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afoot   1
aforemention   26
aforenamed   2
afraid   34
after   1238
afterward   22
again   292
against   914
agarak   13
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africa   5
africanus   2
afshin   37
afshins   5
after   1238
afterward   4
afterwards   18
agabus   1
agag   5


01Kor1    2:18|as an intimate servant, and after the promise he had received
01Kor1    2:22|also of those who came after the Only Begotten Son, the
01Kor1    2:33|good deeds, he says: “Follow after charity and desire spiritual gifts
01Kor1    2:41|gracious canonic writings which came after the apostles indicating how they
01Kor1    4:1|taking the exalted cross went after the all-sustaining Crucified
01Kor1    6:1|And after being occupied with the same
01Kor1    8:4|as the diphthongs were devised, after which he proceeded with translations
01Kor1    9:11|and after warm greetings amidst sounds of
01Kor1    13:1|After this the blessed Mashtots obtained
01Kor1    14:1|After this he went to the
01Kor1    15:1|Again, after the passage of some time
01Kor1    16:10|And after the passage of Easter, he
01Kor1    16:20|After this he separated from the
01Kor1    18:2|After enjoying the richness and essence
01Kor1    19:4|After a while a few brethren
01Kor1    20:2|of the world related to after-life, resurrection, and hope, so
01Kor1    22:19|the church fathers who came after the order of the disciples
01Kor1    24:1|After that the blessed Sahak, righteous
01Kor1    24:7|the seal of Christ, and after performing the customary rites, everyone
01Kor1    26:1|the same year, six months after the death of blessed Sahak
01Kor1    26:3|And after an illness of a few
01Kor1    27:2|It so happened that, after the passing of the Saint
02Agat1    1:3|Now it happened that after the death, when the sad
02Agat1    2:2|had come to his aid. After looting the entire country, they
02Agat1    2:3|for eleven years, one year after the next, they looted and
02Agat1    3:4|of the Armenians, renaming places after his own name and putting
02Agat1    4:21|After that they set an hour
02Agat1    4:28|After the triumphant combat with its
02Agat1    6:10|And after the seventh day he commanded
02Agat1    7:10|Thereafter, as after the holy marriage and birth
02Agat1    8:22|After that he commanded and they
02Agat1    8:24|After that he commanded and they
02Agat1    10:14|there remain breath in you after so long and after these
02Agat1    10:14|you after so long and after these cruel tortures with which
02Agat1    11:4|After so many interrogations and torments
02Agat1    12:1|After this, King Trdat ordered that
02Agat1    14:8|They have gone astray after some crucified Jew, and they
02Agat1    15:4|After a few days, they were
02Agat1    15:12|by a legion of infantry. After two or, three days, the
02Agat1    15:16|After this, many of the viewers
02Agat3    3:9|to speak and hear - then after their supplications he replied and
02Agat3    4:77|preached ever more successfully day after day, to bring everyone to
02Agat3    8:22|After this, they willingly turned to
02Agat3    10:3|Immediately after this, the king, by sovereign
02Agat3    10:19|After this, he took the noble
02Agat3    11:8|After this, Gregory went on to
02Agat3    13:8|Now it happened after this, that a marvelous vision
02Agat3    15:16|After this Gregor took with him
02Agat3    16:1|Taurus Mountains, and called Yashtishat after the frequent sacrifices made there
02Agat3    16:2|and the altar was named, after her, golden built of the
02Agat3    16:2|third was the temple named after the goddess Astghik - who is
02Agat3    17:9|After this Gregory went to the
02Agat3    21:1|remained there for seven days after this, for spiritual consolation
02Agat3    21:6|After this, he went to all
02Agat3    26:7|father in his teachings, and after Gregory, Aristakes occupied his patrimonial
02Agat3    28:21|Then, after this, they were exalted with
02Agat3    29:1|It was after this that the great emperor
02Agat3    29:6|Then after such deeds, with even more
03Buz3    1:0|in the land of Armenia after the preaching of the apostle
03Buz3    2:2|the blessed Aristakes his son, after the acknowledgement of his death
03Buz3    3:1|After this, Xosrov Kotak ruled [A.D. 330-339], grandson
03Buz3    5:1|celibate from childhood, was first after Gregory to sit on the
03Buz3    5:3|Vrtanes named one of them after his father Gregory, and the
03Buz3    5:8|His wife became pregnant after Yusik then still a lad
03Buz3    5:12|But after that one evening, he did
03Buz3    5:13|With his boyish virtue, after coupling with his wife that
03Buz3    5:29|After them will reign falseness, unbridled
03Buz3    8:24|However after this the Iranians did not
03Buz3    10:2|God to grant this, for after the flood it had rested
03Buz3    10:20|After this the marvellous bishop Yakob
03Buz3    10:34|Two days after his departure Manachirh’s wife and
03Buz3    10:43|After this, the emperor Constantine saw
03Buz3    11:1|After this there was an even
03Buz3    11:14|of God during the mass after the names of the saints
03Buz3    11:16|a very little boy, named after his grandfather, Artawazd. They placed
03Buz3    11:19|his life he would look after widows and orphans and succeed
03Buz3    11:20|After this the world-building brave
03Buz3    11:23|his holy bones to rest. After celebrating his perpetual living memory
03Buz3    12:0|land of Armenia of Tiran after his father, how Yusik occupied
03Buz3    12:0|Yusik occupied the patriarchal throne after his father Vrtanes, how he
03Buz3    12:1|After king Xosrov passed from this
03Buz3    12:10|After giving each other the desired
03Buz3    12:28|the blessed venerable lad Yusik. After beating him, they left him
03Buz3    13:0|Armenia remained without a patriarch after the death of Yusik, and
03Buz3    13:1|Some time after the venerable Yusik was beaten
03Buz3    14:35|After this, many of God’s blessed
03Buz3    14:38|After this He forgave you all
03Buz3    16:6|After this he was gathered to
03Buz3    17:6|and directed the land after his example
03Buz3    17:10|reign of Trdat, that is after Armenia recognized the Lord, God
03Buz3    20:31|After a few days had passed
03Buz3    21:23|After the Iranian fashion, he commanded
03Buz4    1:0|How after many calamities in battle king
03Buz4    2:3|youngest was appointed to look after the needs of the troops
03Buz4    2:7|the office concerned with looking after the land and keeping it
03Buz4    5:61|child would live or not, after which the emperor would decide
03Buz4    5:62|After fifteen days, the emperor’s son
03Buz4    5:65|And St. Nerses repliedAfter I spoke, Christ postponed the
03Buz4    5:71|Because the wise advisers, after much thought, discovered that by
03Buz4    9:12|After that, king Valens ordered Patriarch
03Buz4    10:8|After mutual greetings, they set up
03Buz4    10:32|After that, all those who were
03Buz4    11:13|Ankura. For six years, one after the other, he destroyed the
03Buz4    12:17|the dastakert should be named after himself, Arshakawan. They also built
03Buz4    12:18|After this, no one feared his
03Buz4    12:34|to a certain Asurk who, after the death of his father
03Buz4    13:24|Three days after the venerable Nerses had spoken
03Buz4    13:27|After this the king himself sought
03Buz4    14:17|After this Hayr mardpet left the
03Buz4    15:0|took the wife of Gnel after killing him; how he later
03Buz4    15:6|After Tirit had attained his wish
03Buz4    15:62|But after the slain man had been
03Buz4    15:62|where he was killed, and after a goodly number of days
03Buz4    15:68|Many braves went after the fugitive Tirit, caught up
03Buz4    15:69|After this Arshak himself married Paranjem
03Buz4    18:3|occurred will be overlooked, but after this stand firm in the
03Buz4    18:19|The child was named after its father, Vardan
03Buz4    20:23|After this the king of Armenia
03Buz4    20:35|journey, for each of them, after the custom of Armenians, longed
03Buz4    20:58|grandees on a mission, galloping after the king of Armenia bearing
03Buz4    21:1|Now eight years after king Arshak of Armenia had
03Buz4    22:0|How after this there was warfare with
03Buz4    23:10|But Vasak Mamikonean went swiftly after them, catching up as they
03Buz4    23:12|After freeing a countless, immeasurable host
03Buz4    24:1|After this the infamous Meruzhan in
03Buz4    31:6|After this the Armenians spread around
03Buz4    32:1|After all this Shapuh, the king
03Buz4    34:1|After Suren, it was Vsemakan who
03Buz4    35:1|After this king Shapuh of Iran
03Buz4    36:0|the Persian Suren, who came after Zik to wage war; and
03Buz4    36:1|After the death of Zik, the
03Buz4    39:1|After this the great Iranian naxarar
03Buz4    45:1|After this king Shapuh of Iran
03Buz4    50:1|the king of Iran, and after this both sides grew weary
03Buz4    50:7|After this the personal principality of
03Buz4    50:15|After this, the number of Armenians
03Buz4    53:3|with an oath, so that after that he might go to
03Buz4    53:5|saying: “If, after receiving this oath you still
03Buz4    53:7|After that, willy-nilly, Arshak, the
03Buz4    54:16|the earth brought from Armenia. After this, take Arshak, king of
03Buz4    54:17|uphold your oath and treaty after you release him back to
03Buz4    54:35|After everyone had been seated according
03Buz4    55:12|emissaries frequently, every week, one after the next from her son
03Buz4    55:16|After the fourteenth month, the blow
03Buz4    55:17|were sitting on. And day after day they perished
03Buz4    55:18|No more than a month after the sickness began, practically all
03Buz4    55:27|After this, they came to the
03Buz4    57:1|After this Shapuh, the king of
03Buz5    1:1|After all this, Mushegh, the son
03Buz5    2:8|and then sent them all after their man, king Shapuh
03Buz5    4:1|After this the king of Iran
03Buz5    7:18|food befitting kings, and wine, after the custom of kings. He
03Buz5    8:1|After the warfare ceased in the
03Buz5    14:2|After arriving there, the sparapet general
03Buz5    17:1|After that they invaded Greater Copk
03Buz5    24:17|After this for about two hours
03Buz5    24:19|After this he recalled everyone in
03Buz5    26:2|After the death of Saint Nerses
03Buz5    27:2|After the death of the great
03Buz5    27:17|After that, no harm was done
03Buz5    28:0|revealed by God in Mambre after the departure of Epiphanes
03Buz5    28:20|After giving communion to whom he
03Buz5    28:23|of lack of faith, and after seven years he considered that
03Buz5    29:1|After the death of the partriarch
03Buz5    29:7|For after this the authority was removed
03Buz5    30:1|After Pap had killed the blessed
03Buz5    31:11|But after Nerses’ death, everyone boldly took
03Buz5    31:12|After Nerses’ death, when the people
03Buz5    31:14|But after the death of the chief
03Buz5    31:17|But after his death, all this was
03Buz5    31:19|But after his death king Pap destroyed
03Buz5    31:20|After Nerses’ departure from the world
03Buz5    31:20|to do they did brazenly. After erecting many images, they worshipped
03Buz5    34:0|over the country of Armenia after Pap
03Buz5    34:1|After the death of king Pap
03Buz5    35:10|After that, either the Byzantine emperor
03Buz5    37:8|After displaying much bravery in that
03Buz5    37:35|But Manuel himself shouted after his sons: “Do not be
03Buz5    37:37|There was no more fighting after that. A few dead men
03Buz5    37:38|the Manuelean brigade was going after the fugitives, Hamazaspean, a sepuh
03Buz5    37:43|cried out; “Lord Hamazaspean, look after me. Command that a steed
03Buz5    37:49|After this a certain Danun, the
03Buz5    38:1|Now after this, Zarmanduxt, the tikin of
03Buz5    41:1|After all this, the Iranian king
03Buz5    42:1|After this for seven years the
03Buz5    43:47|But after looking at Meruzhan’s head, which
03Buz5    44:1|After all this, general sparapet Manuel
03Buz5    44:4|After this, once again all the
03Buz5    44:6|After this Manuel, the sparapet general
03Buz5    44:11|After this Manuel wrote a hrovartak
03Buz5    44:20|dared to do it. But after his death, stupid people dared
03Buz5    44:21|otherwise he will be condemnable. After my death I lack the
03Buz6    1:0|the Iranian king. And how, after the land of Armenia was
03Buz6    1:1|After the death of Manuel, Armenia’s
03Buz6    3:0|became head of the bishops after Zawen
03Buz6    3:1|Then after Zawen’s death Shahak Korchek became
03Buz6    4:0|became head of the bishops after Shahak
03Buz6    4:1|After the death of bishop Shahak
03Buz6    8:23|astonished, sometimes reddening, sometimes laughing. After refusing many times, they finally
03Buz6    16:1|student of the great Daniel. After Daniel, Gind became the head
03Buz6    16:4|great chief priest Nerses, though after Nerses’ death he had entered
04Yegh1    2:42|whom they call Kushans; but after fighting for two years he
04Yegh2    4:97|And many have gone astray after such as man
04Yegh2    6:141|Not that after he had taken thought then
04Yegh2    9:212|Now if after this extensive testimony you ask
04Yegh2    9:217|ask us no further questions after all this, for the covenant
04Yegh2    9:223|and have gone irrevocably astray after sorcery
04Yegh2    12:276|After frequent attempts, they offered great
04Yegh3    1:22|me, nor will any other after me be God. I am
04Yegh3    2:41|After twenty-five days the chief
04Yegh3    2:45|After this dangerous disturbance, from all
04Yegh3    4:92|After praying together over him, they
04Yegh3    4:97|After such filthy practices began to
04Yegh3    6:150|After they had come into the
04Yegh3    8:179|After crossing with all his troops
04Yegh3    8:193|the Persians held in Albania. After a fierce struggle they set
04Yegh3    9:205|places, but most have followed after his impiety
04Yegh3    11:257|is his treacherous deceit! For after two and three attempts he
04Yegh4    3:70|After he had been informed by
04Yegh5    4:84|today and forever, for age after age and beyond all eternity
04Yegh5    4:91|So, my honorable lords, after rising to such a height
04Yegh5    5:115|After this, when the general of
04Yegh6    1:14|death penalty on them. But after inflicting the bastinado on Yovsep
04Yegh6    1:15|should we see the sun after the death of our friends
04Yegh6    2:47|After this outcome, the king’s troops
04Yegh6    4:100|companions in arms that even after the end of the war
04Yegh6    5:121|he, nor anyone to come after you will be able to
04Yegh6    7:152|Day after day he was brought and
04Yegh6    7:157|After he had been maltreated from
04Yegh6    7:167|on him and not lust after his deeds
04Yegh7    3:62|After he had come in among
04Yegh7    6:145|own religion were led astray after their errors
04Yegh7    9:222|because men had gone astray after the luminaries, he stripped the
04Yegh7    10:231|After saying this he was no
04Yegh7    13:320|After he had said this, they
04Yegh7    14:333|more encouraged to go astray after the sect of the Nazarenes
04Yegh8    2:29|But after three hours had passed, the
04Yegh8    2:46|After they had been brought to
04Yegh8    3:65|in mind, the inspired nobles, after much entreating, brought the confessor
05Parp1    1:0|by the holy martyr Gregory, after whose name the book is
05Parp1    2:0|the first historians of Armenia. After long reading we found in
05Parp1    3:0|Now after this comes a book which
05Parp1    3:7|a glorious city named Constantinople, after himself. In Armenian Constantinople translates
05Parp2    6:0|After the division of the (Armenian
05Parp2    6:5|After much stormy consultations with his
05Parp2    7:5|fragrant plants which are sought after by brave (warriors) and by
05Parp2    7:14|hunt. There, some would chase after onagers and wild goats filling
05Parp2    7:14|would race on their horses after herds of deer and hinds
05Parp2    7:14|for single-combat would go after packs of huge wild boars
05Parp2    9:0|After some time had passed, those
05Parp2    10:17|So it was that after fortuitously receiving the discovered letters
05Parp2    11:6|this regard, truly, you take after your venerable father, Nerses
05Parp2    11:10|people, full of spiritual gain, after communing in the great mystery
05Parp2    11:13|Vrhamshapuh, as was written earlier. After this, king Vrhamshapuh lived for
05Parp2    12:2|was gathered to his fathers after only eight months
05Parp2    12:3|After the death of Vahram, king
05Parp2    12:4|son who was named Shapuh after Yazkert’s father. The man had
05Parp2    12:13|After the death of Yazkert (son
05Parp2    13:0|was a cad, a luster after women, and reigned with much
05Parp2    13:2|great, honored, and divine mystery after seeing such obscenity every day
05Parp2    13:12|Now after many days the entire united
05Parp2    15:14|in accordance with Brk’isho’s faith. After a short while (Shamuel] died
05Parp2    17:61|parchment, know certainly that soon after the appearance of the abomination
05Parp2    17:63|succeed to the patriarchal throne after enduring manifold troubles and assaults
05Parp2    18:2|After this, the virtuous one withdrew
05Parp2    19:0|Six months after the repose of saint Sahak
05Parp3    20:23|classes of black goats which, after washing in the fountain of
05Parp3    24:0|of human fear, for appearances, after the example of evil servants
05Parp3    27:1|After a few days of much
05Parp3    28:4|with what suited each one. After saying farewell, each one hastened
05Parp3    30:12|and senior tanuters of Armenia after Vardan Mamikonean, Armenia’s general, to
05Parp3    30:13|and sent them as emissaries after (Vardan). Among the venerable priests
05Parp3    31:5|put to death, or else, after living through heavy fetters and
05Parp3    33:5|men we want to send. After that, I will do as
05Parp3    35:13|of Arsharunik’, to shoot arrows after the fleeing boats, since (Vardan
05Parp3    36:1|of justice, they have erred after Satan. They sent an emissary
05Parp3    36:7|After the blessed people had said
05Parp3    37:2|After a few days had passed
05Parp3    37:6|resembling a flock which hurries after the shepherd’s call
05Parp3    37:7|as the Armenian troops hastened after the venerable Vardan, sparapet of
05Parp3    38:21|tonight, those who weaken trail after Satan
05Parp3    38:23|After the blessed general had said
05Parp3    38:24|After the Armenian troops had communed
05Parp3    39:6|the Iranian troops quickly went after the Armenian fugitives
05Parp3    41:12|for. His request to follow after his holy brother was quickly
05Parp3    42:19|After they were through talking, the
05Parp3    43:0|Siwnik’ reached the court, and after first seeing the court nobility
05Parp3    44:5|After hearing all of these words
05Parp3    44:31|atean. As for the saints, after the fashion of the blessed
05Parp3    45:27|from each tohm to Byzantium. After this, he sent Vardan and
05Parp3    46:11|his House. As mentioned above, after being tormented for a long
05Parp3    48:4|unexpectedly fell upon one wing after another, putting many men to
05Parp3    49:0|After this king Yazkert ordered that
05Parp3    51:4|After the holy men completed the
05Parp3    53:14|troops had entered the ostan. “After that, any of the servants
05Parp3    57:8|in the blessed bishop Sahak. After killing all the others, (the
05Parp3    57:18|After the entire night, the whole
05Parp3    57:20|to stand up and depart after him
05Parp3    57:21|by the danger, and hurried after him. Out of fear they
05Parp3    57:21|at the place. They hastened after Vehdenshapuh and his associates
05Parp3    57:27|the night was very dark. After working in one place they
05Parp3    57:30|After quickly placing the trunks on
05Parp3    57:30|hrasaxs distant. Seven days later, after the fear of the matter
05Parp3    58:14|After the venerable priest Xoren had
05Parp3    59:1|the Iberian (Georgian) prince Ashusha (after spending an incalculable amount on
05Parp3    59:1|court nobility, and convinced them after great effort, to get them
05Parp4    60:1|After him, his two sons (Hormizd
05Parp4    61:1|I tremble with horror. For, after observing the various torments they
05Parp4    62:0|For after the death of the blessed
05Parp4    62:1|After this, according to God’s providence
05Parp4    66:19|together, Christians and apostates, and after praying they requested a holy
05Parp4    67:4|out about this, they went after the fugitives. But because the
05Parp4    69:0|evening service. In the morning, after completing their prayers, those who
05Parp4    69:28|wants of the poor, and after that they themselves rejoiced with
05Parp4    70:19|After this, Yohan, the Andzewac’ik’ sepuh
05Parp4    71:20|They turned back and chased after (their) pursuers, killing many and
05Parp4    73:0|Now after many days had passed, wise
05Parp4    74:9|their horses around and went after the fleeing Armenians
05Parp4    74:13|But Hrahat Kamsarakan, after violently racing his horse, fell
05Parp4    75:1|Mihran came after them with a brigade and
05Parp4    75:24|a false and filthy deception. After doing the destructive thing that
05Parp4    76:3|his mouth. So, he followed after the Iranian brigade, thinking
05Parp4    76:4|Who knows, after spying on the different wings
05Parp4    76:5|After following them through a number
05Parp4    77:1|After first concerning themselves with maintaining
05Parp4    77:4|to you to tell you: ’After your flight from the Iberian
05Parp4    77:5|his own soul. This man, after removing us from the (battle
05Parp4    77:6|food and bade us eat. After eating the food as we
05Parp4    77:25|to the borders of Iberia after Satan, were in fact Satan’s
05Parp4    78:13|The same day, after the fighting was over, Mushegh
05Parp4    79:2|The restless Hazarawuxt speedily went after them to fight, talking along
05Parp4    81:0|After Hazarawuxt had departed for Iberia
05Parp4    81:5|note of the others, went after Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean. For
05Parp4    81:6|brigades of Iranian warriors went after them unable to catch up
05Parp4    82:6|him prophesied about him that: “After five days you will wickedly
05Parp4    82:7|a rage, he himself went after (Vahan). He encamped in a
05Parp4    82:8|peacefully at least that night, after convincing the men in the
05Parp4    82:11|battling and displaying great courage. After a few days he died
05Parp4    83:19|After several days of wickedly bitter
05Parp4    83:22|The Iranian troops went after the fugitive Armenians, and they
05Parp4    83:23|After Armenia’s general, Vahan Mamikonean with
05Parp4    84:0|prince on the ground. Then, after wrapping him in reeds, his
05Parp4    85:4|After many hours he awoke as
05Parp4    86:3|multitude of troops was scattered. After killing the giant-like Gdihon
05Parp4    87:8|similar counsel to him, and after giving testimony, they seated him
05Parp4    88:9|After Hazarawuxt went to Iberia and
05Parp4    92:9|of the fighters placing them after the Syrians, the forsaken, the
05Parp4    93:4|After rejoicing that day with a
05Parp4    95:0|After a few days, Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    95:28|After this was said, they dismissed
05Parp4    96:6|Then after king Vagharsh and all the
05Parp4    97:5|After the blessed kat’oghikos had said
05Parp4    97:8|After remaining there for some days
05Parp4    98:12|After watching Vahan’s goodness and successfulness
06Khor1    2:3|only were the Greek kings, after settling their internal affairs, diligent
06Khor1    2:5|For after he had subdued the Greeks
06Khor1    2:9|and wisdom in becoming seekers after the works of others; and
06Khor1    4:6|as years the periods named after some gods, could he make
06Khor1    4:22|After he had lived [190] years he
06Khor1    4:22|years he begat Caynan; Caynan after living [170] years begat Malaliel; Malaliel
06Khor1    4:22|living [170] years begat Malaliel; Malaliel after living [165] years begat Yared; Yared
06Khor1    4:22|living [165] years begat Yared; Yared after living [162] years begat Enoch; Enoch
06Khor1    4:22|living [162] years begat Enoch; Enoch after living [165] years begat Methusela
06Khor1    4:23|after the birth of Methusela for
06Khor1    4:24|Methusela after living [165] years begat Lamech; Lamech
06Khor1    4:24|living [165] years begat Lamech; Lamech after living [188] years begat a son
06Khor1    5:6|for [100] years, and two years after the flood, according to the
06Khor1    5:38|chronographers put Caynan as fourth after Noah and third from Sem
06Khor1    5:43|After this we shall say the
06Khor1    5:43|For Ara is the twelfth after Ninos, and he died while
06Khor1    6:5|agree with Moses. Similarly, when after the Flood they enumerate three
06Khor1    6:5|building of the tower but after the voyage of Xisut’ra to
06Khor1    6:7|of mankind became multilingual, but after the voyage of Xisut’ra to
06Khor1    6:23|After Xisut’ra sailed to Armenia and
06Khor1    6:23|months and called the mountain after his own name Sim. Then
06Khor1    9:21|After these the same chronographer continues
06Khor1    10:6|to submit to him, and after begetting his son Aramaneak in
06Khor1    10:10|a village and called it after his own name Haykashēn
06Khor1    11:28|our country is called Hayk’ after the name of our ancestor
06Khor1    12:2|After these many things are related
06Khor1    12:3|After this, he says, Hayk returned
06Khor1    12:5|After living a few more years
06Khor1    12:6|After that he lived not a
06Khor1    12:8|Orduni, who in that area after the time of Saint Trdat
06Khor1    12:13|and he called the mountain after his own name Aragats’, and
06Khor1    12:15|years and begat Aramayis; and after living many more years he
06Khor1    12:16|the river and called it after his own name Armavir; and
06Khor1    12:16|of the river Eraskh (Araxes) after his grandson Erast
06Khor1    12:19|and begat his son Amasya; after that he lived some more
06Khor1    12:20|Amasya dwelt in Armavir; after some years he begat Geḷam
06Khor1    12:20|years he begat Geḷam, and after Geḷam the valiant P’arokh and
06Khor1    12:21|After begetting these, he crossed the
06Khor1    12:22|them and called the places after their own names: P’arakhot from
06Khor1    12:23|Amasya called the mountain Masis after his own name, and he
06Khor1    12:24|Now Geḷam, after the passage of some years
06Khor1    12:25|He called the mountain Geḷ after his own name and the
06Khor1    12:28|buildings. He called the land after his own name Siunik’; but
06Khor1    12:31|which later was called Gaṙni after his grandson Gaṙnik
06Khor1    12:34|This Geḷam, as we said, after some years of his life
06Khor1    12:34|of his life begat Harmay, after which he lived a few
06Khor1    13:8|But after Ninos became king in Nineveh
06Khor1    13:9|and to be called second after himself
06Khor1    14:25|But Aram after living some years begat Ara
06Khor1    14:25|living some years begat Ara, after which he lived many more
06Khor1    15:4|However, after the death of Ninos, or
06Khor1    15:7|Ara, which is called Ayrarat after his name
06Khor1    15:10|The queen sent despoilers after the victory to the site
06Khor1    16:1|How after the death of Ara Semiramis
06Khor1    16:2|After these successes Semiramis lingered not
06Khor1    16:2|plain that is called Ayrarat after Ara. She went out to
06Khor1    16:5|that resolute and lascivious Semiramis, after careful examination, ordered forty-two
06Khor1    18:6|now tell of what happened after this
06Khor1    19:1|What happened after the death of Semiramis
06Khor1    19:6|Now after the murder of Semiramis by
06Khor1    19:6|events to be as follows: After killing his wanton mother
06Khor1    21:3|the order of his narrative after this as follows
06Khor1    23:34|and Tigran were indeed named after these in expectation, the time
06Khor1    25:15|his sister Tigranuhi in marriage after Azhdahak had sought her with
06Khor1    30:2|After this he says that when
06Khor1    31:2|This too is told, that after these successful events he sent
06Khor1    31:2|Tigran had built and called after his own name, Tigranakert. And
06Khor2    1:2|of our country who came after him were from the same
06Khor2    1:5|After ruling over the whole world
06Khor2    1:5|twenty-fourth from Achilles, and after bequeathing his empire to many
06Khor2    1:6|After him Seleucus reigned in Babylon
06Khor2    2:2|we have said, sixty years after the death of Alexander the
06Khor2    2:7|for thirty-one years, and after him his son Artashēs for
06Khor2    3:4|After bridling the Macedonians and putting
06Khor2    3:4|him to be called Bagratuni after his name - which is now
06Khor2    4:2|After Arshak’s war with the Macedonians
06Khor2    5:2|After both sides had fortified their
06Khor2    6:7|the area, was called Vanand after his name. And the names
06Khor2    6:7|of the villages are called after his brothers and descendants to
06Khor2    7:11|them villages, which are called after their names. So, these principalities
06Khor2    8:2|After the king’s house had been
06Khor2    8:6|After this he established in the
06Khor2    8:7|country was called Aḷuank’ (Albania) after the gentleness of his mode
06Khor2    8:19|he rushed upon them; and after they had withdrawn to the
06Khor2    8:22|After this he established the great
06Khor2    8:23|them as lords, naming them after their villages and provinces
06Khor2    8:32|whether they called the principalities after the name of the provinces
06Khor2    8:33|After all this he built a
06Khor2    8:45|But Vaḷarshak, after such deeds of valor and
06Khor2    8:45|excellent organization, died in Nisibis after reigning for twenty-two years
06Khor2    10:1|the source for this history after the books of Mar Abas
06Khor2    12:5|their own village of Ashtishat after the death of Artashēs
06Khor2    13:13|reply of the Pythian oracle: ’After passing the Halys river Chroesus
06Khor2    14:2|After Artashēs the First, his son
06Khor2    14:3|against the Greek army, which after the death of his father
06Khor2    14:17|to now is called Vaykunik’ after the name of the brigand
06Khor2    16:2|The king of Armenia, Tigran, after settling the Jewish prisoners in
06Khor2    16:2|on the river K’asaḷ, and after exterminating the brigands from the
06Khor2    17:3|After he had crossed the Euphrates
06Khor2    19:2|After all this Tigran fell ill
06Khor2    19:20|live more than three years after this before he died, having
06Khor2    21:5|The latter, after fighting valiantly, captured Jerusalem, killed
06Khor2    25:2|After this there occurred a dissension
06Khor2    25:3|Herod, after many valiant deeds, devoted himself
06Khor2    25:9|Arsham died after ruling for twenty years
06Khor2    27:5|After this Arshavir died, and his
06Khor2    33:2|After the ascension of our Savior
06Khor2    33:20|and was shaken. He himself after three days rose from the
06Khor2    33:27|about His miracles and that after His resurrection from the dead
06Khor2    34:2|After the death of Abgar the
06Khor2    34:6|latter came to the throne after his father’s death, he did
06Khor2    36:10|Artashēs, king of Persia, and after living for thirty years died
06Khor2    37:2|After King Sanatruk’s death the kingdom
06Khor2    37:5|gave birth to two children after an illicit intercourse, as Pasiphae
06Khor2    38:10|After that the authority of the
06Khor2    43:2|young Artashēs grew up and after his tutor Smbat had shown
06Khor2    44:5|brother-in-law Mihrdat; but after Mihrdat’s death it had not
06Khor2    47:2|After the death of Eruand Smbat
06Khor2    47:6|princely rank and named Dimak’sean after the heroic exploits of his
06Khor2    47:7|men, and called them Truni after their father’s name - not because
06Khor2    48:2|After this he commanded Smbat to
06Khor2    49:4|a city, which he called after his own name Artashat
06Khor2    51:4|After this Artashēs went to a
06Khor2    52:3|For after so many brave deeds he
06Khor2    53:2|After the death of the last
06Khor2    53:10|After the departure of Smbat, Artavazd
06Khor2    54:7|Domitian died at Rome, and after him Nerva reigned for not
06Khor2    55:9|tribute to Trajan regularly, and after him to the Emperor Hadrian
06Khor2    56:2|After all these noble deeds and
06Khor2    57:3|Jewish custom to call children after the names of their ancestors
06Khor2    57:7|some Persians call them Manuean after the name of their ancestor
06Khor2    60:7|himself, and called it Elia after his own name, just as
06Khor2    61:2|After Artashēs his son Artavazd came
06Khor2    61:3|A few days after his accession he passed over
06Khor2    61:12|brother Tiran ascended the throne after him
06Khor2    63:5|the secure regions of Media. After he had arrived in the
06Khor2    64:4|troops into the Mediterranean regions after the death of Peroz, subdued
06Khor2    64:5|he ennobled and entitled Ṙopsean after their mother Ṙop’i, lest they
06Khor2    65:2|After the death of Tigran his
06Khor2    65:4|built up and called Vaḷarshavan after his own name. He also
06Khor2    65:8|that he lives on even after his death on account of
06Khor2    67:2|As we said, after Vaḷarsh his son Khosrov, father
06Khor2    67:4|After this he says that Khosrov
06Khor2    68:2|that the twenty-first patriarch after Adam was Abraham, and from
06Khor2    68:3|For Scripture says that after the death of Sarah, Abraham
06Khor2    68:4|for thirty-one years; and after him his son Artashēs for
06Khor2    68:5|brother Vaḷarshak were called Arsacids after their ancestor’s name
06Khor2    68:7|after Arshak the Great, Arshakan succeeded
06Khor2    68:9|Now after the death of their father
06Khor2    68:11|provinces and ennobled their families after each one’s name. And he
06Khor2    69:3|After Arshavir, as we said, Artashēs
06Khor2    71:2|After Artashir, son of Sasan, had
06Khor2    73:5|shall tell of what happened after the slaughter of the family
06Khor2    74:12|After two years had passed since
06Khor2    75:5|our own land, and similarly after him of others martyred by
06Khor2    75:8|for his account of events after the death of Khosrov down
06Khor2    75:9|the reign of Trdat and after him, we have not erred
06Khor2    76:2|This same man says that after the murder of Khosrov the
06Khor2    76:4|the throne from him, and after him Aurelian, following each other
06Khor2    77:10|for twenty-six years, and after him, for one year until
06Khor2    79:6|to the Persian king, and after gaining the victory he returned
06Khor2    80:7|him to his daughter Mariam. After the birth of two sons
06Khor2    83:9|raised persecutions against the church. After making many martyrs, because of
06Khor2    84:4|Very soon after this Trdat the Great arrived
06Khor2    84:12|After many promises of fidelity, one
06Khor2    84:15|rebel with the title Mamgonean after his own name
06Khor2    90:6|survive more than seven days after his baptism before dying
06Khor2    90:9|the province, called it Arsharunik’ after his own name, because previously
06Khor2    91:3|After illuminating the whole of Armenia
06Khor2    91:9|After him Aristakēs was patriarch for
06Khor2    91:18|firmly established in these regions, after a long time Saint Gregory’s
06Khor2    92:6|After his conversion to Christ he
06Khor2    92:8|his earthly crown and ran after a heavenly one, quickly reaching
06Khor2    92:10|For they sent after him and summoned him, saying
06Khor3    1:3|third book dealing with events after Saint Trdat down to the
06Khor3    2:1|What happened after the death of Trdat to
06Khor3    4:2|divine histories, the Hebrew nation, after the Judges and in the
06Khor3    6:2|established in his own lifetime, after the death of his tutor
06Khor3    7:2|of the great Bishop Jacob. After this
06Khor3    7:8|the Lord might be averted. After the departure of Jacob from
06Khor3    8:2|the regions that had rebelled, after the single occasion when they
06Khor3    10:2|After this, when Khosrov realized that
06Khor3    10:4|preeminent and most honorable man after the king
06Khor3    11:3|After his arrival he peacefully gained
06Khor3    11:4|After Vrt’anēs the Great had completed
06Khor3    11:5|with a prophetic eye that after a long time his father’s
06Khor3    12:4|But Constantius, after making Julian Caesar, took up
06Khor3    12:5|When Constantius returned from Persia, after a long illness he died
06Khor3    14:5|After his death Tiran was cursed
06Khor3    15:8|our innumerable forces to send after them and halt them, but
06Khor3    17:2|After all this the impious Julian
06Khor3    17:12|was deprived of the light after reigning for eleven years
06Khor3    23:8|Arshak arrived soon after the letter, reckoning that if
06Khor3    26:5|being defeated, returned to Nisibis. After his army had rested and
06Khor3    26:6|So Shapuh advanced, after writing a letter to them
06Khor3    29:3|Valens succeeded to the throne. After returning victoriously from a very
06Khor3    34:3|of their own king Arshak; after being honored by him they
06Khor3    36:2|After the death of Arshak, Shapuh
06Khor3    37:2|After Mehrujan had informed Shapuh in
06Khor3    40:5|him, he killed them one after the other with the sword
06Khor3    40:5|wall, knocking them down one after the other like early-ripening
06Khor3    41:4|land and ruled over it after violent battles against the Persians
06Khor3    44:7|Sahak pursued directly after them and drove them off
06Khor3    47:2|under Nersēs the Great, and after the latter’s departure from the
06Khor3    47:2|honor behind him, and hastened after the heavenly
06Khor3    49:4|After that Archbishop Aspurakēs died; to
06Khor3    49:7|even more anxious for it. After many efforts and no success
06Khor3    51:3|Sahak begged King Khosrov - and after his imprisonment his brother Vṙamshapuh
06Khor3    51:5|Artashir, king of Persia, who after the seventy-year reign of
06Khor3    52:4|matter of a secretary, for after Mesrop had left the royal
06Khor3    52:10|After they had studied them and
06Khor3    53:2|After this Mesrop himself went down
06Khor3    53:3|received him with joy, but after applying himself to Armenian, despite
06Khor3    54:2|After Arcadius had died his son
06Khor3    54:5|After selecting children and dividing them
06Khor3    55:1|for the second time, and after him that of Shapuh the
06Khor3    55:2|Vṙamshapuh died after a reign of twenty-one
06Khor3    55:3|request the imprisoned Khosrov, who after Artashir’s death had been released
06Khor3    55:5|Hrahat, son of Gazavon, who after his father’s death had been
06Khor3    55:6|After that Yazkert made king of
06Khor3    55:7|After Hamazasp died and when Sahak
06Khor3    55:17|After that he knew that Shapuh
06Khor3    56:1|What happened after the coming of Shapuh to
06Khor3    56:1|to Armenia, and the anarchy after him
06Khor3    56:2|After reigning in ignominy over Armenia
06Khor3    56:3|Ctesiphon has father Yazkert died after a reign of eleven years
06Khor3    57:6|even accept the alphabet brought, after many tribulations in Syria, by
06Khor3    59:2|After the general Anatolius, on receiving
06Khor3    62:9|the winds we reached Italy. After greeting the tombs of saints
06Khor3    66:6|After living for five years Samuel
06Khor3    67:2|Vṙam the Second died after ruling over Persia for twentyone
06Khor3    67:5|There he died after being the archbishop for fifty
06Khor3    67:10|After six months had passed since
07Seb1    7:0|Armenia after the extinction of the rule
07Seb1    7:8|Then after this the arousal of enormous
07Seb1    8:3|Persian army with a massacre. After pursuing the fleeing survivors, they
07Seb1    8:9|After Vahan his brother the patrik
07Seb1    8:9|a short time, then died. After him Persian marzpans came. But
07Seb1    8:12|attacked the city of Dvin; after a siege they destroyed it
07Seb1    9:0|generals who came to Armenia after Vardan down to the end
07Seb1    9:6|Then after a few days he fell
07Seb1    9:6|kings. His son Ormizd reigned after him
07Seb1    9:7|Persian king who came one after the other to this land
07Seb1    10:1|It happened after the death of Khosrov son
07Seb1    10:17|unable to stop from fear. After they had crossed over, they
07Seb1    11:2|our sons who will reign after us.’
07Seb1    11:25|Fearlessly and intrepidly they fought. After killing many elephants and their
07Seb1    12:1|It happened in the days after that great battle had passed
07Seb1    12:23|and sent a leading noble after him. He had taken to
07Seb1    12:30|Bitterly angry, Khosrov sent troops after them to catch them on
07Seb1    12:31|sent a very powerful force after them. When they caught them
07Seb1    16:6|and made for the Huns. After crossing the river called Kur
07Seb1    20:12|to flee. But he ran after it, seized its tail, and
07Seb1    20:15|him to the royal feast. After a short time had passed
07Seb1    23:1|the city of Dvin died after only a few days
07Seb1    25:4|Later, after some days had passed, the
07Seb1    26:4|post but had only fled after all the others
07Seb1    27:4|that country for eight years. After that an order came summoning
07Seb1    29:3|palace of king Khosrov, and after remaining there a short time
07Seb1    32:3|After plundering the Persian camp, they
07Seb1    32:15|After this there was once more
07Seb1    33:10|After he died there, his body
07Seb1    33:10|blessed Catholicos Abraham also died. After the latter Komitas bishop of
07Seb1    34:18|to guard the city. But after some months had passed, while
07Seb1    34:20|of Apruēz Khosrov, ten days after Easter, the Persian army captured
07Seb1    38:16|Constantinople, and on the morning after Easter day sailed to Chalcedon
07Seb1    40:0|throne of the Catholicosate, and after him Ezr. Death of Kawat
07Seb1    40:6|you, and on your offspring after you. If an army is
07Seb1    40:7|it likewise to his sons after him, and as large a
07Seb1    40:13|After her (reigned) a certain Khosrov
07Seb1    40:13|the family of Sasan; and after Khosrov, Azarmidukht, Khosrov’s daughter; and
07Seb1    40:13|Khosrov, Azarmidukht, Khosrov’s daughter; and after her, Ormizd, grandson of Khosrov
07Seb1    41:8|called Khoṙokh Ormizd, nor likewise after him to his son Ṙostom
07Seb1    42:6|to Abraham and his seed after him forever
07Seb1    42:10|possession and to his seed after him
07Seb1    42:22|to bring them to Atrpatakan. After they had set out and
07Seb1    42:31|the month Tre, a Friday. After staying a few days, they
07Seb1    42:37|booty and plunder they returned. After making raids over the waves
07Seb1    43:1|of the rebellious Jews, who after gaining help from the Hagarenes
07Seb1    44:4|Constantine, and called him Constantine after the name of his father
07Seb1    44:11|ten kings, shall arise. And after them will rise up another
07Seb1    44:29|the camp to his army. After this he despatched T’ēodoros, lord
07Seb1    46:7|Furthermore, Khosrov (son) of Ormizd after the capture of Jerusalem commanded
07Seb1    46:68|a female disciple of Pythagoras, after how many days from approaching
07Seb1    46:75|two natures the one Christ after the union of Word and
07Seb1    46:79|Those who separate by division after the union we condemn and
07Seb1    46:80|one Christ into two persons after the union, and merely speak
07Seb1    47:8|condemned him in the rebellion after these events had happened, since
07Seb1    48:1|emperor Constans who was called after the name of his father
07Seb1    48:4|Persian kingdom had been destroyed, after three years of the peace
07Seb1    49:20|After this T’ēodoros, the lord of
07Seb1    50:15|After the autumn had passed and
07Seb1    52:11|come to an end. Then after the sixth year of expulsion
07Seb1    52:19|called Muawiya, was the second after their king. When he saw
08Ghev1    1:0|the Faithful. Muhammad (Mahmet) [ca. 570-632] died after exercising power for twenty years
08Ghev1    1:11|with looted Byzantine treasures and after robbing those who had fallen
08Ghev1    3:15|to the land of Syria. After that they stopped raiding for
08Ghev1    4:15|same rate as his father. After (Yazid), ’Abd al-Malik [685-705], son
08Ghev1    5:1|After the death of Grigor, Ashot
08Ghev1    5:2|the West, naming the church after it Amenap’rkich’Savior of All
08Ghev1    6:1|After the events which we have
08Ghev1    7:20|As regards the aforementioned Muhammad, after accomplishing all these evil deeds
08Ghev1    8:7|the city of Naxjawan chased after them and did not let
08Ghev1    8:8|Arab) troops continued to come after them
08Ghev1    8:24|them up and expel them. After a while, one of the
08Ghev1    9:0|After these events, when the caliph
08Ghev1    10:0|After Abd al-Malik, his son
08Ghev1    11:7|want a gift from me, after the manner of kings, I
08Ghev1    12:3|pulling down the wall. Then, after designating overseers, they started to
08Ghev1    12:9|his head bowed in disgrace. After all these events, Sulaiman died
08Ghev1    13:0|After Sulaiman, ’Umar [II] succeeded as caliph
08Ghev1    13:1|the land of the Armenians, after he had immolated the lords
08Ghev1    14:9|the just Job who said, after having been tempted by Satan
08Ghev1    14:11|that Christianity has been preached, after it was founded, propagated and
08Ghev1    14:28|were knowledgeable of it?” Again, “After many years of such loss
08Ghev1    14:28|undertook to recompose the Laws after their own ideas, meaning that
08Ghev1    14:40|and the other ceremonies, one after the other, in accordance with
08Ghev1    14:64|other Prophet nor any Apostle after the death of His disciples
08Ghev1    14:65|You have further stated that, after the death of the disciples
08Ghev1    14:71|them into her bosom only after administering baptism to them, just
08Ghev1    14:81|man in our own image, after our likeness”, [Genesis 1:26]; “Come, let us
08Ghev1    14:113|call him blessed.” [Psalm 72:5, 8, 11,15b, 17]. Can one, after having heard such expressions, attribute
08Ghev1    14:135|attempt to produce some quotations, after forcing them and altering them
08Ghev1    14:161|circumcised on the eighth day after birth, whereas among you, not
08Ghev1    14:201|by God and were lost after death. Filled with this thought
08Ghev1    14:213|of our redemption, we hope after our resurrection, to enjoy the
08Ghev1    15:2|stipends to the cavalry officers. After all these events, he died
08Ghev1    16:0|After (‘Umar) a certain Yazid (Yazkert
08Ghev1    19:0|After this (the caliph) began to
08Ghev1    19:7|many of the Byzantine troops. After this (the Arabs) spread about
08Ghev1    20:12|After this he wrote a letter
08Ghev1    22:6|After (reigning for) [19] years, Hisham died
08Ghev1    25:2|the land of the Armenians after a short while they went
08Ghev1    25:6|on that day. And so, after defeat on the battlefield they
08Ghev1    26:14|But after some time the judgement of
08Ghev1    27:10|six years of (Marwan’s) reign, after which he died
08Ghev1    28:10|l-Abbas al-Saffah) died after three years of rule. His
08Ghev1    31:7|But it happened that after a short while the shadow
08Ghev1    33:5|After not too long a period
08Ghev1    34:12|After this, all those (folk) who
08Ghev1    34:26|firm and arrogant thoughts went after that deceitful and fanatical man
08Ghev1    34:46|After this the lords of the
08Ghev1    34:55|enemy was delighted and overjoyed. After catching their breath, (the Arabs
08Ghev1    34:60|and courageously attacked the enemy, (after first) leaving their equipment and
08Ghev1    37:0|Now after this (al-Mansur’s) son, Muhammad
08Ghev1    39:5|of Byzantium for [22] years. But after the death of Constantine and
08Ghev1    40:0|After (al-Mahdi), his son Musa
08Ghev1    40:19|that unjust judge that even after their deaths (his heart) was
08Ghev1    40:23|Thus after his death, he was regarded
08Ghev1    40:23|regarded as a sacrificial lamb. After working all this evil, (al
08Ghev1    41:2|Yazid ibn Mazyad al-Shaybani), [787-788, 799-801]. After him was Abd al-Kebir
08Ghev1    42:0|The year after the arrival of ’Ubaidullah, the
08Ghev1    42:12|on the patriarchal throne only after paying many bribes, selling off
09Draskh1    1:10|Then, after surveying the entire genealogy of
09Draskh1    1:10|as kings; or else (how) after them Vagharshak the Parthian ruled
09Draskh1    1:12|After them I shall briefly speak
09Draskh1    1:19|and how after the death of king Smbat
09Draskh1    2:1|After the inundations descending from heaven
09Draskh1    2:1|under the abysmal waters, and after the most unwilling navigation of
09Draskh1    2:4|of his house Media (Mark’) after himself
09Draskh1    2:5|Subsequently, came Tubal (Tobel), after whom the Thessalians (T’etaghk’) were
09Draskh1    2:6|country that he possessed Thrace after himself, as well as Chittim
09Draskh1    2:7|Ashkenaz had named our people after himself in accord with the
09Draskh1    2:13|first named our people Ashkenazian after himself, he gave the suzerainty
09Draskh1    3:4|the country Hayk’ (= Armenia) after himself
09Draskh1    3:5|himself with building the land. After a long life he died
09Draskh1    3:6|and named the mountain Aragac after his name, while he called
09Draskh1    3:10|After he had lived for many
09Draskh1    3:10|son, Amasia, and died shortly after his birth
09Draskh1    3:11|mountain which he named Masis after himself, and called the district
09Draskh1    3:11|valleys of the mountain Maseac’otn. After a few years he sired
09Draskh1    3:12|and named the mountain Gegham after himself, and the settlement by
09Draskh1    3:15|which was later named Garni after Garnik, and died
09Draskh1    3:16|Harma begot Aram, and died after a few years
09Draskh1    3:21|After some time, Aram begot Ara
09Draskh1    3:23|After a number of years, the
09Draskh1    3:25|for Ara, named Kardos Ara after his father, and placed him
09Draskh1    3:26|He died after many years of life
09Draskh1    3:28|Hoy, Yusak, Kaypak, Skayordi, and after all of these, one by
09Draskh1    4:9|After Hrach’e P’arnawaz succeeded to the
09Draskh1    4:10|Pachoych, and then by Kronak, after whom came P’awos
09Draskh1    4:11|was the second Haykak, and after him came Eruand, who begot
09Draskh1    4:11|begot Tigran the Great shortly after the commencement of his reign
09Draskh1    4:14|After accomplishing numerous deeds of valor
09Draskh1    4:27|After this you will find no
09Draskh1    5:2|After Alexander son of Philip had
09Draskh1    5:2|the empire would be named after him, since he had ruled
09Draskh1    5:3|After his death, Seleucus ruled over
09Draskh1    5:6|K’etura)—whom Abraham had married after the death of Sarahruled
09Draskh1    5:8|After numerous victorious contests with his
09Draskh1    5:11|After this, having valiantly driven out
09Draskh1    5:18|Now, after having established such a proper
09Draskh1    6:1|After Artashes, his son the second
09Draskh1    6:6|it as it may, Tigran, after setting many laws and regulations
09Draskh1    6:8|younger Mithridates, who was named after his father. He had the
09Draskh1    6:12|After this, Tigran lived only for
09Draskh1    6:12|a short time, and died after a reign of thirty-four
09Draskh1    6:13|After Tigran’s death, Antony (Antoninos), the
09Draskh1    7:1|After twenty years of reign, Arjam
09Draskh1    7:6|Soon after that Herod died, and his
09Draskh1    7:12|blessed (than those who believe after seeing him). He also said
09Draskh1    7:14|Then, after the ascension of our Savior
09Draskh1    8:1|After Artashir of Stahr had assassinated
09Draskh1    8:2|he renounced his faith, and after a short period of time
09Draskh1    8:3|After this, Bartholomew, one of the
09Draskh1    8:4|Forty-three years after the death of the blessed
09Draskh1    8:5|conceived him at this place. After the necessary period of time
09Draskh1    8:6|But after two years Anak remembering his
09Draskh1    8:8|that mountain was called Sukaw after Suk’ianos who was the leader
09Draskh1    8:9|whereas the other, after numerous and unbearable torments, extremely
09Draskh1    8:11|After that, Grigor accompanied by Trdat
09Draskh1    8:11|sought votive supplications and blessings. After having honored him thus, Constantine
09Draskh1    9:1|but rather created and begotten after time
09Draskh1    10:7|Then, after many years, a certain hermit
09Draskh1    10:8|After a few years the blessed
09Draskh1    10:11|After the death of Saint Trdat
09Draskh1    11:1|After this Vrt’anes the Great set
09Draskh1    11:3|After Xosrov’s death Vrt’anes the Great
09Draskh1    11:8|After Constantius’ death, the impious Julian
09Draskh1    12:9|the world only four patriarchates after the four evangelists: the see
09Draskh1    12:9|of John at Ephesus. But after these events, the total number
09Draskh1    12:11|After they (the Armenians) had carried
09Draskh1    12:19|After him Theodosius the Great, a
09Draskh1    13:7|After him they placed on the
09Draskh1    13:11|year of Arshak, Zawen died after a pontificate of three years
09Draskh1    13:14|After the death of Arshak Mesrop
09Draskh1    14:1|the great patriarch Aspurakes died after having occupied the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    14:7|After this he went to Iberia
09Draskh1    14:10|But after the death of Vramshapuh, the
09Draskh1    14:12|But after the death of Yazkert, the
09Draskh1    14:14|mind not to accept him, after he had learned from several
09Draskh1    14:21|the same naxarars persecuted him. After him Vram set up a
09Draskh1    14:24|After the death of Vram, his
09Draskh1    14:26|coffin, and became invisible only after they had put him in
09Draskh1    15:7|After this the blessed katholikos Yovsep’
09Draskh1    16:1|the village of Ot’mus, died after he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    16:6|Mandakuni was united with Christ, after having occupied the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    16:9|After him the highly renowned Anastas
09Draskh1    16:12|But after thirty-five years of Orthodoxy
09Draskh1    16:13|The great patriarch Babgen died after he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    16:15|After him they set on the
09Draskh1    16:16|After him they set on the
09Draskh1    16:18|After him they set on the
09Draskh1    16:19|Ghewond died after having occupied the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    16:20|After him they summoned Nerses, who
09Draskh1    16:23|After he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    16:24|After him they set as patriarch
09Draskh1    16:25|After him they placed on the
09Draskh1    16:31|great patriarch Movses was terminated after he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    16:32|of Kawat king of Persia, after numerous valiant and dauntless contests
09Draskh1    17:1|After Xosrov was restored to the
09Draskh1    17:4|their memory of) the language. After becoming versed in Armenian letters
09Draskh1    17:7|After Xosrov had given very desirable
09Draskh1    17:8|of Dvin which was named after Saint Grigor
09Draskh1    17:15|After this, at the order of
09Draskh1    17:17|and had never gone astray after the Chalcedonian heresy, yet, since
09Draskh1    17:18|After dauntless deeds of valor, virtuous
09Draskh1    17:24|the course of his life (after a pontificate of) twenty-three
09Draskh1    17:25|After killing Phocas, Heraclius crowned his
09Draskh1    17:29|After the completion of the holy
09Draskh1    18:3|Xosrov and wife of Xorem. After her death (they set up
09Draskh1    18:3|the family of Sasan, and after him Azrmik, the daughter of
09Draskh1    18:3|the daughter of Xosrov, and after her Ormizd, the grandson of
09Draskh1    18:3|of Xosrov, whom they strangled. After him Yazkert, the grandson of
09Draskh1    18:20|After having uttered these words he
09Draskh1    19:3|But after three years, being dishonored by
09Draskh1    19:17|After ascending the patriarchal throne, he
09Draskh1    19:18|After this, he built a sanctuary
09Draskh1    19:19|of God which he named after Saint Grigor, and whose completion
09Draskh1    19:28|Soon after he had taken over the
09Draskh1    19:30|Subsequently, after the universal downfall of the
09Draskh1    19:35|But he changed his mind after the patriarch Nerses had pleaded
09Draskh1    19:44|After the first and second incursions
09Draskh1    19:46|After six years of persecution, when
09Draskh1    20:1|Three years after Hamazasp had received the honor
09Draskh1    20:5|Then, after a pontificate of twenty years
09Draskh1    20:13|holy font), renamed him Dawit’ after his own father and gave
09Draskh1    20:13|the province (nahang) of Kotayk’. After a number of years he
09Draskh1    20:17|of his life came about, after he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    20:24|After Grigor, Smbat Bagratuni, the son
09Draskh1    20:26|his hands, he conquered it after two years
09Draskh1    20:28|After Mahmet, another governor (ostikan) was
09Draskh1    21:9|Then he ordered that after his death they put the
09Draskh1    21:15|The great Sahak died after having occupied the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    21:16|At this time, after the eighty-fifth year of
09Draskh1    21:21|was full of much lamentation. After ’Abd-al-Malik, his son
09Draskh1    21:21|son Walild became caliph, and after Walid his brother Sulayman ruled
09Draskh1    21:21|for a short time, and after him, ’Umar ruled, in whose
09Draskh1    22:20|After he had been brought to
09Draskh1    22:31|a few years, and died after having occupied the patriarchal see
09Draskh1    23:1|After him (Yovhannes), they placed on
09Draskh1    23:6|of Christ’s summons, and died after having occupied the patriarchal throne
09Draskh1    23:15|of governor of Armenia. Immediately after his arrival at the city
09Draskh1    23:18|After a most wonderful and solitary
09Draskh1    23:24|prophetess concerning her child, for after being nourished and educated in
09Draskh1    23:25|After presiding with virtue for a
09Draskh1    23:26|After him they set up as
09Draskh1    24:10|After the death of the patriarch
09Draskh1    24:16|After Soghomon they set on the
09Draskh1    24:19|After Georg they set on the
09Draskh1    24:30|The patriarch Yovsep’ died after a pontificate of eleven years
09Draskh1    25:1|Hawl) with a small force. (After his arrival), the latter entered
09Draskh1    25:8|After Khalid had set upon them
09Draskh1    25:12|After Sahak’s death, his son Grigor
09Draskh1    25:13|were fulfilled and he died after a pontificate of [27] years
09Draskh1    25:15|After a period of eight years
09Draskh1    25:33|the rest of their kinsmen. After confining them in prison, he
09Draskh1    25:40|all of his kinsmen, and after a few days of confinement
09Draskh1    26:9|marched to the eastern regions, after he had dispatched urgent orders
09Draskh1    26:9|sparapet Smbat to follow immediately after him and come to carry
09Draskh1    26:18|After a few days, all the
09Draskh1    26:19|they relentlessly terrified them day after day with threats of cruel
09Draskh1    26:22|After they had tested his will
09Draskh1    26:25|After Smbat, his son Ashot succeeded
09Draskh1    26:28|bonds to the royal court after the Armenian naxarars, suffered martyrdom
09Draskh1    26:28|the Armenian naxarars, suffered martyrdom, after he had been tortured by
09Draskh1    27:16|their lands and homes one after the other
09Draskh1    28:3|Now, after the death of Ashot, the
09Draskh1    29:22|flatteringly surnamed ishxanik, he died after living a godly and pious
09Draskh1    30:1|After the brilliant and complete restoration
09Draskh1    30:12|put on the royal robes. After he had been honored by
09Draskh1    30:18|But after receiving what he had sought
09Draskh1    30:24|Immediately after his return, Smbat was presented
09Draskh1    30:70|with all their heart. Only after this will their words be
09Draskh1    30:73|God, so that in life after death your trial before the
09Draskh1    31:8|royal gifts and presents, and after this Afshin returned to Atrpatakan
09Draskh1    31:12|learned of this, and going after them in pursuit, seized and
09Draskh1    33:12|After three days, he mustered his
09Draskh1    33:16|After this, the ostikan departed, taking
09Draskh1    33:19|After he had spent two months
09Draskh1    34:11|After a few years, Dawit’ Bagratuni
09Draskh1    36:7|Christ) without suffering any agony, after he had occupied the patriarchal
09Draskh1    36:8|After Mashtoc’ I, Yovhannes, who wrote
09Draskh1    36:16|After his promotion to the royal
09Draskh1    37:1|After these events, the ostikan Afshin
09Draskh1    37:7|After accepting the gifts from the
09Draskh1    37:13|After taking leave of the king
09Draskh1    37:17|Sometime after this, the great eunuch, being
09Draskh1    38:14|After receiving the fortress, I handed
09Draskh1    38:16|After one year, recklessness and ignorance
09Draskh1    39:10|After this, in the komopolis of
09Draskh1    40:4|side, the district of Shirak. After spending the night there, he
09Draskh1    40:11|great Pasek’, that is Easter. (After the feast), receiving many precious
09Draskh1    40:17|After this, Yusuf bid farewell to
09Draskh1    41:12|After his return and the establishment
09Draskh1    42:1|caliph, and caused extensive carnage, after having renounced the command from
09Draskh1    42:4|After the departure of the secretary
09Draskh1    43:12|After a few months, in accordance
09Draskh1    43:16|After he had reached the city
09Draskh1    43:22|After remaining there for twelve days
09Draskh1    45:1|After the ostikan’s arrival at Dvin
09Draskh1    47:7|died. A few years later, after they had returned and again
09Draskh1    48:12|After a period of one year
09Draskh1    49:1|After the departure of Gagik, the
09Draskh1    49:3|After this, agitated like a boiling
09Draskh1    49:11|But after they had put to use
09Draskh1    49:12|After such unbearable anguish and agony
09Draskh1    49:12|He departed from this life after a reign of twenty-two
09Draskh1    50:9|the sky, dashed forward swiftly after the ravenous foreigners who sent
09Draskh1    50:17|Immediately after this, he went to visit
09Draskh1    51:19|bodies, and severed their fingers. After intolerable blows, certain others were
09Draskh1    51:25|and after they had been questioned, (the
09Draskh1    51:41|following a victorious war, and after fulfilling his destiny as well
09Draskh1    52:1|to shut the stable door after the horse was stolen so
09Draskh1    52:7|into the temples of Sisera after making him drink the milk
09Draskh1    54:73|and mighty kingdom, so that after being delivered from the hands
09Draskh1    55:1|After they had read my letter
09Draskh1    55:10|the blessed lady Mani, and after her the thrice blessed (Grigor
09Draskh1    55:33|After a few days Yusuf urgently
09Draskh1    57:9|Christians, whom they let loose after ravaging their possessions. Almost no
09Draskh1    57:11|returned recently to their domains after escaping the attack of Yusuf
09Draskh1    57:13|the hands of their captors after a period of two years
09Draskh1    58:3|After dispersing entirely Ashot’s army and
09Draskh1    58:9|After the investiture of the crown
09Draskh1    59:11|After these matters had transpired accordingly
09Draskh1    59:20|lay the responsibility on Vasak. After he had delayed the matter
09Draskh1    60:7|After this, the king turned back
09Draskh1    60:10|After the battle lines had been
09Draskh1    60:12|After king Ashot had forced the
09Draskh1    61:3|his domain by force, and after a short time was designated
09Draskh1    62:14|Gurgen taken into custody, and after a few days deprived all
09Draskh1    63:1|After the above events had taken
09Draskh1    63:6|and brought them to submission. After much merrymaking and festivities held
09Draskh1    63:8|After having deserted and disgraced his
09Draskh1    64:8|appeared and raised an uproar. After this every one tied his
09Draskh1    64:16|After having stopped within the confines
09Draskh1    64:27|held the post of ostikan after Yusuf’s confinement to prison, and
09Draskh1    65:2|Shortly after this, Babgen, the younger brother
09Draskh1    66:18|were seized by insanity. One after the other they ascended and
09Draskh1    67:10|After halting for many days, he
09Draskh1    67:19|Gagik received me, and looked after my welfare with a genuine
09Draskh1    67:23|offered him conditions of peace. After he had received many gifts
09Draskh1    67:27|After a period of two days
09Draskh1    68:18|worship the glory of God after the entrusted ones round about
09Draskh1    68:19|Then, after the short span of this
10Tovma1    1:1|according to the manifold languages after the building of the tower
10Tovma1    1:10|sensual. She called herself Semiramis, after her grandfather Semwhich in
10Tovma1    1:12|Matthew counts (the generations) one after the other beginning from Abraham
10Tovma1    1:15|her descendants (ruled) legitimately one after the other down to T’onos
10Tovma1    1:16|Then after the murder of Senek’erim by
10Tovma1    1:16|mountain had been so named after their grandfather Semjust as
10Tovma1    1:16|in Persian they call Zaruand after Zrvan. They stayed on Mount
10Tovma1    1:24|of the luminous creation, which after the rank and station of
10Tovma1    1:33|After this Adam approached his wife
10Tovma1    1:34|kind? First of all, because after some days as tardy but
10Tovma1    1:60|a life of spiritual prophecy. After the flood it was commanded
10Tovma1    1:60|meat, like vegetables and herbs. After the flood Noah drank wine
10Tovma1    1:62|When the just one complained after a hundred years, he was
10Tovma1    1:65|seems to me plausible. For after the flood the patriarch does
10Tovma1    1:70|earth remained in complete devastation. After the fulfilment of the divine
10Tovma1    1:73|After this the sons of men
10Tovma1    1:77|Noah lived after the flood during his sons’
10Tovma1    1:77|to the nations that came after him. We have now recalled
10Tovma1    2:2|book we know was (written) after the flood
10Tovma1    2:6|habitual and was unfailingly preserved. After a long time the expense
10Tovma1    2:18|that they say Ninos reigned after Bel and were unconcerned about
10Tovma1    3:3|After the model of Bel he
10Tovma1    3:9|sway, who was called Ninuas after his father. He reigned over
10Tovma1    3:11|power for a thousand years. After a thousand years Ormizd was
10Tovma1    3:22|After comparing (this) with other accounts
10Tovma1    3:26|these from the same book. After a little he says: “Frequently
10Tovma1    3:29|Outside, after the journey, we came across
10Tovma1    4:2|After the death of Zradasht he
10Tovma1    4:2|life for thirty-eight years. After him Arias his son, the
10Tovma1    4:36|regions of Damascus and Nineveh. After twenty-eight years of anarchy
10Tovma1    4:37|was endangered by the Assyrians. After him there reigned over the
10Tovma1    4:38|kingdom . . . which had lasted [250] years. After him the brother of Senek’erim
10Tovma1    4:40|After that he attacked the land
10Tovma1    4:56|he was deposed by Cyrus. After falling (from power) he lived
10Tovma1    5:5|Then, after receiving a message from Tigran
10Tovma1    5:9|shooting arrows at each other; after the battle had lasted for
10Tovma1    5:11|their fortified positions and rushed after Cyrus, jostling each other, while
10Tovma1    6:0|After Cyrus (ruled) Kambyses, Shmerges the
10Tovma1    6:1|Now after these events had taken place
10Tovma1    6:20|Then after Dareh, Asud son of Arshavir
10Tovma1    6:23|the victory through his courage. After (ruling) twelve years Alexander died
10Tovma1    6:26|After Ptolemy had gained control of
10Tovma1    6:28|the world save Alexander. So, after living many years he (Asud
10Tovma1    6:29|After the death of Alexander his
10Tovma1    6:29|Augustus Caesar. Now sixty years after the death of Alexander and
10Tovma1    6:37|who was the fourth king after Vałarshak the Parthian
10Tovma1    6:38|down to Ptolemy the Egyptian, after whom they named the Ptolemies
10Tovma1    6:45|After living for twenty years Arjam
10Tovma1    6:51|hands of the apostle Thaddaeus. After his conversion to Christ he
10Tovma1    6:57|After the ascension of our Saviour
10Tovma1    6:59|in the stadium. Tiberius died after reigning for twenty-three years
10Tovma1    7:6|here and reigned as king after killing Eruand
10Tovma1    8:10|Eruand to trouble him; but after going from here to the
10Tovma1    8:14|The woman’s name was Jaylamar, after which she had named the
10Tovma1    8:15|served him in any fashion. After receiving his land as a
10Tovma1    8:22|After Artashēs there reigned Artavazd; then
10Tovma1    10:12|After Khosrov the Less his son
10Tovma1    10:19|After entering the holy place and
10Tovma1    10:29|But after many battles, with deceitful trickery
10Tovma1    10:39|the East and the West. After ruling for thirty-six years
10Tovma1    10:47|imperial trumpets sounded, and troop after troop of armed battalions surrounded
10Tovma1    11:4|him at the emperor’s command, after he had reigned for six
10Tovma1    11:9|of Armenia, as said above, after the fourth year of Shahak
10Tovma1    11:10|After Varazdat, Theodosius the Great made
10Tovma1    11:18|Armenia to imperial rule. For after the death of Aspurakēs he
10Tovma1    11:21|benefits of Christ, only ran after worldly glory and pursued the
10Tovma1    11:24|waited for a suitable day. After reigning for twenty-three years
10Tovma1    11:29|they were playing polo, spurring after him took the ball away
10Tovma1    11:43|that Samuel to the archiepiscopate. After five years he died, having
10Tovma1    11:48|After all this had so occurred
10Tovma1    11:50|After the abolition of the monarchy
10Tovma1    11:52|After the death of the great
10Tovma2    1:0|After the extinction of the Armenian
10Tovma2    1:3|and possessions and cruel death. After the impious Shavasp Artsruni had
10Tovma2    1:10|But after the Armenian nobles became disunited
10Tovma2    1:16|Vasak, lord of Siunik’. Rushing after him they attacked the strongly
10Tovma2    2:9|emperor Marcian ruled the Greeks (after) Theodosius [II]; he summoned the council
10Tovma2    3:17|damage in the Greek sector. After eight years Phocas was killed
10Tovma2    3:22|Khosrov called Parviz, ten days after Easter, that they captured the
10Tovma2    3:64|After his death they made king
10Tovma2    3:76|for two years and died. After her they introduced a certain
10Tovma2    3:76|kingdom was weakened and split. After all this Yazkert reigned in
10Tovma2    5:0|jubilee and the seventieth olympiad, after the nineteenth indiction, when [222] years
10Tovma2    6:4|After the messengers had appeared before
10Tovma3    1:24|After he had accurately enquired into
10Tovma3    2:33|Then, after a few days, (Bugha) armed
10Tovma3    4:20|a memorial for the saint. After this Bugha despatched soldiers of
10Tovma3    4:38|horse; mounting, he rushed off after Gurgēn. On coming near he
10Tovma3    4:39|bridle towards him (Apumkdēm), and after encountering each other they returned
10Tovma3    4:44|joined battle, (their) captains rushing after the army
10Tovma3    4:58|to the ground and rushing after another
10Tovma3    5:11|After three days had passed they
10Tovma3    6:38|repented and stood upright again after their return from the great
10Tovma3    6:58|But fifteen days after the Ascension of Christ Grigor
10Tovma3    8:0|What Bugha did after this in the city of
10Tovma3    10:9|After the interval of a day
10Tovma3    10:9|the royal army was defeated. After a few days had passed
10Tovma3    10:27|not know what to do. After conferring with much deliberation, as
10Tovma3    10:30|After a few days Bugha commanded
10Tovma3    10:33|After this, which was the second
10Tovma3    10:42|company rapidly and eagerly one after the other; and everyone who
10Tovma3    10:44|angels will press forward one after the other, and how the
10Tovma3    10:57|After a few days had passed
10Tovma3    11:33|had been carried through. But after the latter had been arrested
10Tovma3    12:0|What took place after the removal of the princes
10Tovma3    12:1|After the principality had been abolished
10Tovma3    13:15|in the fortress called Ashkharhaberd; after there exhibiting most courageous resistance
10Tovma3    13:47|After four years had passed, during
10Tovma3    13:53|out his eyes, and returned after this great victory to his
10Tovma3    13:54|After a few days Vahan went
10Tovma3    13:54|Grigor lived for one year after his return, and died. They
10Tovma3    14:6|After those days, when the caliph
10Tovma3    14:31|his father’s place, and died after six months
10Tovma3    14:32|After him the son of his
10Tovma3    14:34|But after the passage of many troubled
10Tovma3    15:8|So after many turmoils and battles he
10Tovma3    17:1|After this, when he heard of
10Tovma3    18:13|and lived for six years after returning from captivity. On entering
10Tovma3    19:7|sending letters and messengers one after the other to the princes
10Tovma3    20:14|After this Ahmat’ advanced with his
10Tovma3    20:44|After a few days Derenik went
10Tovma3    20:66|coffin in the church there. After a day had passed, Ashot
10Tovma3    20:67|made deep mourning for him. After that, Shapuh, son of the
10Tovma3    20:70|After this Ashot the king of
10Tovma3    20:70|one year and eight months after Derenik’s death, was gathered to
10Tovma3    20:71|After this, her sons Gagik and
10Tovma3    20:71|and many other places, which after the death of their father
10Tovma3    22:4|of Zak’aria Catholicos of Armenia, after the seventh year of the
10Tovma3    22:6|In the second year after this the Greek army besieged
10Tovma3    24:2|at Vantosp with the fugitives after the king, they resolutely carried
10Tovma3    25:1|his affection was complete. One after the other he constrained them
10Tovma3    26:2|dragging them from the graves after they had been buried for
10Tovma3    28:13|king rapidly sent messengers one after the other to Prince Ashot
10Tovma3    29:11|and incomparable joy, by running after spiritual delights in place of
10Tovma3    29:14|repentance for past deeds, hope after death, the benevolence of Christ
10Tovma3    29:20|After the death of Ashot and
10Tovma3    29:42|After splendidly adorning the cross Gagik
10Tovma3    29:46|intended to name the church after the Saving Name. For this
10Tovma3    29:50|Artsrunik’. He named the site after his own name Gagkakert, and
10Tovma3    29:61|It happened, after the great battle which took
10Tovma3    29:81|So peace was arranged after these great tribulations by command
10Tovma4    1:1|son, whom he named Gurgēn after his uncle
10Tovma4    2:1|After the death of the blessed
10Tovma4    2:3|to endure the pain, and after seven months she peacefully departed
10Tovma4    3:34|After the emir crossed into Atrpatakan
10Tovma4    3:37|deaths before his eyes; and after them he too received his
10Tovma4    3:38|After this the land of Armenia
10Tovma4    4:0|of the principality of Gagik after his brother Ashot, and his
10Tovma4    4:1|After this Gagik, Ashot’s brother, succeeded
10Tovma4    4:2|note: “Sweet is the sun after clouds, as rest is sweet
10Tovma4    4:2|clouds, as rest is sweet after labour
10Tovma4    4:11|After the land had been pacified
10Tovma4    4:39|After Smbat had gained control of
10Tovma4    4:56|and besieged the castle, and after a few days captured him
10Tovma4    4:75|it will see his like) after him
10Tovma4    5:1|Now after the end of the great
10Tovma4    6:1|Then, after these events, the land of
10Tovma4    8:4|of the terribly deep lake. After continuing his effort in this
10Tovma4    8:7|these requests. And five years after they had begun to build
10Tovma4    11:2|returned to their own abodes after a great victory
10Tovma4    13:1|After the death of King Gagik
10Tovma4    13:24|of the saints; he looked after widows and cared for orphans
10Tovma4    13:62|wife lived for two years after the death of her husband
10Tovma4    13:63|After their departure from this world
10Tovma4    13:71|a beam of light, named after his ancestor Khedenik; he was
10Tovma4    13:90|After all this had so taken
10Tovma4    13:91|dowry the half of Alt’amar. After a short time when Khedenik
10Tovma4    13:92|After a few days the Lord
10Tovma4    13:92|forty, he departed this world after a prematurely short life and
10Tovma4    13:100|decided on a good plan: “After my death and departure from
10Tovma4    13:104|After this had so come about
10Tovma4    13:105|and patriarchs past and recent. After a little time the death
10Tovma4    13:106|After this had happened we had
11Asogh1    2:3|year [336] of the Armenian chronology, after the advent of the Savior
11Asogh1    2:10|Ashot lived for [21] years; after five years of reign he
11Asogh1    3:1|After Ashot, in [340-891], his son Smbat
11Asogh1    3:1|place of Basil, who died after [19] years of rule. The son
11Asogh1    3:8|After him sat on the patriarchal
11Asogh1    6:1|having married, returned to Armenia after the return of his brother
11Asogh1    6:3|After Leo, his brother Alexander reigned
11Asogh1    6:5|Ashot lived [15] years after his father, reigned [8] and died
11Asogh1    6:6|After the death of Bishop Yovhannes
11Asogh1    7:1|After the death of Ashot, his
11Asogh1    7:1|for [24] years. In his time, after Bishop Theodoros, his brother, Bishop
11Asogh1    7:1|Eghishe, was patriarch for [7] years; after him, Bishop Ananias Mokatsi, abbot
11Asogh1    7:9|in his hand, set off after the detachment, which he overtook
11Asogh1    7:9|river served as a grave. (After that) he went out to
11Asogh1    7:18|After Yovhannes, the man Polycarpos was
11Asogh1    7:18|faith in the same monastery; - after him the sophist Samuel, generously
11Asogh1    7:22|knowledge. Having died for life, after his death he served as
11Asogh1    7:24|Moves built a monastery, named after him: a well-maintained monastery
11Asogh1    7:36|the orders of Bishop Ananias, after a deep study of the
11Asogh1    7:43|After that, the Greek army took
11Asogh1    8:1|After Abas, his son Ashot, nicknamed
11Asogh1    8:5|to those in need that after his death not even a
11Asogh1    8:10|After him, Vahanik, from the district
11Asogh1    8:17|After that they freed Father Babken
11Asogh1    8:20|After the death of Roman, they
11Asogh1    9:1|the Armenian king Ashot, in [421=982], after (patriarchs) Vahan and Stepanos, Bishop
11Asogh1    10:2|Zan died in his palace. - After him, in [425=976], Basil reigned
11Asogh1    11:5|After all this Smbat started a
11Asogh1    12:4|After that, Ablhaj with all his
11Asogh1    15:1|After all these events, the Greek
11Asogh1    16:8|not only that), but even after kindling the wings of the
11Asogh1    17:8|After that, Abas conceived a good
11Asogh1    17:13|despising the superior glory, went after the (glory) of heaven
11Asogh1    19:3|set off in pursuit, shouting (after them): “what are you doing
11Asogh1    19:11|After his death, power passed to
11Asogh1    20:7|After that, the mentioned metropolitan, together
11Asogh1    21:5|After that, the Greek king Basil
11Asogh1    22:1|After that, King Basil, having gathered
11Asogh1    23:3|having learned about it, rushed after him to kill him
11Asogh1    24:3|aka Phokas, betraying his oath, after seven days, grabbed Bardas Skleros
11Asogh1    27:3|After the death of his grandmother
11Asogh1    27:8|help rendered to him; but after the death of Smbat, this
11Asogh1    28:5|and set him on fire; after which they (carried) him out
11Asogh1    28:11|After that, for many days, a
11Asogh1    31:7|Arsharunik, Bishop Sahak, on Tuesday, after Easter, elevated the Patriarchal Sargis
11Asogh1    32:1|After the recalcitrants who rebelled against
11Asogh1    33:1|After that, King Basil sent to
11Asogh1    36:1|the same Egyptian Amir Azaz, after the death of his father
11Asogh1    37:6|to the east of it; after which they went to their
11Asogh1    39:7|On the night after Easter, the wrath of God
11Asogh1    41:1|After the defeat inflicted on the
11Asogh1    41:4|the Epiphany of the Lord; after which he returned to Cilicia
11Asogh1    45:3|After the death of Gagik, his
12Last1    1:12|Now after his death, the emperor of
12Last1    1:26|of Eden before them, but after them, a desolate wilderness” [Joel II. 3]. We
12Last1    2:10|enraged he sent a force after (Smbat). They came and pounced
12Last1    2:29|benefit of the generations coming (after us), so that when children
12Last1    2:36|Patriarch Petros followed after him and met him on
12Last1    2:39|a written will so that after my death he shall inherit
12Last1    3:6|the city of the Chaldeans. After (Vard Phocas) his homonymous (relative
12Last1    3:9|mighty man coming to himself after drunkenness, he realized the impropriety
12Last1    3:11|them who though they followed after the emperor with their feet
12Last1    3:12|After these (events), the emperor and
12Last1    3:14|obedience. (Dawit’) had promised that after his death, his district would
12Last1    4:4|After these (events) the emperor left
12Last1    4:4|he, with the troops, proceeded after the emissary so that coming
12Last1    4:7|After this, when Georgi saw himself
12Last1    4:8|hostages, promising to return them after three years. Then he and
12Last1    4:13|reached his city of Constantinople. After three years he released the
12Last1    4:14|want Constantine to be emperor. After issuing many commands, the emperor
12Last1    4:15|bed, and grew weak, and after two days, died [A.D. 1025]. He had
12Last1    5:0|After Basil, for four years his
12Last1    9:1|functionary. The queen had lusted after him with a prostitute’s diseased
12Last1    9:2|After completing this satanic deed, the
12Last1    9:5|emperor of the lands. Now after this deed had been done
12Last1    9:15|sister’s son Caesar (kesar). Then, after reigning for [7] years and [8] months
12Last1    10:3|battle everyone was intending that after his triumph they would submit
12Last1    10:6|I have found a man after my heart who shall do
12Last1    11:5|Now after (God’s) wrath had been revealed
12Last1    11:5|had been stirred up, and after horrible evils had commenced, we
12Last1    12:4|But after the Sceptics and Pyrrhonists entered
12Last1    12:8|not remember what Jezebel suffered after ravishing Naboth’s vineyard, although to
12Last1    13:6|Then Liparit arrived, after (receiving) many entreaties and generous
12Last1    13:9|After the victorious battle, (the Seljuks
12Last1    14:3|Now after three years, lord Xach’ik was
12Last1    14:5|After this two Byzantines came forward
12Last1    16:0|The year after this (devastation) occurred was (the
12Last1    16:3|once but three times, one after the other, until the country
12Last1    16:9|wavering and shall write one after the next about those unbelievable
12Last1    16:27|After three days (the Sultan) and
12Last1    16:28|prepared (to withstand a siege). After observing it for many long
12Last1    16:37|citizens) there armed and ready. After this they erected (war) machinery
12Last1    16:48|beast replied even more boldly after that tyrant’s insults: “We need
12Last1    16:49|After this what happened when the
12Last1    16:52|the Sultan from the walls. After two days (the Sultan) departed
12Last1    17:3|a (dissolute) life, (Monomachus) died after a reign of thirteen years
12Last1    17:20|established upon an apostolic throne, after descending into the deep pit
12Last1    18:0|After the death of Monomachus [D.1055], that
12Last1    18:9|Now after the Empress (Theodora) ruled the
12Last1    18:11|approval of the city. Then, after three days, she embarked upon
12Last1    18:25|the stronghold called Eghanc’ Berd. After taking it, he turned back
12Last1    18:41|cut (the citizens) down, not after the fashion of a war
12Last1    18:44|around the head. And only after so torturing them did (the
12Last1    18:45|kill everyone. They even hunted after those survivors who were buried
12Last1    18:45|in hidden chambers), killing them after wickedly stabbing them through. The
12Last1    21:5|The angel of death looked after their first-born sons, while
12Last1    21:18|to fight on (eventually) fled after the fugitives. As for those
12Last1    21:27|Sim mountain, customarily styled Sanasunk’ after their forebear. This army struck
12Last1    22:8|the depths of the earth (after fifteen years of fatiguing labor
12Last1    23:22|After this, (Samuel) blessed the people
12Last1    23:23|name was Eghia, to see after the affairs of the land
12Last1    23:37|of (Vrverh’s) comrades they found, after subjecting them to severe torments
12Last1    25:2|or less the sixtieth monarch after Constantine the Great, according to
12Last1    25:12|they risked death so that after death they would leave a
12Last1    25:16|advising. Rather, He pardons us after a little temptation so that
12Last1    26:23|not (have to) withstand them after they have descended