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broad   7
broadcast   3
brocade   2
broider   3
bronze   30
brooch   1
brook   1
brothel   1
brother   634
Wordform

bronze
30 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
brocades   2
broidered   3
broke   66
broken   43
bronze   30
brooch   1
brooking   1
brothel   1
brother   423


02Agat1    6:16|of stone, some are of bronze and some of silver and
02Agat1    21:21|wood, silver and gold and bronze, which are false and vain
02Agat1    22:18|of stone, wood, silver or bronze, which are nothing and of
04Yegh7    2:31|if their bodies were of bronze they would have decayed from
06Khor1    11:17|distinctive plumes and sheaves of bronze over his back and breast
06Khor1    16:5|craftsmen in wood and stone, bronze and iron, who were most
06Khor1    16:12|city with strong walls and bronze gates
06Khor1    34:3|certain Hrudēn bound him with bronze links and led him to
06Khor2    5:3|and great strength. Armed in bronze and iron, with other chosen
06Khor2    12:4|Apollo that were cast in bronze and gilded, he had them
06Khor2    39:5|the middle of the wall bronze gates, with iron stairways from
06Khor2    46:8|Smbat ordered the bronze trumpets to be sounded and
06Khor2    60:13|war. In front they blew bronze trumpets, behind came wailing maidens
06Khor3    7:7|marsh [cf. Ps. 106:34], the sky overhead became bronze according to Scripture [cf. Deut. 28:23], and the
06Khor3    37:15|army the reflections from their bronze shields glittered on the mountains
07Seb1    14:1|royal treasury, placed in a bronze container. The Persians called it
07Seb1    44:10|iron, and its claws of bronze. It ate and broke in
07Seb1    52:25|are iron and its claws bronze. It ate and tore in
08Ghev1    18:5|battle) emblem. This was a bronze statue which the Harashi brigade
10Tovma1    2:3|and placed it in a bronze vessel fastened with lead for
10Tovma1    5:5|the rear and seized the bronze-hammered muzzle of Ashdahak’s horse
10Tovma1    5:10|his horse all over with bronze armour from foot to head
10Tovma1    5:10|seemed almost entirely covered in bronze; and when disposed in his
10Tovma2    2:24|mass like a hill of bronze, as one man and repeating
10Tovma3    20:16|to destroy the rampart of bronze, to break the rod of
10Tovma3    22:24|strong city or rampart of bronze, he was unable to carry
10Tovma4    3:11|lead, like a wall of bronze, firmly nailed, unbreachable by the
10Tovma4    8:11|a fusion of lead and bronze mixed together. The construction of
10Tovma4    12:25|like an impregnable wall of bronze he preserved (Armenia) from fear
10Tovma4    13:96|and like a gate of bronze, he resisted the wicked Muslim