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accord   390
accordance   230
according   13
account   175
accoutre   4
accoutrement   2
accrue   1
accumulate   15
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accorded   6
according   344
accordingly   13
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account   141
accountable   1
accounted   3
accounting   3
accounts   27


01Kor1    3:1|at the beginning of our account, whose story we have been
02Agat1    21:29|truth of their faith [cf. Rom. 4.11], the account of which is now being
02Agat1    22:11|So now, on account of the death of these
03Buz4    13:34|land be destroyed on your account
03Buz5    1:2|land of Armenia and an account of all the calamitous events
03Buz5    24:1|was constantly reprimanding him on account of the wicked sins he
04Yegh2    1:12|A king has to give account not only for himself, but
04Yegh2    1:14|silent in giving a truthful account of events
04Yegh2    4:99|because we have to give account for you before God
04Yegh4    3:51|But on their account, he assembled the mass of
04Yegh5    4:81|On account of their unwavering righteous conduct
04Yegh5    8:172|disturbedeven more so on account of the notable men whom
04Yegh6    3:54|court a full and accurate account in writing and throwing the
04Yegh6    3:67|all, he wrote an accurate account of everything to the court
05Parp4    69:23|He gave his account and related the miracles of
05Parp4    100:32|than such persons, who, on account of a few tears will
06Khor1    1:5|For if on account of our reason, as it
06Khor1    2:2|have promised to present the account of our genealogy
06Khor1    2:6|the sake of abbreviating our account let what we have said
06Khor1    3:11|I can bring down my account without error from the beginning
06Khor1    4:7|and shall cut off this account here; and we shall now
06Khor1    5:3|set out in its own account
06Khor1    5:42|was indeed the case on account of his being on the
06Khor1    6:6|happy to begin my present account quoting from my beloved Sibyl
06Khor1    6:22|they say, is the following account
06Khor1    9:10|book, which contains the authentic account of the ancients and ancestors
06Khor1    9:15|In this book the account begins as follows
06Khor1    9:19|The course of this account should stop here, for it
06Khor1    11:25|and called it Hayk’ on account of his victory; for that
06Khor1    14:2|presenting in brief his lengthy account
06Khor1    21:2|Ara’s beloved wife, Ara on account of her former passion for
06Khor1    22:2|is least important from our account, we shall speak of what
06Khor1    30:18|why do I prolong my account? When the battle was joined
06Khor1    32:2|To give a faithful account of the original and first
06Khor1    32:2|so too will be the account of him
06Khor1    33:2|brevity and rapidity; that our account should be elegant and lucid
06Khor1    34:14|at the end of that account, but in a separate and
06Khor2    6:4|for I have continued my account merely noting faithfully the sites
06Khor2    9:10|Here ends the account of the venerable Mar Abas
06Khor2    15:3|to his own country on account of the terror caused by
06Khor2    24:1|the Bagratuni family on his account
06Khor2    26:11|all sorts of pain - on account of his presumption against Christ
06Khor2    27:6|we have adopted for our account, yet because it was the
06Khor2    30:4|of the emperor on this account, provided that you take care
06Khor2    30:5|see our Savior Christ on account of the report of his
06Khor2    36:11|Ap’shadar the scribe, wrote an account of all the things that
06Khor2    56:5|of mountain nor plain, on account of the prosperity of the
06Khor2    59:2|by the length of the account. This last chapter has the
06Khor2    60:2|of Pella gives a beautiful account of the death of Artashēs
06Khor2    65:8|even after his death on account of his repute, which is
06Khor2    66:1|Whence this account is taken
06Khor2    66:8|that we have taken our account and repeated it for you
06Khor2    67:3|relatives and gives a summary account of the death of Artavan
06Khor2    67:5|vengeance without them. Continuing his account, he says that for ten
06Khor2    67:8|has thus given a brief account of these events, nonetheless I
06Khor2    67:8|beginning and giving a true account in full detail
06Khor2    69:7|But we shall give our account from the book of Barsuma
06Khor2    70:3|Rastsohun. We have based our account on this and repeat it
06Khor2    75:8|But as for his account of events after the death
06Khor2    75:10|have given you a faithful account
06Khor2    89:1|that took place on his account in Nicaea, and the miracle
06Khor2    89:8|honor from the council on account of his name as a
06Khor3    1:1|of being recorded in our account
06Khor3    1:2|we have given a faithful account of events from Alexander the
06Khor3    1:3|that desiring truth in our account, people may read very carefully
06Khor3    22:9|on my uncle on whose account it occurred
06Khor3    52:2|fires occurred in Byzantium on account of John the Great. The
06Khor3    57:30|And on your account, we have made Vardan, the
06Khor3    61:1|Ephesus, which was held on account of the impious Nestorius
06Khor3    67:13|virtues, I shall turn my account to the burial of his
06Khor3    68:28|with us, will assist our account or help us inscribe it
07Seb1    10:3|those days on his own account
07Seb1    12:8|will have to give an account for him to the emperor
07Seb1    12:32|his person, I shall seek account of him from your hands
07Seb1    42:33|On account of this battle a command
07Seb1    42:38|these events, they gave this account to us
07Seb1    46:16|be held, and requested an account from both sides concerning Nicaea
07Seb1    48:17|entreaties requested mercy, lest on account of their trespasses he be
07Seb1    52:22|study I shall confirm (my account) through the prophetic statement spoken
07Seb1    52:26|at the end of his account he says: ’The day of
08Ghev1    4:15|one years before dying. An account of his deeds follows
08Ghev1    6:1|of the Byzantine army on account of his father Varaztirots’, whom
08Ghev1    12:0|then dying. Here follows an account of his deeds
08Ghev1    14:34|the knowledge of God, an account of the creation of the
08Ghev1    14:215|kingdom of heaven of no account if it is not peopled
08Ghev1    14:216|do to you on my account, because they do not know
09Draskh1    1:13|Then I shall add (an account of) his sons and grandsons
09Draskh1    1:14|our times, has written an account on his works, behavior, wisdom
09Draskh1    2:10|these matters, and a clear account of past events not given
09Draskh1    2:19|This account likewise maintains that Hayk joined
09Draskh1    4:27|you will find no authentic account of the patriarchs that ruled
09Draskh1    21:0|of the Armenian People on Account of the Hagarites
09Draskh1    21:2|On account of this, to this very
09Draskh1    27:2|who has given a precise account of the succession of Ashot
09Draskh1    27:6|of Shapuh gives a sufficient account of the might, bravery, wars
09Draskh1    29:21|that is to say, the account of the valiant acts, struggles
09Draskh1    30:56|with Annas and Caiaphas on account of the Lord, and who
09Draskh1    46:6|In accordance with my earlier account, he had submitted to Yusuf
09Draskh1    49:14|to the veracity of their account
09Draskh1    51:50|I wrote an account of these as a warning
09Draskh1    53:23|shudder with horror at the account I am about to give
09Draskh1    54:55|What account should I, Yovhannes, a most
09Draskh1    66:55|the details of the above account. All of these events took
09Draskh1    68:6|veracity of each and every account as he reads my presentation
10Tovma1    1:2|of Eusebius and the faithful account of Africanus and Moses K’ert’oł
10Tovma1    1:8|is known from the established account. For the story runs like
10Tovma1    1:18|have set down this brief account merely to make known the
10Tovma1    1:73|three parts, according to the account of Herodotus, and as the
10Tovma1    1:73|said we would repeat the account of Philo, that noble man
10Tovma1    2:3|the flood. He wrote an account of his earlier deeds and
10Tovma1    3:22|inclined to believe this last account—that perhaps this was the
10Tovma1    5:4|and irreconcilable towards Ashdahak on account of his being descended from
10Tovma2    1:16|is narrated in the abbreviated account of Abraham the Confessor
10Tovma2    3:38|you will have to give account
10Tovma2    6:40|irreversible downfall which, continuing (my) account, I shall indicate in its
10Tovma3    1:17|I shall carry my account forward in orderthough not
10Tovma3    7:3|idols it was of no account, provided that his heart kept
10Tovma3    8:8|And our account is not without witnesses, as
10Tovma3    10:48|speak concisely and abbreviate my account. The war between them continued
10Tovma3    13:7|the holy prophets”; in this account he includes onlythose who
10Tovma3    13:46|have set down a comprehensive account
10Tovma3    16:14|On his account they multiplied their thanks to
10Tovma3    27:1|undertaken to give a true account of the marvellous manifestation of
10Tovma3    29:58|appropriately add for you an account of his valiant heroism, his
10Tovma4    2:11|he fortified for his own account the (castle) of Shamiram
10Tovma4    8:16|he has certainly modified his account rather than exaggerating it. Indeed
10Tovma4    8:19|offered this suitable and convenient account, so far as we could
10Tovma4    13:81|much labour in his true account down to the clan of
11Asogh1    48:6|and my courage, (taking into account) my incessant wanderings and daily
12Last1    2:8|the districts surrounding it, on account of (Smbat’s) seniority. He gave
12Last1    3:4|P’okas) called Craviz, who on account of his father’s crimes had
12Last1    9:1|own husband drowned on (Michael’s) account. They say that he was
12Last1    9:7|distant place called Arcak, on account of the abundance of victuals
12Last1    11:17|deserving of lamentation is our (account), when not merely a threat
12Last1    12:25|We have written the pitiful account of two places, of the
12Last1    12:25|for that. We abbreviated our (account) as much as possible
12Last1    14:2|lover of treasure, and on account of this many (people) chided
12Last1    23:15|to this narration a wondrous account which will strike all listeners
12Last1    25:1|However, since omission of an account of the war between the
12Last1    26:22|For narrating this account, we should have had the
12Last1    26:22|past, leaving behind themselves an account of what had happened. Accounts