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01Kor1    2:1|But let me make an introductory
01Kor1    2:1|relying on our own thoughts; but through examples we simply wish
01Kor1    2:3|but has caused them to be
01Kor1    2:10|has revealed the names of but a few of them, omitting
01Kor1    2:17|But what to say concerning the
01Kor1    2:17|not only their known works, but also the radiance in the
01Kor1    2:22|but also of those who came
01Kor1    2:22|own twelve or the Forerunner, but also praising the rectitude of
01Kor1    2:24|not only the greater things, but more so he praises the
01Kor1    2:31|But he is thankful not only
01Kor1    2:31|assistance to the blessed one, but gives much praise for the
01Kor1    2:32|not only of the men, but also of the women disciples
01Kor1    2:33|sake of praise or pride, but so that it may serve
01Kor1    2:39|for the sake of pride, but for the purpose of arousing
01Kor1    9:4|say that he was happier, but that he was even much
01Kor1    9:6|But the blessed one concerning whom
01Kor1    9:8|But we feel justified in that
01Kor1    10:1|devilish, satanic, and fiendish character, but also because of their very
01Kor1    11:3|inscribe it in a book.” But David indicates even more clearly
01Kor1    11:8|that had transpired in time, but that of the eternity which
01Kor1    22:4|not become drunk with wine, but were filled with the spirit
01Kor1    22:12|All strove not for Himself, but to teach the world, as
01Kor1    22:16|Godhood is not of varying but of equal rank
01Kor1    25:1|But his blessed colleague, by this
01Kor1    28:2|by resort to false eloquence, but we wrote this concise work
01Kor1    28:2|known not only to us but to those who have read
01Kor1    28:3|each of them had done, but sufficed by this easier apostolic
01Kor1    28:4|most luminous faith and life, but as an inspiring example to
02Agat1    5:11|But it is not fitting to
02Agat1    5:18|would receive compensation from you but from God, whose creation are
02Agat1    5:19|But as for your saying ’I
02Agat1    5:25|But those who are like you
02Agat1    5:26|But as for the one whom
02Agat1    5:28|But they do not really exist
02Agat1    5:30|But may I in all obedience
02Agat1    5:34|But show me who that Christ
02Agat1    5:36|But I shall not absolve you
02Agat1    5:42|But from such bonds as you
02Agat1    5:48|But as for your saying ’you
02Agat1    5:50|But those who worship the same
02Agat1    6:18|But as for your hanging salt
02Agat1    6:22|But of those who worship stone
02Agat1    7:14|But when the enemy saw us
02Agat1    7:17|But since your divinity had compassion
02Agat1    7:19|of the benighted heathen races [cf. II Pet. 1.19]. But by these irrational and lawless
02Agat1    7:21|preaching you to their tormentors. But their tormentors and enemies weakened
02Agat1    7:29|But because he loved mankind, therefore
02Agat1    7:43|But those who did not wish
02Agat1    7:48|But we must honor them as
02Agat1    7:49|But, Lord, give me power to
02Agat1    7:54|deprive us of your hand [cf. Eccl. 7.18], but strengthen us in your will
02Agat1    7:56|But, Lord, join us to the
02Agat1    7:58|But you had mercy on your
02Agat1    7:62|But you alone are eternal, and
02Agat1    7:67|and no flowing of time. But he alone is Lord and
02Agat1    7:69|But the course of the lord
02Agat1    7:78|But now, Lord, strengthen your servants
02Agat1    7:79|do not abandon your flock but lead them to the true
02Agat1    7:82|but had mercy and sent your
02Agat1    7:96|But for those who have hastened
02Agat1    7:97|But to those who did not
02Agat1    7:107|But we earthly creatures, how at
02Agat1    8:5|body [cf. II Cor. 5.8] and receive eternal life. But command in my case as
02Agat1    8:7|But I shall cause you to
02Agat1    8:15|But when the germ of wheat
02Agat1    8:22|order to let him breathe, but so that his brain was
02Agat1    9:5|But the hammered idols, sculpted and
02Agat1    9:15|not through my own power but through the strength of the
02Agat1    10:6|But see, I was not in
02Agat1    10:6|as nothing your fearsome menaces. But through the power of my
02Agat1    10:9|But those whom he finds living
02Agat1    10:11|But because you said ’he will
02Agat1    10:13|Yet he did not die, but withstood it with great fortitude
02Agat1    11:3|we did not recognize him. But he is the son of
02Agat1    11:8|But the king himself went to
02Agat1    12:20|But should anyone not reveal such
02Agat1    13:7|But when the pious women saw
02Agat1    13:9|the faith of the church [cf. Matt. 16.18]. But unable to harm the rock
02Agat1    13:11|But the blessed and chaste Gayane
02Agat1    13:20|of afflictions and various trials [cf. Matt. 7.26]. But confirm us in the truth
02Agat1    13:25|fleeing from this temporal death, but escaping from the terrible passion
02Agat1    13:26|from earthly torments and calumny, but to be able to preserve
02Agat1    13:29|the shops in the city, but had no other source of
02Agat1    14:13|to take her to wife. But of this too they were
02Agat1    14:14|even fear my severe threats. But because of their sect they
02Agat1    14:15|to me that beautiful charmer. But if her beauty pleases you
02Agat1    15:5|the shadow of a chair; but on candlesticks ornamented in gold
02Agat1    15:22|child, that this be so. But let us, with you, be
02Agat1    16:2|But the maidens raised their hands
02Agat1    16:8|to life. Do not fear; but you will come to that
02Agat1    16:15|But when they had shut her
02Agat1    17:3|But the Lord God looked down
02Agat1    17:9|But she persisted all the more
02Agat1    17:19|But our Lord and King and
02Agat1    17:19|us who hoped in him but considered us worthy of comfort
02Agat1    17:20|will preserve us for eternity. But only let us not be
02Agat1    17:21|But may he arouse his hosts
02Agat1    17:38|But what more could we offer
02Agat1    17:39|But it is better for us
02Agat1    17:39|cults of the heathen are but nothing. For you are the
02Agat1    17:44|be saved from this profanation. But if there come upon us
02Agat1    17:45|will say good about you’ [Lk. 6.26], but ’Blessed are you when they
02Agat1    18:7|them, more than seventy people. But of those who came there
02Agat1    18:11|run to follow my companions. But do you, benevolent and sweet
02Agat1    19:1|But the king paid no regard
02Agat1    19:2|But he paid no thought to
02Agat1    19:2|thought to this shameful disgrace, but was rather inflamed at the
02Agat1    19:9|But the king when he heard
02Agat1    19:9|the death of saint Rhipsime but thought that she was still
02Agat1    19:11|But the executioner note: “So will
02Agat1    19:11|the commands of your majesty. But there still lives that witch
02Agat1    19:24|But those who were put to
02Agat1    20:30|have a body like yours. But you must recognize your creator
02Agat1    21:6|joy which passes not away. But only if you turn and
02Agat1    21:7|But in saying ’your God’ you
02Agat1    21:8|But for those who do not
02Agat1    21:8|and from his benevolent love. But those who fear him are
02Agat1    21:9|But perhaps you will say: ’Where
02Agat1    21:11|But see this, how by the
02Agat1    21:17|But as for saint Rhipsime, you
02Agat1    21:20|But this I know, that it
02Agat1    21:21|upon those whom you killed, but who are alive, as intercessors
02Agat1    21:27|But now he has begun to
02Agat1    21:32|give life without dying himself, but in order to magnify the
02Agat1    21:33|be believed without their testimony, but that those who loved him
02Agat1    21:35|and crawled over my limbs? But the wonderful mercy of the
02Agat1    21:39|But if you refuse to hear
02Agat1    22:12|But as for me, was I
02Agat1    22:12|you not by God’s command, but at my own decision? How
02Agat1    22:16|order to boast of myself, but because it is impossible to
02Agat1    22:16|are not to be hidden but related
02Agat1    22:23|But at the very beginning we
02Agat1    22:27|But just men who were made
02Agat3    1:6|to the lost is foolishness, but to you who have been
02Agat3    2:1|this, he dismissed the crowd. But the king and the nobles
02Agat3    2:4|speaking neither superficially nor hastily. But he taught them all most
02Agat3    3:6|But blessed Gregory prayed for a
02Agat3    3:6|healing for the various torments but attention to his teaching, that
02Agat3    3:10|But hasten and build chapels in
02Agat3    3:12|But he related to them a
02Agat3    4:17|Under the canopy but above the vaults I saw
02Agat3    4:51|But the other three represented the
02Agat3    4:73|But those lambs which endure faithfully
02Agat3    4:74|But those who will have the
02Agat3    6:9|But he did not allow them
02Agat3    6:11|But now come and let us
02Agat3    9:9|not only about current developments, but also about earlier tidings and
02Agat3    10:9|But since his glory has filled
02Agat3    11:10|But they were put to flight
02Agat3    12:3|everyone, not merely with words, but also with miracles, signs, and
02Agat3    14:8|But when the sweetness and benevolence
02Agat3    14:10|how great was their fortitude, but in order to teach us
02Agat3    14:11|But then he had mercy on
02Agat3    17:2|who came forth tried hard, but they were unable to find
02Agat3    17:2|They tried from the outside, but their iron tools could not
02Agat3    18:20|far off in the body but near in the spirit, in
02Agat3    23:10|no being drunk with wine but growth in the spirit and
02Agat3    24:6|did this not for himself but to teach the whole world
02Agat3    24:9|But the holy apostles received from
02Agat3    25:4|But the ranks of priests or
02Agat3    25:7|to travel around with him, but he did not agree; he
02Agat3    30:2|But we looked, as in a
02Agat3    30:4|But David very clearly indicates that
02Agat3    30:6|deriving it from old tales but from the spiritual deeds that
02Agat3    30:7|stories from our own words, but leaving aside the details and
02Agat3    30:7|merely to us, O king, but whenever this book is read
02Agat3    30:8|was done by the saints, but we have taken refuge in
02Agat3    30:9|have become famous and honored, but for an inspiring example to
02Agat3    31:9|unity of the holy Trinity. But because the mode of praise
02Agat3    31:9|the Father is not born but begets, and the Son does
02Agat3    31:9|the Son does not beget but is begotten, and the holy
02Agat3    31:9|neither begets nor is begotten but proceeds
02Agat3    31:19|servant, not a commandment-doer but a commandment-giver. For one
03Buz3    1:4|But so that no hiatus would
03Buz3    3:7|of the images of idols but subsequently had been sanctified in
03Buz3    3:15|But the arms of every man
03Buz3    3:20|But the Lord God revealed His
03Buz3    4:6|But they dishonored him and did
03Buz3    5:2|Vrtanes had been married, but was childless. For a long
03Buz3    5:5|He did not marry, but already at the age of
03Buz3    5:11|as a lad to marry. But this was also accomplished by
03Buz3    5:12|But after that one evening, he
03Buz3    5:13|marriage as an evil thing, but rather, he had doubts because
03Buz3    5:14|not wanted ordinary earthly children, but such who would stand in
03Buz3    5:15|as good, not the transitory, but the sublime. He wanted to
03Buz3    5:17|as a lad might be, but having received his patrimonial intellect
03Buz3    5:28|and envy of unworthy people. But they will remain unmoved in
03Buz3    6:8|But subsequently they began to examine
03Buz3    6:9|no way wanted to listen, but rather said to each other
03Buz3    7:4|But when they came to some
03Buz3    7:9|But Sanesan held and tyrannized over
03Buz3    7:18|But when Xosrov saw this, he
03Buz3    8:12|But when Databe arrived, he made
03Buz3    8:14|But the fleeing troops quickly reached
03Buz3    8:19|But the Armenians went and attacked
03Buz3    8:26|But he had confidence in the
03Buz3    9:6|But they brought to the king
03Buz3    10:15|But with the blessed man in
03Buz3    10:16|For openly or secretly, but only from the Almighty comes
03Buz3    10:23|But when the impious Manachirh saw
03Buz3    10:40|other multitude of bishops assembled, but they did not believe it
03Buz3    10:40|they did not believe it. But he insisted and note
03Buz3    11:12|let us not mourn them but revere them worthily with the
03Buz3    12:13|Though he was but a lad, he was robust
03Buz3    12:15|partiality or bias toward anyone, but rather bore the message of
03Buz3    12:20|Although in years he was but a lad, in wisdom he
03Buz3    12:27|nobility came to enter Church. But Yusik cried out, saying: “You
03Buz3    13:9|But those who were devoid of
03Buz3    13:18|show wisdom in working evil, but are completely incapable of doing
03Buz3    13:26|or head of the flock, but they sought someone who would
03Buz3    14:17|dwelled in the uninhabited mountains, but did not ignore the needs
03Buz3    14:32|to the light of salvation. But in place of His kindness
03Buz3    14:35|to the danger of torments, but endured to to the point
03Buz3    14:36|But you worked your wicked will
03Buz3    14:39|But you did not remember one
03Buz3    14:43|But you abandoned God and repeated
03Buz3    14:52|But you sent to me, summoning
03Buz3    14:61|But Daniel himself appeared to his
03Buz3    14:61|his bones with the others, but that they should take his
03Buz3    15:6|But in that period there still
03Buz3    17:2|But since there was no one
03Buz3    17:11|But now in this period the
03Buz3    18:1|But during the foolish reign of
03Buz3    18:1|not only enemy against enemy, but friend against friend and comrade
03Buz3    20:11|But when he reached Varaz, he
03Buz3    20:12|But that is not the extent
03Buz3    20:20|But before he arrived, Tiran reasoned
03Buz3    20:21|But there is no need for
03Buz3    20:26|But the Iranian prince craftily kept
03Buz3    20:43|But they took a part of
03Buz3    21:0|to Armenia with many troops but was defeated and escaped to
03Buz3    21:25|return what I have taken. But first you return their booty
03Buz3    21:27|But Tiran replied: “In my blindness
03Buz3    21:27|me to hold the reign. But make my son, Arshak, king
03Buz4    3:16|But he saw that all of
03Buz4    3:16|anyone else as our shepherd but Nerses
03Buz4    3:17|No one but he will sit on that
03Buz4    3:17|will sit on that throne.” But since, out of modesty, he
03Buz4    3:18|But the multitude, upon hearing this
03Buz4    3:20|But since Nerses had no other
03Buz4    3:26|But while they were cutting his
03Buz4    3:27|But when they saw him adorned
03Buz4    3:31|well as spiritual father, Gregory. But it was the Lord Who
03Buz4    3:32|But Nerses out of great piety
03Buz4    3:33|but it was through force, unity
03Buz4    4:14|But Nerses more than ever, regarded
03Buz4    4:37|out of their own doors, but rather that everyone would be
03Buz4    4:38|the land not be corrupted, but rather that it was fitting
03Buz4    4:58|But they commanded me to have
03Buz4    4:59|had fulfilled all the commandments, but then heard from the Lord
03Buz4    5:0|Byzantines; how he was exiled; but how other lords were returned
03Buz4    5:20|the immutability of the soul, but also in the immortality of
03Buz4    5:32|Some are born, but do not eat, become adults
03Buz4    5:33|hates health, he lacks everything, but he does not miss
03Buz4    5:42|who have not seen me, but believe in me because they
03Buz4    5:51|But if you do not believe
03Buz4    5:67|him with a sinister death. But the elders and advisers of
03Buz4    5:70|But they could not release him
03Buz4    5:76|But he insulted me of his
03Buz4    5:77|him to us for love, but he came and ruined us
03Buz4    5:78|But because he did something by
03Buz4    5:79|not listen to them anymore, but he ordered the blessed Nerses
03Buz4    6:3|be suitable for human nutrition, but there were only stones, sand
03Buz4    6:13|the correction of the wicked, but as for us, the Lord
03Buz4    7:10|But when he saw the gloomy
03Buz4    8:3|But the teachers of the fanatical
03Buz4    8:10|that he should not delay, but come at once
03Buz4    8:14|The gardeners came, tried, but could not drive the harmful
03Buz4    9:5|not have gold and silver, but should hand it over to
03Buz4    9:10|But you, for the sake of
03Buz4    10:10|not to ignore these torments, but to pray to God for
03Buz4    10:33|thing handed over to them, but no one wanted to come
03Buz4    10:35|But they would not listen to
03Buz4    11:5|But emperor Vaghes detained and exiled
03Buz4    12:20|But Xad frequently chided and reprimanded
03Buz4    12:22|But king Arshak wanted to capriciously
03Buz4    12:23|But the wealth which Xad took
03Buz4    12:26|But as he aided the poor
03Buz4    13:11|But when Xad told him about
03Buz4    13:12|does not abandon the poor but in His humanity has nourished
03Buz4    13:14|But you still have not remembered
03Buz4    13:14|the sins of your father, but placed you in his position
03Buz4    13:14|your father’s throne and crown. But you have begun to be
03Buz4    13:22|But Nerses becoming even angrier, repeated
03Buz4    13:34|But beware lest you and this
03Buz4    14:13|these given not to men, but to people wearing women’s dress
03Buz4    15:33|who accepts you, accepts me; but he who dishonors you, dishonors
03Buz4    15:34|and wander about merely alive, but without anyone to help you
03Buz4    15:36|But the king, having become fossilized
03Buz4    15:62|But after the slain man had
03Buz4    15:70|But to the degree that king
03Buz4    15:73|But then Paranjem bore the king
03Buz4    15:76|But when she was unable to
03Buz4    15:82|But no one consented to come
03Buz4    15:83|man, never advising or reproaching, but agreeing with whatever the king
03Buz4    16:5|properly or show him honor, but rather, he dishonored him with
03Buz4    16:15|break his vow to him, but keep his oath and preserve
03Buz4    16:17|But his brother Vasak the general
03Buz4    16:18|king of Iran and flee. But Shapuh note: “If you made
03Buz4    18:3|has occurred will be overlooked, but after this stand firm in
03Buz4    18:8|But subsequently Vasak arrived and stirred
03Buz4    20:3|of the emperor of Byzantium, but the Byzantines did not call
03Buz4    20:4|But the Iranian king Shapuh sent
03Buz4    20:15|or heed the Iranian troops, but rather wanted to attack the
03Buz4    20:26|do this with their help, but now the king of Armenia
03Buz4    20:35|But king Arshak and all of
03Buz4    20:48|We heard that long ago, but did not dare to tell
03Buz4    20:53|to greet the Iranian king but nowhere among them was the
03Buz4    20:59|But the Armenian king did not
03Buz4    22:4|But this information was quickly learned
03Buz4    22:6|Bagos who was incredibly courageous but not very bright. King Arshak
03Buz4    22:10|But general Vasak pursued and killed
03Buz4    22:15|it into the elephant’s body. But the elephant fell upon Bagos
03Buz4    22:16|commander of the troops died; but as for the Iranians, not
03Buz4    23:2|been a believer in God, but he abandoned the Christian faith
03Buz4    23:10|But Vasak Mamikonean went swiftly after
03Buz4    24:10|went and besieged that fortress. But when they were unable to
03Buz4    24:28|But this time too the malefactor
03Buz4    26:0|to do battle with [400000] troops, but was conquered by the Armenian
03Buz4    27:2|But then Vasak Mamikonean, the sparapet
03Buz4    29:3|But the troops of the country
03Buz4    30:2|But then general Vasak, with [40,000] troops
03Buz4    31:0|came to Armenia with [100000] troops, but departed the country of the
03Buz4    32:3|of the country of Armenia. But this time the Armenians were
03Buz4    33:1|But once again Shapuh, the king
03Buz4    33:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak
03Buz4    35:3|But the general of Armenia, Vasak
03Buz4    35:4|But on that occasion as well
03Buz4    36:5|But Meruzhan survived, a fugitive
03Buz4    37:3|But the general of Armenia, Vasak
03Buz4    38:2|But this was quickly learned by
03Buz4    39:2|But Vasak came before him with
03Buz4    40:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak
03Buz4    40:3|and destroyed the Iranian banak. But only Meruzhan, who had come
03Buz4    41:2|But the general of Armenia, Vasak
03Buz4    44:3|homosexuality, sodomy, and disgusting lewdness, but especially homosexuality
03Buz4    44:7|But the lad began to scream
03Buz4    44:8|But the mother note: “I will
03Buz4    44:9|But Pap began to shout more
03Buz4    46:2|But the arranged and prepared brigade
03Buz4    49:2|But the Armenian troops, together with
03Buz4    49:3|But on this occasion too, Meruzhan
03Buz4    51:4|Andovk, his father-in-law. But hereafter none of us from
03Buz4    51:11|But it would be better for
03Buz4    51:14|But now, in place of Christ
03Buz4    51:16|But those who were assembled there
03Buz4    53:2|But if you do not come
03Buz4    54:1|love king Arshak of Armenia, but he has always dishonored me
03Buz4    54:3|do him many good turns, but he repaid my goodness with
03Buz4    54:5|as men condemned to death. But their chief-priest, Mari, said
03Buz4    54:5|gave him the oath justly. But if he violates it, that
03Buz4    54:8|But I remembered the words of
03Buz4    54:10|But for these thirty years, king
03Buz4    54:23|and make you my son. But you braced against me and
03Buz4    54:24|gift of life from you. But my enemies duped me, made
03Buz4    54:27|strolled with him, excusing him, but going over that part of
03Buz4    54:31|But when Shapuh took him by
03Buz4    54:32|soil he harshly grew arrogant, but while going over the natural
03Buz4    54:34|But on that day, first they
03Buz4    54:39|was a lion to you, but now, I am a fox
03Buz4    54:42|have taught you a lesson. But with our eyes open, we
03Buz4    55:4|But later all the Iranian troops
03Buz4    55:5|the security of the place. But those on the outside pitched
03Buz4    55:6|the fortress for thirteen months, but were unable to take it
03Buz4    55:8|in the land of Armenia, but had gone to see the
03Buz4    55:17|and drinking and merry-making. But then suddenly, in one hour
03Buz4    55:32|But the presbyter Zuit did not
03Buz4    55:42|But now the Iranians destroyed the
03Buz4    55:50|But they took all the other
03Buz4    56:2|a tall and attractive man, but a youth, The hair on
03Buz4    56:2|on his head was grey, but his beard was still black
03Buz4    56:4|to do, and do it. But as for the question of
03Buz4    56:7|But Zuit refused. On the contrary
03Buz4    58:5|But when not a single one
03Buz4    58:15|But one of Vahan’s sons, named
03Buz5    1:10|But this time, with great entreaties
03Buz5    1:20|were fighting with that fortress, but could not take it. So
03Buz5    4:2|there with a few people but he sent the entire multitude
03Buz5    4:9|But Meruzhan Arcruni replied to Urhnayr
03Buz5    4:9|You have promised a lot, but there will be great amazement
03Buz5    4:13|But Terent, the Byzantine general, did
03Buz5    4:14|But king, you do as we
03Buz5    4:21|But king Pap said to the
03Buz5    4:22|But Nerses redoubled his intercession
03Buz5    4:24|But first administer an oath to
03Buz5    4:32|swiftly. The king was watching but the emblems of Mushegh were
03Buz5    4:39|other to fight and fight, but the judge of judges has
03Buz5    4:41|and ask him for anything, but must say: you have done
03Buz5    4:46|But do not betray us forever
03Buz5    4:56|But the Byzantine and Armenian troops
03Buz5    4:64|many of them, numerous times but is accustomed to releasing the
03Buz5    4:66|But general Mushegh answered king Pap
03Buz5    4:66|crown are not my peers, but yours. Come, just as I
03Buz5    4:67|to kill me, do so. But should a king fall into
03Buz5    5:19|a single year without fighting. But this recent war was a
03Buz5    5:26|Xuzhastan country at Andmesh fortress, but in their love, they regard
03Buz5    6:10|But the clothing was so absurdly
03Buz5    6:11|was also placed on him, but the garments folded down such
03Buz5    6:12|the cutlass to his thigh, but folds from the breeches descended
03Buz5    6:12|the cutlass, to his legs. But Dghak in no way realized
03Buz5    6:16|Dghak reached for his weapons, but was unable to lay hands
03Buz5    6:18|But when the king saw that
03Buz5    6:19|I am worthy of death, but it befits him to slay
03Buz5    7:12|I want nothing from you but that you order that I
03Buz5    7:13|is a king, my comrade, but now my bound adversary. You
03Buz5    7:14|be given to you. Go, but you should have asked for
03Buz5    7:15|laws of the Aryan kingdom. But go, what you requested will
03Buz5    7:21|But when Arshak had drunk the
03Buz5    15:2|served the king of Armenia but had rebelled. He destroyed the
03Buz5    20:1|But the brave general sparapet of
03Buz5    20:2|did not spare his life, but all the days of his
03Buz5    22:4|But he would respond to the
03Buz5    23:1|But the blessed archbishop of Armenia
03Buz5    23:4|way heeded what Nerses said, but rather, he resisted him with
03Buz5    23:4|wanted to kill him openly, but because of the Byzantine emperor
03Buz5    23:6|But the king was resentful of
03Buz5    23:6|and wanted to kill him, but did not even dare to
03Buz5    24:2|his senses or correct himself, but was also unable to bear
03Buz5    24:3|But since he was unable to
03Buz5    24:5|pure wine for that meal. But he had mixed poison into
03Buz5    24:8|But as for you, oh king
03Buz5    24:9|But Lord, forgive them this deed
03Buz5    24:13|and antidotes to save him. But he did not want it
03Buz5    26:11|But everyone was waiting for his
03Buz5    26:16|the body of Saint Shalita, but could not find it anywhere
03Buz5    28:4|of the son of God, but thought that it remained the
03Buz5    28:7|they were doomed to death. But you, most gracious God, did
03Buz5    28:7|God, did not forsake them, but by the care and grace
03Buz5    28:11|any good in the world, but for the sake of your
03Buz5    28:12|leads a strict ascetic life, but he lacks faith; so give
03Buz5    28:22|wanted to give him communion, but that brother did not agree
03Buz5    28:23|But he dug himself a pit
03Buz5    29:3|But the archbishop of Caesarea heard
03Buz5    29:5|could bless bread at court but should not dare to ordain
03Buz5    29:8|But Yusik did not dare to
03Buz5    31:11|But after Nerses’ death, everyone boldly
03Buz5    31:14|But after the death of the
03Buz5    31:17|But after his death, all this
03Buz5    31:19|But after his death king Pap
03Buz5    31:25|But he never thought about his
03Buz5    32:4|But Mushegh and all the Armenian
03Buz5    33:2|enemies of both of them. But we cannot survive without the
03Buz5    34:3|powerful hands, a brave heart, but light-minded, with a child’s
03Buz5    35:6|Shapuh of Iran several times, but did not? Rather, he released
03Buz5    35:6|hold of king Shapuh’s women, but sent them back to Shapuh
03Buz5    35:7|not want to kill him, but instead released the enemy
03Buz5    35:19|and had passed the limit, but king Varazdat kept himself away
03Buz5    37:17|were unable to kill him. But you seized him on his
03Buz5    37:18|are not even an Arsacid, but a bastard. Therefore, you do
03Buz5    37:19|We are not your servants but your peers, and we are
03Buz5    37:20|and where we came from. But you, since you are not
03Buz5    37:21|are not from this land, but from the country of the
03Buz5    37:23|But if you do not want
03Buz5    37:35|But Manuel himself shouted after his
03Buz5    37:38|of the district of Rhshtunik - but he was alive, neither wounded
03Buz5    37:40|But when king Shapuh had come
03Buz5    37:62|But when Manuel saw that what
03Buz5    38:16|But when Meruzhan was unable to
03Buz5    38:23|on your way in health. But I will not fall into
03Buz5    38:25|the days of his life. But Meruzhan went to the king
03Buz5    43:2|But this Meruzhan greatly provoked the
03Buz5    43:16|magic to consult the lots. But the witchcraft he consulted did
03Buz5    43:18|But when he reached the place
03Buz5    43:22|go along with the women. But Artawazd refused
03Buz5    43:25|women while Manuel was looking, but afterwards he armed, organized, and
03Buz5    43:27|causing many to resemble him. But he himself did not use
03Buz5    43:29|champions who had Meruzhan’s emblem, but saw that they were not
03Buz5    43:31|do not hug the horse but fly free of the horse
03Buz5    43:36|But when they struck each other
03Buz5    43:43|But on that day, there was
03Buz5    43:47|But after looking at Meruzhan’s head
03Buz5    43:47|it belonged not to Samuel but to Meruzhan Arcruni
03Buz5    43:48|But they note: “He is, nonetheless
03Buz5    44:13|unable to die in battle, but rather am dying the way
03Buz5    44:20|one dared to do it. But after his death, stupid people
03Buz6    1:11|But there were many districts which
03Buz6    1:13|But many districts had been cut
03Buz6    3:2|He was a Christian man, but in no way altered Zawen’s
03Buz6    4:2|But he followed the arrangements of
03Buz6    8:3|His greed had no limits but he could not replace piety
03Buz6    8:9|But Yohan forcibly made him dismount
03Buz6    8:12|man greatly argued and resisted, but Yohan was even more persistent
03Buz6    8:15|But he did not even know
03Buz6    8:17|But the man resisted handing over
03Buz6    8:22|But he note: “Arise and pray
03Buz6    8:24|But the woman said to her
03Buz6    8:29|But Yohan said to him: “Bring
03Buz6    9:9|But Yohan pressured the vineyard-worker
03Buz6    10:4|and I will carry them.” But the kings, instead of giving
03Buz6    15:2|But he was unable to reproach
03Buz6    15:3|But as regards clothing, he followed
03Buz6    16:1|caves and crannies - people possessing but one garment who went barefoot
03Buz6    16:5|and taught him his ways. But he had many other students
04Yegh1    1:3|of kings, son of Vram. But him Satan made his accomplice
04Yegh1    1:7|oppose him on the field, but he sent to him a
04Yegh1    1:20|of your impiety be hidden? But when it is revealed, look
04Yegh1    1:21|no need of human honor; but if you convert to one
04Yegh1    1:22|But do you, king, immediately fulfill
04Yegh1    2:29|and be unstinting in rejoicing. But immediately accomplish this command which
04Yegh1    2:35|But they bade farewell to their
04Yegh1    2:35|as in expectation of life, but as if they were to
04Yegh1    2:37|But because they were obedient to
04Yegh1    2:37|not false servants and deceitful, but serve them faithfully as if
04Yegh1    2:42|Huns, whom they call Kushans; but after fighting for two years
04Yegh1    2:47|the matter of physical warfare, but he began to think of
04Yegh1    2:47|deceit fully hid his intention; but, as it appeared to the
04Yegh1    3:51|read only to that place? But have the reading prolonged and
04Yegh1    3:52|this he was deeply smitten, but outwardly he laughed and note
04Yegh2    1:3|not know death, fears death; but he who knows death does
04Yegh2    1:8|very affluent in worldly wealth but is very poor in his
04Yegh2    1:8|not only in ordinary men but even among the very greatest
04Yegh2    1:11|life of the whole body, but the mind steers both body
04Yegh2    1:12|account not only for himself, but also for all those for
04Yegh2    1:14|with the intention of denouncing, but neither being silent in giving
04Yegh2    1:15|conjecture or sparked to rumor; but I myself was there in
04Yegh2    1:19|But on every side the Christians
04Yegh2    1:23|But when the impious ruler realized
04Yegh2    2:29|on the pretext of love, but hypocritically so that he might
04Yegh2    2:31|been in no way effective but that his opponents waxed the
04Yegh2    2:36|But the Persian king assailed his
04Yegh2    2:38|seek visible honors from you, but they wish that you remove
04Yegh2    2:42|were coming eastward to us, but to block the way for
04Yegh2    2:44|But the soldiers in unison, with
04Yegh2    2:45|their denunciation of their treatment, but he immediately affirmed with an
04Yegh2    2:48|But the others he deceitfully left
04Yegh2    3:51|he did not force them but ordered that they be offered
04Yegh2    3:57|But they, for love of Christ
04Yegh2    3:71|the Christians of the land, but he incited accusations against him
04Yegh2    3:73|not merely of inhabited lands but also of desolate areas
04Yegh2    3:75|in accordance with royal dignity but raided like brigands, until they
04Yegh2    4:83|But the one who had been
04Yegh2    4:88|Ormizd created heaven and earth, but Arhmn worked evil in opposition
04Yegh2    4:89|divided: the angels are Ormizd’s, but the demons Arhmn’s. And everything
04Yegh2    4:91|creations of the evil side; but success and empires and glory
04Yegh2    4:96|But in truth he was son
04Yegh2    4:98|their own ruin upon themselves. But why are you infatuated with
04Yegh2    5:101|is right to marry,’ but they themselves do not wish
04Yegh2    5:101|say, ’to accumulate riches,’ but they praise poverty excessively
04Yegh2    5:104|But I did not wish to
04Yegh2    5:105|But what is even worse than
04Yegh2    6:134|But as for our religionit
04Yegh2    6:134|some corner of the land, but it is spread throughout the
04Yegh2    6:134|not only in the West, but also in the East, the
04Yegh2    6:135|the world by a protector but has its confirmation in itself
04Yegh2    6:136|with the depravity of others, but from heaven above it derives
04Yegh2    6:137|of his existence from anyone, but he is eternal in himself
04Yegh2    6:137|is not in any place but is his own place; he
04Yegh2    6:137|is not in any time but time derives from him; and
04Yegh2    6:137|prior not only to heaven but also to the thoughts of
04Yegh2    6:138|mindnot merely among mortals, but also among the incorporeal angels
04Yegh2    6:138|also among the incorporeal angels. But if he himself wishes he
04Yegh2    6:138|not to earthly minded creatures but to those who believe truly
04Yegh2    6:139|Creator of heaven and earth. But as he is self-existent
04Yegh2    6:140|He himself is timeless, but when he wished he made
04Yegh2    6:140|his creatures, not from something but from nothing. For he alone
04Yegh2    6:141|thought then he created creatures, but before he created, in his
04Yegh2    6:142|not as a confused jumble, but the forms of each of
04Yegh2    6:143|our wickedness, as indeed happened; but we have as judge the
04Yegh2    6:144|good and the other evil, but one and the same wholly
04Yegh2    6:145|But if it appears to you
04Yegh2    6:149|But as for your saying that
04Yegh2    6:150|But is it then right to
04Yegh2    6:150|from it; I say no. But by using an example I
04Yegh2    7:151|to eat from the tree. But if he had previously cautioned
04Yegh2    7:155|But if you set aside for
04Yegh2    7:158|incorruptible begat creatures without corruption; but the latter fell of his
04Yegh2    7:159|being that he received punishment, but from his own laziness in
04Yegh2    7:161|But it destroyed the creatures of
04Yegh2    7:162|to call the latter good, but imperfect and corruptible
04Yegh2    7:173|But air penetrates fire and water
04Yegh2    8:177|no longer believe in fables but are pupils of the great
04Yegh2    8:180|and heaven to the angels. But if they disobey and transgress
04Yegh2    8:181|But if you err in ignorance
04Yegh2    8:182|of the bastinado is beaten, but less”; whereas he who is
04Yegh2    8:183|I less so with you. But let me and you and
04Yegh2    8:184|But accept what you dread and
04Yegh2    8:187|eating of the forbidden tree but by calling creatures god, worshipping
04Yegh2    8:188|evil counselor is not satisfied but wishes to outdo himself in
04Yegh2    8:189|anyone to destruction by force, but they sweeten sins for man’s
04Yegh2    8:189|not doing anything by force but by false deceit causing them
04Yegh2    8:191|not called evil and tormentors but very good and benevolent. Their
04Yegh2    8:191|is one, and not two; but from one of them acts
04Yegh2    8:193|he inflicted all with death; but where there was attentive obedience
04Yegh2    8:197|But we acknowledge God in this
04Yegh2    8:200|did he spoil his humanity, but he remained the same and
04Yegh2    9:201|But because we were unable to
04Yegh2    9:202|this body created by himself, but he honored as divinely fashioned
04Yegh2    9:203|as with the incorporeal angels, but all at once he put
04Yegh2    9:217|But do you ask us no
04Yegh2    9:217|may be deceived like children, but is indissolubly with Godfrom
04Yegh2    9:222|But the malicious chief-magus with
04Yegh2    10:227|not in the usual fashion but in angry terms as if
04Yegh2    10:227|services of these loyal men but merely summoning by name the
04Yegh2    10:242|not hesitating like ignoble cowards; but they bravely strengthened themselves, that
04Yegh2    10:244|But although they saw their own
04Yegh2    10:247|But on that day, he remembered
04Yegh2    10:247|at all of these customs, but like an evil demon he
04Yegh2    10:248|sea; not insignificantly and superficially, but from the bottommost depths he
04Yegh2    10:250|But the Christians, firm in Christ
04Yegh2    10:250|at the threats of tortures. But looking up they saw the
04Yegh2    11:253|have performed the same service, but perhaps more so for you
04Yegh2    11:258|But the wicked demon, full of
04Yegh2    11:260|But if you wish to live
04Yegh2    11:261|is the latter not god, but it is not even alive
04Yegh2    11:263|But it is a gift of
04Yegh2    11:263|given to some individual man, but to all rational peoples whose
04Yegh2    11:266|not only to be tortured but even to die
04Yegh2    11:271|obtain immediately what you desire. But all of you and those
04Yegh2    11:275|But the true believers in Christ
04Yegh2    11:275|counsel of their holy teachers, but they sought further ways how
04Yegh2    12:296|But then those impure ones, rising
04Yegh2    12:298|to instruct) not only Armenia but also Georgia, Albania, and the
04Yegh2    13:310|insects shall not be left, but promptly shall be brought forth
04Yegh3    1:1|and hide their cruel afflictions. But we shall give a summary
04Yegh3    1:14|undying worm is being fattened; but now you have fattened your
04Yegh3    1:21|I pity your loved ones, but more I pity your own
04Yegh3    1:22|first lord to great anger. But now how will you treat
04Yegh3    1:23|But if the just sons are
04Yegh3    1:24|went to you for safety. But now that great fortress has
04Yegh3    1:25|against the enemies of truth; but now you are our shame
04Yegh3    2:26|they spared us a little; but now because of you they
04Yegh3    2:27|tribunal not only for yourselves but also for many others whom
04Yegh3    2:29|reveal or indicate their intention, but it was impossible to remain
04Yegh3    2:32|the details of the tortures, but he did not reveal to
04Yegh3    2:38|hand, not only valiant men but also virile women
04Yegh3    2:42|But the holy priest Ḷevond, in
04Yegh3    2:43|moment to the impious ruler, but he brought a great tumult
04Yegh3    3:51|slaughternot only the outsiders but also their brothers and sons
04Yegh3    3:58|the causes of their wealth, but this much we truly understood
04Yegh3    3:61|of the executioners were blunted, but their necks were not wearied
04Yegh3    3:62|waxed cruel in their anger. But these were awake and joyful
04Yegh3    3:63|molest them in any way, but that they should remain undisturbed
04Yegh3    3:66|This we know by report. But what I have seen with
04Yegh3    3:73|wise, and I knew it; but in this matter you did
04Yegh3    4:77|But when this country is emptied
04Yegh3    4:79|But do what I say and
04Yegh3    4:85|But the marzpan had no desire
04Yegh3    4:89|But when the holy bishops saw
04Yegh3    4:95|But the latter had so demented
04Yegh3    4:100|But if they are committing these
04Yegh3    5:102|But if we stand firm in
04Yegh3    5:104|But one of the princes who
04Yegh3    5:112|because of his former transgression, but they left his condemnation to
04Yegh3    5:122|But this acclamation was continuously voiced
04Yegh3    6:138|of taxes from the treasury. But if you do not do
04Yegh3    6:140|discouraged or weakened in bravery. But there was a gathering of
04Yegh3    6:149|But if you delay even a
04Yegh3    7:153|But this ignoble man thought it
04Yegh3    7:156|were not discouraged or shaken, but were emboldened in their former
04Yegh3    7:172|But from his securely hidden lair
04Yegh3    8:178|in the region of Ghor, but gathered all the host of
04Yegh3    8:180|dismayed by their great number, but together in unison raised their
04Yegh3    8:183|do we make this prayer, but in order that all those
04Yegh3    8:184|die for love of you; but if it happens that we
04Yegh3    8:191|But one of the enemy soldiers
04Yegh3    9:204|moved off to the frontier. But they still keep with you
04Yegh3    9:205|fled to their own places, but most have followed after his
04Yegh3    9:221|But meanwhile, the messengers of the
04Yegh3    9:222|the bishops with the nobles. But of this he was not
04Yegh3    9:222|can be seen in nature; but such separation is impossible for
04Yegh3    10:230|fault with their select religion. But I consider it equal and
04Yegh3    10:234|single one of these facts, but continuously wearied my ears by
04Yegh3    10:239|But a few of them, humoring
04Yegh3    10:239|just as you have said. But now you can successfully arrange
04Yegh3    10:244|But that day he commanded them
04Yegh3    11:253|practice it even more so. But only do not withdraw from
04Yegh3    11:254|which practiced the Christian religion. But secretly and deceptively he made
04Yegh3    11:257|But although the Armenians had received
04Yegh3    11:257|the good news of life but inwardly the bitterness of death
04Yegh3    11:257|three attempts he was rebuffed, but he is not ashamed
04Yegh3    11:259|But should we believe his inconsistent
04Yegh3    11:271|But when he realized that he
04Yegh3    11:276|the greatest and the least, but even the king himself obeyed
04Yegh4    1:1|were few who struck us but very many struck by us
04Yegh4    1:6|But here our lament is not
04Yegh4    1:6|not only for one nation but for many nations and countries
04Yegh4    2:37|the mass of the laity but also many of the holy
04Yegh4    2:42|army on the Persian border, but in his actions was beyond
04Yegh4    2:48|Empire to hear this happily, but through him they were subverted
04Yegh4    3:51|But on their account, he assembled
04Yegh4    3:52|King any pause at all but sent summons for many troops
04Yegh5    1:12|way for a material cause but for spiritual virtue, they desired
04Yegh5    1:15|But all these were for earthly
04Yegh5    1:16|and suffered a merciless death. But he who advanced bravely acquired
04Yegh5    1:21|are superior in ancestral rank. But as of your own free
04Yegh5    1:23|outwardly fulfilling his impious wishesbut the Lord himself bears us
04Yegh5    2:30|unshakable rock, not on earth but above in heaven where no
04Yegh5    2:35|are not appropriate for everyone but only for him who is
04Yegh5    2:35|just deeds of our own but from the liberal bestower of
04Yegh5    2:40|not only men on earth, but also the angels in heaven
04Yegh5    2:42|and body like grieving mourners. But today we are joyful, happy
04Yegh5    2:42|Our commander is no man but the general of all martyrs
04Yegh5    2:49|day, not only on earth but also eternally in heaven
04Yegh5    2:50|death from the holy covenanters. But Mattathias and his companions had
04Yegh5    3:70|not only the outer enemies but also his kin, who had
04Yegh5    3:75|from heaven for your ascension but the Lord of chariots and
04Yegh5    4:86|not slacken or be dispirited, but with firm heart and constant
04Yegh5    4:89|of the Spirit the invisible but clear light of the rays
04Yegh5    4:91|not fall back to earth, but let us make a firm
04Yegh5    4:94|Some desire an untimely death but do not attain it, while
04Yegh5    4:95|But those who seem to us
04Yegh5    4:98|they worship and honor is but a part of its substance
04Yegh5    5:101|the form of a man, but they offer worship to creatures
04Yegh5    5:103|But since we have seen the
04Yegh5    5:104|have been deprived of life, but you who received the light
04Yegh5    5:106|seemed that he had died, but he then bore off the
04Yegh5    5:107|them in a safe place. But today bishops, priests and deacons
04Yegh5    6:139|But the Armenian army crossed over
04Yegh5    7:153|and neither side was defeated; but heroes attacked heroes and both
04Yegh5    7:154|But because the Armenian general had
04Yegh5    7:169|But on the side of the
04Yegh6    1:3|But although the priests agreed to
04Yegh6    1:5|only from the Armenian side, but even more of the Persian
04Yegh6    1:7|But those who remained within the
04Yegh6    1:12|at all of bodily life, but were wisely seeking to be
04Yegh6    1:14|the death penalty on them. But after inflicting the bastinado on
04Yegh6    1:15|But the Armenian populace, who were
04Yegh6    1:19|live like beasts in caves but in piety than to live
04Yegh6    1:19|luxuriously in their own houses but in apostasy
04Yegh6    2:27|But had they not seen with
04Yegh6    2:30|But just as we have often
04Yegh6    2:33|But the defenders valiantly resisted, struck
04Yegh6    2:34|But they (the Persians) resorted to
04Yegh6    2:37|But he did not listen and
04Yegh6    2:49|Ardzakh remain quiet and peaceful, but they continually sent to the
04Yegh6    3:51|But the Armenians also blamed them
04Yegh6    3:59|and the loss of troops, but even more at the destruction
04Yegh6    3:59|been able to fortify it, but then it had been taken
04Yegh6    3:64|he did not hesitate either, but willingly came and presented himself
04Yegh6    3:69|But since they were bringing the
04Yegh6    3:71|But although he was informed about
04Yegh6    4:81|But what was most important of
04Yegh6    4:82|people, nor am I pleased. But today I issue the same
04Yegh6    4:88|But although they knew the cruelty
04Yegh6    4:90|his presence, not in bonds but with feet and hands untied
04Yegh6    5:107|not only to his friends but most of all toward the
04Yegh6    5:119|But had you not heard before
04Yegh6    5:121|But neither you, nor he, nor
04Yegh6    5:125|exceedingly angry and deeply hurt. But wishing to be patient in
04Yegh6    6:129|But the nobles who had willingly
04Yegh6    6:134|of the land of Siunik, but by treachery and intrigue he
04Yegh6    6:140|But the Armenian nobles and holy
04Yegh6    6:140|expected to come upon them, but rather they wondered at the
04Yegh6    6:142|perfect piety is heavenly wisdom. But this no one can acquire
04Yegh6    6:146|baths and lost the crown, but the thirty-nine patiently endured
04Yegh6    6:148|not only saints to lamentation, but even all brutal men
04Yegh6    6:149|tears over the lost one. But then they began to sing
04Yegh6    6:149|princes. All nations surrounded me, but through the name of the
04Yegh6    6:150|turn to their own destruction. But we shall call on the
04Yegh6    7:151|court. He looked and yearned, but no one allowed him to
04Yegh6    7:161|remained alive in his mouth, but no confession was found on
04Yegh7    1:2|in the citadel of Niwshapuh. But two of the blessed prisoners
04Yegh7    1:4|submitted to the king’s authority, but when he saw the saints
04Yegh7    1:5|But since he was unable to
04Yegh7    1:12|But in the vexation of his
04Yegh7    1:14|can withstand your great power. But the gods have become angry
04Yegh7    1:20|But the chief-magus to whom
04Yegh7    1:22|all the religion of magism. But beyond these is a further
04Yegh7    2:27|this way for forty days but had heard no word of
04Yegh7    2:30|But the guards in charge of
04Yegh7    2:32|has been entrusted to us, but we do not remember any
04Yegh7    2:33|know what you are doing. But on the other hand, if
04Yegh7    2:42|seen in a confused way, but the illumination was emanating from
04Yegh7    2:44|and went to his lodging, but was quite unable to tell
04Yegh7    2:48|But the saintly Joseph began to
04Yegh7    2:49|great tribulation of our bodies. But we are not at all
04Yegh7    2:50|But we, for love of our
04Yegh7    3:53|But our King is liberal and
04Yegh7    3:54|But as for the comforts which
04Yegh7    3:54|others who escaped such troubles. But as we came willingly and
04Yegh7    3:55|considers our death as mortal but requites to us as immortals
04Yegh7    3:57|But one day in the evening
04Yegh7    3:67|us, Lord, not to us but to your name give glory
04Yegh7    3:68|approach and consume my body. But you, Lord of all, came
04Yegh7    3:70|of many to their destruction; but for those for whom I
04Yegh7    3:73|But he remained on his feet
04Yegh7    3:73|feet; he did not sleep but raised his hands up in
04Yegh7    4:78|But one whom we did not
04Yegh7    4:82|work of your fingers,’ but: I shall see you, Lord
04Yegh7    4:84|the work of your fingers, but he saw heaven and its
04Yegh7    4:97|But although he himself had attained
04Yegh7    5:102|the head of the table, but the blessed one responded: “What
04Yegh7    5:106|But the holy bishop with all
04Yegh7    5:119|brought the crown for you but he gave the joyful news
04Yegh7    6:128|But since they were unable to
04Yegh7    6:131|But he is the same Lord
04Yegh7    6:136|astonished at what had happened, but did not dare question him
04Yegh7    6:143|But he made haste to go
04Yegh7    6:145|unable to have any effect, but teachers of our own religion
04Yegh7    6:146|was perverted to their religion, but a man who was hamakden
04Yegh7    6:148|But if we condemn him with
04Yegh7    6:150|Nazarenes were honored and revered. But if they offer the same
04Yegh7    7:151|But now I put you under
04Yegh7    7:156|merely to question you verbally but also to inflict all forms
04Yegh7    7:157|But before I lay hands on
04Yegh7    7:159|eyes as a blood brother but today as a total enemy
04Yegh7    7:159|me from your former affection but carry out against me the
04Yegh7    7:166|But there was a man from
04Yegh7    7:173|But they could not fully comprehend
04Yegh7    8:179|regard for his great honor, but like a foreign captive I
04Yegh7    8:182|bonds and saved from death, but you will also be sent
04Yegh7    8:183|serves creatures without so willing, but that the king of his
04Yegh7    8:186|does not so teach us but enjoins us very strictly to
04Yegh7    8:186|not as some insignificant man but to serve them as we
04Yegh7    8:187|to render them devoted service, but for love of the king
04Yegh7    8:189|But I shall speak to you
04Yegh7    8:190|would not be called brave but very cowardly
04Yegh7    8:194|blood for love of Christ, but slew with harsh blows the
04Yegh7    8:196|not merely your royal court but even the luminaries of heaven
04Yegh7    9:202|prosperity and the king’s glory. But you impart very ignorant teaching
04Yegh7    9:205|But if the nature of your
04Yegh7    9:208|offers obeisance to his nobles. But if any really wise man
04Yegh7    9:211|because of its pure light, but as God’s command it spreads
04Yegh7    9:212|But the celestial beings have no
04Yegh7    9:220|is invisible to bodily eyes, but his power is comprehended by
04Yegh7    10:237|been seduced by that man. But as he is sick of
04Yegh7    10:239|sake of sordid material interests. But humbly and modestly they must
04Yegh7    10:240|spoke, you did not lie but said the exact truth
04Yegh7    10:241|But he does not seduce us
04Yegh7    10:245|with you for so long, but I am tolerating you out
04Yegh7    10:247|foreigners is fulfilling God’s commandments. But he must also look to
04Yegh7    10:247|are not masters of ourselves, but there is someone who will
04Yegh7    10:249|But we cannot transgress the command
04Yegh7    10:250|But as for your saying of
04Yegh7    11:254|you scorned and despised doctors. But if I found no health
04Yegh7    11:256|not delay to visit them, but quickly endeavor to offer them
04Yegh7    11:258|no attention to all that but orders the gold-braided covers
04Yegh7    11:260|But now that you have become
04Yegh7    11:260|of our own free choosing but (have affected us) as happens
04Yegh7    11:261|But Christ, the true living and
04Yegh7    11:263|wish to learn from us but you still desire to mislead
04Yegh7    11:264|But I shall tell you briefly
04Yegh7    11:267|But do you, who have power
04Yegh7    12:278|to your own well-being, but your real desire is for
04Yegh7    12:279|am not a bloodthirsty beast, but I seek vengeance for the
04Yegh7    12:283|But who can kill the fire
04Yegh7    12:292|the nature of created things. But admit to me: did you
04Yegh7    12:297|’We do not know. But this much we understand, that
04Yegh7    13:301|and worship, it burns us; but if we do not come
04Yegh7    13:304|only blind in their minds; but our king is blind in
04Yegh7    13:314|The just have many tribulations; but the Lord preserves them from
04Yegh7    13:317|prepared and shaped by you, but the art of your labor
04Yegh7    13:319|condemn them one by one but that a general order for
04Yegh7    13:323|But the names of the six
04Yegh7    14:334|But the man from Khuzhastan whom
04Yegh7    14:347|on us and our persons. But if we bring them before
04Yegh8    1:2|of Christ. He interrogated them, but they did not agree to
04Yegh8    1:3|tortured them with the bastinado, but they persisted in the same
04Yegh8    1:6|named Khoren, and he Abraham. But in our spiritual rank we
04Yegh8    1:8|they were not insignificant persons but had ancestral possessions of worthy
04Yegh8    1:11|own country, all was well. But when they became criminally involved
04Yegh8    1:15|But in return for not doing
04Yegh8    1:21|is not only our responsibility but (occurred) in regular order and
04Yegh8    1:24|uttering slanders like a man, but now you are uselessly barking
04Yegh8    1:25|you would be insulting it. But by nature, it is without
04Yegh8    2:26|to test us by words? But make a review of your
04Yegh8    2:26|who are the more perfect but also by him who seems
04Yegh8    2:29|But after three hours had passed
04Yegh8    2:30|do not hesitate or linger; but what you did to them
04Yegh8    2:31|they gave orders in words, but we brought them to fruition
04Yegh8    2:44|But because they had been deprived
04Yegh8    3:54|But the blessed Abraham ceaselessly continued
04Yegh8    3:58|by the rain-bringing clouds, but by the holy martyrs who
04Yegh8    3:63|merely for our bodily wants, but more specially to see our
04Yegh8    4:76|But although the blessed confessor was
04Yegh8    4:76|all for any bodily need; but he chose for himself a
04Yegh9    1:15|and some from the lesser; but they were all princes by
04Yegh9    1:18|willingly went to be tested, but we are more especially amazed
04Yegh9    1:21|of blasphemy from their mouths but only continuous thanksgiving like that
04Yegh9    2:26|will never deviate from it, but will remain true to themselves
04Yegh9    2:28|But this is the regret in
04Yegh9    2:29|any more about these matters, but carry out whatever you have
04Yegh9    2:50|had previously been a Christian; but Yazkert, king of kings, had
04Yegh9    3:55|did not wish to submit, but breached the Pass of Chor
04Yegh9    3:56|to bring him to terms. But in writing and by messages
04Yegh9    3:61|they unable to subject him but terrible afflictions befell them, some
04Yegh9    3:64|was not fighting for power but for piety
04Yegh9    3:70|Armenian nobles not being released. But he greatly increased their allowances
04Yegh9    3:72|But I must return to that
04Yegh9    3:74|hundred, not only older women but many of the younger generation
04Yegh9    4:77|comfort of their matronly nobility, but like laboring men used to
04Yegh9    4:78|of the hope of eternity, but in the tribulations of the
04Yegh9    4:81|accordance with their noble rank, but they shared all they had
04Yegh9    5:101|mortals saw this and rejoiced, but they were never able to
04Yegh9    5:107|as mourning and suffering widows, but in their souls, they were
04Yegh9    5:108|to see our dear ones?” But the desire of their prayers
05Parp1    3:1|upon themselves and their land. But those who divided and broke
05Parp1    3:12|are those among the Byzantines, but many more among the Syrians
05Parp1    5:6|truthfullyis beyond my abilities. But by God’s aid may I
05Parp2    6:5|conflict nor affection between us but now they threaten us with
05Parp2    6:5|of someone better than himself. But should we bow and incline
05Parp2    7:11|of the coveted Ayrarat plain, but worms which are nourished by
05Parp2    9:1|and is loyal to you, but all his displays are false
05Parp2    9:2|But would you, if you knew
05Parp2    9:3|as cultivation of the land. But they did not know that
05Parp2    10:1|there properly and without reproach, but then he began to long
05Parp2    10:10|But first it would be worthwhile
05Parp2    10:22|But they hesitated when it came
05Parp2    12:2|to the land of Armenia but was gathered to his fathers
05Parp2    13:2|commit such things are guilty, but even those who countenance them
05Parp2    13:5|or incorrectly related by you. But now as regards strategems, worthy
05Parp2    13:22|so quickly and without delay, but I will never consent to
05Parp2    13:23|of saving (him] from ruin. But I will not agree to
05Parp2    13:25|between members of the brotherhood, but brother goes to law against
05Parp2    13:28|themselves. They are physically corrupt, but are not unbelievers and pagans
05Parp2    13:28|not unbelievers and pagans; foul, but not fire-worshipers; womanizers, but
05Parp2    13:28|but not fire-worshipers; womanizers, but not worshipers of the elements
05Parp2    13:28|are ill with one disease, but are not infected with all
05Parp2    13:31|entreaties before the Armenian nobility, but was unable to get them
05Parp2    14:6|they are saying about me. But it is their natural custom
05Parp2    14:8|But (Sahak] responded: “I do not
05Parp2    14:11|authority, exalted by many honors. But if you stubbornly resist and
05Parp2    14:13|But the holy man would in
05Parp2    14:15|about what had actually happened, but in a hostile manner causing
05Parp2    14:15|listening did not believe them. But they had resolved to abolish
05Parp2    15:1|But a short time later, resisted
05Parp2    15:6|But (in your case] day by
05Parp2    16:0|humankind, not from mortal hands, but through the grace of the
05Parp2    16:8|But I am unable to rule
05Parp2    17:14|to be composed of material but of light
05Parp2    17:19|But the fruit of all four
05Parp2    17:26|But of the shining rays of
05Parp2    17:37|not only before you here, but also of all things hereafter
05Parp2    17:37|Gregory, that man of God. But everything that will be done
05Parp2    17:49|not only with the poor, but also with their companions, brothers
05Parp2    17:59|of the holy council of [318], but in bold pursuit of worldly
05Parp2    17:62|the ground to be trampled, but rather with the globe appearing
05Parp2    17:62|of the prince of destruction, but will die in peaceful repose
05Parp2    17:67|not only among the men, but also among the women), although
05Parp2    17:77|of my uneasiness of heart, but also out of fear of
05Parp3    20:10|But the peoples who have submitted
05Parp3    20:12|from another, to the seeker. But clearly one cannot bestow on
05Parp3    20:15|not by their own will, but rather at the command of
05Parp3    20:16|childhood and knew it well. But submerged in the envy of
05Parp3    21:1|about the attractiveness of profits, but about the saving of souls
05Parp3    21:5|you receive from the lands, but the great and important (issue
05Parp3    21:9|then they had been strayed but now had come onto the
05Parp3    22:1|But now, informed by the mages
05Parp3    24:2|But concerning the salvation or loss
05Parp3    24:10|ridicule), unworthy of being readbut which, in your great wisdom
05Parp3    25:3|themselves and of their land. But now you must be bold
05Parp3    25:7|summonses did not bode peace but the ruination of their souls
05Parp3    25:9|considered to be in rebellion, but they were in agitated doubt
05Parp3    25:10|saying: “Yes, let us go, but let us not consent to
05Parp3    25:12|But should someone decide to violate
05Parp3    26:5|But the king repeated his question
05Parp3    26:5|dare to resist my order. But I want to hear from
05Parp3    26:8|not to resist (our) command; but that there is some matter
05Parp3    26:11|But should you Armenians, Iberians and
05Parp3    26:12|were silent for a moment. But then Vardan, lord of the
05Parp3    26:15|But it is impossible to alter
05Parp3    27:3|But were we to think solely
05Parp3    27:12|our strategem, if you are but able to convince yourself for
05Parp3    27:17|But as for me, one among
05Parp3    27:27|blessed Apostle of Christ, Paul. But the Armenian, Iberian and Aghbanian
05Parp3    27:29|on a pretext you will but temporarily consent to what the
05Parp3    28:0|fire-temple, some of thembut not allon pretexts and
05Parp3    28:8|flourishing, and about material benefits. But you have demonstrated even more
05Parp3    28:9|as though to one individual, but as though serving many individuals
05Parp3    28:14|not only before you Aryans, but at the emperor’s court, and
05Parp3    29:0|those who were ill, alive, but half-dead. Those who were
05Parp3    29:1|the clerics with heavenly delight. But on this occasion, one could
05Parp3    29:5|fulfilled what had been said, but they were unexpectedly attacked by
05Parp3    30:2|the death of the sinner, but his conversion and life’ [Ecclesiastes 18, 23]; or
05Parp3    30:16|themselves with you, have escaped. But all of us will be
05Parp3    30:18|But as you have taken care
05Parp3    30:20|he gains the whole world but loses his soul; and what
05Parp3    30:21|benefit for our own souls, but would rejoice in the salvation
05Parp3    30:24|But no one of our azg
05Parp3    31:1|blessed sparapet of Armenia, Vardan, but celebrated (mass) with priests in
05Parp3    31:2|But although he was bothered by
05Parp3    31:3|flourishing covenant of the Church. But as a virtuous person, he
05Parp3    31:6|But that holy man of God
05Parp3    31:6|not put confidence in words, but rather, was concerned about his
05Parp3    32:2|of Armenia, and the sepuhs. But to that time, they did
05Parp3    32:3|halted his turn to salvation, but his very intentions, those of
05Parp3    32:9|God and there is none but You
05Parp3    32:21|fire and water are brothers; but the embrace was more inimical
05Parp3    33:5|But the venerable sparapet of Armenia
05Parp3    34:1|sent them along with (Vardan). But many of the most prominent
05Parp3    34:6|was then the royal chamberlain, but subsequently became head of the
05Parp3    34:7|Their numbers are not many, but few
05Parp3    34:8|But this impious one did not
05Parp3    35:2|great one in his greatness, but let them glory in God
05Parp3    35:3|having few or many (soldiers) but with God’s will
05Parp3    35:10|But as for Arshawir Kamsarakan, he
05Parp3    35:13|But the venerable general of Armenia
05Parp3    36:4|troops with him could not but be dismayed. They vowed to
05Parp3    36:5|it in the heavenly grainary, but throwing the straw to the
05Parp3    36:13|But when the crazed words were
05Parp3    37:13|Armenian army) wanted to hurry, but before that, the Iranian brigade
05Parp3    38:0|flock that had lazily dispersed. But they permitted them to rest
05Parp3    38:11|But the fate of a martyr
05Parp3    38:19|Church comes not from mankind, but is bestowed by the holy
05Parp3    38:19|are not only (Gregory’s) pupils, but are blood-relations
05Parp3    38:22|But I will take that cup
05Parp3    39:2|to force anyone (to fight), but rather only to exhort them
05Parp3    39:5|But another multitude of Armenian troops
05Parp3    39:6|achieve (martyrdom) attained it there. But then the Iranian troops quickly
05Parp3    39:7|restricted in some secure place (but some (of the fugitives) at
05Parp3    40:3|to agitate the Armenian people but rather to subdue them with
05Parp3    41:2|aid them with a brigade. But while this holy man was
05Parp3    41:8|in the hope of salvation, but be found worthy to drink
05Parp3    41:9|But they did not arrive in
05Parp3    42:3|wanted to go to court, but he sent the others before
05Parp3    42:7|But God saw to it that
05Parp3    42:10|But he did not ask the
05Parp3    42:10|through the prophet: “They reigned, but not through me, and they
05Parp3    42:10|and they made an agreement, but not through my will
05Parp3    42:11|was to receive great honor, but, as the above-cited just
05Parp3    42:15|your peace come upon it; but if it is not worthy
05Parp3    42:24|efforts’that, and nothing else. But indeed, should you, during your
05Parp3    43:5|and just kings and princes. But we refuse to replace the
05Parp3    43:6|departed. We saw no man, but only the fire, in ashes
05Parp3    43:7|But as for (the information) given
05Parp3    43:8|extinguish or harm the fire, but we were honoring it, and
05Parp3    44:4|light (which you see today, but are unworthy of) more severe
05Parp3    44:10|These are not my words, but those of Him Who is
05Parp3    44:15|of water or other materials. But a fire made of wood
05Parp3    44:15|it is not the fire, but the wood which should be
05Parp3    44:20|false and your doctrines, foolish. But you did not listen. Tyrannies
05Parp3    44:25|But now, let us know if
05Parp3    44:29|eye, are just and perspicacious. But the grandees as well as
05Parp3    45:3|But he ordered the impious Mihrnerseh
05Parp3    45:6|But the wretch did not know
05Parp3    45:16|and we hated (doing it), but we decided to get ourselves
05Parp3    46:0|your duplicitous affairs and actions. But come now, say, what were
05Parp3    46:4|But know this: from now on
05Parp3    46:14|But you, sinner, (are fated) to
05Parp3    48:2|But (Yazkert) commanded that the two
05Parp3    48:9|who long since deserved death, but because of your delay, are
05Parp3    48:10|be very heavy and blameworthy. But they dared set their hands
05Parp3    48:13|But before killing them, (Yazkert) ordered
05Parp3    49:1|and were filled with joy. But before the saint’s death, for
05Parp3    50:2|But the king ordered Vehdenshapuh to
05Parp3    50:5|with their wealth to obtain but a tooth or fingernail from
05Parp3    50:6|belonged to their devious sect but now hold our radiant and
05Parp3    50:7|and give them to purchase but a small piece of the
05Parp3    50:11|But when the blessed priests heard
05Parp3    51:1|be worthy of the same, but because of those who would
05Parp3    51:7|But behold, now we are about
05Parp3    51:13|But our eyes are full of
05Parp3    51:21|Be not saddened, but rejoice in the word that
05Parp3    51:21|not leave you as orphans, but will come to you [John 14, 18].’
05Parp3    52:7|and broke them with hammers. But they barely freed the saints’
05Parp3    53:9|But the impious ones did not
05Parp3    54:9|a moment, day or night, but kept him with him in
05Parp3    54:10|note: “They made a plan, but not mine,” and the psalmist
05Parp3    54:10|note: “They made a plan but were unable to realize it
05Parp3    54:12|even to listen to Xuzhik but rather said to him: “Would
05Parp3    54:13|thanked Vehdenshapuh for the favor. But in his heart he glorified
05Parp3    55:6|would not deserve to live. (But you were guilty of the
05Parp3    55:9|But should you not accept it
05Parp3    55:12|But the holy bishop Sahak immediately
05Parp3    55:13|Do as you please, but do not procrastinate by speaking
05Parp3    55:19|folk in bondage, shall live, but if you stubbornly refuse, you
05Parp3    55:21|But do as you please, right
05Parp3    55:22|about the god-like king. But know that the destruction which
05Parp3    56:2|But as for you, although you
05Parp3    56:10|There is but one thing lacking from our
05Parp3    56:13|this brigade of unshakable union. But this was impossible. They commenced
05Parp3    56:14|But the blessed bishop Sahak said
05Parp3    57:0|fall over to the ground, but rather stood up against a
05Parp3    57:17|But the right hand of the
05Parp3    57:19|to flee from the place. But because their hearts were smiten
05Parp3    57:22|But the venerable Xuzhik separated from
05Parp3    57:24|come up with any strategems, but could only attempt to keep
05Parp3    57:25|But as for (the princes) they
05Parp3    57:26|But the venerable Xuzhik realized that
05Parp3    57:33|But the venerable Xuzhik first brought
05Parp3    57:34|miraculous man’s name to us, but the Omniscent has recorded it
05Parp3    57:38|merchant (possessing) an earthly treasure, but suddenly became a merchant who
05Parp3    58:2|We wanted to accompany them, but you forcibly ordered us kept
05Parp3    58:2|hope we will be worthy. But if you killed them, be
05Parp3    58:3|the route of your vardapets. But I shall ask the king
05Parp3    58:5|sent back to their land. But if they do not accept
05Parp3    58:7|prepared not only for crippling, but for flaying and death, for
05Parp4    60:1|sons (Hormizd [III] and Peroz) reigned, but they were at odds with
05Parp4    61:3|There is but one truth and holiness, as
05Parp4    62:2|not as careless, useless women, but as valiant men might, being
05Parp4    62:6|But they also had yet another
05Parp4    63:2|brigade has been the Syrian, but the Armenian is even worse
05Parp4    63:4|through the gifts of man but rather with the aid of
05Parp4    63:13|But, surprisingly, there were some worthy
05Parp4    64:3|consented to hold your faith. But (Giwt) then calls them to
05Parp4    64:12|chosen to do at present, but something I have done from
05Parp4    64:17|But he sent (the following message
05Parp4    64:19|But should you stubbornly refuse to
05Parp4    64:22|my office not from him but from his servants, either he
05Parp4    64:23|But as for the episcopal ordination
05Parp4    64:30|But suddenly he stopped himself for
05Parp4    64:32|But tell him, that I will
05Parp4    64:33|and live wherever you like, but you are removed from the
05Parp4    64:34|the cares of the world. But he was unconsolably disturbed and
05Parp4    64:35|the priests and the Christians, but even more so by the
05Parp4    65:5|He came back to Armenia but still was unable to stop
05Parp4    65:14|Vriw has demonstrated for you. But I am not blind, for
05Parp4    65:16|But if there were some oppression
05Parp4    65:17|But I know you are tiring
05Parp4    65:21|But there was no peace of
05Parp4    66:5|goodly visit from On High. But they were afraid that perhaps
05Parp4    66:6|But Christ spared them (the actualization
05Parp4    66:11|But I am unable and dare
05Parp4    66:13|But more than anything else, I
05Parp4    66:14|a resolution of the matter. But do not tire me out
05Parp4    66:15|is fully correct and true. But we are placing our hopes
05Parp4    66:15|the Byzantines or the Huns, but primarily on the mercy of
05Parp4    66:17|up and cause him grief. But I prefer death than to
05Parp4    67:4|they went after the fugitives. But because the marzpan and the
05Parp4    67:4|not flee by direct roads but by different ones, and so
05Parp4    67:6|But the marzpan and the hazarapet
05Parp4    67:7|along with the Armenian naxarars, but then broke the holy vow
05Parp4    67:8|to bring out the Huns, but as yet, he has not
05Parp4    67:8|a brigade to the Armenians, but it has not arrived yet
05Parp4    68:2|But remembering the all-conquering aid
05Parp4    68:2|or the lack of them, but rather by (God’s) hand. This
05Parp4    68:4|must think of nothing else, but to quickly go against them
05Parp4    68:19|bad nor harmed royal affairs. But command me to state the
05Parp4    68:20|and to see your qualities. But you are bad and useless
05Parp4    68:22|that the brigade was numerous but that many of the men
05Parp4    68:23|it is fine and good. But should something untoward happen, the
05Parp4    69:11|But it was Hrahat, son of
05Parp4    69:14|But then, suddenly, someone heard the
05Parp4    69:15|But then through the spying of
05Parp4    69:15|Then the two brothers, with but few men, attacked that limitless
05Parp4    70:1|he delayed acting on this. But then, from somewhere, he assembled
05Parp4    70:2|refuge in and depended upon; but there were no people to
05Parp4    70:3|scorched the souls of all but a few
05Parp4    70:6|something for his own benefit, but rather with exhortation I will
05Parp4    70:7|will be saved from Gehenna, but whoever slips and strays from
05Parp4    71:17|But the latter, terrified, called back
05Parp4    71:23|of my heart in words. But I am even more delighted
05Parp4    72:2|But, recalling the irresistible miracles of
05Parp4    72:4|But in the case of Vard
05Parp4    72:4|only was he personally freed, but he peacefully reached the country
05Parp4    72:7|psalms: “They collapsed and fell; but we rose and stood upright
05Parp4    72:7|the wicked were cut off, but the horns of the righteous
05Parp4    73:1|delayed granting the man’s desire, but quickly accepted the request, sent
05Parp4    73:4|brigade of Huns to come, but they have not arrived yet
05Parp4    73:4|they have not arrived yet. But by the time you arrive
05Parp4    73:5|the Huns shall destroy them. But it seems to me that
05Parp4    73:8|will arrive in two days.” But the two days of this
05Parp4    73:10|are really allied with you. But if we see that it
05Parp4    73:16|Iranian camp and lodged there. But that night, many people in
05Parp4    73:16|because we want to be, but out of fear of Vahan
05Parp4    73:16|fear of Vahan, Armenia’s general. But our plans and thoughts are
05Parp4    73:16|would not leave your service but that bad individuals among us
05Parp4    73:17|But if you do not ever
05Parp4    73:20|be unable to withstand us. But if we had to postpone
05Parp4    74:2|were ranged opposite each other, but had not yet begun to
05Parp4    74:9|desired the cup of martyrdom, but were found unworthy) turned their
05Parp4    74:11|But there were those who wanted
05Parp4    74:13|But Hrahat Kamsarakan, after violently racing
05Parp4    75:7|But as for the king who
05Parp4    75:9|of worship of) the fire. But as soon as they are
05Parp4    75:10|But goodness, bravery, intellect and knowledge
05Parp4    75:10|these things are not demanded, but are scorned. Rather, the duplicity
05Parp4    75:11|worst brigade is the Syrian. But the Armenian is even more
05Parp4    75:14|anyone of any other nationality. But as you know, it was
05Parp4    75:14|accomplished not with many cavalrymen, but with [100] men, or even less
05Parp4    75:17|But the people whom you have
05Parp4    75:20|But when I became a conscious
05Parp4    75:23|were open to such falsehoods, but that you would not think
05Parp4    76:2|Following behind with great diligence but sadly was (Hrahat’s) brother, Nerseh
05Parp4    76:7|Gregory, the man of God. But he did this with his
05Parp4    76:14|by apostasizing (Yazd) would live, but so that through apostasy he
05Parp4    76:16|my poverty, and purchase (life). But it would be extremely stupid
05Parp4    76:16|purchases (life) and is saved, but dies the next day and
05Parp4    77:5|were or from what district. But in accordance with his virtue
05Parp4    77:11|places and many rugged caves. But (the priest) was afraid to
05Parp4    77:12|But now, hurry and send here
05Parp4    77:19|to look at him again, but was unable because the increasingly
05Parp4    77:22|and who, confounded, sought Elisha. But they did not heed his
05Parp4    77:23|But so that I do not
05Parp4    77:24|But imprudent and weak-minded men
05Parp4    78:1|was at the ostan with but few naxarars and only a
05Parp4    78:8|But as for those men who
05Parp4    80:6|no other women than us. But should they hear anything else
05Parp4    80:11|you seem significant and important, but for the mystery of our
05Parp4    80:13|from you and appear lustrous, but then we would be eternally
05Parp4    80:14|But as for our women, we
05Parp4    80:14|blame our lack of faith, but not your violence and force
05Parp4    81:0|him unawares, and kill him. But he was able to accomplish
05Parp4    81:5|But the Armenian brigade was prepared
05Parp4    82:3|he will reduce us to but a few, and make us
05Parp4    82:4|But hurry and do not let
05Parp4    82:5|left him to me, in but five days, with my brigade
05Parp4    83:1|and who should they see but the Iranian military commander, Shapuh
05Parp4    83:7|We are few in number. But if the Almighty wishes to
05Parp4    83:8|But let us always exalt in
05Parp4    83:13|But Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean, made
05Parp4    83:15|them which we cannot see. But if they stupidly want to
05Parp4    83:19|the other Armenians with arrows, but rather with the notch of
05Parp4    83:21|But when he did not come
05Parp4    84:2|and was thoroughly frightened, wondering but not knowing what to do
05Parp4    84:8|But as I review the events
05Parp4    85:7|or unworthiness of the men. But everyone in the brigade knew
05Parp4    85:10|protested many times to Peroz. But (Peroz) would not listen to
05Parp4    85:12|I did not kill you but let you return in peace
05Parp4    86:1|have seen or know about, but rather like those of the
05Parp4    86:2|here and which you see, but also (we then had with
05Parp4    86:4|previously knew to be brave, but whom I now know even
05Parp4    86:6|But Shapuh left the Kamsarakan women
05Parp4    87:5|fragmentation not only to himself but to the Aryan world generally
05Parp4    88:3|But Shapuh-Mihran whom you appointed
05Parp4    88:10|But I who was there recall
05Parp4    88:20|But be careful to first assemble
05Parp4    88:20|will give you friendly pretexts but then trick and somehow harm
05Parp4    88:22|But it seems that Vahan would
05Parp4    89:0|dare to enter Armenian areas, but rather stopped in the district
05Parp4    89:4|in writing or by message; but only by speaking face-to
05Parp4    89:5|But I will tell you three
05Parp4    89:6|you are not my own, but those of all the people
05Parp4    89:7|as natural and loyal servants. But if they do not agree
05Parp4    89:7|be ruined, and gladly die, but we shall not worship an
05Parp4    89:9|on the basis of princeship but rather that you correctly learn
05Parp4    89:9|permit the foolish to approach, but even chase them from the
05Parp4    89:10|will be successful and correct. But if you like it otherwise
05Parp4    89:14|But the king who sees with
05Parp4    89:14|be satisfied with their labor but will increase their efforts, trying
05Parp4    89:17|But if you cannot give us
05Parp4    89:17|now are ready to die, but we cannot serve the lord
05Parp4    90:9|But this news has joyfully consoled
05Parp4    91:14|not unseeing or useless men, but good, perspicacious, and wise folk
05Parp4    91:16|For you displayed bravery with but few men, always fighting against
05Parp4    91:17|ground, keeping (your) brigade unharmed, but ready at the next moment
05Parp4    91:21|is better that he live but one day recognized for personal
05Parp4    91:24|have dreamed of or attempted. But all of (his) servants, seeing
05Parp4    91:24|doing the same every day, but were unwilling to risk death
05Parp4    91:25|But you and the men united
05Parp4    91:26|had no parallel among men, but rather resembled a wild beast
05Parp4    91:28|But should you willingly submit, and
05Parp4    92:6|But I am still saddened by
05Parp4    92:8|so that they can live. But such deceitful men know that
05Parp4    92:8|not through wisdom and bravery but through false traffic with ashes
05Parp4    92:11|not just once or twice, but, if he heard them ten
05Parp4    92:13|But we chose first to inform
05Parp4    93:3|the entire brigade he had. But all the oath-breaking Armenians
05Parp4    93:9|to his beloved oath-keepers, but filled with shame and ignominy
05Parp4    93:11|But an ashen color descended upon
05Parp4    93:15|price, the name of rebellion, but it was not given to
05Parp4    93:16|immediately they let him in. But none of them were permitted
05Parp4    93:17|It is not you speaking, but the Spirit of your Father
05Parp4    93:19|But I and the oath-keeping
05Parp4    94:5|for a place to cross, but they did not find one
05Parp4    94:6|But Armenia’s brave general, Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    94:13|areas where he secured himself. But they arrested him and brought
05Parp4    95:2|inquiring about his well-being, but asked no more of him
05Parp4    95:5|usually possible to replace him. But because of his pride, such
05Parp4    95:7|the Aryans thought of doing, but were incapable of it. For
05Parp4    95:7|death, regarding life as sweet. But you, never regarding this world
05Parp4    95:12|or tormented by something else, but you attacked us spiritually. Neither
05Parp4    95:13|do not believe (in Zoroastrianism). But, not heeding our protests, imperiously
05Parp4    95:15|But come now and show (me
05Parp4    95:18|duplicitously they hold your faith, but they pollute the fire as
05Parp4    95:20|But the last have been made
05Parp4    95:21|But now demand that we honor
05Parp4    95:24|clear not only to believers, but to non-believers that the
05Parp4    96:10|But since you asked and encouraged
05Parp4    96:14|But regarding the Arcrunid terut’iwn, wait
05Parp4    98:7|such grace and adept prudence. But as for mortals, I boldly
05Parp4    98:9|But (Vahan), since he is a
05Parp4    98:11|But if he (Vahan) were to
05Parp4    99:6|the rationally right-minded people, but (a day) of tearful mourning
05Parp4    100:1|sent to heal the sick [Luke 10:9], but though they had in themselves
05Parp4    100:7|But the one and same comely
05Parp4    100:10|But today, with joy in my
05Parp4    100:13|could become king without God but then fled. Clothed with shame
05Parp4    100:13|beneath the altar. “They reigned, but not by me; they forged
05Parp4    100:13|by me; they forged alliances, but not by my will
05Parp4    100:19|come to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance
05Parp4    100:20|But he also commanded you, who
05Parp4    100:22|But resign your young and ill
05Parp4    100:26|in bondage with her childrenbut the Jerusalem above is free
05Parp4    100:26|metnot in inscribed stone, but on the tablets of the
05Parp4    100:34|But you always see your soul
06Khor1    1:4|only right to praise you but also to pray on your
06Khor1    1:7|in words and useful counsels but also in great and numerous
06Khor1    1:7|Indeed, I shall describe briefly but faith fully the origin and
06Khor1    2:4|But let no one here consider
06Khor1    2:6|him king of the Greeks, but for the sake of abbreviating
06Khor1    2:7|but also many famous scholars from
06Khor1    2:7|Chaldaean skilled in all wisdom - but also to seek out diligently
06Khor1    3:2|without a word of censure but to insert here at the
06Khor1    3:6|But then someone might say: it
06Khor1    3:8|But it seems to me that
06Khor1    3:10|But I am greatly amazed at
06Khor1    3:10|which are of foreign origin but naturalized, to set down in
06Khor1    4:2|concerning their names and times but also by not positing an
06Khor1    4:6|especially from the biblical years, but neither do they reckon the
06Khor1    4:7|each one of them thought. But because of the length of
06Khor1    4:12|a command from God’s mouth. But he transgressed and hid and
06Khor1    4:19|But thiscallingcan be understood
06Khor1    4:26|Which was not rest but the destruction of whatever was
06Khor1    4:29|But indeed not everyone rested according
06Khor1    4:29|rested according to this prophecy but only the souls perfect in
06Khor1    4:30|But Scripture honored him with the
06Khor1    5:39|put T’iras fourth from Noah but Yapheth third, although according to
06Khor1    5:41|But we have found him so
06Khor1    5:47|genealogies from the royal archives. But we received a command from
06Khor1    5:48|But altogether alien and strangers to
06Khor1    5:49|But perhaps someone thought it suitable
06Khor1    6:2|person will object to this; but if anyone is planning to
06Khor1    6:3|But let each one please his
06Khor1    6:4|But if you are grateful for
06Khor1    6:5|But as for the beginning i
06Khor1    6:5|created not the first man but the first king, so they
06Khor1    6:5|the building of the tower but after the voyage of Xisut’ra
06Khor1    6:5|to Armenia, they are correct; but in changing the names and
06Khor1    6:6|But now I shall be happy
06Khor1    6:7|race of mankind became multilingual, but after the voyage of Xisut’ra
06Khor1    6:11|But when Zrvan became a tyrant
06Khor1    6:13|But here their sister Astḷik intervened
06Khor1    6:13|agreed that Zrvan should reign, but made a sworn compact between
06Khor1    6:15|used to be called Diwts’ěnkēts’ but that is now called Olympus
06Khor1    6:17|to the sons of Sem but Ham had attacked them and
06Khor1    6:18|But God preserved the rights of
06Khor1    6:20|But as for certain old unwritten
06Khor1    6:21|one way, others in another, but the most competent among them
06Khor1    6:24|But one of his youngest sons
06Khor1    6:27|But very frequently the old descendants
06Khor1    6:29|But I am repeating in this
06Khor1    7:2|writers tell many differing stories. But I say that the one
06Khor1    7:6|But let this be enough said
06Khor1    7:8|But I shall begin to show
06Khor1    9:3|have never neglected your advice but have been assiduous in everything
06Khor1    9:5|nor is anything else regulated, but all is confused and uncivilized
06Khor1    9:19|to write a complete history but to attempt to indicate our
06Khor1    10:6|But Hayk refused to submit to
06Khor1    11:4|But Hayk sent back Bēl’s envoys
06Khor1    11:15|the surface of the land. But Bēl was standing calmly and
06Khor1    11:23|But his host, seeing this fearsome
06Khor1    11:26|But the hill where Bēl with
06Khor1    11:27|But Hayk embalmed the corpse of
06Khor1    12:2|are related in the book. But we shall set out only
06Khor1    12:7|these brothers Manavaz inherited Hark’, but his son Baz inherited the
06Khor1    12:9|But Khoṙ multiplied in the northern
06Khor1    12:10|But Aramaneak took all his host
06Khor1    12:12|they flowed like strolling maidens. But the mountain to the north
06Khor1    12:23|But Amasya called the mountain Masis
06Khor1    12:28|after his own name Siunik’; but the Persians more precisely call
06Khor1    12:30|but how this took place we
06Khor1    12:39|But his complete history and his
06Khor1    13:7|But Aram suddenly came upon him
06Khor1    13:8|But after Ninos became king in
06Khor1    13:9|But the fear and uncertainty that
06Khor1    13:10|But let this much suffice, for
06Khor1    14:2|We shall expound with but a brief mention whatever later
06Khor1    14:7|But now we have to speak
06Khor1    14:17|But whatever else is said by
06Khor1    14:19|valor were performed by him; but let what we have said
06Khor1    14:22|But although they were not recorded
06Khor1    14:24|But it is superfluous to repeat
06Khor1    14:25|But Aram after living some years
06Khor1    15:3|But the dissolute and lascivious Semiramis
06Khor1    15:3|and desired to visit him; but she was not able to
06Khor1    15:5|the ambassadors came and went, but Ara did not agree. Semiramis
06Khor1    15:6|But, as the result was to
06Khor1    15:9|But when the conflict was joined
06Khor1    15:14|But when his corpse became stinking
06Khor1    16:4|north it sloped a little, but to the south it looked
06Khor1    16:20|include it in our history. But we merely say that of
06Khor1    16:23|And not only this, but also in many places in
06Khor1    17:6|in the palace at Nineveh, but having realized her pernicious and
06Khor1    17:7|But when her sons attained maturity
06Khor1    17:8|But at this she was even
06Khor1    18:3|But the examination of the Chaldaean
06Khor1    18:5|But if you delight in fables
06Khor1    18:6|But this is enough; we must
06Khor1    19:2|injecting anything imaginary or unsuitable but repeating only what is taken
06Khor1    19:3|as is clear to God; but whether men will praise or
06Khor1    20:9|is not according to tribe but according to the preeminence of
06Khor1    21:3|But Mar Abas Catina continues the
06Khor1    21:6|embittered at the royal court. But helped by friends, he gained
06Khor1    21:7|But it would be too much
06Khor1    23:5|But that circumstance, or indeed fortune
06Khor1    23:6|But now I, living during the
06Khor1    23:9|But as we set out the
06Khor1    23:23|But what efforts our kings made
06Khor1    23:26|But know that this name Smbat
06Khor1    24:4|But his sons Adramelek’ and Sanasar
06Khor1    24:9|But the same historian says that
06Khor1    25:2|But let us now pass on
06Khor1    25:14|did he despise the humble, but over all alike he spread
06Khor1    27:4|the hour of the council; but there being still several hours
06Khor1    27:9|leopard looked to the north; but the third rode a monstrous
06Khor1    27:12|But I Azhdahak, interposing myself, received
06Khor1    27:15|But what advantage is there for
06Khor1    29:2|evil finds an entry within but is expelled
06Khor1    29:9|the deceit in his heart but also because of her beauty
06Khor1    30:2|his kingdom without her will; but at her word he regulated
06Khor1    30:7|But the prudent and beautiful woman
06Khor1    30:7|to Azhdahak in loving words but swiftly informed her brother of
06Khor1    30:8|or an exchange of messengers but only if the two met
06Khor1    30:9|hid nothing of Azhdahak’s plot, but in a letter revealed what
06Khor1    30:10|that could veil such wickedness, but then war broke out openly
06Khor1    30:18|But why do I prolong my
06Khor1    30:20|But the death of Azhdahak brought
06Khor1    31:4|But Anoysh, Azhdahak’s first wife, and
06Khor1    31:5|But the aforementioned Queen Anoysh he
06Khor1    31:11|But,” they say, “queen Sat’inik had
06Khor1    32:3|descendants of heroes are heroes; but as for those of second
06Khor1    32:4|But according to the reputation of
06Khor1    32:6|there are many called Tigran, but only one descended from Hayk
06Khor1    32:10|But they said that he was
06Khor1    33:4|He did not so act but distinguished the days and ranks
06Khor1    33:6|But we see that your desire
06Khor1    33:7|But either we must narrate these
06Khor1    33:8|or about the Ilian war; but we have added it here
06Khor1    34:2|But what then is your delight
06Khor1    34:7|But you ask us to explain
06Khor1    34:9|But as it is the desire
06Khor1    34:14|But know that such an undertaking
06Khor1    34:14|the end of that account, but in a separate and special
06Khor1    34:17|confusion nor were leaders lacking; but by divine providence the various
06Khor1    34:19|should not possess anything privately but in common
06Khor1    34:20|he had no hidden thoughts, but all the secrets of his
06Khor1    34:23|anxious to teach perfect evil - but this proved impossible for him
06Khor1    34:29|But Biurasp collected those who had
06Khor2    2:6|promised not to pay tribute but merely an offering every year
06Khor2    2:8|Babylon with a Macedonian army, but in the war, he was
06Khor2    2:9|But his brother Antiochus Sidetes, learning
06Khor2    3:7|But let us turn back and
06Khor2    5:5|But the valiant and famous warriors
06Khor2    6:7|calledUnwoodedand Upper Basean, but which later, because the colony
06Khor2    6:8|But when the north grew cold
06Khor2    7:10|the family received its name - but this was later, in the
06Khor2    7:12|I know are not Artsruni but Artsruni; they carried the eagles
06Khor2    7:19|But later, as I hear, the
06Khor2    7:20|But the first certainly descended from
06Khor2    7:22|But how or where his deeds
06Khor2    8:3|family Lord of the Muratsean but Lord of the Marats’ik’
06Khor2    8:7|But know this, that in the
06Khor2    8:10|But Gushar, descended from the sons
06Khor2    8:11|But the lordship of Ashots’ and
06Khor2    8:16|But if you wish, even I
06Khor2    8:21|But what is this to you
06Khor2    8:24|But we have also forgotten the
06Khor2    8:24|existence the ancient stories tell. But he was a brave man
06Khor2    8:32|But as for the Ṙshtuni and
06Khor2    8:34|Judaic law and worship idols. But he refused, and King Vaḷarshak
06Khor2    8:41|respect the townspeople like princes. But the townspeople were not to
06Khor2    8:41|too much over the peasants but to live on brotherly terms
06Khor2    8:45|But Vaḷarshak, after such deeds of
06Khor2    9:4|But when Artashēs attacked Pontus again
06Khor2    9:7|But the others accepted this much
06Khor2    9:9|accepted only these two conditions, but not the worship of idols
06Khor2    11:2|not hold the second rank but coveted the highest position. Having
06Khor2    12:2|did not know its number; but on the roads and resting
06Khor2    12:5|set them up in Armavir; but the statue of Heracles, which
06Khor2    12:6|But Artashēs, having subdued the land
06Khor2    12:8|But I cannot say from what
06Khor2    12:9|had them brought to Armenia. But before they had arrived in
06Khor2    13:2|not by one or two but by many. Being doubtful of
06Khor2    13:5|But we have found the period
06Khor2    13:6|But because there are many who
06Khor2    13:9|the dust of the former, but the latter hid and darkened
06Khor2    13:10|flee and bring the news, but even their King Chroesus he
06Khor2    13:12|this he was not boastful, but wept, saying: ’Alas for this
06Khor2    13:14|referred to that of others, but he broke himself. For the
06Khor2    13:15|But Chroesus, remembering the saying of
06Khor2    13:18|to flight and capture Chroesus, but in the Hellespont and in
06Khor2    13:21|But he Artashēs, overweening through his
06Khor2    14:7|But the priests, who had come
06Khor2    14:9|But the statue of Aphrodite, as
06Khor2    14:11|Asud, for dishonoring the images; but he did not torment them
06Khor2    14:12|the command of the army; but he did not take away
06Khor2    14:16|But the queen of the Jews
06Khor2    15:3|He came there but did not meet Tigran, for
06Khor2    15:5|But Pompey in his war with
06Khor2    15:6|a garrison in the city. But he himself did not pursue
06Khor2    15:6|himself did not pursue Mithridates but hastened through Syria to Judaea
06Khor2    16:3|Rome, advanced to oppose him. But Gabianus was unable to resist
06Khor2    19:8|on the pretext of peace, but secretly in order to help
06Khor2    19:9|Jerusalem with all his forces but only with five hundred cavalry
06Khor2    19:13|Barzap’ran deceitfully honored them. But suddenly going away himself, he
06Khor2    19:15|as if to heal him, but he filled his wound with
06Khor2    19:16|out from behind the wall, but Herod did not consent. No
06Khor2    19:17|But the Armenian army, with the
06Khor2    20:4|But the Armenians, having again obtained
06Khor2    22:4|But he gave no indication of
06Khor2    23:2|not only for the Armenians but for many other kings, she
06Khor2    24:4|But because in the same year
06Khor2    24:7|But Enanos excused himself to the
06Khor2    24:10|But when Enanos’ messenger arrived he
06Khor2    24:13|And I did not agree but said to him: ’Why do
06Khor2    24:14|Hyrcanus for the same purpose, but he was even more disappointed
06Khor2    24:14|even more disappointed by Herod. But he will not abandon his
06Khor2    24:17|have complete confidence in him but sent him to Armenia, entrusting
06Khor2    25:5|But Arsham refused and gathered his
06Khor2    25:6|But the emperor not only did
06Khor2    25:6|free Arsham from Herod’s authority but he also entrusted to the
06Khor2    26:10|But Abgar did not submit to
06Khor2    26:11|Herod became angered at this, but he was unable to do
06Khor2    27:8|But Abgar’s plan to revolt did
06Khor2    28:5|But Abgar persuaded them to make
06Khor2    28:9|But we shall narrate the circumstances
06Khor2    28:10|returned, not in good health but afflicted by terrible pains
06Khor2    29:4|But they did not believe him
06Khor2    30:6|wonders are not a man’s but God’s. For there is no
06Khor2    30:6|who can raise the dead but only God
06Khor2    31:6|and wish to harm you. But I have a small and
06Khor2    31:8|did not dare tell Jesus but they told Philip and Andrew
06Khor2    31:9|But our Savior himself did not
06Khor2    31:9|Abgar’s invitation at that time but honored him with a letter
06Khor2    33:3|faith with his other kinsmen but lived under the same law
06Khor2    33:11|by force to the faith, but day by day they increased
06Khor2    33:14|But Abgar was emboldened to write
06Khor2    33:19|are not a mere man’s but God’s
06Khor2    33:29|But because the Romans have a
06Khor2    33:29|this affair to the senate. But the senate rejected it because
06Khor2    33:30|But we commanded everyone to whom
06Khor2    33:31|the cross nor of death but rather of honor and worship
06Khor2    33:36|But may it please you, my
06Khor2    33:43|But as for your writing to
06Khor2    33:43|a doctor with human skill but a disciple of the son
06Khor2    33:44|But one of his principal companions
06Khor2    34:6|not inherit his father’s virtue, but he opened the temples of
06Khor2    34:13|But as for Simon, who drew
06Khor2    34:14|Simon was martyred in Veriosp’or; but whether this is true, and
06Khor2    34:14|there, I do not know. But I have merely noted this
06Khor2    35:4|how it should be done. But slipping from the grasp of
06Khor2    35:6|This he did but later reneged. All the children
06Khor2    35:8|bear to live among idolators but went to Jerusalem in the
06Khor2    36:4|But we must say why he
06Khor2    36:8|But as far as we understand
06Khor2    37:10|But when Eruand became king, having
06Khor2    37:12|But one child, Artashēs by name
06Khor2    38:5|not the son of Sanatruk, but Smbat deceitfully found some Median
06Khor2    40:2|could not be securely guarded. But about forty stadia distant to
06Khor2    42:10|But they say of Eruand that
06Khor2    42:11|But this is either false and
06Khor2    44:5|own brother-in-law Mihrdat; but after Mihrdat’s death it had
06Khor2    44:6|And not only to him but also to all the princes
06Khor2    45:5|But Eruand gave even more generous
06Khor2    45:6|not giving out of generosity but spending out of fear
06Khor2    46:2|But Smbat with the young Artashēs
06Khor2    46:6|But Artashēs sent a message to
06Khor2    46:13|But Gisak, the son of Artashēs’
06Khor2    46:13|sword. He gained the victory but died as a consequence
06Khor2    46:22|But Smbat, who had pursued Eruand
06Khor2    46:25|But Artashēs remembered that Eruand had
06Khor2    47:7|because of any brave deeds but merely because of the informing
06Khor2    48:6|Smbat the slaves of Eruaz, but he ordered the treasures to
06Khor2    48:9|But when Smbat had gone to
06Khor2    49:3|the songs of the storytellers. But we too shall recall them
06Khor2    49:5|and all the ancestral idols. But the statue of Apollo he
06Khor2    50:5|But because the Armenian army had
06Khor2    50:18|to enumerate by name now, but later when we reach whatever
06Khor2    51:7|But Artavazd was not satisfied with
06Khor2    51:8|But the king’s son gained the
06Khor2    52:4|and had expelled Sat’inik’s brother. But Smbat put him to flight
06Khor2    53:8|But Smbat withdrew and went to
06Khor2    53:11|But because his brothers were jealous
06Khor2    53:13|expert in hunting wild beasts, but at warfare incompetent and negligent
06Khor2    54:3|But the Emperor Domitian was angered
06Khor2    54:6|he did not come here, but allegorically they call his command
06Khor2    54:7|But fortune favored Artashēs: at that
06Khor2    55:7|But Trajan paid no attention to
06Khor2    56:5|But it is said that in
06Khor2    57:3|But they are by origin Jewish
06Khor2    57:4|But it is true, as one
06Khor2    59:4|even agriculture was practiced everywhere, but in scattered places. In the
06Khor2    59:5|But all this was reformed in
06Khor2    60:3|an evildoer and a murderer - but because of his name he
06Khor2    60:5|But our Artashēs was not disloyal
06Khor2    61:6|out and destroy the country, but at the sound of the
06Khor2    61:8|But the truth of the matter
06Khor2    61:9|But some say that at his
06Khor2    61:11|But this story seems to me
06Khor2    62:3|deeds are told of him but merely that he served the
06Khor2    62:4|did not strike the ground but flew through the air. When
06Khor2    62:7|But they protested even more to
06Khor2    62:7|us.” Tiran paid no heed but confirmed his decision to give
06Khor2    62:8|But when it was divided according
06Khor2    63:7|But Trdat seized the woman by
06Khor2    63:9|But Trdat stood up, took a
06Khor2    63:13|But know that when the Bagratuni
06Khor2    64:3|Vaḷegesos in the Greek tongue. But what the Persians called him
06Khor2    64:5|Ṙop’i, a relative of his. But when he, Tigran came back
06Khor2    64:6|among the other noble families. But as for the lesser families
06Khor2    64:8|begged us to do so, but we shall speak only of
06Khor2    66:3|of the sect of Valentinus, but later he rejected and opposed
06Khor2    66:3|he came to the truth, but merely separating from that one
06Khor2    66:4|But he did not falsify history
06Khor2    67:5|But, he says, they paid no
06Khor2    68:10|should reign through his offspring, but that if his progeny were
06Khor2    68:13|But here do not blame us
06Khor2    68:13|what has already been told. But know that we are happily
06Khor2    69:7|But we shall give our account
06Khor2    71:3|But the house of Karēn Pahlav
06Khor2    72:3|But he helped him by means
06Khor2    72:7|But the aforementioned branches named Aspahapet
06Khor2    72:8|not given obeisance to Artashir, but is coming to you in
06Khor2    73:2|efforts to seize the child but was unable to obtain him
06Khor2    73:5|But now we shall tell of
06Khor2    74:13|family were put to death; but God’s care saved only the
06Khor2    74:14|But Agathangelos informs you of the
06Khor2    75:6|But because he did not compose
06Khor2    75:8|But as for his account of
06Khor2    75:9|But as for what happened in
06Khor2    75:9|down anything in purposeful error, but only what comes from the
06Khor2    76:4|But because the Goths, crossing the
06Khor2    76:8|But Artashir overtook Tacitus and put
06Khor2    77:7|But the statues that Vaḷarshak had
06Khor2    78:5|But a certain Tachat, who was
06Khor2    79:3|and fell to the ground. But he seized the chariot and
06Khor2    79:5|But Trdat alone resisted them, preventing
06Khor2    79:9|gallop away with the fugitives. But he picked up his arms
06Khor2    79:11|But Agathangelos informs you of Trdat’s
06Khor2    80:3|to Persia with his wife. But Euthalius caught him up and
06Khor2    80:5|But all this happened through God’s
06Khor2    80:7|But when the child reached maturity
06Khor2    80:9|But the elder child remained with
06Khor2    80:11|because of fear of persecutions. But they did not appear proud
06Khor2    80:12|did not linger in Caesarea, but quickly turned back and in
06Khor2    80:13|But even if he had spent
06Khor2    80:13|not draw honor to themselves, but honor followed them, as Agathangelos
06Khor2    81:6|But when Mamgon heard of this
06Khor2    81:6|not heed the king’s summons but fled with his entourage and
06Khor2    81:8|But at that point Artashir died
06Khor2    81:9|the land of the Aryans but sent him with all his
06Khor2    81:10|the light of the sun. But to cause you no trouble
06Khor2    81:15|back with the Persian army but advanced with all his entourage
06Khor2    81:15|great presents. Trdat received him but did not take him with
06Khor2    82:12|But he rose up and attacked
06Khor2    83:5|been born from Maximian’s daughter but from a prostitute, Helen
06Khor2    83:9|But later, cajoled by his wife
06Khor2    83:10|magicians from Persia and India. But even they brought him no
06Khor2    83:12|But when he heard the crying
06Khor2    84:5|But the prince of the Sḷkuni
06Khor2    84:10|him with a sworn oath. But he did not allow him
06Khor2    84:11|But the aforementioned Mamgon tried in
06Khor2    84:14|and he slaughtered them all. But two escaped in flight to
06Khor2    84:16|But he ordered the Sḷkunik’ who
06Khor2    85:9|But now we have to tell
06Khor2    86:10|roofs, for it faced them. But if anyone wished to sacrifice
06Khor2    86:13|But when they went out to
06Khor2    86:14|left it and went away. But the benevolent God, looking down
06Khor2    86:16|But the blessed Nunē then went
06Khor2    86:18|But let us now return to
06Khor2    87:2|But Trdat, although he had gained
06Khor2    87:8|submit to his son Shapuh, but in the course of many
06Khor2    87:8|of many battles defeated him. But he was poisoned by Shapuh’s
06Khor2    87:10|But Kamsar, considering it difficult to
06Khor2    87:11|wars during his father’s lifetime. But in one of his intrepid
06Khor2    87:12|But Trdat secured for himself the
06Khor2    88:3|But what divine Scripture said with
06Khor2    88:15|and called it New Rome, but the world called it the
06Khor2    88:17|But this is unbelievable to us
06Khor2    89:2|the Father before all ages, but other and created and younger
06Khor2    89:5|should go to the council. But Trdat refused
06Khor2    89:9|But they sent in their place
06Khor2    90:6|But he did not survive more
06Khor2    90:12|But Saint Gregory returned to the
06Khor2    91:4|But let us explain why it
06Khor2    91:5|when they came among us; but knowing that all places are
06Khor2    91:6|But although he lived there, nevertheless
06Khor2    91:7|But when his own son Aristakēs
06Khor2    91:12|But his disciples took the saint’s
06Khor2    91:18|But when the faith had become
06Khor2    92:2|by reason of his virtue. But in other respects, apart from
06Khor2    92:3|God and the ascetic life, but the king’s merit was greater
06Khor2    92:5|But because this is the time
06Khor2    92:7|But I wish to mention the
06Khor2    92:11|But when the saint did not
06Khor2    92:13|of the cross of Christ [cf. Phil. 3:18]. But I speak not my own
06Khor2    92:13|speak not my own words but those of the Holy Spirit
06Khor2    92:19|But his soul will rejoice in
06Khor2    92:24|useless vainglory and wild loquacity. But by giving as fuel to
06Khor2    92:25|who speak of things divine but do not comprehend the force
06Khor2    92:25|the will of the Spirit but according to another’s
06Khor2    92:26|of God and things divine, but the thoughts of the speaker
06Khor2    92:27|anyone outside hear his voice” [Isa. 42:2]. But for the sake of human
06Khor2    92:31|But here let this discourse cease
06Khor2    92:32|But this story concerning Saint Trdat
06Khor3    1:2|But as far as our ability
06Khor3    1:3|it because of its rhetoric, but rather that desiring truth in
06Khor3    2:3|and wished to kill him. But they were bound by an
06Khor3    3:6|the virtues of his fathers. But he was superior to them
06Khor3    5:2|over to the godless Persians, but help us with an army
06Khor3    5:3|lord not only of Europe but also of all the Mediterranean
06Khor3    6:7|But the latter, having filled the
06Khor3    7:2|state, not only the warriors but also the common peasants. He
06Khor3    7:3|being in no way culpable. But Manachihr did not agree, adducing
06Khor3    8:2|of prowess like his father’s, but he did not even make
06Khor3    8:4|But Khosrov was unconcerned for valor
06Khor3    9:4|But our eastern and western armies
06Khor3    10:3|But he lived not much longer
06Khor3    10:6|But the Persian king Shapuh, when
06Khor3    10:7|But they were opposed by the
06Khor3    11:3|he follow his father’s virtue, but in secret he abandoned all
06Khor3    12:2|But Shapuh, son of Ormizd, established
06Khor3    12:4|But Constantius, after making Julian Caesar
06Khor3    12:4|many fell from both sides. But neither turned their back to
06Khor3    13:2|not induce belief by force but attempted by deceitful means to
06Khor3    13:5|unable to ride. Julian agreed but asked for troops and hostages
06Khor3    14:3|But Saint Yusik snatched it from
06Khor3    15:5|But Julian’s couriers preceded his arrival
06Khor3    15:8|after them and halt them, but we allowed them to go
06Khor3    15:11|But when his army saw that
06Khor3    17:3|returned with Jovian as emperor, but he died on the road
06Khor3    17:7|to the land of Persia but by recalling and sending back
06Khor3    19:10|not reply to the letter but scorned and despised the messengers
06Khor3    19:10|did he favor Shapuh wholeheartedly, but in his vanity continuously gloried
06Khor3    19:10|brave and noble than Achilles, but in truth was like the
06Khor3    20:13|was not like uncivilized barbarians but like a well-mannered civilized
06Khor3    21:2|three times he had commanded, but Rodanus had not restored to
06Khor3    21:9|But Tirit’ became jealous of him
06Khor3    22:14|But Tiran his grandfather addressed severe
06Khor3    23:9|But when he saw that he
06Khor3    24:4|showed no repentance or contrition but shamelessly rifled the treasures and
06Khor3    25:2|paying tribute not to him but to the emperor for so
06Khor3    25:4|But because Shapuh wished to avenge
06Khor3    25:5|wish to go in person, but alleging a pretext he sent
06Khor3    26:4|did he block the entrance but he neither sent messengers to
06Khor3    26:5|he sought to take Tigranakert. But the vanguard and scouts prevented
06Khor3    26:9|not in valor, I say, but on my journey - if you
06Khor3    26:10|But on my return, I shall
06Khor3    27:2|But Arshak even more presumptuously undertook
06Khor3    27:5|The princes often complained but Arshak did not listen to
06Khor3    27:6|if the opportunity should arise. But he fled from them to
06Khor3    27:11|in time before the slaughter, but at the end of the
06Khor3    29:4|But Arshak, coming with a Georgian
06Khor3    29:10|Mamikonian, who paid no heed but rebelliously went to Shapuh
06Khor3    29:11|But all the other nobles established
06Khor3    29:12|But Nersēs the Great, going to
06Khor3    29:12|not to harm our country but to take the tribute and
06Khor3    29:16|band into your Greek empire. But being aware of the great
06Khor3    29:17|But I, Arshak, did not myself
06Khor3    29:19|But Valens neither read the letter
06Khor3    30:5|But by God’s providence they were
06Khor3    31:6|But when he heard the sad
06Khor3    31:7|But Nersēs the Great on his
06Khor3    32:4|But when the wagon drivers saw
06Khor3    32:6|But Khad, who had not been
06Khor3    32:9|Arshak did not oppose them but hid, lest a rebellion of
06Khor3    33:4|the Father and the Son but held him to be alien
06Khor3    34:5|But now allow me to hide
06Khor3    35:3|not obey her husband’s summons, but with the treasures took refuge
06Khor3    35:4|But Shapuh, incensed at them, bound
06Khor3    35:11|might abandon the Christian religion, but as he refused to do
06Khor3    36:7|letters should not be studied but only Persian, and that no
06Khor3    36:7|friendly relations with the Greeks. But in reality, it was to
06Khor3    36:12|But Mehrujan ordered the garrisons to
06Khor3    37:21|But because the impious Mehrujan’s horse
06Khor3    37:22|take him to the camp but found at the spot, opportunely
06Khor3    38:2|father in injustice and extortion but would rule uprightly, with fatherly
06Khor3    38:2|more rebel and scorn him but would serve him sincerely
06Khor3    38:3|confiscations of his father Arshak, but as rewards for the services
06Khor3    38:4|pleasure at all in avarice but lived in a liberal fashion
06Khor3    38:5|But because he was debauched with
06Khor3    39:3|But Pap heard that Theodosius the
06Khor3    39:6|put up a brave resistance. But the victorious Terentius himself split
06Khor3    39:7|that he not be killed but taken before the emperor. The
06Khor3    39:8|went before Theodosius the Great, but for his insolence was put
06Khor3    40:2|But the well-deserving Augustus Theodosius
06Khor3    40:7|But they crossed the Euphrates by
06Khor3    40:15|But the emperor did not even
06Khor3    40:15|honor him with an audience, but had him taken in iron
06Khor3    41:7|Arcadius and Rome to Honorius. But they proved neither praiseworthy nor
06Khor3    42:5|was in the imperial capital, but because he thought that it
06Khor3    42:8|as I serve the emperor. But if this is not pleasing
06Khor3    42:15|But as for those who do
06Khor3    43:4|But there were also some princes
06Khor3    43:7|But when he set out, they
06Khor3    44:3|not take refuge with anyone but entrenched themselves in the forests
06Khor3    44:5|they go to King Arshak, but they went for refuge to
06Khor3    45:5|But, having informed Arshak, he ordered
06Khor3    45:6|But this brought no harm because
06Khor3    46:4|him from entering his territory. But he was unable to move
06Khor3    46:10|more kings in their sector, but the valiant Gazavon was the
06Khor3    48:15|did not consider as transgressions but rather as the loyalty of
06Khor3    48:16|lord Shapuh, king of kings. But in their place, we shall
06Khor3    48:18|accordance with your earlier lineage, but in accordance with the rights
06Khor3    48:20|But Samuel Mamikonean acquired Khosrov’s letter
06Khor3    48:22|But Arcadius treated him well and
06Khor3    50:4|But Shapuh, at the instigation and
06Khor3    50:6|brother Vṙamshapuh in his place. But he did not deprive Sahak
06Khor3    50:9|and free their king Khosrov. But they were unsuccessful because his
06Khor3    50:10|of their company were killed. But Pargev was captured and taken
06Khor3    51:4|But he refused to do this
06Khor3    51:8|them in their fathers’ ranks but put them lower than most
06Khor3    51:9|But the family of Hamazasp, that
06Khor3    51:10|his name, altering them slightly but not removing the original name
06Khor3    51:12|But Artashir, because of the brevity
06Khor3    51:15|fight against them in Persia but even to come to your
06Khor3    51:20|But when Sahak the Great arrived
06Khor3    52:6|But the king paid no heed
06Khor3    53:2|disciples to the same Daniel. But finding no better success than
06Khor3    53:3|latter received him with joy, but after applying himself to Armenian
06Khor3    53:4|But he mentioned another very learned
06Khor3    53:6|Mesrop went to him, but still gaining no result in
06Khor3    53:7|not a vision while awake, but in the depths of his
06Khor3    53:8|did he have this vision, but all the details were gathered
06Khor3    54:2|and with our king Vṙamshapuh, but he did not entrust him
06Khor3    54:2|his own sector of Armenia but held it himself through governors
06Khor3    54:3|area of the Persian sector, but not the Greek part where
06Khor3    54:9|learn Greek in their part but only Syriac
06Khor3    55:3|had been released from bonds but kept unfettered in the castle
06Khor3    55:5|Anyisheli and exiled beyond Sagastan. But Khosrov did not live to
06Khor3    55:6|more of their own line but his own son Shapuh with
06Khor3    55:6|completely separated from the Greeks. But the senseless man did not
06Khor3    55:8|Hrahat and all the exiles. But he was unable to win
06Khor3    55:10|but Atom of Mokk’ taunted him
06Khor3    55:14|But Shapuh note: “Stop your mocking
06Khor3    55:23|and held in the hall. But he, putting his right hand
06Khor3    56:5|But under the valiant and successful
06Khor3    57:2|land to the Greek part but was not received in a
06Khor3    57:5|take refuge at your feet, but at the command of your
06Khor3    57:7|powerless in our own see but to order that we and
06Khor3    57:28|subjects for scorning such teaching. But because Mesrop later told us
06Khor3    57:36|not only this universal metropolis but also all Christians in the
06Khor3    59:7|northern side facing the plain; but to the east and west
06Khor3    60:3|if it were an art, but he gave as it were
06Khor3    60:10|But they received seductive letters from
06Khor3    60:11|But jealous of them, their fellow
06Khor3    60:12|Sahak the Great and Mesrop, but traveling slowly and idly procrastinating
06Khor3    61:3|had a beginning he claimed, but was called Son by grace
06Khor3    61:8|But because they were ignorant of
06Khor3    62:4|This not only provides protection but enables Egypt to produce sufficient
06Khor3    62:6|world with its five peaks, but Mark with the preaching of
06Khor3    62:6|heroes descended from the dragons, but the splendid martyria of the
06Khor3    62:7|and the distribution of cakes; but on the eleventh of the
06Khor3    62:8|to the evil demon Serapis, but they offer the sacrifice of
06Khor3    62:8|Proteus, god of the underworld, but they study the power of
06Khor3    62:9|not remain long in Rome but passed through Greece to Attica
06Khor3    63:2|But Artashir, the king of Armenia
06Khor3    63:4|But he note: “I do not
06Khor3    63:4|Often have I reprimanded him, but he denied it
06Khor3    63:6|But they were unwilling and tried
06Khor3    63:7|up the wounded and sick but cause his ruin
06Khor3    63:8|raise up the fallen one; but with pagans it would be
06Khor3    63:9|He is impure of life, but not a fire worshipper. He
06Khor3    63:9|He is weak with women, but he does not serve the
06Khor3    63:11|But the princes, supposing that he
06Khor3    64:2|latter a denunciation of Artashir, but he absolutely refused to say
06Khor3    64:5|But he did not agree, saying
06Khor3    64:5|plans of his for rebellion. But if it is because of
06Khor3    64:5|is guilty according to ours. But you will hear nothing at
06Khor3    64:10|But it was not more than
06Khor3    64:11|But our princes sought from Vṙam
06Khor3    65:2|whomever the king might choose, but Manech, lord of the Apahunik’
06Khor3    65:6|But on setting him free Vṙam
06Khor3    65:8|before swine to be trampled [cf. Matt. 7:6], but was so dazzling that the
06Khor3    65:9|Let him keep his money. But do you persuade him to
06Khor3    65:13|But if anyone should say that
06Khor3    66:2|following Brkisho’s way of life but with even greater avarice. He
06Khor3    66:2|not only of dead bishops but also of living ones; he
06Khor3    66:5|But Sahak the Great did not
06Khor3    66:8|But he did not accept; and
06Khor3    66:9|necessary that offense should come, but woe to those through whom
06Khor3    67:7|worthy of this holy father. But to prevent the length of
06Khor3    67:8|But his archdeacon Jeremiah, with his
06Khor3    67:11|in his way of life; but he was gentle, kind, and
06Khor3    67:13|But because I am unable to
06Khor3    67:14|was visible to a few, but it was visible to the
06Khor3    67:17|But the valiant Vahan Amatuni won
06Khor3    68:4|fold and protected from wolves, but scattered to the wilderness and
06Khor3    68:6|like a brother-in-law but like a true father of
06Khor3    68:7|But in this third departure there
06Khor3    68:9|But you are uncared for in
06Khor3    68:10|that people in olden times, but our misery is greater
06Khor3    68:11|Moses has been removed, but Joshua does not succeed him
06Khor3    68:12|succeeded him [cf. 3 Kings 12:16-21]. Not a lion [cf. 3 Kings 13:24] but the completion of time consumed
06Khor3    68:13|Jehu with the spirit again [cf. 4 Kings 9:1-6], but Azayel was invited to exterminate
06Khor3    68:40|living creatures do not increase, but there are earthquakes and shakings
07Seb1    7:2|Thereby he gained no profit but was greatly harmed, and piety
07Seb1    8:8|engage in war with anyone, but made peace on all sides
07Seb1    8:9|After him Persian marzpans came. But the Armenians were unable to
07Seb1    8:13|But suddenly a great tumult fell
07Seb1    8:18|But the king with a few
07Seb1    9:8|came a certain Vardan Vshnasp; but he was unable to accomplish
07Seb1    9:10|He arrived, but the populace survived by staying
07Seb1    10:7|the token of this portion. But from such great treasures it
07Seb1    10:10|close to destroying the wall. But when this news arrived, they
07Seb1    10:12|But this did not so turn
07Seb1    10:19|But he (Vahram), although he had
07Seb1    11:4|their distress they make promises, but when they emerge into calmer
07Seb1    11:5|the mouth of the lion but had fallen into the mouth
07Seb1    11:6|But the king rejected the advice
07Seb1    11:11|scourge, the house of Sasan. But behold, you have gathered together
07Seb1    11:13|But let it seem good to
07Seb1    11:20|it to whom he wished. But you must be sorry for
07Seb1    11:20|not have confidence in God, but in valour and the strength
07Seb1    11:20|and the strength of elephants. But I tell you that, if
07Seb1    11:24|the Greek army and fled. But the latter pursued them until
07Seb1    11:25|of elephants charged off forcefully. But the armed nobility, galloping in
07Seb1    12:2|male line from his country, but would rather take him in
07Seb1    12:4|because all that is mine. But for me this is the
07Seb1    12:5|Musheł Mamikonean had captured him, but gave him a horse and
07Seb1    12:6|the tumult of such troops, but set his mind on those
07Seb1    12:7|his back) and bind him. But be prepared, because he is
07Seb1    12:13|in such a great number, but to post most of them
07Seb1    12:14|not agree to do this, but went with his forces close
07Seb1    12:20|to enter in that fashion, but had turned back and departed
07Seb1    12:21|to receive and greet him, but sat sullenly as he was
07Seb1    12:24|He did not so wish, but went his way. Then he
07Seb1    12:24|standing armed around Khosrov’s tent. But he and his troops came
07Seb1    12:27|the army were in turmoil; but remembering the oath and the
07Seb1    12:27|about all these wicked events. But Musheł declared in front of
07Seb1    12:34|as the city of Tp’khis. But the king summoned that Musheł
07Seb1    13:1|the tradition of their magism. But he also took Christian wives
07Seb1    13:3|But when the days were fulfilled
07Seb1    13:4|of the Christians to impiety, but let each one remain firm
07Seb1    13:5|to hold his ancestral religion, but in rebellion abandons his ancestral
07Seb1    14:2|his request to be honoured. But queen Shirin was greatly disturbed
07Seb1    14:3|the body and set off. But when they had gone out
07Seb1    15:1|kill, they kill our enemies; but we shall live in peace
07Seb1    16:2|Atrpatakan, they seized the treasure but spared the auditor’s life. They
07Seb1    16:3|own land to us.’ But when they reached the city
07Seb1    16:5|shedding of blood between Christians, but they should desist from their
07Seb1    16:6|of the king of Persia. But Atat Khorkhoṙuni and Samuēl Vahewuni
07Seb1    16:9|But the emperor hastily summoned Atat
07Seb1    17:1|near the city of Karin. But he learned of it somehow
07Seb1    17:1|city. They attacked the spa, but did not encounter him
07Seb1    17:4|There was a dreadful slaughter, but they managed to exterminate them
07Seb1    17:5|no little carnage around them. But Sargis and Varaz Nersēh they
07Seb1    17:6|But Sargis note: ’I am an
07Seb1    17:6|cut off his head first. But T’ēodoros Trpatuni escaped and fled
07Seb1    18:0|the Greeks defeat their enemies; but the second time they are
07Seb1    19:1|in communion through his army. But the clerics of the Armenian
07Seb1    19:2|But many others, swayed by ambition
07Seb1    19:3|united in communion with them; but Movsēs would not at all
07Seb1    20:2|these by the same route, but despatched Sahak Mamikonean with one
07Seb1    20:3|But when Smbat reached Khałtik’, he
07Seb1    20:5|in the regions of Thrace, but could live or die for
07Seb1    20:6|gain firm unity amongst themselves; but some of them informed against
07Seb1    20:12|released a bull against him. But he grasped the horns of
07Seb1    20:12|retreated and turned to flee. But he ran after it, seized
07Seb1    20:15|from the king’s ill will but from the calumny of rivals
07Seb1    22:1|be arrested, bound and killed. But his brother Vstam did not
07Seb1    22:2|fall into his deceitful trap, but rebelled and took refuge in
07Seb1    23:4|killed him on the road. But their troops who were stationed
07Seb1    24:5|community of Kodrik’ were infidels. But over the Christians there shone
07Seb1    25:2|to mount his horse again. But he had laid a trap
07Seb1    26:1|will fall in the battle. But go to the site of
07Seb1    26:4|had not abandoned his post but had only fled after all
07Seb1    28:5|face of the whole country. But when they heard news of
07Seb1    28:11|did not wish to obey but went out to do battle
07Seb1    28:12|the surviving troops exculpated Smbat. But Datoyean was taken in bonds
07Seb1    28:16|But help came from on high
07Seb1    29:2|no more to wage war, but stay here, close by. Take
07Seb1    30:2|from the king and departed. But while he was still on
07Seb1    30:3|went out to encounter him. But they were unable to oppose
07Seb1    30:7|Yazdēn; then Butmah; then Yeman. But on the Greek side: first
07Seb1    31:8|But Nersēs dressed a youth in
07Seb1    32:10|But then they agreed (among themselves
07Seb1    32:13|the terms of the agreement. But the Persian general summoned T’ēodos
07Seb1    32:13|you go without royal permission, but I shall have you taken
07Seb1    32:14|clothing allowance from the treasury. But in later times a suspicion
07Seb1    33:1|them in peace and prosperity. But put to the sword those
07Seb1    33:3|of Urha, and attacked it. But the (Edessans), because of the
07Seb1    33:11|left the city and departed. But the Jews went out to
07Seb1    34:4|But this one has become king
07Seb1    34:9|gaining the victory in battle. But suddenly he had decided in
07Seb1    34:13|But the Persian army was unable
07Seb1    34:13|had to march on foot. But they stopped for a few
07Seb1    34:16|armed men in the conflict, but then themselves turned in flight
07Seb1    34:18|midst to guard the city. But after some months had passed
07Seb1    35:3|But truly, that same God of
07Seb1    35:6|envious, not for the good but with the natural envy of
07Seb1    35:7|to enter the holy city. But they were not made worthy
07Seb1    35:7|in accordance with our deeds’, but through his fatherly pity in
07Seb1    35:8|not from injustice or ruin but through his mercy, whereby he
07Seb1    35:9|are only in the body, but the power derives not from
07Seb1    35:10|end and the desired gifts. But I also beg your fatherly
07Seb1    36:4|and oppressed, beaten and punished’, but protected and caressed, consoled and
07Seb1    36:6|But ’God is faithful’, who comforted
07Seb1    36:6|rebuilding and peace of Jerusalem. But the prophet calls out to
07Seb1    36:7|peace was in him.’ But know this, O beloved brother
07Seb1    36:9|But even more significantly, let us
07Seb1    36:10|us shame of face.’ But when the kindness of God
07Seb1    36:14|to save and console them. But the crown of your consolation
07Seb1    36:16|But do you, ’brethren’, according to
07Seb1    37:3|not born from the sea, but a pearl born of royal
07Seb1    38:3|dry it up before you. But take care lest perchance God
07Seb1    38:4|victory because of your piety, but because of our impiety. Our
07Seb1    38:5|and we shall accept him. But does he seek vengeance for
07Seb1    38:5|Phocas through my father Heraclius. But he is still thirsting for
07Seb1    38:5|gave him into our hands? But he (Maurice) had mercy on
07Seb1    38:8|presents brought from the emperor, but he did not send back
07Seb1    38:11|to submit yourself to us, but you call yourself lord and
07Seb1    38:11|I not destroy the Greeks? But you claim to trust in
07Seb1    38:13|save himself from the Jews - but they killed him by hanging
07Seb1    38:23|with his survivors, pursued him. But he crossed the ford of
07Seb1    38:23|The Persian army came up, but were unable to cross the
07Seb1    38:25|men. First, he slaughtered them. But one of the cavalry escaped
07Seb1    38:27|terrible fire consumed them all. But Shahr Varaz escaped, riding on
07Seb1    38:28|Shahr Varaz pursued him rapidly. But because his army was weary
07Seb1    38:29|that they had fled away. But he continued his march to
07Seb1    38:30|Asorestan. They pursued him closely. But they turned to the west
07Seb1    38:31|Joining forces they pursued Heraclius. But Heraclius drew them on as
07Seb1    38:32|wished to slay them all. But they made an appeal: ’God
07Seb1    39:2|the aid of king Khosrov, but remained right where he was
07Seb1    39:2|pontoon-bridge to be repaired. But the king’s harem and sons
07Seb1    39:3|the hands of this man. But come, let us think of
07Seb1    39:4|terrified. He sought a horse; but on entering the stable they
07Seb1    40:2|But because the blessed Catholicos Komitas
07Seb1    40:2|They installed him as Catholicos, but he turned out to be
07Seb1    40:12|went with a single aide. But when he entered the royal
07Seb1    40:14|and one force in Atrpatakan. But his rule was in Ctesiphon
07Seb1    41:6|anathematizing Nestorius and all heretics; but it did not anathematize the
07Seb1    41:8|all the land of Armenia. But he did not submit or
07Seb1    41:10|But because all the Persian army
07Seb1    41:13|was involved in that plot, but he did not agree to
07Seb1    41:14|them all be cut off. But to the aspet he sent
07Seb1    41:15|But go and stay where I
07Seb1    41:15|not wish to heed them. But he ordered him and his
07Seb1    41:16|and sent to the palace. But on the way he cut
07Seb1    41:18|But only the pious and valiant
07Seb1    42:1|not of the free one but of that born from the
07Seb1    42:4|But although the latter were persuaded
07Seb1    42:7|time while he loved Israel. But now you are the sons
07Seb1    42:12|But the emperor did not agree
07Seb1    42:12|respond appropriately to their message, but note: ’This land is mine
07Seb1    42:12|not to fight with them, but to look to their own
07Seb1    42:13|But when they reached the Jordan
07Seb1    42:14|turned in flight before them. But they could not flee, because
07Seb1    42:17|But the Greek king could raise
07Seb1    42:20|river and pursued them closely, but the former did not stop
07Seb1    42:21|Persian army fled before them, but they pursued them and put
07Seb1    42:23|the army of the south. But these (the Ismaelites) took all
07Seb1    42:28|the vintage of the vineyards. But T’ēodoros went on to the
07Seb1    42:29|he was unable to cross. But they had as their guide
07Seb1    42:32|them with a few men. But he was unable to resist
07Seb1    43:1|a place for their prayers. But the Ismaelites, being envious of
07Seb1    44:1|The aspet flees from Constantinople, but submits again to the Greeks
07Seb1    44:6|attacked them in the morning, but they found no one in
07Seb1    44:12|Valentinus to remove that oppression, but he did not wish to
07Seb1    44:13|such audacious proposals to you? But if you give me permission
07Seb1    44:19|But when king Constans heard of
07Seb1    44:20|him to enter the palace, but had an enquiry held outside
07Seb1    44:22|the authority of the Greeks, but thought of a trick. He
07Seb1    44:23|him to be given permission. But he disguised himself, took three
07Seb1    44:26|at all abandoning your service. But because some people told me
07Seb1    44:27|But now, if you reckon me
07Seb1    44:30|Herewan and attacked the fortress, but were unable to take it
07Seb1    44:31|began to attack the fortress, but suffered many losses from the
07Seb1    44:32|night they entered the fortress, but did not guard the spot
07Seb1    45:7|But the Greek king Constans, because
07Seb1    45:10|But that rebellious dragon did not
07Seb1    46:4|under the control of men, but crowned by the right hand
07Seb1    46:5|convert us to their error. But they were unable to move
07Seb1    46:6|serve us with their body; but as for their souls, only
07Seb1    46:14|and Theodosius the Great themselves; but at Ephesus, Cyril bishop of
07Seb1    46:18|or from soul and body. But the Godhead, if it is
07Seb1    46:19|have turned aside from us. But now in fear of God
07Seb1    46:20|true faith of the Armenians. But what was declared at Chalcedon
07Seb1    46:28|the invisible did not appear, but in the visible we saw
07Seb1    46:30|Christ. Not only with water, but with blood and water. And
07Seb1    46:31|two persons and two minds. But by saying ’he’ and ’him’
07Seb1    46:33|immortal is clear to all. But this is more filled with
07Seb1    46:34|not spare his own Son, but for the sake of us
07Seb1    46:35|labourers to receive his produce. But the labourers seized his servants
07Seb1    46:36|But the labourers, when they saw
07Seb1    46:41|defined by very recent people, but as we have received it
07Seb1    46:48|ignorant of books and literature. But in so far as there
07Seb1    46:61|But let us not boast ’save
07Seb1    46:61|a dishonour for the deity. But once he called the Lord
07Seb1    46:65|But as for those (married) a
07Seb1    46:65|to participate in the sacrament. But the church does not accept
07Seb1    46:70|to approach with his hands, but with tongs; nor was the
07Seb1    46:70|prophet worthy to taste it. But only by bringing it close
07Seb1    46:72|the royal and heavenly table. But would one not be expelled
07Seb1    46:74|not know anything for sure. But as the old teachers have
07Seb1    46:74|held the opinion of Nestorius, but they were unable to extirpate
07Seb1    46:76|the differences of the natures, but (saying that) because of the
07Seb1    46:78|the dead, and so on. But we and all who confess
07Seb1    46:78|body was not simply human, but the divinity was in the
07Seb1    47:2|the blessings of the earth. But if you do not wish
07Seb1    47:2|tempest was visible over Babylon, but has overtaken the whole earth
07Seb1    47:10|a rebellion of the army. But he called to himself the
07Seb1    47:11|He went, but was unable to trick him
07Seb1    47:12|that he might be killed. But the king pardoned him; and
07Seb1    48:2|Yazkert fled before them, but was unable to escape. For
07Seb1    48:4|the king of the Greeks. But he commanded his troops to
07Seb1    48:6|request the cavalry for Syria; but wherever else I command they
07Seb1    48:9|the Ismaelites. They reassured us, but had their troops dispersed in
07Seb1    48:9|we had was there lost. But let us go to Armenia
07Seb1    48:10|mine; do not go there. But if you do go, I
07Seb1    48:15|But when they reached him, he
07Seb1    48:16|countries and fortified themselves there. But T’ēodoros, lord of Vahewunik’, took
07Seb1    48:19|submit, yet later they capitulated; but Ałuank’ and Siwnik’ and Sephakan
07Seb1    49:2|But he revealed his impious thoughts
07Seb1    49:2|in conduct, fasting, and prayer. But he kept the bitter poison
07Seb1    49:4|from early on had intended, but had not been able to
07Seb1    49:7|But when the liturgy was offered
07Seb1    49:7|mentioned above did not communicate, but he descended from the bema
07Seb1    49:10|unworthy of communicating with you, but not him.’
07Seb1    49:11|not merit communion with you. But if God were to make
07Seb1    49:12|we first study and comprehend. But who can counter your beneficent
07Seb1    49:19|were unable to halt anywhere but went in their flight close
07Seb1    50:3|But if you do not, that
07Seb1    50:14|Cappadocia, attacked the Greek army. But the Greeks defeated them, and
07Seb1    50:16|not agree to do so, but prepared to oppose them in
07Seb1    50:20|populace, nor mercy from above; but it was as if one
07Seb1    52:4|out to offer them battle, but unexpectedly crossed the river and
07Seb1    52:4|paid no attention to them, but sacked the fortress of Dvin
07Seb1    52:9|lover of reading and study. But he was not trained and
07Seb1    52:14|But Musheł, lord of the Mamikoneank’
07Seb1    52:16|who had been made captive; but Musheł he requested (to be
07Seb1    52:20|But the army which was in
07Seb1    52:23|and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass
08Ghev1    1:3|to the servitude of slavery. But you, too, are children of
08Ghev1    2:1|assembled his troops to battle, but he was unable to withstand
08Ghev1    2:6|But Procopius, placing his faith in
08Ghev1    3:1|gorges at the Dzora pass, but was unable to get there
08Ghev1    3:14|foul intercourse with the women. But all-seeing God took pity
08Ghev1    7:4|But once they had secured (that
08Ghev1    8:4|away of the lordly clans, but was unable to suggest anything
08Ghev1    8:16|aid to (tikin) “LadyShushan. But Smbat, Ashot’s son, went in
08Ghev1    8:22|number, they forcefully attacked them. But then again God showed His
08Ghev1    9:4|But first, he wrote these last
08Ghev1    9:8|But if you will not heed
08Ghev1    10:14|might save their own lives. But once they had been drained
08Ghev1    12:6|each other for many days, but not fighting brigade against brigade
08Ghev1    13:2|But once ’Umar’s rule was established
08Ghev1    13:5|profound study of your beliefs, but I have not hitherto been
08Ghev1    13:6|said as to His person, but have preferred to make researches
08Ghev1    14:2|marvelous mystery of the truth. But as your letter, in its
08Ghev1    14:3|mysteries of our Christian religion, but that you have not succeeded
08Ghev1    14:5|you again if need be, but it has always been about
08Ghev1    14:8|this element really is fire, but the other, driven by a
08Ghev1    14:10|still do not. You are but merchants of the things of
08Ghev1    14:11|Prophets testimonies regarding our Lord, but today is not the first
08Ghev1    14:18|deny not only things visible, but even the Creator Himself by
08Ghev1    14:19|of the Word of God, but as perfect man and perfect
08Ghev1    14:20|they were pronounced by men, but because it was the Word
08Ghev1    14:29|at your incredulity and training, but also at the manner in
08Ghev1    14:30|But if you believe in our
08Ghev1    14:31|it out of their imagination, but that they wrote it based
08Ghev1    14:36|the Hebrews Koheleth and Shirat’shirim, but by us Parimon and Samatan
08Ghev1    14:43|carry with them the Testament, but also some of the Prophets
08Ghev1    14:47|But do you not regard your
08Ghev1    14:53|men, not a complete instruction, but nevertheless, God does mention in
08Ghev1    14:61|heed to what He says: “But the counsellor, the Holy Spirit
08Ghev1    14:61|the name of our Lord, but in his own name. Jesus
08Ghev1    14:68|of which is rather peaceable, but the other (is so much
08Ghev1    14:71|whose number you count us. But these are people who disguise
08Ghev1    14:71|professing themselves to be Christians, but whose faith is only a
08Ghev1    14:78|But I am greatly astonished as
08Ghev1    14:80|begin to laugh rather strongly but, though you do not despise
08Ghev1    14:87|like those of the sun, but is of a quality so
08Ghev1    14:88|such as is of earth, but as the rays are born
08Ghev1    14:90|in the image of God, but do you believe that it
08Ghev1    14:91|But later, deceived by the Tempter
08Ghev1    14:91|life came to present nothing but a pattern of hatred, plunder
08Ghev1    14:91|not only fantastic visible creatures, but even their vices, adultery, sodomy
08Ghev1    14:94|But because of the blindness of
08Ghev1    14:98|indicating the coming of Christ. But consider first those which testify
08Ghev1    14:98|prophesied of Him and note: “But I am a worm, and
08Ghev1    14:99|was not accomplished by David, but by the person of the
08Ghev1    14:106|of the Word of God, but also predicts by the clearest
08Ghev1    14:108|And again: “I see him, but not now; I behold him
08Ghev1    14:108|not now; I behold him, but not nigh: a star shall
08Ghev1    14:110|may have been, he was but temporal, while that of Christ
08Ghev1    14:113|nature is son of David, but in His divine nature is
08Ghev1    14:113|effusion of blood or enslaving, but by pacific faith
08Ghev1    14:115|the Messiah) through Micah, saying: “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, who
08Ghev1    14:117|means not the obstinate Jews, but those who have seen the
08Ghev1    14:120|reference to a contemporary throne, but to that of which God
08Ghev1    14:123|could cite (on this subject) but I have preferred to limit
08Ghev1    14:124|you, give me my wages; but if not, keep them
08Ghev1    14:128|smitten by God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our
08Ghev1    14:133|totally irrelevant, and offer nothing but a multitude of gross and
08Ghev1    14:133|contradictions is purely human invention, but I shall endeavor to dry
08Ghev1    14:135|bound not to believe them. But you, who takes pleasure in
08Ghev1    14:136|you say. There is indeed but one faith, one baptism; there
08Ghev1    14:138|had no need of prayers, but as man He prayed in
08Ghev1    14:139|But in praying He said nothing
08Ghev1    14:140|nothing of his own accord, but the Father who dwells in
08Ghev1    14:141|was not to encourage Him, but to dispel the idea of
08Ghev1    14:143|me, believes not in me but in him who sent me
08Ghev1    14:143|visible nature (that one believes), but in His divine nature, inasmuch
08Ghev1    14:148|But why have you not read
08Ghev1    14:149|could put Him to death. But (I ask you), if (Jesus
08Ghev1    14:149|the life) of our Lord, but you despise and reject all
08Ghev1    14:150|Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God rests
08Ghev1    14:160|to circumcise our exterior members, but our heart, through the Spirit
08Ghev1    14:161|you, not only the males but also the females, at no
08Ghev1    14:170|not by a simple command, but by the all-powerful and
08Ghev1    14:171|created by Him in man, but was not even ordained. In
08Ghev1    14:175|move among them.” [2 Cor. 6:16]. And again, “But this is the man to
08Ghev1    14:178|the afflictions of the righteous; but the Lord delivers him out
08Ghev1    14:179|Solomon speaks in these terms: “But the righteous live forever, and
08Ghev1    14:179|they seemed to have died, but they are at peace
08Ghev1    14:188|who has glorified His saints. But as for the wood and
08Ghev1    14:189|But you do not feel ashamed
08Ghev1    14:190|only did not abolish it, but also called it the dwelling
08Ghev1    14:196|for the cause of adultery, but you act quite otherwise: when
08Ghev1    14:198|the reptile of the sea, but on arriving at the seashore
08Ghev1    14:199|But you are more venomous than
08Ghev1    14:202|But when he saw the Lord
08Ghev1    14:205|he has nothing to expect but the punishment of the eternal
08Ghev1    14:208|the ass its master’s crib; but Israel does not know.” [Isa. 1:3]. Under
08Ghev1    14:209|the pagans whom He dominated but who still persecuted Him. Whence
08Ghev1    14:214|as says the Holy Spirit, “but righteousness and peace” [Rom. 14:17], becausein
08Ghev1    14:214|nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven
08Ghev1    14:216|they will keep yours also. But all this they will do
08Ghev1    14:217|world would love its own; but because you are not of
08Ghev1    14:217|are not of the world, but I chose you out of
08Ghev1    14:218|under the threat of death; but we can only respond with
08Ghev1    14:218|our sword to save us, but on the right arm of
08Ghev1    14:219|a reign? God alone knows; but surely it was not because
08Ghev1    18:3|But while they were battling against
08Ghev1    18:7|But when Maslama arrived there he
08Ghev1    20:15|the righteousness of your deeds but because of our own impiety
08Ghev1    20:16|testing the Lord our God. But He can sink you and
08Ghev1    20:18|But now, if you turn around
08Ghev1    20:29|spare (you as I choose). But you will not be killed
08Ghev1    20:32|encountered great insults from them, but could only make this response
08Ghev1    22:4|waging war not against men, but against God, while (Marwan) was
08Ghev1    24:4|the fight and prolonged it. But then Marwan beat the opposing
08Ghev1    24:11|fear a visitation from God, but they actually blamed (God) for
08Ghev1    25:1|one dared to release them. But when warfare resumed among (the
08Ghev1    25:3|They wanted to kill him. But the prince’s guards alerted him
08Ghev1    25:12|he demonstrated peace toward Ashot, but in words only. In his
08Ghev1    26:4|But the lords of the Armenians
08Ghev1    26:11|not only his own person but all the lords of his
08Ghev1    26:12|realized (what they had wrought) but were unable to do anything
08Ghev1    26:14|But after some time the judgement
08Ghev1    29:4|But the next year Yazid assembled
08Ghev1    30:5|revenge for his brother’s blood. But then he gave his life
08Ghev1    31:1|ladies in waiting, and servants. But Khatun lived for only a
08Ghev1    31:7|But it happened that after a
08Ghev1    32:6|just to save his life. But it did no good, for
08Ghev1    33:1|just to save their lives, but (what they gave) still was
08Ghev1    33:6|corrector of princes. He was (but) a witness to the anger
08Ghev1    34:13|arose and came against him. But before this, some [200] heavily armed
08Ghev1    34:18|The survivors took to flight, but (Mushegh’s forces) pursued as far
08Ghev1    34:29|in the city’s outer walls. But they were unable to accomplish
08Ghev1    34:37|But (the rebels) did not accept
08Ghev1    34:37|and not to entertain doubts. But the effects of his devious
08Ghev1    34:45|But they considered the information in
08Ghev1    34:49|all wanted to do this, but then, suddenly, (bad) news reached
08Ghev1    34:50|But Hamazasp, lord of the Artsrunik’
08Ghev1    34:58|But as soon as the news
08Ghev1    34:58|from the iniquitous, malicious slanderers, but instead they thought it better
08Ghev1    34:62|But then (the Arabs) regained strength
08Ghev1    34:70|men fell (in that battle), but (they lay there) in a
08Ghev1    35:4|But at that very moment the
08Ghev1    35:4|by the sword of man, but by an invisible sword wielded
08Ghev1    38:2|The emperor read this document but did not get upset. Instead
08Ghev1    38:2|you have promised to do, but whatever is the will and
08Ghev1    38:5|were unable to inflict damage, but could only sit and maintain
08Ghev1    38:6|of Marit’ene’s and fought them. But none (of these battles) bore
08Ghev1    39:5|emperor of Byzantium for [22] years. But after the death of Constantine
08Ghev1    39:10|But when Prince Tachat had returned
08Ghev1    40:9|But since this was done out
08Ghev1    40:20|were not spared for burial but were tossed into the waters
08Ghev1    41:6|the onerous level of taxation, but it was of no avail
08Ghev1    42:11|to confiscate all of it, but then changed his mind and
09Draskh1    1:1|not pompous and imaginary epics, but making known (to us) the
09Draskh1    1:4|in accord with my whim, but because I recognized the ceaseless
09Draskh1    1:9|nation is descended from him but that he was known as
09Draskh1    1:26|but only the men from the
09Draskh1    2:16|But, even though the Divine Scriptures
09Draskh1    3:2|But our Hayk most vehemently resisted
09Draskh1    3:18|who could easily be subdued but also the Cappadocians (Kaputkec’is), and
09Draskh1    3:24|to persecute or kill him, but rather to subdue and seize
09Draskh1    3:27|ruled over their ancestral domain. But certain others imposed their tyranny
09Draskh1    3:27|not according to family lineage, but according to personal achievement. The
09Draskh1    4:20|in order to praise him, but the great urgency of my
09Draskh1    5:29|But above all, he did not
09Draskh1    6:10|But Tigran, who had been afflicted
09Draskh1    6:14|of Tigran, ruled over Armenia, but unlike his father’s illustrious glory
09Draskh1    6:15|But rather being a glutton and
09Draskh1    6:17|But when Antony (Antoninos) was made
09Draskh1    6:17|attacked not only our Artawazd, but also other nations and kingdoms
09Draskh1    6:22|to the place of execution. But being unable to endure the
09Draskh1    7:2|the excellence of his wisdom. But as the Syrians could not
09Draskh1    7:4|war between Abgar and Herod, but the latter could not personally
09Draskh1    8:6|But after two years Anak remembering
09Draskh1    8:6|vow to Artashir, assassinated Xosrov, but he and his entire family
09Draskh1    9:1|born of Him before infinity, but rather created and begotten after
09Draskh1    10:4|consider his internment a burial but an assumption from this world
09Draskh1    10:6|But our spiritual radiance Saint Grigor
09Draskh1    10:9|But while Vrt’anes the Great was
09Draskh1    11:10|But when he shut his ears
09Draskh1    11:13|But the body of the blessed
09Draskh1    11:14|But the sons of Saint Yusik
09Draskh1    12:5|onlooker) not as wild barbarians, but rather as modest city dwellers
09Draskh1    12:9|that of John at Ephesus. But after these events, the total
09Draskh1    13:5|But King Pap always derived pleasure
09Draskh1    13:7|not send him to Caesarea, but abandoning the earlier practice they
09Draskh1    13:12|But Shapuh king of Persia made
09Draskh1    14:10|But after the death of Vramshapuh
09Draskh1    14:11|But upon his rule for the
09Draskh1    14:12|But after the death of Yazkert
09Draskh1    14:18|baptism; he is a prostitute, but a Christian; he is debauched
09Draskh1    14:18|he is debauched in body, but not an infidel in spirit
09Draskh1    14:18|he is wanton in conduct, but not a fire-worshipper
09Draskh1    14:23|Sahak the Great with supplications, but he did not consent to
09Draskh1    16:12|But after thirty-five years of
09Draskh1    16:28|But shortly before Movses’s death Kiwrion
09Draskh1    16:31|But he did not wish to
09Draskh1    17:10|a menace to the fortress, but immediately received (the following) order
09Draskh1    17:11|But the great patriarch Abraham through
09Draskh1    17:11|from their way of aberration. But instead of honoring the truth
09Draskh1    17:16|But the great patriarch Abraham, as
09Draskh1    17:20|But the forces of Maurice rebelled
09Draskh1    17:21|order to subdue the Armenians. But a certain Ashot who came
09Draskh1    17:26|But Xorem who seized Jerusalem at
09Draskh1    17:31|But Kutas, the son of the
09Draskh1    17:36|the laws of the upright but spontaneously at their own discretion
09Draskh1    18:9|But both Ezr and those with
09Draskh1    18:12|But the philosopher Yovhan, whom we
09Draskh1    18:17|are not in my nature, but I claim to be an
09Draskh1    18:18|is the biblical name Ezra, but there is also the word
09Draskh1    18:24|But should one attribute the sprouting
09Draskh1    18:24|personally read his harmful writing. But since Yovhan had disattached himself
09Draskh1    19:3|But after three years, being dishonored
09Draskh1    19:21|But he placed (Grigor’s) venerable skull
09Draskh1    19:21|Christ, not in a niche but out in the open in
09Draskh1    19:23|gone to war against anyone, but only sent forces to raid
09Draskh1    19:35|But he changed his mind after
09Draskh1    19:47|But the Patriarch Nerses, who found
09Draskh1    21:10|But when the ostikan Ogbay was
09Draskh1    21:18|But when they (the Armenians) learned
09Draskh1    22:3|But when the naxarars of the
09Draskh1    22:3|of faith with divine commands, but they did not even consider
09Draskh1    22:17|these were not for all, but only for those who were
09Draskh1    22:27|But if you wish to see
09Draskh1    24:18|But if there be any information
09Draskh1    24:25|the quarters of the patriarch, but to bring the treasures back
09Draskh1    25:2|But a certain Sawada, a man
09Draskh1    25:5|earnestly (to heed his advice), but they did not wish to
09Draskh1    25:6|But when Khalid learned their evil
09Draskh1    25:28|But the inhabitants of the Taurus
09Draskh1    25:49|but when the tyrant Bugha asked
09Draskh1    25:54|sword, not all at once, but to be destroyed gradually over
09Draskh1    25:60|But the blessed revealed to them
09Draskh1    25:62|But, the hope in the promise
09Draskh1    25:71|the satellites of Satan, they but covered themselves with the ashes
09Draskh1    26:6|But, there too the prince Vasak
09Draskh1    26:17|But when they had reached the
09Draskh1    26:21|thus not once or twice, but many times
09Draskh1    27:7|against his enemies in battle, but rather turned them to righteousness
09Draskh1    27:13|one remained under a roof, but lamenting their hardships they all
09Draskh1    27:17|not in secret with fear, but seemingly from the house tops
09Draskh1    27:18|broke up their fallow ground, but did not sow among thorns
09Draskh1    28:8|But the great prince of Siwnik’
09Draskh1    29:21|But the material that I have
09Draskh1    30:7|they arrived at the cemetery but without Smbat, the presiding prince
09Draskh1    30:10|received him honorably and well, but did not want him to
09Draskh1    30:18|But after receiving what he had
09Draskh1    30:20|But when the sparapet learned that
09Draskh1    30:30|instead of Georg, should he but consent to come and join
09Draskh1    30:32|But so that the wicked might
09Draskh1    30:34|But should the particular characteristic of
09Draskh1    30:39|But the overall aim of your
09Draskh1    30:42|But I am a sinful and
09Draskh1    30:45|But let my name and memory
09Draskh1    30:48|like Korah (Korx) and Dathan. But if not, the earth shall
09Draskh1    30:52|silent or free from care, but tend to justice. Public opinion
09Draskh1    30:53|But you also advise, that if
09Draskh1    30:56|the anointed of the Lord, but let it be like that
09Draskh1    30:60|lecherous (mcghneayk) in everlasting reproach, but only let the meeting take
09Draskh1    30:73|But now, complying with my advice
09Draskh1    30:74|in accordance with his expectations, but rather much blame
09Draskh1    31:2|pure gold studded with gems. But a greater honor than these
09Draskh1    31:5|But before he reached the enemy
09Draskh1    31:14|order all submitted to him. But whoever lifted their hands against
09Draskh1    32:18|from the cup of destruction. But the reward and retribution of
09Draskh1    32:25|But now, let this much information
09Draskh1    34:12|But Ahmad made gradual progress, and
09Draskh1    34:14|But the brutal tyrant Ahmad was
09Draskh1    34:17|But Gagik made haste to inform
09Draskh1    35:3|But as the naxarars of those
09Draskh1    35:9|But when king Smbat returned to
09Draskh1    36:2|But when winter’s sorrow yielded to
09Draskh1    36:5|denied himself indulgence in gluttony, but also refused to partake of
09Draskh1    36:7|But while the holy man of
09Draskh1    36:8|not because of my virtues, but rather due to the fact
09Draskh1    37:3|But when the ostikan realized that
09Draskh1    37:8|But when king Smbat returned from
09Draskh1    37:19|But on reaching the boundaries of
09Draskh1    37:22|But while the multitude of his
09Draskh1    38:7|But when Hasan’s men became aware
09Draskh1    38:10|brotheron his mother’s side, but not on his father’sdid
09Draskh1    38:15|But I employed the power invested
09Draskh1    40:2|reinstate Smbat under his domination, but he was denied audience, and
09Draskh1    40:4|But when Yusuf realized this, he
09Draskh1    41:2|But as those people were obedient
09Draskh1    41:4|But when the latter realized that
09Draskh1    41:6|Ani, however, not with contempt, but, on the contrary, with twice
09Draskh1    41:8|But when Smbat noticed the sharp
09Draskh1    42:6|carry the promise of life, but hidden underneath was the bitterness
09Draskh1    42:9|But as Smbat could not resist
09Draskh1    42:11|But if peace were disturbed, then
09Draskh1    42:17|succeed in accomplishing their task, but unable to resist the fervor
09Draskh1    42:23|a single mound of flesh, but shed the blood of numerous
09Draskh1    43:5|reveal the fait accompli immediately. But when prince Gagik, bearing something
09Draskh1    43:5|of destruction, which no one but God could close
09Draskh1    43:7|But when the veil (of secrecy
09Draskh1    43:14|But I had my eyes set
09Draskh1    43:14|be released from my confinement. But my expectations were not fulfilled
09Draskh1    43:15|But when the fresh breezes from
09Draskh1    43:19|But as they had been forsaken
09Draskh1    44:5|But when Ashot saw that the
09Draskh1    44:8|is something temporary for God, but because he kept me for
09Draskh1    45:2|But upon the arrival of spring
09Draskh1    45:18|who could grieve with me but there was none; and I
09Draskh1    47:3|But when the cruel Hagarite with
09Draskh1    47:9|for several days attacked it, but could not do any harm
09Draskh1    48:7|But when Basil, the king of
09Draskh1    48:7|to the succor of Smbat, but suddenly he met his death
09Draskh1    48:13|But the men in the fortress
09Draskh1    48:17|But the insidious ostikan, in league
09Draskh1    49:6|him of the necessary nourishment, but due to the fact that
09Draskh1    49:8|But when he was taken to
09Draskh1    49:11|But after they had put to
09Draskh1    50:5|But when the ill tidings of
09Draskh1    50:7|But the wives of the two
09Draskh1    50:15|slew some by the sword, but seized those that were men
09Draskh1    51:2|They did this not once, but quite often at the foot
09Draskh1    51:5|deserted places, crags, and strongholds. But the remaining multitude was barefoot
09Draskh1    51:26|judges worthy of an answer, but conversed only with God in
09Draskh1    51:29|But certain men of the enemy
09Draskh1    51:37|his newly blossoming beard had but recently sprouted on his chin
09Draskh1    52:7|to the contest and fall, but make the attempt to find
09Draskh1    53:8|crops in return). We sowed, but reaped naught, planted, but did
09Draskh1    53:8|sowed, but reaped naught, planted, but did not get any harvest
09Draskh1    53:20|But whenever rich men gave alms
09Draskh1    53:30|not only to their enemies, but also to their kinsmen, friends
09Draskh1    54:23|But the sparapet by means of
09Draskh1    54:24|enemies, not only the Saracens, but also the Iberians and the
09Draskh1    54:24|of doing evil to him. But while I was still in
09Draskh1    54:34|sounds in order to comprehend, but rather, you recognize what is
09Draskh1    54:39|But as soon as we became
09Draskh1    54:50|disaster from above trouble us. But your prudent foster-son is
09Draskh1    54:60|mercy not only for myself, but also for all the people
09Draskh1    54:67|But as for my own self
09Draskh1    54:68|remember the captivity of Sion. But I have found asylum under
09Draskh1    54:69|the Church) did not have, but those that they held under
09Draskh1    55:3|But as Ashot, the son of
09Draskh1    55:6|thus not once or twice, but many times
09Draskh1    55:9|But I went to the district
09Draskh1    55:17|live together in one place, but were scattered along the foot
09Draskh1    55:22|to carry out my wishes! But let this be according to
09Draskh1    55:27|But when the Armenians saw the
09Draskh1    55:31|But the wicked tyrant forgot the
09Draskh1    55:34|But when king Gagik and his
09Draskh1    56:6|But as the cunning ostikan had
09Draskh1    56:12|But by chance I returned from
09Draskh1    57:5|But when Vasak and Ashot saw
09Draskh1    57:11|But the peaceful prince of Siwnik’
09Draskh1    58:1|that they had agreed upon, but that he had taken possession
09Draskh1    58:3|of Vagharshapat, where he remained. But the other Ashot came to
09Draskh1    58:13|at the city of Vagharshapat, but on this occasion I did
09Draskh1    59:3|But when Movses saw the multitude
09Draskh1    59:3|a large melange of daring but disorderly forces, rushing almost like
09Draskh1    59:5|But Movses answered him with arrogance
09Draskh1    59:13|But, the former thought of plotting
09Draskh1    59:15|But when they (the conspirators) arrived
09Draskh1    60:17|But Ashot left his forces behind
09Draskh1    60:19|But when king Ashot noticed the
09Draskh1    60:22|But now, supress your anger and
09Draskh1    61:3|But as soon as Yusuf was
09Draskh1    61:5|But the ostikan Subuki, who still
09Draskh1    61:8|But when king Gagik saw this
09Draskh1    62:10|But when the men of the
09Draskh1    62:11|But Ashot, being unaware of these
09Draskh1    63:7|land) whose name was Amram, but the people had nicknamed him
09Draskh1    63:10|But when Ashot came to the
09Draskh1    64:13|But as king Gagik had been
09Draskh1    64:16|wicked turmoil in that place, but like a serpent that releases
09Draskh1    64:19|But when he realized fully that
09Draskh1    64:21|But the king recognized the intention
09Draskh1    64:24|the province (sic) of Rotakk’. But as he himself was headed
09Draskh1    65:1|But Nasr, who was flatteringly nicknamed
09Draskh1    65:5|But Nasr conceived a plot, and
09Draskh1    65:7|But as he realized that ready
09Draskh1    65:12|my fear of temporary death, but because I considered the furious
09Draskh1    65:15|the heels of their sins, but hastened with determination to take
09Draskh1    66:1|But a certain judge of the
09Draskh1    66:6|to Christ, although not immediately, but sometime later, and reached the
09Draskh1    66:11|But Sahak, our blessed bishop-in
09Draskh1    66:12|But when the Ishmaelite forces realized
09Draskh1    66:13|But when the inhabitants of Biwrakan
09Draskh1    66:16|the welfare of the public, but now as good soldiers let
09Draskh1    66:25|But the shouts and battle cries
09Draskh1    66:28|But the blessed bishop together with
09Draskh1    66:29|the fear of temporary death, but to cleanse their souls and
09Draskh1    66:31|on you vain physical death, but let yourselves become stout in
09Draskh1    66:38|But when the impious executioners arrived
09Draskh1    66:42|But the deacon T’eodoros was not
09Draskh1    66:43|break into tears in distress, but rather willingly and compliantly offered
09Draskh1    66:51|But Sahak, who was blind from
09Draskh1    66:61|But a few people, still young
09Draskh1    66:66|in recompensation for their services, but he immediately ordered them put
09Draskh1    67:3|But Bishr, whom he had left
09Draskh1    67:4|But as the latter had taken
09Draskh1    67:5|But his wicked plot was not
09Draskh1    67:6|But unexpectedly encountering Bishr, Georg was
09Draskh1    67:11|But when the latter noticed the
09Draskh1    67:13|But Bishr took upon himself this
09Draskh1    67:21|But, be that as it may
09Draskh1    67:24|sent him to prince Smbat, but retained in prison his brother
09Draskh1    67:25|But when the inhabitants of the
09Draskh1    67:28|the hands of our enemies. But rather, we also would have
09Draskh1    67:30|But as we have become dull
09Draskh1    68:5|only by writing mute characters; but through the echo of a
09Draskh1    68:6|But casting eyes on this treatise
09Draskh1    68:7|But henceforth I shall offer prayers
09Draskh1    68:8|But (I pray that you) listen
09Draskh1    68:9|and streamed through the earth, but as the evangelical net is
09Draskh1    68:10|fire with a destructive blaze. But leaving Sodom and Segor, soar
09Draskh1    68:13|salt that lost its taste. But remain perfectly safe and unspoiled
09Draskh1    68:16|that tower like a mountain. But with the warmth of a
09Draskh1    68:20|on the day of scrutiny, but with wings that travel in
09Draskh1    68:20|the backside (or the Lord), but shall look directly at the
09Draskh1    68:22|advice from me suffice you. But I, the unworthy and wretched
10Tovma1    1:0|disappearance of archives in Armenia. But the pressing command of your
10Tovma1    1:5|to rule on the earth. But because Babylon had fallen to
10Tovma1    1:6|But why do they say that
10Tovma1    1:9|from Sem and from Ham. But Nineveh was really the lot
10Tovma1    1:10|to be slain at birth. But one child only, Dios by
10Tovma1    1:15|that she palpitated with lasciviousness. But as has been explained, Shamiram
10Tovma1    1:17|But because Nebrot had destroyed Nineveh
10Tovma1    1:18|and subjected them to tribute, but without removing those nations’ legitimacy
10Tovma1    1:21|having them translated into Greek. But these zealous concerns were (merely
10Tovma1    1:21|Babylonians, not only the Greeks but other nations also do not
10Tovma1    1:24|whose many years were as but a day. It had no
10Tovma1    1:25|of the incorruptible; it was but a very little below the
10Tovma1    1:25|to guard it from harm, but rather it means to work
10Tovma1    1:25|dominion over the planted (garden) but also attain the bliss of
10Tovma1    1:26|But he gave way to the
10Tovma1    1:26|to abstain from the fruit, but even desired divine gloryto
10Tovma1    1:28|But he, unreasonably refusing the direct
10Tovma1    1:29|But if the worker of sin
10Tovma1    1:29|wrought) not only by himself but also by the inventor of
10Tovma1    1:29|not inclined to the good but will be eternally tormented, being
10Tovma1    1:30|wisdom of all breathing creatures; but man was able to see
10Tovma1    1:33|himacquiredandthrough God”; but (he was) not a worthy
10Tovma1    1:34|after some days as tardy but not most honoured or important
10Tovma1    1:34|honoured or important, and faulty but not irreproachable, (Cain) appears from
10Tovma1    1:34|If you offer (a sacrifice) but do not divide it aright
10Tovma1    1:41|tears to efface his sin, but he sealed the judgment of
10Tovma1    1:42|many other sons and daughters, but they were not worthy to
10Tovma1    1:44|patience, not for themselves alone, but also for all mankind; sincerely
10Tovma1    1:45|patriarchs who filled the world. But let us now follow the
10Tovma1    1:46|the immortals while still alive. But before his transfer he made
10Tovma1    1:48|Abel in the same list. But why (he is not counted
10Tovma1    1:52|But they had been given a
10Tovma1    1:54|thinking thoughts of rational creatures, but wandering like wild herds in
10Tovma1    1:54|at all for anything proper but only for the most vicious
10Tovma1    1:58|of what would befall them; but being naturally good, he remained
10Tovma1    1:58|the death of a sinner but that he may turn from
10Tovma1    1:59|called the region of Asia. But these reports are quite unreliable
10Tovma1    1:60|But at God’s command they dwelt
10Tovma1    1:65|But some historians say that a
10Tovma1    1:66|But as for those who joined
10Tovma1    1:67|ark not all were elect, but through the just one the
10Tovma1    1:72|But if Bel is the one
10Tovma1    1:72|his beltat Bel’s command? But we shall linger here no
10Tovma1    1:72|be visible also at night. But in reality, it is rays
10Tovma1    1:73|great Epiphanius expounds in order. But we said we would repeat
10Tovma1    2:4|than the early fantastic (giants) but even than the later Hercules
10Tovma1    2:4|the father of the god but the commander of Aramazd
10Tovma1    2:11|appearances, dreamlike and deceitful demonsbut he showed for worship (a
10Tovma1    2:12|But this custom was altered by
10Tovma1    2:13|But by pre-emptive scattering from
10Tovma1    2:14|are you not a god but you are a dog, and
10Tovma1    2:16|But these are vain words; for
10Tovma1    2:17|begat Kush; Kush begat Mestrim. But the Book of Genesis says
10Tovma1    3:9|interest in expanding (his empire) but lived in peace, being of
10Tovma1    3:11|is luminous and sweet-smelling, but you are dark and evil
10Tovma1    3:11|are dark and evil-loving.” But since he greatly importuned him
10Tovma1    3:15|to gorge himself with food but found it bad and spoiled
10Tovma1    3:16|resolved to write these things but because through this devilish doctrine
10Tovma1    3:17|is a creature of Ormizd, but the nature of Ormizd. And
10Tovma1    3:17|was not created by anyone, but as it now appears, so
10Tovma1    3:19|was not the first man, but the son of someone else
10Tovma1    3:24|forms and types of plants but also invisible guards of incomparable
10Tovma1    3:24|the backs (of the punished), but we did not see the
10Tovma1    3:25|But there was a voice (warning
10Tovma1    3:26|friends begged me to return, but I did not wish to
10Tovma1    3:27|no longer saw the sun, but (marched) through gloomy weather for
10Tovma1    3:27|voices of men (speaking) Greek; but we did not see the
10Tovma1    3:27|the ship to the island, but a crab came out and
10Tovma1    3:30|guises: angels, men, and demons, but not as birds or other
10Tovma1    3:34|is worshipped like a god? But how are they not ashamed
10Tovma1    3:36|the reason for this ignorance. But the divine Paul truthfully explains
10Tovma1    3:36|things, saying: “They knew God, but did not glorify or praise
10Tovma1    3:36|or praise him as God. But they became infatuated with their
10Tovma1    3:38|body is not self-moving but (only) the spirit is self
10Tovma1    3:41|himself not (created) by anyone, but all others (exist) through him
10Tovma1    3:41|one of the created beings but only to one, God; and
10Tovma1    3:42|These are wise conclusions. But we, following Divine Scripture, have
10Tovma1    3:42|foreign (sources). Away with that! But in accordance with the Lord’s
10Tovma1    3:42|corpse for some exterior purpose, but not for food
10Tovma1    4:2|succession from father to son; but none of them did anything
10Tovma1    4:35|It lasted for [259] years; but according to some who include
10Tovma1    5:3|endowed with many noble qualities. But before Tigran and Cyrus had
10Tovma1    5:4|he did not just once but often, sending ambassadors with messages
10Tovma1    6:2|but we considered it sufficient merely
10Tovma1    6:27|But although Asud was favoured with
10Tovma1    6:28|But although Ptolemy would have willingly
10Tovma1    6:29|generals held the Macedonian empire; but this survived only in the
10Tovma1    6:32|of possessing an aquiline nose. But I do not know whether
10Tovma1    6:35|But although both reasons for their
10Tovma1    6:40|I shall note in order but merely succinctly the genealogy (of
10Tovma1    6:43|But Jajuṙ Artsruni set his hand
10Tovma1    6:43|same dignity in the kingdom. But Arjam could not agree to
10Tovma1    6:57|his father’s faith in Christ, but abandoning the holy covenant he
10Tovma1    6:58|of the kingdom he held. But before the war had come
10Tovma1    6:59|did not remain with Sanatruk but went to Greek territory, to
10Tovma1    7:3|But Nerseh’s nobles took offence at
10Tovma1    7:6|Nerseh was attentive to Dareh, but he was unable to prove
10Tovma1    7:8|have no grounds for fear.” But Eruand continued his search for
10Tovma1    7:9|not remain on the mountain but make haste to return to
10Tovma1    7:10|siezed and condemned to death. But Eruand kept the oath to
10Tovma1    7:15|in inheritance (to their family), but which Sanatruk had confiscated to
10Tovma1    8:4|their smell delight the nose but they also provided medicinal remedies
10Tovma1    8:10|allowed Eruand to trouble him; but after going from here to
10Tovma1    8:12|advice of the holy men, but did not reject the image
10Tovma1    8:12|of Christ the true God. But how the matter ended is
10Tovma1    8:13|well armed and good archers. But since their clan had diminished
10Tovma1    8:14|But a certain woman of the
10Tovma1    8:18|But when the Artsruni clan declined
10Tovma1    8:19|But Hamam was haughty and arrogant
10Tovma1    8:20|prosperity or preparations for war, but at the royal court one
10Tovma1    9:1|by no danger from anywhere, but rather inflicting troubles on others
10Tovma1    9:3|the tyranny of the Stahrian. But although the emperor Valerian gave
10Tovma1    9:5|But we considered it merely sufficient
10Tovma1    10:4|the famous and the infamous. But being a studious reader of
10Tovma1    10:7|But we have merely indicated the
10Tovma1    10:10|court through the chief scribe. But we have been unable to
10Tovma1    10:15|two Artsruni and Ṙshtuni families; but these did not participate in
10Tovma1    10:18|But the evil-minded hayr mardpet
10Tovma1    10:19|with working evil among men, but even had presumptions against God
10Tovma1    10:20|circumscribed lives equivalent to death.” But I do not know whether
10Tovma1    10:25|But the Armenian nobles, at Valens’s
10Tovma1    10:26|he did indeed bring about. But Mehuzhan Artsruni did not heed
10Tovma1    10:26|submit himself to the king; but he offered foul enticements to
10Tovma1    10:28|armies battled against each other. But I consider it superfluous to
10Tovma1    10:29|But after many battles, with deceitful
10Tovma1    10:29|summons and full of innocence. But (Shapuh) bound him in iron
10Tovma1    10:30|man of God Saint Nersēs. But here I shall expound in
10Tovma1    10:37|But Mehuzhan came before Shapuh and
10Tovma1    10:44|on the land of Armenia; but taking the Persian army he
10Tovma1    10:45|son to an irreversible downfall. But Samuel took his father aside
10Tovma1    10:46|But Mehuzhan did not abandon (his
10Tovma1    10:47|But Smbat the sparapet of Armenia
10Tovma1    10:49|the foxes planned to reign, but the dogs did not agree
10Tovma1    11:2|the advice of Saint Nersēs but travelled a perverse and contrary
10Tovma1    11:4|But when Pap rebelled against the
10Tovma1    11:9|returned no more to Armenia, but lived and died there (in
10Tovma1    11:14|sword position and noble rank. But return here and hold your
10Tovma1    11:17|But Vasak Artsruni went to Khosrov
10Tovma1    11:23|suppose we are plotting rebellion. But God will accomplish what you
10Tovma1    11:27|anyone from the Arsacid family. But in order that he might
10Tovma1    11:27|regular administration of the country but occupied himself exclusively with the
10Tovma1    11:30|in the direction of Shavasp, but scorning him Shavasp ostentatiously galloped
10Tovma1    11:31|thenceforth no one governed Armenia. But people were dispersed and scattered
10Tovma1    11:36|But Artashir, haughtily and without shame
10Tovma1    11:36|womennot only at night but also during the daytime in
10Tovma1    11:38|lodged a complaint against Artashir, but Saint Sahak refused to write
10Tovma1    11:39|But the nobles opposed Saint Sahak
10Tovma1    11:39|and military service on them, but he preferred to see the
10Tovma1    11:42|But when the Armenian nobles saw
10Tovma1    11:42|Saint Sahak as their Catholicos. But Vṙam, being undecided, could not
10Tovma1    11:43|But Vach’ē, lord of the Artsrunik’
10Tovma1    11:46|past behaviour against the saint, but to restore the throne of
10Tovma1    11:47|But he would not listen to
10Tovma1    11:51|position of the Armenian monarch. But Vardan Mamikonean, son of Hamazasp
10Tovma1    11:57|shamefully occupy the last rank but advanced to this position in
10Tovma1    11:57|of wisdom, sense, and intelligence. But the command of your eminence
10Tovma2    1:6|Shavasp Artsruni advanced against them. But on him fell the valiant
10Tovma2    1:7|But Tachat and Vakhrich, having surrounded
10Tovma2    1:10|But after the Armenian nobles became
10Tovma2    1:11|But the Persian king went away
10Tovma2    1:17|But why the story of Vahan’s
10Tovma2    2:6|because of the Persian king, but merely sent messages with a
10Tovma2    2:11|But the emperor begged these honourable
10Tovma2    2:12|an authoritative confession of faith. But while we were in our
10Tovma2    2:13|as your imperial dignity demands. But please let us write to
10Tovma2    2:16|inflexible, did not trouble them but left them to their own
10Tovma2    2:18|But the blessed Alan Artsruni, son
10Tovma2    2:20|But in the days of Vałarsh
10Tovma2    2:23|went out to oppose them. But when they saw the multitude
10Tovma2    2:24|mouth: “All nations surrounded me, but through the name of the
10Tovma2    3:6|scourge, the house of Sasan. But now you are coming to
10Tovma2    3:7|But as for you Armenians, you
10Tovma2    3:8|But now let it please you
10Tovma2    3:9|declaration and taken to them. But having received and read it
10Tovma2    3:11|it to whomever he wishes. But you should be sorry for
10Tovma2    3:11|and the strength of elephants. But I tell you: if the
10Tovma2    3:19|But Khosrov did not wish to
10Tovma2    3:19|not respond to Heraclius’s proposals but caused terrible damage in many
10Tovma2    3:29|But beware lest perchance God should
10Tovma2    3:29|piety or benevolence or holiness, but because of our impiety against
10Tovma2    3:29|this and not your valour. But what would your king seek
10Tovma2    3:30|is impossible to destroy it. But if it so pleases God
10Tovma2    3:31|did not wish to listen but was still thirsting for blood
10Tovma2    3:35|he respond to the messages, but commanded the army to prepare
10Tovma2    3:36|more enthusiasm for that undertaking, but spread out and occupied the
10Tovma2    3:37|But King Khosrov continued to be
10Tovma2    3:38|yourself in subjection to us, but call yourself lord and king
10Tovma2    3:39|not allow me any rest but continually wage war on me
10Tovma2    3:39|have confidence in my God. But where is that God whom
10Tovma2    3:40|unable to take only Constantinople? But I forgive you all your
10Tovma2    3:41|save himself from the Jewsbut they captured him and killed
10Tovma2    3:50|But Khosrov decided to rally his
10Tovma2    3:51|wished to slaughter them all, but they raised a piteous cry
10Tovma2    3:58|saying: “A horse, a horse.” But on entering the stable they
10Tovma2    4:2|But the emperor Heraclius commanded them
10Tovma2    4:2|army wished to slaughter them, but the king commanded them to
10Tovma2    4:3|the land of our inheritance.” But although the latter were persuaded
10Tovma2    4:12|Creator of heaven and earth, but they reject me with threats
10Tovma2    4:17|and not only that (land) but also many others
10Tovma2    4:18|show it to the king, but Heraclius died in those same
10Tovma2    4:18|as he (Theodore?) had wished, but simply ordered caution and not
10Tovma2    4:19|But the army of Ismael was
10Tovma2    4:22|being instructed by his teacher. But since (Mahmet) was proclaiming that
10Tovma2    4:23|your faith among the infidels. But go to the regions of
10Tovma2    4:25|other parts being imaginary sayings. But Mahmet himself, moved by a
10Tovma2    4:33|Yazkert. Yazkert fled before them but was unable to escape. For
10Tovma2    4:33|had come to assist him. But they killed him on Ismael’s
10Tovma2    4:57|Abdla meansservant of God.” But this was the Abdla whom
10Tovma2    4:58|But we now have to speak
10Tovma2    5:7|But they (the Muslims) had decided
10Tovma2    5:8|plotting against them (the Armenians), but merely indicated that the reason
10Tovma2    6:15|But the princes pursued those who
10Tovma2    6:22|of taxes and satisfy you. But do not mercilessly ravage and
10Tovma2    6:23|But he disdained the message, deeming
10Tovma2    6:26|in the direction of Berkri. But of the Armenian troops (only
10Tovma2    6:28|But because of these events a
10Tovma2    6:36|But although they agreed and diligently
10Tovma2    6:37|because they were from Sodom but because they were committing the
10Tovma2    6:40|But they paid no heed to
10Tovma2    6:47|matter of the royal taxes. But the prince was warned by
10Tovma2    6:49|repressive measures of governors, complaisant (but) faithless citizens, the burden of
10Tovma2    6:55|But (the emir) seized him and
10Tovma2    6:56|But half of the captives they
10Tovma2    7:2|But when the south wind blows
10Tovma2    7:2|in the season of spring. But many there are too who
10Tovma2    7:6|But the self-imagined marzpan fled
10Tovma2    7:12|But when enemies reach their land
10Tovma3    1:3|But when discord began to insinuate
10Tovma3    1:4|it is an accidental deprivation but the (whole) living person is
10Tovma3    1:13|But the most terrible thing about
10Tovma3    1:14|or for harming the state, but force them, once taken captive
10Tovma3    1:16|clan or a single area but for all the clans and
10Tovma3    1:17|though not with joyful enthusiasm but unwillingly and by compulsion shall
10Tovma3    1:20|But first bring Ashot and his
10Tovma3    2:8|But two of the commanders of
10Tovma3    2:11|his outer body was aged; but his inner being was rejuvenated
10Tovma3    2:18|But the holy one, armed with
10Tovma3    2:18|those who kill the body but are unable to kill the
10Tovma3    2:18|its light under a bushel, but let it be placed on
10Tovma3    2:19|then set forth in beautiful but brief and unadorned form one
10Tovma3    2:20|But because none of us was
10Tovma3    2:28|But Bugha marched in pursuit of
10Tovma3    2:32|But Vahan of the province of
10Tovma3    2:44|But the prince mounted the wall
10Tovma3    2:45|But they (the Muslims) pressed ever
10Tovma3    2:52|But do not be ignorant of
10Tovma3    2:61|But if I have cared for
10Tovma3    2:68|But since they kept with firm
10Tovma3    2:70|advantage for many including yourself. But by going unwillingly, if the
10Tovma3    2:74|Ashot and the other nobles. But he was quite unable to
10Tovma3    2:77|But he (Smbat) paid no heed
10Tovma3    4:3|But the Muslim troops gathered to
10Tovma3    4:5|But reaching a noble decision, they
10Tovma3    4:6|to them with cajoling words, but they would not listen to
10Tovma3    4:6|him. He had gifts brought, but even so they would not
10Tovma3    4:6|them in a severe fashion, but of that too they were
10Tovma3    4:6|tormented them with the bastinado, but they were even more confirmed
10Tovma3    4:8|in working the Lord’s commandments. But he (the patrik) had deferred
10Tovma3    4:9|suffered the rigor of death. But he rushed to the righthand
10Tovma3    4:10|vain and to no purpose?” But he shouted: “I am a
10Tovma3    4:10|shouted: “I am a Christian.” But (Vahram) persisted and note: “Do
10Tovma3    4:10|die, you are a Muslim.” But he even more readily cried
10Tovma3    4:10|Holy Spirit, not by water but by my own blood
10Tovma3    4:12|But I heard, when they were
10Tovma3    4:19|But to us he is known
10Tovma3    4:21|But he (Gurgēn) crossed to the
10Tovma3    4:29|But he sent as messenger to
10Tovma3    4:30|our troops and there are but few with us. Do you
10Tovma3    4:31|he reached the (enemy) generals but was still at a distance
10Tovma3    4:43|in-chief should reach him. But they did not heed his
10Tovma3    4:44|any means to appease them but that they had given a
10Tovma3    4:63|with them to be captured but remained aside with about two
10Tovma3    4:64|But not only the valiant Armenian
10Tovma3    5:6|a letter written and sealed but full of deceit and treacherous
10Tovma3    5:13|But now that you have reached
10Tovma3    5:23|first like a delightful garden, but later (became) a plain of
10Tovma3    6:6|trumpet and the royal heralds, but anxious to see who and
10Tovma3    6:14|rebels against your imperial rule. But our troubles have been multiplied
10Tovma3    6:15|in subjection to our empire, but we have not paid such
10Tovma3    6:17|But behold, we paid no attention
10Tovma3    6:18|our kindness, with unrepenting audacity. But I, sparing you, will not
10Tovma3    6:21|is not veracious or reliable, but most trustworthy and acceptable is
10Tovma3    6:27|But since nobody at the time
10Tovma3    6:30|But I shall spare you, if
10Tovma3    6:33|serves me with (their) lips, but their hearts are far removed
10Tovma3    6:33|they would appease the king, but inwardly they would preserve their
10Tovma3    6:33|preserve their confession in Christ. But it is impossible for the
10Tovma3    6:35|But that Vasak whom we mentioned
10Tovma3    6:37|But lest I expatiate too long
10Tovma3    6:38|the teeth of the tyrant. But he, both in his going
10Tovma3    6:41|with fearless audacity. In brief but eloquent terms they expounded before
10Tovma3    6:46|his expectation was not realised but rebounded upon himself like a
10Tovma3    6:50|priest fought beside Lord Grigor but also the fiery hosts; for
10Tovma3    6:54|But in the fourth year that
10Tovma3    6:56|to us than poisonous beasts. But he had good consolation from
10Tovma3    6:57|did not disregard his pleas, but permitted him to complete the
10Tovma3    6:58|But fifteen days after the Ascension
10Tovma3    7:2|This the Elkesites also (claimed). But it seems to me that
10Tovma3    7:6|But both sides were at fault
10Tovma3    7:15|or because of the congregations, but because they had not reproached
10Tovma3    7:15|acted impiously outside the law. But if the prophet accused himself
10Tovma3    7:22|is the offspring of intelligence. But as is the root, so
10Tovma3    7:25|or walk the untrodden path. But when we are brought before
10Tovma3    8:2|spend the time of summer. But because of the gigantic and
10Tovma3    8:3|into the hands of hunters. But when it moves, all the
10Tovma3    8:12|cavalry, by clans and families. But they did not agree to
10Tovma3    8:16|them an opportunity to respond, but ordered the executioners to carry
10Tovma3    8:23|But the blessed Gēorg, while he
10Tovma3    9:2|But the general (Bugha) was forming
10Tovma3    9:3|those nearby he feigned friendship, but on those distant he heaped
10Tovma3    9:4|each clan with their troops. But all the other princes of
10Tovma3    9:5|But when Smbat Abulabas, sparapet of
10Tovma3    9:12|Zhirak’: “Hasten to meet me.” But the latter did not trust
10Tovma3    9:13|her beauty and liberal treasures. But she became the cause of
10Tovma3    9:14|women of the Muslim people. But it was to no avail
10Tovma3    9:15|content to be your wife but the great caliph’s (wife).” But
10Tovma3    9:15|but the great caliph’s (wife).” But Bugha kept her as his
10Tovma3    9:16|content to be your wife, but the caliph’s,” and of what
10Tovma3    10:6|But since they had take refuge
10Tovma3    10:9|the action a severe disgrace, but neither were they able to
10Tovma3    10:10|attacked more than nineteen times. But the royal troops were severely
10Tovma3    10:13|death of a common sort, but one on behalf of the
10Tovma3    10:16|summons, calling him to subjection. But the latter paid no heed
10Tovma3    10:19|But the latter sent back a
10Tovma3    10:19|and relieve distress like guardians, but not to ruin (the land
10Tovma3    10:20|meet you in peaceful friendship, but I shall meet you with
10Tovma3    10:23|me there will be peace; but if not, (there will be
10Tovma3    10:24|Yours is the property, but we are the heirs; yours
10Tovma3    10:24|the heirs; yours the booty, but we are the plunderers; you
10Tovma3    10:36|But when the ten days had
10Tovma3    10:46|and fearlessly rushed upon them, but they held their ground, without
10Tovma3    10:48|But why should I describe each
10Tovma3    10:49|attacking the army of Asorestan.” But he piled up on Bugha
10Tovma3    10:50|But if that does not happen
10Tovma3    10:54|any evil on that man but to have him taken to
10Tovma3    10:56|nor causing him any gloom; but he received him in a
10Tovma3    11:5|they seemed to have died. But they endured with great fortitude
10Tovma3    11:8|But your threats and tortures, which
10Tovma3    11:13|But they battled valiantly and responded
10Tovma3    11:17|But even more than previously they
10Tovma3    11:22|losses on the royal army. But when the Muslim troops attacked
10Tovma3    11:25|But the saint, inspired with a
10Tovma3    11:33|Apumusē had been carried through. But after the latter had been
10Tovma3    12:2|But they began to multiply further
10Tovma3    13:2|rhetoric to the fullest extent. But since this is the occasion
10Tovma3    13:3|But I myself have no hesitation
10Tovma3    13:6|But do not blame me, Oh
10Tovma3    13:9|not opposing the evil one. But when Bugha entered the land
10Tovma3    13:11|the Greek armynot once but many times. With forty men
10Tovma3    13:13|to go to the Greeks, but he did persuade Grigor to
10Tovma3    13:19|and T’oṙnawan, they took plunder. But because Bugha had entrusted these
10Tovma3    13:23|them stripped off his shoes, but he kicked the coward in
10Tovma3    13:25|But Lord Apujap’r and those with
10Tovma3    13:36|But the Muslim force recovered a
10Tovma3    13:38|But the right wing of the
10Tovma3    13:38|completely destroyed the Armenian army. But it was the Muslim troops
10Tovma3    13:41|But they (Gurgēn and his party
10Tovma3    13:45|But I must express my profound
10Tovma3    13:47|to wage war against Gurgēn. But when the troops who accompanied
10Tovma3    13:50|But although Gurgēn recognised those deceiving
10Tovma3    13:50|requite for the evil done; but every time he seized him
10Tovma3    13:51|a force to oppose Gurgēn, but sustained a defeat rather than
10Tovma3    13:53|Gurgēn from behind, wounding him. But with rapid hand he drew
10Tovma3    13:54|inform Ashot what had transpired. But Grigor lived for one year
10Tovma3    13:55|But Gurgēn pursued his course of
10Tovma3    13:55|victorious courage in certain places but everywhere rushed to the assault
10Tovma3    14:12|But raids by brigands, the constraints
10Tovma3    14:13|castles of Sring and Jłmar. But when he reached there, he
10Tovma3    14:14|land and live in security.” 14 But Gurgēn did not agree to
10Tovma3    14:21|But he mocked him, choosing bonds
10Tovma3    14:22|the other apostates from Christ. But not in the least was
10Tovma3    14:23|him with the same intention. But (Gurgēn) rejected him with smarting
10Tovma3    14:27|But (the other) Gurgēn lived one
10Tovma3    14:34|But after the passage of many
10Tovma3    14:35|he moved to attack him, but was turned back and fled
10Tovma3    14:38|But Gurgēn preferred the love of
10Tovma3    14:38|murdered by the other’s grandfather; but addressing Derenik tearfully and holding
10Tovma3    14:41|But Derenik captured him and kept
10Tovma3    14:41|as compensation for his goodness. But he rendered him a ready
10Tovma3    14:44|But Gurgēn suspected that Ashot might
10Tovma3    14:46|entered Vantosp; Derenik opposed him, but he (Ashot) captured him and
10Tovma3    14:49|But the prince of princes, wisely
10Tovma3    15:5|But the sparapet Smbat and the
10Tovma3    15:6|did violence to them both; but by the providence of God
10Tovma3    15:13|But Derenik exercised great ingenuity and
10Tovma3    15:14|stones. Making this vain effort, but remaining unable to gain the
10Tovma3    15:16|But since Derenik had been false
10Tovma3    15:19|particular the exaction of vengeance, but not the whole story
10Tovma3    15:22|out mortal poison on Bugha. But he did not enjoy an
10Tovma3    16:7|But while he feigned illness on
10Tovma3    17:6|report and uttered haughty words. But suddenly, in the middle of
10Tovma3    17:9|approached the castle of Kanguar; but although they waged war for
10Tovma3    18:3|But because the castle was unassailable
10Tovma3    18:5|site of temples of Vaheavahan. But when he had approached the
10Tovma3    18:8|But Ashot spurred on his horse
10Tovma3    18:14|But what should I say here
10Tovma3    18:14|canonical regulationsnot only Ashot but also all the Armenian princes
10Tovma3    18:15|the cowardice of their apostasy but remained outside the canonical statutes
10Tovma3    18:20|But it is unclear whether they
10Tovma3    19:6|But he withdrew from obedience to
10Tovma3    19:6|all the princes of Armenia. But being unsuccessful, he returned to
10Tovma3    19:7|Armenia, veiling his treacherous deceit, (but planning) to remove all the
10Tovma3    19:11|But Yamanik and Ahmat’ and Aplbar
10Tovma3    19:13|not remain unsolicitous or unconcerned, but he ordered the bridgeheads to
10Tovma3    20:1|love, some calumniators adduced foul but alluring slander and divided the
10Tovma3    20:3|But the certainty of his crimes
10Tovma3    20:10|But (then) Yisē, son of Sheh
10Tovma3    20:12|But they were suspicious of the
10Tovma3    20:15|no few gifts and honours. But he persisted in the same
10Tovma3    20:21|they could) plunder no more, but they travelled with their luggage
10Tovma3    20:23|But the curopalates of Tarōn remained
10Tovma3    20:23|him by means of letters, but he would not agree
10Tovma3    20:24|the misery of his prison. But even thus he was unable
10Tovma3    20:27|was not treating him honestly but was (aiming at) taking the
10Tovma3    20:27|unconcerned and unworried about this, but promptly look for a way
10Tovma3    20:29|But he was unable to act
10Tovma3    20:34|the blockade was nearly complete; but when the messengers arrived, he
10Tovma3    20:37|what Hasan had fruitlessly done. But whether this was false or
10Tovma3    20:39|But when Yamanik heard how Ashot
10Tovma3    20:40|the unity of the Armenians. But Derenik proposed peace with Hasan
10Tovma3    20:53|But the emir of the city
10Tovma3    20:61|might bring him some aid. But since the Lord had delivered
10Tovma3    20:64|Fear will save the cowardly.” But if for the cowardly fear
10Tovma3    20:65|travel with a fearless (man).” But particularly true are the words
10Tovma3    20:69|with him and was restive. But since Gagik was greatly endowed
10Tovma3    20:70|and the prefecture of Apumruan. But the princess Sop’i, living one
10Tovma3    22:5|But the blessed patriarch Lord Gēorg
10Tovma3    22:6|besieged the city of Karin, but turned back of their own
10Tovma3    22:7|But the sons of Derenik, Ashot
10Tovma3    22:10|fashion they (divided the land). But Apumruan, by reason of being
10Tovma3    22:12|proposed this, some suggested that. But the alternative intentions of a
10Tovma3    22:14|went off fearlessly and courageously. But the Armenian king Smbat regarded
10Tovma3    22:15|of Vaspurakan was your inheritance, but Ashot’s ancestors have set you
10Tovma3    22:17|unable to gain an advantage, but suffered defeat at the hands
10Tovma3    22:22|withdraw or shy from war. But Apumruan came between them, and
10Tovma3    22:23|But Apumruan continued to foster ambitions
10Tovma3    22:24|to carry out his plan. But as his ambition welled up
10Tovma3    23:3|But Ahmat’ did not deign to
10Tovma3    23:8|the battle to an end. But threatened by his corps of
10Tovma3    23:9|many brave acts of heroism, but they were of no avail
10Tovma3    24:2|But the latter plotted (even) more
10Tovma3    25:4|someone returned from the dead. But Awshin, thwarted in his plans
10Tovma3    25:7|But since their horses were weary
10Tovma3    26:2|by the rules of purity but even revolting and horrible things
10Tovma3    26:4|in the time of Vespasian. But since the misfortune came from
10Tovma3    26:5|the drinking of human blood, but of mighty prowess in deeds
10Tovma3    26:6|But God, who in his providence
10Tovma3    26:13|neither wine nor strong liquor. But he not only did not
10Tovma3    26:13|not get drunk on wine, but did not quench his thirst
10Tovma3    26:14|But in scholarly learning he was
10Tovma3    26:14|to the love for possessions but lively in his generosity
10Tovma3    27:1|the time Gagik was general. But not a few regrets have
10Tovma3    27:4|a cave in the rock. But when he stripped the silver
10Tovma3    27:9|But do not blame me for
10Tovma3    28:5|But the Kaysik who governed the
10Tovma3    28:6|done. So it was openly, but the secret later became clear
10Tovma3    28:7|But the Kaysiks and their allies
10Tovma3    28:8|But Prince Ashot, the prince of
10Tovma3    28:10|But those immured in the city
10Tovma3    28:10|between them. Not being indifferent, but rather overflowing with benevolence, Ashot
10Tovma3    29:6|that journey, adducing his illness; but he chose death for his
10Tovma3    29:10|But since the energy of my
10Tovma3    29:26|But Tambēr, Ěṙnay, and Zarehavan had
10Tovma3    29:38|he concerned with its prosperity but he was also ready to
10Tovma3    29:46|by nature with the Word. But the holy apostles are the
10Tovma3    29:48|But Christ is not called his
10Tovma3    29:48|his own house or tabernacle, but the one Lord Jesus Christ
10Tovma3    29:57|But perhaps you here doubt that
10Tovma3    29:62|race plan to destroy it, but rather bring extermination upon themselves
10Tovma3    29:69|But the inhabitants of Parskahayk’, marching
10Tovma3    29:71|and seized back the booty. But he was wounded by a
10Tovma3    29:75|was too weak to gallop, but with seemly defiance they boldly
10Tovma3    29:76|But, as has been said, the
10Tovma3    29:79|But the best and oldest among
10Tovma4    1:3|ancestors had striven for it, but without success
10Tovma4    1:7|But the cunning devil Satanas
10Tovma4    1:9|But they never dared reveal any
10Tovma4    1:12|But his eyes were covered with
10Tovma4    1:15|But as we said above, some
10Tovma4    1:21|But the former, alleging that this
10Tovma4    1:46|of the splendid young Gagik. But I do not know if
10Tovma4    1:52|But then the ranks of patriarchs
10Tovma4    1:53|in majestic style the lamentations. But to prevent the listeners’ minds
10Tovma4    2:4|plotting disloyalty to the youths; but they were unable (to do
10Tovma4    2:11|But Gagik he marched off to
10Tovma4    2:13|persuaded and convinced his audience. But being himself suspicious and overcome
10Tovma4    2:13|more. So he released Gurgēn, but was perplexed with regard to
10Tovma4    2:14|But God did not permit him
10Tovma4    3:10|was he himself (not) obscured, but through his firm faith he
10Tovma4    3:14|But since it is no longer
10Tovma4    3:14|longer the time for praise but for history, let us hasten
10Tovma4    3:18|These Ashot did not accept, but he returned them since he
10Tovma4    3:23|But Smbat, the king of Armenia
10Tovma4    3:26|and with many fine gifts. But since suspicion had not departed
10Tovma4    3:29|But Prince Ashot with his brothers
10Tovma4    3:33|But because they were secure in
10Tovma4    3:37|God did not spare him, but smote him with a painful
10Tovma4    3:45|from the punishment of blinding; but he was not successful. Hasan
10Tovma4    3:45|the light of this world, but the eyes of his soul
10Tovma4    3:46|But the years of Ashot’s principality
10Tovma4    3:47|from the tribe called Kaysik. But they resisted, and raised the
10Tovma4    3:49|put under his own control. But falling prey to a mortal
10Tovma4    4:19|But he advanced over the high
10Tovma4    4:22|against them with mighty efforts, but had been unable to prevail
10Tovma4    4:22|Lord,” had made many efforts; but he was sadly killed without
10Tovma4    4:30|But the brave and thrice-blessed
10Tovma4    4:32|only in his own armour but in the power of God
10Tovma4    4:38|second time against the prince. But since he had no success
10Tovma4    4:42|with messages passed between them, but no peaceful solution was agreeable
10Tovma4    4:47|a man of powerful mind, but the most disagreeable among all
10Tovma4    4:53|But when the news reached the
10Tovma4    4:54|But Smbat, disregarding the Lord’s command
10Tovma4    4:56|in the castle of Kapoyt. But the tyrant surrounded and besieged
10Tovma4    4:57|to his own independent wishes, but made him king over all
10Tovma4    4:69|no time to visit Atrpatakan, but he sent faithful prefects to
10Tovma4    4:71|wise man lasts seven days, but that of a fool all
10Tovma4    4:73|he multiply so many (offerings), but daily he remembered compassion for
10Tovma4    5:4|little later he was killed, but I do not know what
10Tovma4    6:2|But although the house of Apusach
10Tovma4    6:3|is shaken by three things, but it cannot resist the fourth
10Tovma4    6:4|But because none of them did
10Tovma4    7:1|But now it is very pleasant
10Tovma4    7:2|fables elaborated from fictitious accounts; but having seen with my eyes
10Tovma4    7:4|But the character of a king
10Tovma4    7:4|only for his personal amusement, but for the whole land of
10Tovma4    8:2|valiant men and (our) ancestors. But our mind and sight were
10Tovma4    8:3|settled them in our land. But all these lived as in
10Tovma4    8:15|on opening admit refreshing breezes. But when they are closed, they
10Tovma4    8:18|But if anyone wished to praise
10Tovma4    8:19|But we have offered this suitable
10Tovma4    9:14|was once a thirsty desert, but is now the city of
10Tovma4    10:6|But the Muslim, since he knew
10Tovma4    10:10|day of the month Sahmi. But the hill too is blessed
10Tovma4    10:12|his voice to the messenger, but finished his customary prayers, comprehending
10Tovma4    10:17|end with the surrounding countryside. But the elders of the city
10Tovma4    10:17|troops who had seized plunder, but let them take openly whatever
10Tovma4    12:6|Josiah over a new Israel, but (in a way) superior to
10Tovma4    13:13|the land of the Armenians, but these all freely ruled over
10Tovma4    13:32|brave and valiant in warfare, but he lived out his life
10Tovma4    13:37|terror or threats or usury; but he cared for all, consoled
10Tovma4    13:42|But he was superior to him
10Tovma4    13:42|with flesh and with blood, but with principalities and powers and
10Tovma4    13:44|not you who chose me, but I chose you
10Tovma4    13:64|But they were unable to shake
10Tovma4    13:65|But the walls and buildings that
10Tovma4    13:67|But to his support came grace
10Tovma4    13:69|sparing his goods or possessions, but with eager heart he gave
10Tovma4    13:73|of Vaspurakan saw no calm, but was particularly oppressed by dangers
10Tovma4    13:92|patriarchal throne of Saint Gregory. But aged about forty, he departed
10Tovma4    13:93|But since God is merciful and
11Asogh1    1:2|decorating) us among rational (beings), but also adorned our appearance with
11Asogh1    3:1|word generous in his language; but as the son of an
11Asogh1    3:7|But the man of God, Mashtots
11Asogh1    3:21|But when we, having grown fat
11Asogh1    3:22|did not heed our prayers, but handed over our country to
11Asogh1    4:8|involuntarily sends a large army, (but at the same time) makes
11Asogh1    4:9|But Yusuf, (again) expressing his obedience
11Asogh1    5:2|But Christ, who turned their will
11Asogh1    5:4|But Michael, with a cry and
11Asogh1    5:6|But they, inflamed with divine love
11Asogh1    6:5|army laid siege to Dvin, but not being able to take
11Asogh1    7:2|guided by his meek disposition; (but at the same time) spread
11Asogh1    7:28|Cross, lived at that time, but lived, dying hourly. They considered
11Asogh1    7:31|a dragon with deadly breath. But he, relying on the power
11Asogh1    7:37|passions and death for us, but that he died a human
11Asogh1    8:16|But the latter, following the example
11Asogh1    8:16|to see or hear them, but ordered Stepanos, vardapet Movses and
11Asogh1    8:24|ascended the throne, (reigned) [6/7] years. But the great dux Bardas, the
11Asogh1    9:4|who, with a weak word, but with great knowledge, explained the
11Asogh1    9:8|the Holy Scriptures by heart, but despite his old age, he
11Asogh1    14:5|But Bardas took pity on the
11Asogh1    14:6|in two, not in three, but in many battles, they prevailed
11Asogh1    16:8|flax; (and not only that), but even after kindling the wings
11Asogh1    17:2|an agile and frisky youth, but those who knew him did
11Asogh1    17:3|But upon his Enthronement to the
11Asogh1    17:5|roads and in country places, but also in the city itself
11Asogh1    17:6|But Abas appeared as an avenger
11Asogh1    19:3|them): “what are you doing?” But they turned and began to
11Asogh1    19:9|But on the same night, the
11Asogh1    23:4|But the Arabians, who lived in
11Asogh1    24:3|troops that were with him. But when they met each other
11Asogh1    24:7|But the head of the (Constantinople
11Asogh1    27:8|the help rendered to him; but after the death of Smbat
11Asogh1    28:9|by God, to the dignity. But this goal was not achieved
11Asogh1    28:10|the king mourned her solemnly; but then he himself suffered a
11Asogh1    29:4|I cannot but regret one accident before which
11Asogh1    29:9|But David courageously opposed him and
11Asogh1    29:11|But the handsome, young and intelligent
11Asogh1    31:2|not indulge in earthly cares, but having renounced the amusements of
11Asogh1    31:5|But when Gagik reigned over all
11Asogh1    31:7|he did not follow honor, but honor itself followed him
11Asogh1    32:4|costs, (to avenge his son); but he died with all his
11Asogh1    33:2|one battle with extraordinary courage, but finally the defeated fell into
11Asogh1    35:1|In [444=995] there was an earthquake, but to a stronger degree in
11Asogh1    40:4|against the enemy by war, but sent to the Armenian king
11Asogh1    40:15|But the Armenians and Iberians, horrified
11Asogh1    40:15|go out to battle today, but at another time
11Asogh1    40:20|the rules of military art, but in groups according to their
11Asogh1    40:28|But the Armenian and Iberian troops
11Asogh1    40:30|But they were especially pleased that
11Asogh1    42:17|But Gagik considered it humiliating to
11Asogh1    43:2|harm not only to her, but also to no other fortress
11Asogh1    48:6|But you, who walk the path
11Asogh1    48:6|malicious, fell to my lot. But may the Lord rewards each
12Last1    1:15|know what the reasons were, but the western army which was
12Last1    1:22|unable to get under control, But now favorable opportunities presented themselves
12Last1    1:25|gifts and record their numbers, but then sent them without (chance
12Last1    1:26|garden of Eden before them, but after them, a desolate wilderness
12Last1    1:28|But (Georgi) did not consent to
12Last1    1:29|the Byzantine army to flight, but in no way did they
12Last1    2:7|physically large and quite fat, but they say that he was
12Last1    2:10|and pounced upon him unexpectedly. But because of his great physical
12Last1    2:11|Smbat) quickly took to flight, but their pursuers littered the road
12Last1    2:12|make horse-shoes (from them).” But at the appropriate time righteous
12Last1    2:13|he be put in prison. But then, having taken three fortresses
12Last1    2:19|lodging-place to lodging-place. But (Georgi) did not agree to
12Last1    2:22|and to loot its goods, but not to injure a single
12Last1    2:29|But we are recording these lengthy
12Last1    2:34|merciless commands of the king! But despite all of this, (Basil’s
12Last1    2:39|But it was there that the
12Last1    3:4|from the honor of princedom. But (Nicephor Phocas) did not consent
12Last1    3:5|then had some special goodness. But I do know for sure
12Last1    3:8|childish game was not prolonged, (but was) rather like a structure
12Last1    3:8|transpire in the distant past, but only two or three years
12Last1    3:9|rebels, and loyal to them. But then suddenly, as a person
12Last1    3:14|however, as his patrimonial inheritance, but as gifts received from the
12Last1    3:14|be returned to the emperor; but (the conspirators) did not bother
12Last1    4:1|did not agree to this. But then (Basil) sent Zak’aria, the
12Last1    4:2|But scarcely had (Zak’aria) gone a
12Last1    4:3|to you as a fugitive.” But he commanded those taking him
12Last1    4:5|not proceed in war formation, but rather as if they were
12Last1    4:11|cold, not on lofty mountains but on deep and very temperate
12Last1    4:15|him to rule over them. But not as David, (rather) he
12Last1    5:4|crossed the land of Georgia. But he was unable to do
12Last1    6:2|similar to John (the Baptist), but (with this difference, namely) that
12Last1    6:6|will be broken to pieces; but when it falls on any
12Last1    9:1|and grand-fathers is iron; but he who comes from the
12Last1    9:5|on the Lord’s feast-days. But the wicked dew was unable
12Last1    9:8|the righteousness of the Persians, but because of the impiety of
12Last1    9:13|man) would give no reply, but only repeat endlessly what he
12Last1    9:18|beautiful mansions, and destroying them. But the agitated mob, thirsting for
12Last1    10:3|think to reign through God but rather placed his hopes on
12Last1    10:4|man glory in his riches; but let him who glories glory
12Last1    10:6|his realm with brute force, but two times he let his
12Last1    10:8|was so pitied by God, but that (God) wanted to honor
12Last1    10:9|not speaking about a prince, but about princeship, that is, about
12Last1    10:10|not punished by any man but by the righteous verdict of
12Last1    10:18|Things were once this way. But now, (the churches) are stripped
12Last1    10:22|this in the (proper) place, but now let us proceed in
12Last1    10:26|rebel should have been killed. But Gagik, reasoning like Saul, spared
12Last1    10:28|colors. And (military) reviews were but occasions for joyous songs and
12Last1    10:30|But let us ascend to the
12Last1    10:35|said when Jerusalem was ruined, but (the same words) were fulfilled
12Last1    10:37|such as silver or gold, but with the precious blood of
12Last1    10:38|But in this case, the seller
12Last1    10:39|was taken, not through warfare, but through treachery. For (the Byzantines
12Last1    10:39|the Cross, thatI need but to see you, then shall
12Last1    10:40|because of a timid nature, but (in any case) he gave
12Last1    10:41|put him on the throne, but rather he listened to the
12Last1    10:41|Malatya) and the surrounding districts.” But (Gagik) did not consent
12Last1    10:45|place which he himself wanted (but) which was greatly inferior in
12Last1    10:47|certain Kamenas replaced his authority. But when the latter arrived, he
12Last1    10:49|the bottle in his hand, but broke it by striking it
12Last1    11:3|we had sinned against Him. But once again He regretted this
12Last1    11:3|us, for He is merciful. But He did not grow totally
12Last1    11:5|trembling in shocked, horrified terror. But God had mercy and closed
12Last1    11:7|in anger to pardon us. But we forgot about this. Nor
12Last1    11:8|saved because of our justice. But we did not recall the
12Last1    11:9|thus? I tell you, No, but unless you repent you will
12Last1    11:9|relaxing on ivory couches, etc., but the misfortune of Joseph did
12Last1    11:10|grief: “Weep with the weepers” [Romans 12.15]. But they behaved just the opposite
12Last1    11:14|and swarming locusts have passed, but it is about the hopping
12Last1    11:17|when not merely a threat but the actual chastisement of rage
12Last1    11:18|of arrows, they grew wearybut mercy did not find a
12Last1    11:20|name was placed upon us. But now, lo: You became angered
12Last1    11:22|But now our noontime became eclipsed
12Last1    11:27|from the slain, and departed. But they left behind them a
12Last1    11:28|sought to quench their thirst, but there was no one to
12Last1    11:28|whose throats had been slit but were still alive were emitting
12Last1    11:33|of Heaven like (mount) Hermon, but with the fat and blood
12Last1    11:34|to (mount) Koreb, and lived. But those who took refuge on
12Last1    11:35|here, albeit I have related but little from much (information
12Last1    12:4|But after the Sceptics and Pyrrhonists
12Last1    12:10|disease is damaging to all, but especially so to womankind. First
12Last1    12:13|not surpass them in righteousness, but in sin; therefore, what pardon
12Last1    12:15|priests fell to the sword, but who can count how many
12Last1    12:17|the city of Jerusalem alone, but (here) the entire country was
12Last1    12:22|found to be more than [150]. But as for those who had
12Last1    12:24|enemies’ hands” [Psalms 77.61], and so forth. But Christ was late in awakening
12Last1    13:2|not through his own strength, but because the Lord weakens his
12Last1    13:6|and generous gifts of treasure; but he was unable to accomplish
12Last1    13:7|they killed with the sword, but many, since it was evening
12Last1    14:5|them or in good faith, but they requested oversight of the
12Last1    16:3|the entire land, not once but three times, one after the
12Last1    16:8|a bringer of bad news, but not to one village or
12Last1    16:8|village or to one city, but to the entire world, from
12Last1    16:11|But the infidels speedily swooped down
12Last1    16:14|mothers with their baby sighs. But the parents, cudgeled, were quickly
12Last1    16:20|great slaughter in that place. But then (additional) troops of the
12Last1    16:22|then he will not live, but if somebody else struck him
12Last1    16:26|were caught unawares. Had he but prolonged the siege for ten
12Last1    16:27|concourse of people and animals, but did nothing, because he could
12Last1    16:33|daybreak, and again at nightfall. But observe here God’s wisdom, how
12Last1    16:38|using their catapult) seven times, but were unable to accomplish anything
12Last1    16:41|wanted to enter in force, but suddenly he himself fell. Then
12Last1    16:41|turned back full of grief, but within the city there was
12Last1    16:43|their horses and pursued him, but they were unable to catch
12Last1    16:50|burned those Chaldeans it encountered. But an angel sprinkled the children
12Last1    16:53|But those bloody beasts found a
12Last1    17:1|But (Monomachus) did not behave in
12Last1    17:5|But Theodora (instead) sent him white
12Last1    17:5|The Sultan) received (the gifts), but, keeping the purveyor of them
12Last1    17:6|Sultan’s name arrived in Armenia. But some say that they were
12Last1    17:6|to the city of Ani, but everyone did not manage to
12Last1    17:9|But then troops assembled from Persia
12Last1    17:9|lead your country into slavery.” But T’eodoros refused. Therefore, they came
12Last1    17:9|The prince displayed much valor, but was fatally wounded, and died
12Last1    17:14|sermonize not about what threatens, but about matters which have transpired
12Last1    18:1|But if none of you dares
12Last1    18:16|beautiful and agreeable to beholders; but when death has removed that
12Last1    18:23|divided against itself cannot stand, but is destroyed,” so, truly, did
12Last1    18:24|merely with eating their fill, but try to kill all the
12Last1    18:24|not satiated by booty alone, but craved our deaths with voracious
12Last1    18:28|with the troops against (Iwane). But (Iwane) found out, pillaged that
12Last1    18:31|returned to their own land. But because they observed that the
12Last1    18:36|does He forgive and pardon, but would punish us hateful people
12Last1    18:37|be a city of refuge, but rather an abyss of ruin
12Last1    18:37|you. Here we have recorded but a few of the diverse
12Last1    18:38|withstand even for a moment, but quickly collapsed. Its collapse was
12Last1    18:41|the fashion of a war, but as though they were slaughtering
12Last1    19:0|turning neither right nor left but heading straight for its target
12Last1    20:1|But (Comnenus) did not believe this
12Last1    20:2|principals fell, from both sides. But Comnenus’ troops were victorious. And
12Last1    21:0|sinners: “Many are the torments but Your counsel shall teach me
12Last1    21:3|and blinded those lordly visages, but volleys of arrows were our
12Last1    21:4|not only with ravaging diseases, but also with an awful stench
12Last1    21:13|sweetly and with paternal counsel, but when we do not heed
12Last1    21:15|another army arose from Persia, but whether it was the same
12Last1    21:23|went up toward Xorjean (district). But because the roads were cut
12Last1    22:2|But this was all a sham
12Last1    22:6|to beware of external enemies, but difficult to be saved from
12Last1    22:6|easy for us to beware. But, as the venerable John wrote
12Last1    22:7|They went out from us, but they were not of us
12Last1    22:15|But (Yakobos) did not believe this
12Last1    22:18|worthy (priests) to perform mass but three times a year
12Last1    22:19|masses and all Christian rituals. But (Yakobos) refused to accept this
12Last1    22:20|his lifetime sinned and died, but how did you sin that
12Last1    22:21|two groups: some accepted this, but others did not. Everyone was
12Last1    22:29|But as Jeremiah said, the fire
12Last1    23:1|from Aghbania (Aghuania) “Caucasian Albania”, but was in fact Satan’s first
12Last1    23:11|speech is smoother than oil; but in the end she is
12Last1    23:21|ignorance would commune with them, but rather that they be hounded
12Last1    23:25|one place, not merely priests, but especially laymen, and so vast
12Last1    23:29|the mystery of the Cross, but rather, holding that symbol of
12Last1    23:42|But let us, the true Believers
12Last1    24:1|was built with great difficulty but easily demolished; or like the
12Last1    24:4|without distinction worthy of death, but rather that kin and others
12Last1    24:5|and rebelled not against mankind, but against God Who levels to
12Last1    24:9|copper which opposed his kingdom, but because he grew disheartened because
12Last1    24:17|from what has been narrated. But the king of Persia, having
12Last1    25:4|kings born of this earth. But he did not remember the
12Last1    25:4|triumph) because of his strength, but rather through the right hand
12Last1    25:6|wisdom and adoption of God, but most unbearable of all is
12Last1    25:9|But the wily king of Persia
12Last1    25:12|But since the Byzantine emperor was
12Last1    25:12|fear the able Persian archers, but rather were stoutly resisting and
12Last1    25:14|struck terror into the troops. But he did not know that
12Last1    25:16|frightened, guilty slave, hand-cuffed. But God, who strikes and then
12Last1    25:17|But the one whom God had
12Last1    25:21|But he had made this vow
12Last1    25:22|respect to the Persian lordship. But I shall keep what I
12Last1    25:23|had not reigned as monarch but rather had been tortured to
12Last1    25:23|had become dear to him. But then death overtook (Alp-Arslan
12Last1    26:3|But that robe which it had
12Last1    26:15|us according to our crimes, but rather with kindness and mercy
12Last1    26:16|to all torments and misfortunes, but abandon us not; bring down
12Last1    26:16|us all trials and disasters, but, Lord, only deprive us not
12Last1    26:23|But as to what we have
12Last1    26:23|book, it is not complete, but merely the beginning of things