak and his troops
03Buz4    30:1|son of Vahrich with [400000] Iranian troops sent by king Shapuh to
03Buz4    30:1|destroy the country of the troops of the Armenian kingdoms. They
03Buz4    30:2|But then general Vasak, with [40,000] troops rose against him. He struck
03Buz4    30:2|He struck and killed his troops, killed Vahrich, destroying the Iranian
03Buz4    30:2|killed Vahrich, destroying the Iranian troops and leaving none of them
03Buz4    31:0|He came to Armenia with [100000] troops, but departed the country of
03Buz4    31:1|whom he had boasted, with [900000] troops
03Buz4    31:6|around, exterminating all the Iranian troops
03Buz4    32:0|Shapuh of Iran with many troops against king Arshak of Armenia
03Buz4    32:0|and killed him and his troops
03Buz4    32:1|the king of Iran, mustered troops assembling countless, numberless troops, resembling
03Buz4    32:1|mustered troops assembling countless, numberless troops, resembling the sand by the
03Buz4    32:1|with spears in hand, many troops, [400000] of them
03Buz4    32:4|Vasak arose before them with [70000] troops. He struck and killed all
03Buz4    32:4|and killed all the Iranian troops, including his own relative Dehkan
03Buz4    33:1|the king of Iran, mustered troops, arranging and preparing many troops
03Buz4    33:1|troops, arranging and preparing many troops of select martial men, and
03Buz4    33:2|came up before them with [30000] troops, struck and killed Suren who
03Buz4    33:2|from him, and destroyed his troops. However, once again Meruzhan escaped
03Buz4    34:0|to fight with his innumerable troops; and how he failed like
03Buz4    34:1|an immeasurable host and countless troops, having Meruzhan as a guide
03Buz4    34:2|killed Apakan Vsemakan with the troops, not sparing a single one
03Buz4    35:0|who was sent with many troops to make war against Armenia
03Buz4    35:3|and destroyed half of the troops, driving the other half before
03Buz4    36:1|king Shapuh of Iran with [600000] troops to war against king Arshak
03Buz4    36:2|of Armenia, assembled all the troops of the naxarars. At night
03Buz4    36:3|destroyed and killed the Iranian troops. They arrested the Iranian Suren
03Buz4    37:1|to fight the Armenians with [900000] troops
03Buz4    37:3|prepared all the brigades of troops and went against then in
03Buz4    38:0|with the Armenian king with [400000] troops, sent by the king of
03Buz4    38:2|he too organized his own troops and entrusted them to his
03Buz4    38:3|in front of the Iranian troops. He struck and destroyed generally
03Buz4    39:0|Concerning Boyakan and his [400000] troops who were defeated and destroyed
03Buz4    39:1|naxarar Boyekan reached Atrpatakan with [400000] troops. They wanted to raid the
03Buz4    39:2|and struck all the Iranian troops, including Boyekan, in Tawrezh
03Buz4    40:0|Vachakan came to Armenia with [80000] troops wanting to loot the country
03Buz4    40:1|the country of Armenia with [800000] troops
03Buz4    40:2|Vasak, assembled all the Armenian troops, left king Arshak in the
03Buz4    40:2|and went with the Armenian troops to fall on Vachakan’s banak
03Buz4    41:2|Armenia, Vasak, put the Armenian troops before him. With great ferocity
03Buz4    41:3|Hayastan brigade vanquished the Iranian troops, sparing not a single one
03Buz4    42:0|Concerning Maruchan and his [600000] troops; how they came against king
03Buz4    42:2|with [600000] thousand troops which filled up the country
03Buz4    42:3|fight, taking along all the troops of Armenia. He struck and
03Buz4    42:3|struck and killed the Iranian troops, including Maruchan
03Buz4    43:1|commander of the Iranian king’s troops, reached the borders of Atrpatakan
03Buz4    43:1|the borders of Atrpatakan with [900000] troops
03Buz4    45:1|Shapuh of Iran assembled his troops, some [400000] appointing Sakstan anderjapet as
03Buz4    45:4|and killed all the Iranian troops
03Buz4    46:1|the land of Armenia with [500000] troops and wanted to enter the
03Buz4    46:2|arranged and prepared brigade of troops of the king of Armenia
03Buz4    46:2|forth and struck the Iranian troops
03Buz4    46:3|struck and destroyed the Iranian troops and killed Shapstan, the chief
03Buz4    47:1|Mogats (Mages) anderjapet arrived with [180000] troops to war against king Arshak
03Buz4    47:2|All the troops of the country assembled in
03Buz4    47:4|with each other. The Iranian troops were defeated and went fleeing
03Buz4    47:4|Vasak and all the Armenian troops
03Buz4    47:5|Mogats anderjapet, and exterminated the troops. However, only Meruzhan, mounted on
03Buz4    48:0|to do battle with the troops of the Armenian kingdom, and
03Buz4    48:1|the Iranian king’s steward [hambarakapet] with [900000] troops to the district of Korchek
03Buz4    49:0|and how he and his troops were killed in Maxazan by
03Buz4    49:1|Iranians named Mrhikan came with [400000] troops to war against king Arshak
03Buz4    49:2|But the Armenian troops, together with their general Vasak
03Buz4    49:2|lions. They killed the Iranian troops, including Mrhikan
03Buz4    50:14|He exalted him among his troops and promised to give him
03Buz4    52:2|make war, all of the troops of the land of Armenia
03Buz4    53:8|liberty among the azatagund pustipan troops
03Buz4    55:1|the land of Armenia with [5,000,000] troops and to dig up and
03Buz4    55:3|wife, Paranjem, saw that the troops of the king of Iran
03Buz4    55:3|get away from the Iranian troops
03Buz4    55:4|But later all the Iranian troops arrived and they invested the
03Buz4    55:23|gates and let the Iranian troops enter
03Buz4    55:25|The Iranian troops entered the fortress and captured
03Buz4    55:30|the captives, keeping them among troops bearing spears. The Iranian military
03Buz4    55:42|the assembling place for their troops
03Buz4    55:47|he ordered all of his troops, his grandees, and the lesser
03Buz4    57:1|of Armenia with all the troops under his authority. He had
03Buz4    57:5|ruined previously by the Iranian troops. They brought before the Iranian
03Buz4    57:13|princes for them, with many troops. Authority over the remainders was
03Buz5    1:3|certain count Ade along with [600000] troops to take king Pap [A.D. 367-374] to
03Buz5    1:12|the brigades of the Armenian troops, and held a review of
03Buz5    1:12|a review of all the troops of the brigade. He had
03Buz5    1:13|military review of the Armenian troops, organized, prepared and armed for
03Buz5    1:16|king Pap and the Byzantine troops of the imperial brigade
03Buz5    1:17|He put everyone of the troops to the sword, sparing no
03Buz5    1:21|The Byzantine troops which were at Erand and
03Buz5    2:2|the entire organization of his troops, came to the Atrpayakan country
03Buz5    2:3|fell upon the banak with [40000] troops, and put his sword to
03Buz5    2:4|though Mushegh and the Armenian troops put the entire caravan of
03Buz5    2:11|and making merry with his troops, he note: “May the white
03Buz5    2:13|Mushegh and all the Armenian troops filled up with an unlimited
03Buz5    2:13|a share for those Armenian troops who had remained with king
03Buz5    2:13|a share for all the troops, from that enormous amount of
03Buz5    2:14|Now when the Armenian troops returned to their own land
03Buz5    3:5|General Mushegh ordered the troops to seize, and totally strip
03Buz5    4:1|of all his forces and troops. With all his troops he
03Buz5    4:1|and troops. With all his troops he went to the land
03Buz5    4:2|the entire multitude of the troops to war against king Pap
03Buz5    4:3|When the Iranian troops came, they raided the interior
03Buz5    4:4|The Byzantine troops which were at Erhand and
03Buz5    4:5|Mushegh, assembled all the Armenian troops and organized them in readiness
03Buz5    4:6|Armenia and against the Byzantine troops, the king of Aghuania, Urhnayr
03Buz5    4:11|While the Iranian troops were coming against the Armenians
03Buz5    4:11|you have arrested the Byzantine troops, allow many of them to
03Buz5    4:16|All the Byzantine and Armenian troops were descending to the place
03Buz5    4:21|he will join the Iranian troops
03Buz5    4:30|the right of the Byzantine troops, and he moved the right
03Buz5    4:32|force went against the Iranian troops like a fire. The Musheghean
03Buz5    4:33|he had joined the Iranian troops and is doing very great
03Buz5    4:56|But the Byzantine and Armenian troops pursued them and when they
03Buz5    4:57|were pursued by the Armenian troops as far as Ganjak in
03Buz5    4:58|of Armenia, struck the Iranian troops with incredible blows. Then he
03Buz5    4:58|generally killed all of the troops
03Buz5    4:61|When all the Armenian troops returned, there was no limit
03Buz5    4:62|and grandees and all the troops brought heads. There was great
03Buz5    4:62|Armenia and among the Byzantine troops
03Buz5    5:2|Shapuh, with all of his troops is coming to fall upon
03Buz5    5:3|of the Byzantines organized the troops which were with him, and
03Buz5    5:4|Mushegh assembled all the Armenian troops. There were [90000] well-armed, select
03Buz5    5:6|land to pray for the troops fighting in the war
03Buz5    5:7|Iran came with all his troops to the place of battle
03Buz5    5:7|battle, and found the Byzantine troops and the Armenian brigade organized
03Buz5    5:8|The armies clashed. The Iranian troops were defeated
03Buz5    5:13|The multitude of the troops of the legions, that is
03Buz5    5:13|the side of the Armenian troops. They themselves were surrounded with
03Buz5    5:14|When the Iranian troops were able to disperse the
03Buz5    5:14|able to disperse the Byzantine troops or the brigade of Armenian
03Buz5    5:16|Again, when the Iranian troops appeared to be getting the
03Buz5    5:16|hand, the Armenians and Byzantine troops would go to the legions
03Buz5    5:16|the legions of shield-bearing troops, as to a secure fortress
03Buz5    5:17|On that day, the Iranian troops were defeated by the Byzantine
03Buz5    5:17|were defeated by the Byzantine troops and Terent their stratelate, and
03Buz5    5:21|had wiped out the Aryan troops
03Buz5    5:27|brigade, of such united, loyal troops which love their lord
03Buz5    6:1|Terent, general of the Byzantine troops, and Mushegh, general of the
03Buz5    6:1|Mushegh, general of the Armenian troops, left Dghak the mardpet, who
03Buz5    6:3|and Mushegh with all the troops with them went back to
03Buz5    6:6|the mardpet saying: “Assemble the troops entrusted to you and give
03Buz5    6:19|So, the shield-bearing troops took him, with his hands
03Buz5    7:3|assembled all of the Iranian troops, and took them to fight
03Buz5    7:5|the war commenced, the Iranian troops were wickedly scattered by the
03Buz5    7:5|wickedly scattered by the Kushan troops. Many of the Iranians were
03Buz5    23:5|own land and all the troops were totally against doing anything
03Buz5    23:6|of this lest his own troops kill him
03Buz5    32:5|the Byzantine princes and their troops were still in the country
03Buz5    32:6|to the princes of his troops who were in the country
03Buz5    32:8|the generals of the Byzantine troops, knew that king Pap was
03Buz5    32:8|the grandees and the Armenian troops were not there. At that
03Buz5    32:8|Bagrewand district, while the Byzantine troops were nearby. So, the Byzantine
03Buz5    32:12|While he was eating, the troops with the battle-axes stood
03Buz5    32:14|to the shield-bearing Byzantine troops
03Buz5    34:7|stipends as well as the troops of the country of Armenia
03Buz5    34:7|at their enemy, the Iranian troops
03Buz5    35:9|military base inhabited by Byzantine troops
03Buz5    37:6|When the Iranian troops went to the Kushan war
03Buz5    37:7|against each other, the Iranian troops were defeated by the Kushans
03Buz5    37:8|battle, of all the Iranian troops only these two reached the
03Buz5    37:9|of the destruction of his troops. He was furious that of
03Buz5    37:9|furious that of all his troops, only these two had survived
03Buz5    37:26|King Varazdat took the troops of his banak and went
03Buz5    37:53|All the other troops were still coming from the
03Buz5    38:8|along the Iranian Suren with [10000] troops
03Buz5    38:12|and necessary food for the [10000] troops
03Buz5    38:20|a brigade and assembled many troops
03Buz5    38:25|and especially against the Iranian troops. Manuel did this all the
03Buz5    39:0|how he perished with his troops, defeated by Manuel
03Buz5    39:1|king dispatched Gumand Shapuh with [48000] troops to go to Armenia, take
03Buz5    39:2|this, he assembled as many troops as he could lay hands
03Buz5    39:2|brigade. Manuel put the Iranian troops to the sword, killed Gumand
03Buz5    40:1|the country of Armenia with [180000] troops to war with sparapet Manuel
03Buz5    40:3|ornaments and weapons of the troops, and returned in great peace
03Buz5    41:0|the Iranian king with numerous troops, and who perished at Manuel’s
03Buz5    41:1|Iranian king sent Mrhkan with [400000] troops against the country of Armenia
03Buz5    42:1|for seven years the Iranian troops did not dare enter the
03Buz5    43:0|against Manuel with many Iranian troops and was killed by him
03Buz5    43:1|times, he guided the Iranian troops, inflicting very great evils upon
03Buz5    43:2|king of Iran, taking many troops from him, and coming to
03Buz5    43:4|entire multitude of the Iranian troops reached the country of Armenia
03Buz5    43:10|He delightedly boasted to his troops that: “Tomorrow I will seize
03Buz5    43:20|All the troops of the Armenian brigade organized
03Buz5    43:37|off Meruzhan’s head. All the troops fled when they saw that
03Buz5    43:42|the sword more of Meruzhan’s troops than all of them. And
03Buz5    43:42|had taken from the enemy troops
03Buz5    43:50|Now when the Iranian troops which Meruzhan had left in
03Buz6    1:5|Then the troops of the Byzantine emperor came
03Buz6    1:5|Ekegheats district, while the Iranian troops and king Xosrov were in
04Yegh1    1:6|captives, and terrified all the troops of the land
04Yegh2    2:35|in hiding with all his troops
04Yegh3    2:31|the princes and all the troops and sent a messenger by
04Yegh3    2:39|Now the Armenian troops with all their auxiliaries and
04Yegh3    4:93|them, a force of many troops
04Yegh3    4:98|were gathered all the Armenian troops
04Yegh3    6:127|each one’s villages and farms, troops and commanders, they captured and
04Yegh3    6:143|upon you and all your troops, you who with your peaceful
04Yegh3    7:154|support the Armenian forces with troops, arms, or any form of
04Yegh3    7:157|in one spot with the troops from each one’s house. There
04Yegh3    7:170|And many other troops from the royal house he
04Yegh3    8:178|with a small number of troops, he did not remain in
04Yegh3    8:179|After crossing with all his troops, he drew them up to
04Yegh3    8:180|valiant Vardan and all the troops with him saw the host
04Yegh3    8:192|Then the Armenian troops, having won a great victory
04Yegh3    8:196|destroyed the fortifications, slaughtered the troops quartered inside, and made over
04Yegh3    9:211|had arrived and the enemy troops had seized the provisions, he
04Yegh3    9:214|him (Vasak) and all the troops with him into such straits
04Yegh3    9:218|the slaughter of the royal troops, and the other disasters which
04Yegh3    11:272|he gathered under his command troops from every land and sent
04Yegh3    11:273|Paytakaran and spread all his troops around the city in careful
04Yegh4    1:23|Christ, joining them to the troops of demons
04Yegh4    2:47|sure than all the Armenian troops. He swore and affirmed and
04Yegh4    3:52|but sent summons for many troops to the Ghor Pass; he
04Yegh4    3:52|entire forces of Georgia, the troops of the Lpink and Chiḷbk
04Yegh4    3:71|He entrusted all the troops with their commanders to one
04Yegh5    1:7|He commanded all the troops to muster at the city
04Yegh5    1:7|over to them each one’s troops, since he still controlled the
04Yegh5    1:8|the battlefield with each one’s troops and in full preparedness, these
04Yegh5    1:9|The Akeatsik, The Trpatunik, The troops of the Rshtunik. And all
04Yegh5    1:9|royal officials, each with his troops
04Yegh5    1:13|nobles, began to address the troops, saying
04Yegh5    3:51|he pitched camp, installed the troops, and gradually built up the
04Yegh5    3:55|When the Armenian troops heard of this, they chose
04Yegh5    5:116|addition to all the other troops
04Yegh5    6:128|deployed the mass of the troops on the wings to either
04Yegh5    6:132|his battle line, spreading the troops across the whole surface of
04Yegh5    6:142|that some of the Armenian troops had broken away from the
04Yegh5    6:145|trumpets he urged on his troops and surrounded him (Vardan) with
04Yegh5    6:145|surrounded him (Vardan) with the troops of the front line
04Yegh5    7:154|them around whom the remaining troops could rally
04Yegh5    8:176|two sidesnonetheless the Armenian troops were unable to believe the
04Yegh6    1:1|all the Aryan nobility. Taking troops, he reached the fortress in
04Yegh6    2:33|down many of the Persian troops, and threw the survivors back
04Yegh6    2:42|a large detachment of royal troops who were intending to take
04Yegh6    2:44|the strength of the Persian troops, slaughtered many of them, and
04Yegh6    2:47|After this outcome, the king’s troops ceased occupying every place indiscriminately
04Yegh6    3:58|Nisalavurt with all the surviving troops to the lands of the
04Yegh6    3:59|lands and the loss of troops, but even more at the
04Yegh6    5:105|Heran had slaughtered the Persian troops in Albania and had raided
04Yegh7    1:8|made haste to assemble his troops and organize an army to
04Yegh7    1:10|with a small number of troops, he turned them back. In
04Yegh7    8:176|says, and the losses of troops which have occurredall these
04Yegh7    8:194|inflicted terrible damage on your troops. Many of them fell in
04Yegh9    3:54|The surviving troops he brought into submission, unifying
04Yegh9    3:55|through to this side the troops of the Massagetae. Uniting with
04Yegh9    3:61|Although his troops were dispersed and scattered away
05Parp1    3:3|the Goths, he encamped his troops by the banks of the
05Parp3    32:8|of azat and non-azat troops, with Vasak, prince of Siwnik’
05Parp3    32:18|from the cry of the troops of the multitude
05Parp3    32:21|praying, the multitude of rhamik troops headed to the fire-temple
05Parp3    34:0|sepuhs and many of the troops of Armenia (who willingly and
05Parp3    34:1|and other brigades from the troops of the Mardpetakan cavalry, who
05Parp3    35:10|mud, together with all (his) troops, removed the horse. Fearlessly, boldly
05Parp3    35:11|chasing a multitude of Iranian troops before them, as fugitives. Some
05Parp3    35:17|Vardan’s troops remained there that day, and
05Parp3    35:17|guards and many other Iranian troops, which they put to the
05Parp3    36:4|of the Mamikoneans, and the troops with him could not but
05Parp3    37:2|passed, they heard that many troops had come to the districts
05Parp3    37:7|a son, as the Armenian troops hastened after the venerable Vardan
05Parp3    37:8|on the multitude of Iranian troops and to harass them, so
05Parp3    37:9|the Iranian army. (The Armenian troops) returned unharmed in joy to
05Parp3    37:10|and the masses of the troops heard the news, they glorified
05Parp3    37:13|of fear of the Armenian troops. Considering it a proper refuge
05Parp3    38:0|feast of Pentecost, the Armenian troops arrived near the same site
05Parp3    38:0|site and found the Iranian troops unprepared. Had they wanted, they
05Parp3    38:2|and encamped near the Iranian troops. The day drew to a
05Parp3    38:5|priests encouraged the multitude of troops (sometimes with laments from the
05Parp3    38:23|with the holy Spirit (the troops) would be accompanied to God’s
05Parp3    38:24|After the Armenian troops had communed in the body
05Parp3    39:1|of the brigade of Siwnik’ troops, and the banners of other
05Parp3    39:3|Vardan had divided the Armenian troops into three fronts, and they
05Parp3    39:4|and turned the first Iranian troops to flight
05Parp3    39:5|But another multitude of Armenian troops, which had come under obligation
05Parp3    39:6|When the Iranian troops saw how the Armenian brigade
05Parp3    39:6|there. But then the Iranian troops quickly went after the Armenian
05Parp3    41:1|the land of Byzantium, requesting troops from the emperor, as was
05Parp3    41:11|Iranian troops struck at some unarmed and
05Parp3    48:0|Yazkert took all of his troops and went to war against
05Parp3    48:3|and renowned men from his troops, as well as rhamik cavalrymen
05Parp3    48:5|days, they defeated the Iranian troops with severe blows
05Parp3    48:11|such a slaughter of his troops had occurred, (Yazkert) immediately ordered
05Parp3    53:4|like the Jews, ordered Pilate’s troops to guard the cemetary. The
05Parp3    53:14|time that all the royal troops had entered the ostan. “After
05Parp3    58:0|of the nobility and the troops who were with him. They
05Parp4    68:1|Seeing that their troops were still very disorganized and
05Parp4    68:9|naxarars and all the military troops with them, as well as
05Parp4    68:10|Then (the troops) bade farewell to aspet Sahak
05Parp4    68:12|river, and that there were [7,000] troops
05Parp4    68:23|the men of the Armenian troops consulted among themselves and decided
05Parp4    69:5|When the Iranian troops saw so few Armenians, they
05Parp4    69:6|select men of the Iranian troops attacked the Armenian troops; many
05Parp4    69:6|Iranian troops attacked the Armenian troops; many of the ill-horsed
05Parp4    69:8|applied themselves against the Iranian troops and advancing, they caused the
05Parp4    69:12|behind the oath-keeping Armenian troops
05Parp4    69:21|and indeed all the Armenian troops were killed on the side
05Parp4    69:29|Then the troops came from battle and again
05Parp4    70:17|When the multitude of the troops saw this, they turned in
05Parp4    70:18|which caused so few, unorganized troops to scatter such a multitude
05Parp4    71:0|arrived, they heard that many troops were coming from Iran. The
05Parp4    71:2|wishes), and assembling the Armenian troops, he hurried to take them
05Parp4    71:3|went to battle. The Armenian troops left Duin, and passing through
05Parp4    71:5|marzpan, and all the Armenian troops with ardent hearts, beseeched God
05Parp4    71:8|frightened seeing the multitude of troops of the infidels. For, since
05Parp4    71:16|Armenia, saw that the Armenian troops were crying out and weakening
05Parp4    72:0|While (the troops) were returning from the battle
05Parp4    72:0|Yohan and all the Armenian troops) suddenly a second unexpected piece
05Parp4    73:6|of Armenia, with all the troops of Armenia, quickly arose and
05Parp4    73:20|are fighting with the Iranian troops today. For now, we are
05Parp4    74:4|making many of the Iranian troops cross over to the other
05Parp4    74:10|gravely wounded by the Iranian troops. Putting him on his own
05Parp4    74:12|as the useless Iberian (Georgian) troops together with their king Vaxt’ang
05Parp4    75:2|an enormous camp of Aryan troops at the village named Du
05Parp4    77:0|oath-keeping naxarars and other troops of Armenia who were with
05Parp4    77:3|to destroy and disrupt his troops. They told everyone
05Parp4    77:16|asunder the assemblage of Armenian troops at the ostan, and to
05Parp4    77:20|mingle with other hosts, whose troops had that same aspect and
05Parp4    77:23|the men are before you, troops and naxarars of Armenia. I
05Parp4    78:3|general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the troops with him at the time
05Parp4    78:5|such a multitude of Iranian troops which filled the entire plain
05Parp4    78:9|The Iranian troops wickedly stabbed and routed (the
05Parp4    81:1|Indeed, Vahan Mamikonean with his troops ceaselessly took the Iranians in
05Parp4    81:4|taking all the multitude (of troops) with him suddenly went against
05Parp4    81:5|unharmed. Nonetheless, brigades of Iranian troops, not taking note of the
05Parp4    82:7|with him (to accompany his troops); rather, in a rage, he
05Parp4    82:8|general, Vahan Mamikonean, and the troops with him were sleeping peacefully
05Parp4    82:9|He took his troops and the shinakans of Erez
05Parp4    82:10|The mob of troops in the encampment mingled with
05Parp4    83:1|village. Just as the Armenian troops of Vahan Mamikonean wanted to
05Parp4    83:3|all of the multitude of troops against them. Although he saw
05Parp4    83:9|these sentiments, he divided the troops he had and entrusted them
05Parp4    83:10|the attack and the Iranian troops arranged in fronts were ferociously
05Parp4    83:18|powerful warriors of the Iranian troops. Among them was Gdihon, the
05Parp4    83:22|The Iranian troops went after the fugitive Armenians
05Parp4    83:23|All the brigades of Shapuh’s troops did not even dare to
05Parp4    83:24|Vahan Mamikonean, that the Iranian troops thought that if they merely
05Parp4    84:0|extremely disagreeable odor, the Siwnik’ troops threw the entrails of their
05Parp4    84:3|such a huge multitude of troops, and caused such massive damage
05Parp4    85:4|such a countless multitude of troops, and why did the godlike
05Parp4    85:7|still in Hyrcania and massing troops from all sides, he wanted
05Parp4    86:3|fashion this huge multitude of troops was scattered. After killing the
05Parp4    86:5|had spoken, they ordered the troops to go at all possible
05Parp4    91:5|Nixor was, he ordered the troops who were with him to
05Parp4    92:12|such a countless multitude of troops with a paltry number of
05Parp4    92:15|each district, lords of horse, troops, and brigades, to assemble together
05Parp4    94:5|fury of the waters. The troops were in doubt and sought
05Parp4    94:11|general and to all the troops. He received a good reputation
05Parp4    97:2|the entire multitude of the troops, he greeted them with the
06Khor1    11:18|solidly armed and the chosen troops on either side of him
06Khor1    11:18|front and set the other troops behind him, forming them into
06Khor1    14:12|with a thousand of his troops and returned to Armenia
06Khor1    15:9|at the hands of Semiramis’ troops
06Khor1    30:11|The Armenian king gathered troops from the confines of Cappadocia
06Khor2    12:8|fearful turmoil, and the innumerable troops slaughtered each other. However, Artashēs
06Khor2    14:3|and the dispersal of his troops had attacked and invaded our
06Khor2    22:5|Being blamed by his own troops for his excessive sloth and
06Khor2    25:7|having taken into his service troops from Galatia and Pontus, established
06Khor2    28:3|dissensions and discords among the troops and their other kin
06Khor2    44:3|to gather around him the troops of Armenia and Georgia and
06Khor2    44:4|was springtime, therefore all the troops quickly assembled, including Argam, prince
06Khor2    44:6|honors, and to all the troops he gave liberal donatives
06Khor2    46:5|forward the host of his troops and drew up his battle
06Khor2    46:11|army and of the Mesopotamian troops
06Khor2    50:3|gathered the mass of his troops, and there was war between
06Khor2    55:5|do not entrust the Armenian troops to Zareh, the tribute will
06Khor2    60:13|of the princely houses, the troops of soldiers, all armed as
06Khor2    64:4|The latter passed with many troops into the Mediterranean regions after
06Khor2    71:4|alliance of all the Persian troops and nobles - both of his
06Khor2    72:5|acquired such a multitude of troops he marched against Artashir, and
06Khor2    76:8|was killed by his own troops in Chaniuk’ in Pontus, that
06Khor2    85:8|all the north, raised many troops, and bringing them together marched
06Khor2    87:3|all his men and the troops under them, invaded the northern
06Khor3    6:4|And he divided the troops and gave each one his
06Khor3    6:7|city of P’aytakaran with Persian troops, fled with the princes of
06Khor3    13:5|Julian agreed but asked for troops and hostages
06Khor3    15:3|reports he said to his troops: “Let us not heed the
06Khor3    15:4|Having persuaded his troops, he returned and fortified himself
06Khor3    28:8|arrows and lances, so our troops were wounded and dazed
06Khor3    35:5|Gathering many troops under Mehrujan Artsruni and Vahan
06Khor3    37:11|The Greek troops were armed with weapons of
06Khor3    37:15|great cloud. Out front the troops like rays of lightning rushed
06Khor3    55:7|mourning, nobody brought the Armenian troops into unity
06Khor3    67:4|safety from the harassing Persian troops
07Seb1    7:3|armed fellow warriors and their troops, armed themselves for battle
07Seb1    7:5|the revolt of the Persian troops against Ormizd; the death of
07Seb1    8:6|Then, gathering his troops, he went to oppose him
07Seb1    8:12|bottom, and expelled the Persian troops who were stationed in it
07Seb1    8:14|Mihran Mihrewandak attacked them with [20,000] troops and many elephants. There was
07Seb1    8:15|a host of fully armed troops and many elephants. He marched
07Seb1    9:9|Golon Mihran with [20,000] fully armed troops and many elephants. He had
07Seb1    9:19|came) Vndatakan Khorakan. The Persian troops killed him at Gaṙni, and
07Seb1    10:0|small share of booty. Vahram’s troops rebel against Ormizd and make
07Seb1    10:6|treasure he bestowed on his troops according to each one’s merit
07Seb1    10:9|Then all the troops were galvanized. They killed the
07Seb1    10:15|all the nobles, generals, and troops who were present at that
07Seb1    11:7|They agreed to gather the troops of the land of Armenia
07Seb1    11:22|above, and about [8,000] Persian mounted troops
07Seb1    12:6|recall the tumult of such troops, but set his mind on
07Seb1    12:14|the tent with [50] men. His troops remained as they were, armed
07Seb1    12:16|run and bring forward his troops in support, and he himself
07Seb1    12:24|gave the order to his troops who were standing armed around
07Seb1    12:24|tent. But he and his troops came to their senses; they
07Seb1    12:30|Bitterly angry, Khosrov sent troops after them to catch them
07Seb1    14:4|through the crowd and the troops, and ran into the city
07Seb1    15:1|the Armenian princes and their troops: ’They are a perverse and
07Seb1    16:4|in Armenia, to take his troops and march against them in
07Seb1    16:6|Vahewuni fled with their own troops. Passing through the village called
07Seb1    16:8|that country with a few troops and departed: ’Until I give
07Seb1    16:9|summoned Atat Khorkhoṙuni with his troops to the palace. He bestowed
07Seb1    17:7|With their enormous multitude of troops, through rapid campaigns they wished
07Seb1    18:1|to assemble all of his troops from the eastern region, because
07Seb1    18:5|number of Armenian nobles and troops were exterminated and slaughtered on
07Seb1    20:0|from the emperor to collect troops from Armenia and send them
07Seb1    20:3|rewards and gifts to the troops, and in this way he
07Seb1    20:4|The king fully equipped the troops and despatched them to the
07Seb1    21:0|great honours, and settles their troops in the city of Ispahan
07Seb1    21:1|As for the nobles and troops on the Persian side, I
07Seb1    21:2|These are the nobles and troops who went with each one’s
07Seb1    21:5|He commanded their troops to be stationed in the
07Seb1    22:2|Gełam. He gathered all their troops and put them under his
07Seb1    22:3|In that battle the Armenian troops performed no few acts of
07Seb1    22:4|under his own control the troops of that region and having
07Seb1    23:4|on the road. But their troops who were stationed in the
07Seb1    24:2|his control Persian and Armenian troops, and ordered him to go
07Seb1    25:1|and Pariovk. Assembling all the troops of the regions of the
07Seb1    25:3|killed him. Pariovk, meeting his troops as arranged, immediately informed them
07Seb1    25:4|the news reached all the troops. They were discouraged, lost their
07Seb1    26:4|All the troops left that place and went
07Seb1    27:1|Smbat also gathered his own troops and attacked them in battle
07Seb1    28:4|others of the nobles. His troops were about [2,000] cavalry from that
07Seb1    28:10|of the village attacked the troops (of the enemy). The commander
07Seb1    28:11|However, they defeated the Persian troops and put Datoyean to flight
07Seb1    28:12|Shahrapan Bandakan. All the surviving troops exculpated Smbat. But Datoyean was
07Seb1    28:13|also brought in many other troops to his support, and went
07Seb1    29:4|Pass of Chor with many troops, they went to assist the
07Seb1    30:2|to Thrace to (join) his troops. He took his leave from
07Seb1    30:3|learned of his departure, and troops of various cities went out
07Seb1    30:4|the stratelat gathered all his troops, came up, and completely surrounded
07Seb1    30:7|Dvin: Vndatakan Nikhorakan - the Persian troops killed him in Dvin and
07Seb1    31:6|area of Armenia, he assembled troops and appointed a certain great
07Seb1    32:1|He stayed there, resting his troops, until springtime arrived
07Seb1    33:1|gathered yet another host of troops; and sent across the territory
07Seb1    33:3|Taking the host of his troops, Khoṙeam went to the territory
07Seb1    33:3|the multitude of the (Persian) troops and their victory in the
07Seb1    33:12|army, yet all the Persian troops mourned him for his valour
07Seb1    34:2|time that Heraclius gathered the troops who were in the regions
07Seb1    34:5|Then Heraclius gathered his troops, camped around the city, and
07Seb1    34:13|journey - for many of the troops had perished on the way
07Seb1    34:14|gathered the multitude of his troops and set out for Asorestan
07Seb1    34:19|that is Ĕṙazmiozan, gathered his troops, went and camped around Jerusalem
07Seb1    38:3|and provisions to all the troops for seven days. He himself
07Seb1    38:16|camp. He ordered all the troops to be summoned and the
07Seb1    38:20|to Nisibis; he took his troops and captives, returned by the
07Seb1    38:21|the other Tigranakert. Shahēn with [30,000] troops arrived and camped behind Heraclius
07Seb1    38:24|Hrchmunk’. Shahr Varaz scattered his troops over Ałiovit. He himself, having
07Seb1    38:27|way he escaped to his troops whom he had gathered in
07Seb1    38:31|Further troops came to the support of
07Seb1    39:4|and crossed with all his troops
07Seb1    39:12|that he should collect his troops, come back into Persia, and
07Seb1    40:6|to your assistance as many (troops) as you may need. Let
07Seb1    40:6|abandoned Alexandria. Taking all his troops he gathered them in one
07Seb1    41:2|king, the princes, all the troops, and the inhabitants of the
07Seb1    41:10|Arriving there, he gathered his troops and requested an oath from
07Seb1    41:16|and support of all the troops
07Seb1    41:18|of Ṙshtunik’, T’ēodoros, kept the troops of his region in continuous
07Seb1    42:12|land? He began to collect troops, about [70,000], appointed as general over
07Seb1    42:12|he should have gathered other troops to send to their assistance
07Seb1    42:17|king could raise no more troops to oppose them. So, they
07Seb1    42:27|Ayrarat. None of the Armenian troops was able to bring the
07Seb1    42:37|So, the troops rapidly made preparations and carried
07Seb1    44:2|called Arsacid. He ordered his troops to go to the east
07Seb1    44:4|Then he himself assembled his troops and went to the east
07Seb1    44:6|of the Ismaelites. The Persian troops fled from their camp all
07Seb1    44:12|city; and joining many other troops to the [3,000] armed men he
07Seb1    45:2|elite of all the Ismaelite troops, and none survived save a
07Seb1    45:10|wicked guile, making the Greek troops in Armenia his accomplices, since
07Seb1    46:3|for all the princes and troops, and especially all your divinely
07Seb1    47:9|and dear to all the troops; Smbat was the prince of
07Seb1    48:2|K’ushans and slew all his troops. He fled and sought refuge
07Seb1    48:2|and sought refuge among the troops of the T’etalk’, who had
07Seb1    48:4|Greeks. But he commanded his troops to conduct war by sea
07Seb1    48:7|you I shall send you troops in support, as many as
07Seb1    48:9|murmuring of all the Roman troops concerning the lord of Ṙshtunik’
07Seb1    48:9|reassured us, but had their troops dispersed in an invasion into
07Seb1    48:10|and went to Armenia with [100,000] (troops). When he reached Derjan, some
07Seb1    48:12|few days. The princes and troops of the so-called Fourth
07Seb1    48:12|and also all the other troops and princes who had left
07Seb1    48:12|of Ekełeats’, and all the troops of those places, and the
07Seb1    48:15|Ałt’amar: and he commanded the troops of those regions to fortify
07Seb1    48:18|likewise sent some of his troops to Iberia, Ałuank’, and Siwnik’
07Seb1    49:18|Mamikoneank’. He requested for himself troops from the Ismaelites, and [7,000] men
07Seb1    49:21|of Ismael ordered all his troops to assemble in the west
07Seb1    50:2|presence the multitude of your troops to their respective lands. And
07Seb1    50:4|All the troops who were in the east
07Seb1    50:5|while he himself took his troops with him and marched to
07Seb1    50:21|this, he requested for himself troops from the Ismaelites in order
07Seb1    50:21|order to strike the Armenian (troops) and expel them, and to
07Seb1    52:19|occurred, he brought together his troops, went himself as well into
07Seb1    52:20|joined him. The host of troops, about [15,000], believed in Christ and
08Ghev1    1:2|to form brigades and mass troops against Constantine’s realm, against Judaea
08Ghev1    1:6|Gather up your troops, go fight against them and
08Ghev1    1:6|your armor and organize your troops
08Ghev1    1:10|Then the Byzantine troops displayed great ignorance, for they
08Ghev1    1:11|many blows to the Byzantine troops and putting the rest to
08Ghev1    2:0|They assembled a multitude of troops and came against the shah
08Ghev1    2:1|Yazdgird also assembled his troops to battle, but he was
08Ghev1    2:2|The Arabs struck the Iranian troops, destroying them with the sword
08Ghev1    2:4|A large body of troops separated and started raiding the
08Ghev1    2:5|R’shtunik’ clan alerted Procopius thattroops of the marauding Ishmaelites have
08Ghev1    2:6|in the multitude of his troops and not in God Who
08Ghev1    2:9|The troops mounted their horses and went
08Ghev1    2:10|Then Procopius ordered his own troops to go against the enemy
08Ghev1    2:11|there were more than [60,000] Byzantine troops involved there, while the Ishmaelites
08Ghev1    3:1|He took his troops and wanted to get hold
08Ghev1    3:9|When the troops of the Armenians with the
08Ghev1    3:9|away into captivity, (the Armenian troops) were unable to resist, because
08Ghev1    3:14|fortress suddenly, T’e’odoros and his troops killed some [3,000] of the enemy
08Ghev1    4:1|Tachiks (Arabs) began to assemble troops to come against the land
08Ghev1    4:4|to battle, bringing along the troops under your control.” However (T’e’odoros
08Ghev1    4:7|became strong, putting the Byzantine troops to flight. This occurred on
08Ghev1    4:9|Getting the Byzantine troops in their midst (the Arabs
08Ghev1    5:4|ruins. And then (the Byzantine troops) returned to their own land
08Ghev1    5:5|the Khazars, and requested auxiliary troops from him
08Ghev1    5:6|The Khaqan provided many troops and sent along with them
08Ghev1    5:6|Justinian) sent the other Khazar troops back to their own land
08Ghev1    5:8|Ashot who immediately ordered his troops to go against them. The
08Ghev1    5:9|more violent and ordered his troops to spread the looted treasures
08Ghev1    5:9|the field before the Armenian troops. The latter, carelessly turning attention
08Ghev1    5:11|a shout and (the remaining troops) arrived quickly, striking and killing
08Ghev1    6:1|Payik. Many of the Armenian troops were killed, since they were
08Ghev1    6:1|were many of the Byzantine troops
08Ghev1    6:2|a few men. The Byzantine troops returned to their own land
08Ghev1    7:1|and (the caliph) ordered his troops to come against our land
08Ghev1    8:7|Meanwhile the Ishmaelite troops which were in the city
08Ghev1    8:8|When the Armenian troops learned that the marauders had
08Ghev1    8:8|of Vardanakert. The Tachik (Arab) troops continued to come after them
08Ghev1    8:9|a message to the Tachik troops, saying: “Why are you pursuing
08Ghev1    8:9|our borders.” However, the Ishmaelite troops did not want to listen
08Ghev1    8:10|The Armenian troops secured the roads of the
08Ghev1    8:13|were less than two thousand troops, nonetheless they slaughtered many Arabs
08Ghev1    8:14|bitterly cold, preventing the Ishmaelite troops from unleashing their might. They
08Ghev1    8:15|cold. With that multitude of troops on the ice, the ice
08Ghev1    8:16|went in pursuit with his troops, wanting to kill them
08Ghev1    8:19|The army troops, engorged with the enemy’s spoil
08Ghev1    8:20|lords with him, and their troops. He also bestowed on Smbat
08Ghev1    8:21|the emperor, took his own troops, and went to the land
08Ghev1    8:22|another marauder came against the troops which were in parts of
08Ghev1    8:24|while, one of the Ishmaelite troops who was their commander sought
08Ghev1    8:25|he went to the Armenian troops and note: “We have heard
08Ghev1    9:0|about the destruction of his troops, he summoned general Muhammad and
08Ghev1    9:1|Muhammad immediately organized troops and forcefully and boastingly threatened
08Ghev1    9:8|around the hearts of your troops so that they will not
08Ghev1    9:15|been done to the Tachik troops in the town of Vardanakert
08Ghev1    10:3|this, the emperor sent numerous troops as an auxiliary force under
08Ghev1    10:3|the prince of the Ishmaelite troops, heard about this he assembled
08Ghev1    10:4|the allies, since the Byzantine troops lost their appetite for war
08Ghev1    10:6|had been leading the Byzantine troops, he ordered Muhammad to implement
08Ghev1    10:25|When the Tachik troops were battling with the city
08Ghev1    10:25|loudly shouted out to our troops, which resulted in the weakening
08Ghev1    11:0|Chinese (Chenk’). He requested many troops from the prince of the
08Ghev1    11:0|him. The caliph mustered many troops, as many as [200,000] men, and
08Ghev1    11:1|With this multitude of troops, Muhammad left the area of
08Ghev1    11:9|Meanwhile he ordered his troops to put curtains around some
08Ghev1    11:11|selected [30,000] renowned men from their troops and sent them across the
08Ghev1    12:1|his reign Sulaiman assembled numerous troops, entrusted them to General Maslama
08Ghev1    12:4|Maslama took a multitude of troops and crossed through the Chora
08Ghev1    12:5|gathered up a host of troops, and all his gigantic and
08Ghev1    12:7|observed the countless multitude of troops facing him, he began to
08Ghev1    12:8|So he ordered his troops to kindle an enormous fire
08Ghev1    18:1|In a unified body (the troops) passed through the land of
08Ghev1    18:3|suddenly a brigade of Ishmaelite troops under their general, named Sa’id
08Ghev1    18:4|of this event reached the troops who were besieging the fortress
08Ghev1    18:5|clashed with the same (Arab) troops, (the Arabs) dealt them many
08Ghev1    18:6|Malik) with a multitude of troops to provide auxiliary assistance to
08Ghev1    19:1|Maslama), taking the multitude of troops, crossed through Syrian Cilicia to
08Ghev1    19:4|general had called upon his troops to spread about raiding here
08Ghev1    19:4|about this, he ordered his troops to arm and attack them
08Ghev1    19:5|Now when (the Byzantine troops) had arisen and were approaching
08Ghev1    19:5|and were approaching the Ishmaelite troops, the latter immediately were aware
08Ghev1    19:6|of one part of the troops and clashed with the pursuers
08Ghev1    19:7|sword many of the Byzantine troops. After this (the Arabs) spread
08Ghev1    19:9|he divided it among his troops. For the rest of that
08Ghev1    20:2|with the multitude of his troops to the land of the
08Ghev1    20:5|have slain multitudes of your troops
08Ghev1    20:17|the waters upon the Egyptian troops and destroyed them by drowning
08Ghev1    20:18|for yourself and for your troops. Otherwise quickly do whatever is
08Ghev1    20:21|Leo saw the multitude of troops—like a forest on the
08Ghev1    20:25|great drowning of the Ishmaelite troops—to the point that most
08Ghev1    20:25|point that most of the troops drowned in the waters of
08Ghev1    20:25|the sea just as Pharaoh’s troops had borne (divine) wrath from
08Ghev1    20:26|A portion of the troops, clinging to planks, was carried
08Ghev1    20:26|islands. For the multitude of troops exceeded [500,000] men. As for those
08Ghev1    20:27|Great hunger descended upon those troops which had already devoured their
08Ghev1    20:28|our country, mercilessly put my troops to the sword and lead
08Ghev1    22:0|son of Muhammad, assembled many troops including Prince Ashot with the
08Ghev1    22:2|Now the Ishmaelite troops gathered up the (remaining) multitude
08Ghev1    22:3|thanks to Marwan and his troops, and deprecating his brother Maslama
08Ghev1    22:5|loot and captives amongst his troops, giving a portion to Ashot
08Ghev1    24:0|Walid, he forthwith assembled his troops. He left (as ruler) over
08Ghev1    25:5|the Patrician (Ashot) and his troops arrived at the site of
08Ghev1    25:7|as commander) over the Armenian troops in place of Ashot
08Ghev1    26:2|Ishmaelites, we cannot withstand their troops, and we will be unable
08Ghev1    26:4|our alliance, none of your troops will stay with you. We
08Ghev1    26:6|were particularly relying on the troops of the Byzantine emperor which
08Ghev1    26:10|so he quickly assembled his troops and pursued (Ashot) over the
08Ghev1    26:10|about the vacillation of (Ashot’s) troops, for they did not come
08Ghev1    27:3|Subsequently they unified the Khurasanian troops, placing as general over themselves
08Ghev1    27:4|the land and attracted their troops to their own side as
08Ghev1    27:5|them while others fled. The troops of Abdullah (were the attackers
08Ghev1    27:5|many cities. Meanwhile all the troops that Marwan sent against them
08Ghev1    27:6|and distributed it to his troops. Surrounding himself with soldiers, he
08Ghev1    27:9|Now the troops of Abdullah grew (even) stronger
08Ghev1    27:10|The remnants of his troops were forced back and trapped
08Ghev1    28:9|sent him he led his troops, although they were toiling through
08Ghev1    28:9|at that point the Armenian troops’ annual stipend of silver, which
08Ghev1    29:2|to Byzantine territory the city’s troops and Saracen population with their
08Ghev1    29:4|next year Yazid assembled the troops under him and went to
08Ghev1    32:3|in Her), wounding many Armenian troops and putting the rest to
08Ghev1    34:2|Dwin, he greatly organized his troops. There he received weapons and
08Ghev1    34:6|al-Tai’i) swiftly assembled many troops, including Ashot’s son Smbat, the
08Ghev1    34:14|gave them to his own troops. Then he himself went toward
08Ghev1    34:15|So he gathered up his troops and those from the city
08Ghev1    34:18|blows, they slaughtered the Ishmaelite troops. The survivors took to flight
08Ghev1    34:46|of the Artsrunik’ clan assembled troops in the land of Vaspurakan
08Ghev1    34:46|Amatunik’ clan together with their troops
08Ghev1    34:50|village of Arche’sh with his troops
08Ghev1    34:52|and pounced on the Armenian troops. (The attackers) put them to
08Ghev1    34:54|pursued and struck the Armenian troops as far as the place
08Ghev1    34:57|Meanwhile those (Armenian) troops who were besieging the city
08Ghev1    34:66|not even [1,000] (soldiers) facing [30,000] Arab troops
08Ghev1    35:2|as booty. Once the infidel troops had loaded up with this
08Ghev1    37:1|and distributed gifts to his troops
08Ghev1    37:5|raiding Byzantine territory with his troops, the emperor quickly sent a
08Ghev1    37:6|Advancing with many troops, they reached the areas of
08Ghev1    37:7|Emperor Leo received his troops with great adulation and gave
08Ghev1    38:1|an enormous number of my troops against your land, as many
08Ghev1    38:1|enough to hold my countless troops? If you have some strength
08Ghev1    38:2|it. God might give your troops to my troops as food
08Ghev1    38:2|give your troops to my troops as food, like the mustard
08Ghev1    38:3|the caliph, having assembled countless troops, entrusted them to the same
08Ghev1    38:4|This multitude (of troops) arrived in the Galatia country
08Ghev1    39:1|Byzantine emperor, he assembled many troops, appointed his son Harun (Aharon
08Ghev1    39:2|facing each other. The Ishmaelite troops were unable to arise to
08Ghev1    39:6|When the Ishmaelite troops were being besieged by the
08Ghev1    39:8|House and extricated the Ishmaelite troops from the siege
08Ghev1    39:13|Then ’Uthman assembled the troops of the lords of Armenia
08Ghev1    39:13|was built to resist the troops of the Huns and the
08Ghev1    39:16|and Nerse’h Kamsarakan and other troops. Caliph Muhammad (al-Mahdi) was
08Ghev1    40:4|the excellent readiness of their troops, he immediately had them seized
08Ghev1    42:3|enemy pursued them with their troops, catching up in the district
09Draskh1    6:2|he levied numerous troops to confront the Greeks who
09Draskh1    6:7|gathered a massive body of troops against him, he suffered defeat
09Draskh1    15:3|former) splendor, he immediately gathered troops and daringly attacking them killed
09Draskh1    16:21|of the blessed Nerses, the troops of Vardan wore out the
09Draskh1    16:37|out Xosrov, giving him many troops and Vahram was all at
09Draskh1    18:3|Immediately thereafter Xorem’s troops killed him in his own
09Draskh1    20:19|prince of Iberia, massacred (the troops) of a certain Barabay, the
09Draskh1    21:17|Soon thereafter his troops that were in Armenia burned
09Draskh1    21:20|the fear of the brave troops, took captive the surviving families
09Draskh1    25:43|marched forth with the plundering troops, and reached the region of
09Draskh1    25:47|districts and sent out plundering troops. Whenever the latter came across
09Draskh1    26:1|to his wishes, he sent troops against prince Vasak of Sisakan
09Draskh1    26:5|When the troops caught up with the prince
09Draskh1    26:7|prisoner, and subsequently, the raiding troops captured his brother Ashot and
09Draskh1    27:3|those who withstood the enemy troops with amazing fortitude, as well
09Draskh1    28:6|place, secure from all plundering troops, in which to live
09Draskh1    29:17|meet the prince, treacherously concealed troops in a ravine in the
09Draskh1    30:20|the attacks of the enemy troops had become more intense and
09Draskh1    31:3|them, and having gathered numerous troops for this, he decided to
09Draskh1    33:3|directions. The multitude of his troops swarmed like gushing torrents, overflowing
09Draskh1    33:12|three days, he mustered his troops and came to blows with
09Draskh1    34:17|led the multitude of the troops through mountainous, waterless, rocky, briary
09Draskh1    34:17|and impassable terrain, where the troops were forced to go on
09Draskh1    34:21|When the multitude of the troops noticed this, they considered it
09Draskh1    45:2|up a great number of troops to be sent against king
09Draskh1    45:5|realizing the treachery of the troops from the province of Uti
09Draskh1    45:7|was carried at close quarter, troops from Uti turned suddenly on
09Draskh1    45:10|many a feast for his troops
09Draskh1    47:2|an ascetic, and the azat troops, for the torrential and muddy
09Draskh1    59:1|well as all of his troops, he went to the province
09Draskh1    60:19|considering the paucity of his troops, he set out to meet
09Draskh1    63:2|Then he levied troops from among them, and setting
09Draskh1    63:13|that by encouraging the numerous troops with him to fight like
10Tovma1    4:33|kingdom. Therefore, many of his troops became wearied of him and
10Tovma1    4:34|of king, gave him many troops in support, and reestablished the
10Tovma1    5:1|Albania, the ferocious and gigantic troops of Ayrarat, and all the
10Tovma1    5:8|assembled a host of numerous troops in order to offer battle
10Tovma1    5:8|heard of his gathering of troops, he wrote to Tigran (asking
10Tovma1    5:10|would think him unapproachable. The troops, attacking like champions, made the
10Tovma1    5:15|during which time the Armenian troops (performed) many acts of valiant
10Tovma1    10:47|army that included numerous Greek troops armed with shields and unfurled
10Tovma1    11:25|and providing a garrison of troops to guard (it) and resist
10Tovma1    11:35|last five years taxes and troops had been withheld from the
10Tovma2    1:5|forces, bringing with them the troops from the mountains, no more
10Tovma2    1:13|emboldened by God the Armenian troops, like holy and divine warriors
10Tovma2    1:15|to flight and strengthened the troops of his own division. Then
10Tovma2    2:22|large number of elite Persian troops was bearing down on him
10Tovma2    3:5|great strength, and all the troops of Greece, Armenia, Georgia, and
10Tovma2    3:9|count, and a multitude of troops—as many as you may
10Tovma2    3:12|Vndoy, Vstam, and the Persian troops there amounted to about eight
10Tovma2    3:12|from the Greek and Armenian troops
10Tovma2    3:14|army fled before the Greek troops, who pursued them until night
10Tovma2    3:16|of Maurice that the Greek troops stationed in Thrace rebelled against
10Tovma2    3:21|Then Khoṙeam Ṙazmayuzan gathered his troops, camped around Jerusalem and besieged
10Tovma2    3:26|Then Khoṙeam gathered many troops, marched to Chalcedon, and encamped
10Tovma2    3:27|of money to all the troops, and for seven days organised
10Tovma2    3:43|this). Heraclius gathered all the troops of the East, about [120,000], and
10Tovma2    3:50|Khosrov decided to rally his troops and those of the royal
10Tovma2    3:54|gather the surviving nobles and troops of his army who had
10Tovma2    3:66|kingdom and promised as many troops as might be necessary. He
10Tovma2    3:68|When Khoṙeam had received the troops and had entered the capital
10Tovma2    3:70|Then Heraclius gathered all his troops, and with eager and joyful
10Tovma2    3:71|the emperor, princes, all the troops, and the inhabitants of the
10Tovma2    3:74|and circulating among all his troops to show himself and encourage
10Tovma2    4:15|of the Ammonite and Moabite troops, destroyed the images of Samam
10Tovma2    4:33|Kushans and slaughtered all his troops. In his flight he came
10Tovma2    6:1|royal tribute Musē had gathered troops and come to the land
10Tovma2    6:2|he camped with all his troops. Forming ranks, he drew out
10Tovma2    6:3|the paucity of his own troops, he hastily sent a begging
10Tovma2    6:5|haste, each with his own troops: Prince Ashot and his brothers
10Tovma2    6:5|of the Artsrunik’ with their troops
10Tovma2    6:6|son of T’oṙnik with his troops
10Tovma2    6:7|with eight relatives and their troops
10Tovma2    6:8|six more relatives and their troops
10Tovma2    6:9|with seven relatives and their troops
10Tovma2    6:11|rank gathered, each with their troops. Marching together, they reached the
10Tovma2    6:13|he saw one of his troops being struck. Roaring like a
10Tovma2    6:16|So, the Armenian troops put an end to the
10Tovma2    6:18|great victory won by the troops of the nobility of Vaspurakan
10Tovma2    6:20|to remain there with many troops until all the taxes and
10Tovma2    6:24|knightly forces, each with his troops according to their various families
10Tovma2    6:25|turned the host of Ali’s troops to flight; in the struggle
10Tovma2    6:26|Berkri. But of the Armenian troops (only) a few insignificant men
10Tovma2    6:27|Then the Armenian troops stripped the trappings and arms
10Tovma2    6:48|made all preparations, with the troops of his noble entourage as
10Tovma2    7:5|it. They slaughtered the (emir’s) troops with the sword, released from
10Tovma3    1:2|their hosts of knights and troops were still living in unison
10Tovma3    1:14|their holding back taxes or troops or other service or for
10Tovma3    1:15|borders of Sakastanto the troops and generals, governors of provinces
10Tovma3    1:21|register of the number of troops; they searched and found it
10Tovma3    1:24|in Israel of yore, the troops of the house of Ephrem
10Tovma3    2:5|province of Ṙshtunik’, rushing his troops into the valley of Aṙuank’
10Tovma3    2:30|When the Muslim troops discovered that the prince had
10Tovma3    2:33|few days, (Bugha) armed his troops for battle with the defenders
10Tovma3    2:43|in his company with their troops according to families from among
10Tovma3    2:44|loyal and united, on the troops and commanders, the battalions of
10Tovma3    2:52|their sons with their valiant troops of the principality of Vaspurakan
10Tovma3    2:52|There have gathered all the troops and common people of the
10Tovma3    2:53|and a warrior, and the troops with him are united; they
10Tovma3    3:2|snatch them away from the troops, and deliver him from my
10Tovma3    4:3|But the Muslim troops gathered to attack them; surrounding
10Tovma3    4:21|Artsruni principalities and all their troops. They encamped on the mountain
10Tovma3    4:22|general Gurgēn and the Armenian troops with him. He had sent
10Tovma3    4:26|The troops who had pursued Gurgēn reached
10Tovma3    4:27|The generals of those troops were the following: Muk’adam, Yusp’
10Tovma3    4:30|They themselves sent all their troops off and came up to
10Tovma3    4:30|sent away from us our troops and there are but few
10Tovma3    4:31|we shall seize him, his troops will be discouraged, and we
10Tovma3    4:34|The troops were informed of the action
10Tovma3    4:41|The troops, taking courage, ran each to
10Tovma3    4:62|They struck the (enemy) troops, turned them, and put them
10Tovma3    5:1|their army by the Armenian troops. They were unable to write
10Tovma3    5:9|the damage and losses of troops, nor did he charge him
10Tovma3    5:18|and fortresses in Vaspurakan. Their troops scattered and dispersed over the
10Tovma3    6:16|sent you. You would gather troops, form cavalry, provoke battles and
10Tovma3    8:9|winter there. He dismissed the troops with their various generals who
10Tovma3    9:4|in each clan with their troops. But all the other princes
10Tovma3    10:6|in the number of their troops and the valour of their
10Tovma3    10:8|the general Bugha ordered his troops to attack them in battle
10Tovma3    10:9|resistance, for many of their troops had fallen
10Tovma3    10:10|nineteen times. But the royal troops were severely defeated and were
10Tovma3    10:12|heard that Bugha had brought troops and was already coming to
10Tovma3    10:14|of Albania set before his troops
10Tovma3    10:23|the enemy, and mine the troops that condemn. Yours is the
10Tovma3    10:29|with the majority of his troops encamped to the east. They
10Tovma3    10:30|the various companies of select troops according to tribes. Encircling the
10Tovma3    10:32|they had built. The mountaineer troops of Apumusē pursued the fugitives
10Tovma3    10:41|Then he commanded all the troops to go out to battle
10Tovma3    10:45|or rock of adamant; his troops formed a solid massas
10Tovma3    11:22|army. But when the Muslim troops attacked the people of the
10Tovma3    11:27|put your general and his troops to the sword, his booty
10Tovma3    11:34|in his own tent, his troops surrounded them with swords, shields
10Tovma3    13:16|of blood to the Greek troops vicariously for your army. Now
10Tovma3    13:19|Abraham, informing him about the troops of Vaspurakan. He (Abraham) rapidly
10Tovma3    13:29|to the region of Ałbag. Troops gathered around him from every
10Tovma3    13:30|of the defeat of (the troops of) Vaspurakan by the Muslims
10Tovma3    13:35|Valiantly distinguishing themselves, the Armenian troops battled the Muslims for many
10Tovma3    13:37|sword than who survived. The troops pursuing the survivors expelled them
10Tovma3    13:38|But it was the Muslim troops who were defeated by the
10Tovma3    13:47|and that of elite Gēorgian troops he entered the land of
10Tovma3    13:47|against Gurgēn. But when the troops who accompanied him realised the
10Tovma3    13:52|and expelled Vahan and his troops. Descending to the plain, they
10Tovma3    13:55|night, he and the noble troops who had joined him did
10Tovma3    15:14|troubles and endeavours, from gathering troops and preparing for battle, from
10Tovma3    17:9|ruler of Mokk’, and the troops of Arzn. They approached the
10Tovma3    18:5|with the support of Gurgēn’s troops
10Tovma3    18:6|the handsome, killed by the troops of Semiramis, was cured
10Tovma3    20:4|about two stadia. The mounted troops of the Kaysik followed him
10Tovma3    20:8|Derenik ordered the troops of his own army to
10Tovma3    20:14|Ahmat’ advanced with his Kaysik troops and entered the city of
10Tovma3    20:17|arms and equipment of his troops, as was usual for brave
10Tovma3    20:18|his tent with his armed troops bearing shields and lances, making
10Tovma3    20:28|for ambitionthe gathering of troops, the forming of cavalry, the
10Tovma3    20:51|did not heed the noble troops who tried to prevent him
10Tovma3    20:53|inflict harm on him; gathering troops, he went out to meet
10Tovma3    20:57|with the line of armed troops; he was alone in a
10Tovma3    20:57|in a watercourse. The enemy troops split to either side and
10Tovma3    22:18|no delay, he came with troops of Awshin to attack them
10Tovma3    22:18|into their fortresses, and the troops of Vaspurakan turned to support
10Tovma3    22:20|force and winning over your troops by coercion. So talk peace
10Tovma3    26:6|of Partaw, he took his troops and marched rapidly to the
10Tovma3    28:3|prince of Mokk’ and the troops of Andzavats’ik’; for the princes
10Tovma3    28:7|their allies and the Persian troops were secretly provoking battle and
10Tovma3    28:8|prince of Mokk’, and the troops of Andzavats’ik’ very bravely stood
10Tovma3    29:26|was burned and the Armenian troops suffered a horrible death
10Tovma4    1:16|of castles, the slaughter of troops and the shedding of much
10Tovma4    1:27|The troops nearby forcibly seized his bridle
10Tovma4    1:33|For the noble troops, deprived of their lord and
10Tovma4    3:29|his brothers and all his troops retreated and fortified themselves in
10Tovma4    3:37|sons and many of his troops suffered painful deaths before his
10Tovma4    3:41|battle with cavalry, Hasan gathered troops and came out on foot
10Tovma4    3:43|came to help the prince’s troops; although they were fewer in
10Tovma4    3:49|Vaspurakan, intervened with a few troops, and with much help from
10Tovma4    4:17|Immediately, the renowned prince gathered troops and raided the land of
10Tovma4    4:30|blessed prince Gagik, assembling many troops, marched to the province of
10Tovma4    4:34|in pursuit with a few troops, and came upon them in
10Tovma4    4:37|able to resist the numerous troops of the prince, especially where
10Tovma4    4:60|and left were hosts of troops in full armour. There was
10Tovma4    4:66|from court accompanied by numerous troops with orders to cross into
10Tovma4    4:68|Putting to flight the troops of the emir Yusup’, they
10Tovma4    5:4|with a numberless host of troops, leaving as prefect of Persia
10Tovma4    5:4|palace, he took many more troops as reinforcement. They came across
10Tovma4    5:4|the armies joined battle, Yusup’s troops were completely defeated and he
10Tovma4    8:14|wrestling matches. There are also troops of lions and other wild
10Tovma4    9:2|sometimes by means of his troops
10Tovma4    10:6|upon him with a few troops and put him to flight
10Tovma4    10:13|a valiant mien, took the troops of his Christian army and
10Tovma4    10:14|The king and his troops were strengthened by help from
10Tovma4    10:17|the many of his own troops who had seized plunder, but
10Tovma4    11:1|days a group of Delmik troops advanced, intending to cross to
10Tovma4    11:2|Andzevats’ik’. They attacked the Delmik troops, who were brave warriors armed
11Asogh1    4:10|brother Smbat, with all his troops, leaving (thus) King Smbat, looking
11Asogh1    6:2|of kings, drove the Ishmaelite troops out of Armenia. He (generally
11Asogh1    7:7|On both sides detachments of troops daily attacked first on one
11Asogh1    7:10|The Armenian troops, with extraordinary speed, set off
11Asogh1    8:21|Kiwr-Zan with all his troops appeared on the coast of
11Asogh1    10:1|several tens of thousands of troops, the demeslikos Mleh, who, upon
11Asogh1    11:6|David with all the Iberian troops went to Smbat and, having
11Asogh1    14:3|part) Byzantium, Thrace and Macedonian troops with all the Western nations
11Asogh1    15:2|David, having gathered the Iberian troops under the command of the
11Asogh1    15:4|and, together with the Iberian troops, sent Bardas against the tyrant
11Asogh1    18:1|at the head of [100,000] Persian troops, attacking Abultup, took away (some
11Asogh1    19:5|the large number of his troops, promised to massacre all the
11Asogh1    24:1|all the Greek and Iberian troops
11Asogh1    24:3|this and released the Arab troops that were with him. But
11Asogh1    24:4|Meanwhile, the Arab troops, released by Skleros and barely
11Asogh1    24:5|of the Greek and Iberian troops against the royal city of
11Asogh1    24:7|the opposite shore all the troops (that were) in the city
11Asogh1    24:7|city, as well as the troops of Western countries. They went
11Asogh1    24:8|to the fortress. The fortress troops, seeing this, went out to
11Asogh1    25:1|Bardas Phokas, releasing the Iberian troops from himself, personally went to
11Asogh1    25:1|seashore with all the Greek troops
11Asogh1    27:6|latter, taking all the Armenian troops and his brother Gagik, went
11Asogh1    27:7|All the Iberian and Vaspurakan troops, the Siwnik and Albania princes
11Asogh1    28:9|a perjurer, (Smbat) sent Armenian troops to help Salar (with the
11Asogh1    32:1|leisure, in [440=991], having gathered countless troops, went to the land of
11Asogh1    34:4|same Amir sent all the troops of Arabia, Jerusalem and Libya
11Asogh1    34:7|to that place with the troops. The Egyptians, informed of the
11Asogh1    37:6|The Persian troops, fearing to enter into an
11Asogh1    40:2|Having gathered around him numerous troops of Persians and Mars (Medes
11Asogh1    40:4|his place - ask them for troops to help you
11Asogh1    40:5|him [6,000] selected, well-armed Armenian troops under the command of the
11Asogh1    40:5|marzpan Ashot, accompanied by the troops of the king of the
11Asogh1    40:9|time, the Iberian and Armenian troops, having united, went to the
11Asogh1    40:12|vast field in many rows (troops defended) by the Delmastanean shield
11Asogh1    40:19|The Armenian and Iberian troops, forgetting about their kings and
11Asogh1    40:28|But the Armenian and Iberian troops followed in his footsteps, inflicting
11Asogh1    43:2|therefore he gathered all his troops in the Mamruan valley, where
11Asogh1    43:3|Kanikl, with all the Greek troops to go to Gurgen, who
11Asogh1    44:3|to the small number of troops, he did not manage to
12Last1    1:25|in one place all the troops of that land as if
12Last1    2:14|pleased him, (Ashot) requested auxiliary troops. He took them and came
12Last1    2:22|of Uxt’ik’ and ordered his troops to scorch its beautiful estates
12Last1    2:26|Now Georgi went with his troops and secured himself into the
12Last1    2:26|Abkhazia. Meanwhile the emperor sent troops to the four directions of
12Last1    2:35|fierce behavior of the western troops which had been gathered from
12Last1    2:40|the aforementioned spot; and the troops sold their captives to distant
12Last1    3:0|of Tayk’ where the Georgian Troops were Defeated
12Last1    3:6|the Georgian Curopalate. With these troops (Basil) struck at the tyrant
12Last1    3:7|night and attacked the myriad troops of the rebel. No one
12Last1    3:7|be sounded, and all the troops returned to their homes. Then
12Last1    3:12|events), the emperor and his troops descended to the large plain
12Last1    3:12|sent cavalrymen of the heathen troops to capture the rebel P’ers
12Last1    4:2|The emperor inquired about the troops, about their organization and preparedness
12Last1    4:3|Zak’aria responded: “(Georgi) has more troops than anyone. He is militarily
12Last1    4:4|Salk’ora and went with his troops to the forward position called
12Last1    4:4|emissary, then he, with the troops, proceeded after the emissary so
12Last1    4:5|and without trouble, the Byzantine troops surrounded them and killed a
12Last1    4:6|stronghold of Abkhazia. The (Byzantine) troops which pursued them (continued) killing
12Last1    4:8|years. Then he and his troops circulated around Armenia (zHayovk’), camping
12Last1    4:8|of Her. He commanded the troops to cut down the city’s
12Last1    4:13|Then the emperor and his troops moved on, passing numerous lodging
12Last1    5:4|to the East with numerous troops. Having arrived, he crossed the
12Last1    5:4|heard about this, taking the troops, he immediately returned to Constantinople
12Last1    6:2|year of his reign, assembled troops and set out for the
12Last1    7:3|given and a multitude of troops assembled at one spot. They
12Last1    8:0|give an address to his troops, and (spent) until noontime giving
12Last1    9:6|great destruction of the Byzantine troops occurred in the fortified city
12Last1    9:6|against the city) with numerous troops, took it, and established cavalry
12Last1    9:7|individual replaced (Kawasilas), took the troops and went to a very
12Last1    9:7|with a rampart. The Byzantine troops, benumbed by wine and by
12Last1    9:8|the impiety of our (Christian) troops which caused the sword of
12Last1    9:8|be destroyed wickedly” [Matthew 21.41]. Now those troops which were at Arcak did
12Last1    9:8|in Berkri). Then the Persian troops, taking the loot and booty
12Last1    9:10|more the emperor sent other troops who arrived with (siege) machinery
12Last1    10:2|united with him. With numerous troops he came as far as
12Last1    10:28|with beaming countenances, and their troops stood before them resembling spring
12Last1    10:46|went in person with numerous troops against the city of Duin
12Last1    11:0|opened upon our land. Numerous troops moved forth from T’urk’astan; their
12Last1    11:12|nations, cities, princes and their troops, and last of all to
12Last1    11:15|assembled a countless host of troops of bowmen and swordsmen, assembling
12Last1    13:7|When the rest of the troops saw this, they turned in
12Last1    15:1|singing) with joyous voices, the troops of the infidels unexpectedly attacked
12Last1    16:0|advanced (toward us) with countless troops, elephants, carts, horses, women, children
12Last1    16:18|encountered a brigade of Byzantine troops called Vrhangs (Vrangk’) who, at
12Last1    16:18|killed the head of their troops and many with him, turned
12Last1    16:20|that place. But then (additional) troops of the infidel came up
12Last1    16:26|the Sultan) came with innumerable troops and surrounded the city (of
12Last1    16:31|of the city and the troops, saying: “Take heart, my comrades
12Last1    16:41|the prince of the Delm troops (Dailamites) took his soldiers and
12Last1    16:41|over the wall. When the troops saw this, they turned back
12Last1    16:42|certain general of the Byzantine troops, brave-hearted and manly, prepared
12Last1    17:6|In the same year Persian troops under the Sultan’s name arrived
12Last1    17:7|Now the Persian troops came at night, seized the
12Last1    17:9|But then troops assembled from Persia and Turkestan
12Last1    17:11|feast of Epiphany the infidel troops came at night to the
12Last1    17:19|are the multitudinous hosts of troops before them, whose raiment shone
12Last1    18:0|is brave enough to take troops to the East, to end
12Last1    18:13|went overseas and assembled innumerable troops
12Last1    18:24|we recalled above with woe, troops came from Persia resembling ravenous
12Last1    18:24|all the flock, so the troops from Persia were not satiated
12Last1    18:28|his principals together with the troops against (Iwane). But (Iwane) found
12Last1    18:28|Persians to bring him auxiliary troops. This was the inception of
12Last1    18:29|Seeing the multitude of their troops, he was awed. For there
12Last1    18:30|Then the troops which had come note: “Show
12Last1    20:0|wealthy, assembled about himself many troops. Now when the Emperor (Michael
12Last1    20:2|Mustering many troops, they went against him. The
12Last1    20:2|from both sides. But Comnenus’ troops were victorious. And since the
12Last1    21:20|upon Melitene, they assembled numerous troops of archers and seized the
12Last1    24:8|with many myriads of armed troops and entered our land, spreading
12Last1    24:11|When the armed (Seljuk) troops which were fighting outside saw
12Last1    25:4|Seeing such a multitude of troops assembled in one place, he
12Last1    25:5|plan (the emperor) sent numerous troops under commanders along a different
12Last1    25:7|emperor) did not allow his troops to rest until the other
12Last1    25:9|the fight before the scattered troops could arrive to strengthen the
12Last1    25:12|with rage against the Armenian troops and people and looked upon
12Last1    25:13|champions, and he saw his troops in confusion and flight. So
12Last1    25:14|quickly struck terror into the troops. But he did not know
12Last1    25:14|the general of the Lord’s troops who had appeared to Joshua
12Last1    25:14|the Lord come to our troops with weapon and shield, nor
12Last1    25:15|desire for valor from our troops and princes. He took from