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courage   42
courageous   34
courier   6
course   89
court   415
courteous   1
courtesy   3
courtier   5
cousin   4
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court
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course   81
coursed   5
courses   2
coursing   1
court   412
courteous   1
courtesy   3
courtiers   5
courts   3


01Kor1    3:2|literature, and coming to the court of the Arsacid kings in
01Kor1    12:6|they instructed nearby the royal court together with the entire national
01Kor1    15:7|the Bishop of the royal court
01Kor1    16:8|The court was immediately informed of him
01Kor1    16:9|accorded to the Church, the court, and the excellent nobles of
01Kor1    16:11|however, having prevailed upon the court, declining the gifts, left them
01Kor1    16:11|and carriages provided by the court, and with much pomp and
02Agat1    3:3|dayeaks and escaped to the court of the emperor in Greek
02Agat1    4:18|all. For here, in your court, there is a man who
02Agat1    12:12|and brought to the royal court. Moreover, let all the following
02Agat1    12:20|death, and brought to the court to be put to death
02Agat1    12:20|will be given to the court
02Agat1    15:17|should be brought to the court, while saint Gayane should be
02Agat1    15:19|presented to Rhipsime from the court, beautiful, soft, shining garments and
02Agat1    16:1|Many servants from the royal court had come to convey her
02Agat1    16:1|to convey her to the court, and [naxarars] lords and the grandee
02Agat1    16:1|her, and accompany her to court. For they were taking her
02Agat1    16:11|the grandee servitors of the court hurried from there to inform
02Agat1    17:27|among the servants of the court who heard and understood everything
02Agat3    23:6|as overseer of the royal court retinue
02Agat3    28:1|country of Greater Armenia, the court of the kingdom of the
02Agat3    28:4|four senior thrones in his court, who are called [bdeashxq] borderlords. Of
02Agat3    28:4|who was [spasqapetutyun] master of the court
02Agat3    28:9|the archbishop of the royal court, who was named Eusebius, they
02Agat3    28:21|and great splendor by the court, church officials, and the honorable
03Buz3    12:29|Officiants of the court church took him from the
03Buz4    12:14|was no lawsuit, and the court did not defend anyone’s right
03Buz4    15:0|from Byzantium and how the court priest Mrjiwnik killed her with
03Buz4    15:16|lad Gnel, his wife and court to go to the royal
03Buz4    15:24|order was issued from the court that he be held outside
03Buz4    15:25|attendants came forth from the court - armed swordsmen, spearmen, sabre-bearers
03Buz4    15:74|a hostage to the emperor’s court in the country of Byzantium
03Buz4    15:76|certain presbyter of the royal court who happened to be there
03Buz4    19:1|confiscated many tuns for the court
03Buz4    20:57|by people from among our court here
03Buz4    56:6|Then ostikans of the court arose and inquired whether he
03Buz5    1:9|go with them to the court banak. For from the time
03Buz5    1:9|did not go to the court banak
03Buz5    1:10|along with them to the court banak. He was their supervisor
03Buz5    6:13|go to dinner inside the court
03Buz5    6:17|to the door of the court tachar
03Buz5    6:19|robes, that is, where the court crown was put on the
03Buz5    6:20|and erected it in the court concourse
03Buz5    7:16|and a hrovartak with the court seal to allow him to
03Buz5    7:17|with the pustipan and the court hrovartak to Anyush fortress and
03Buz5    18:2|However, since that land was court ostan from very early times
03Buz5    24:11|leaving the court tachar and following him were
03Buz5    24:22|the azatagund banak of the court. They took him from the
03Buz5    29:5|Armenia could bless bread at court but should not dare to
03Buz5    31:21|king Pap confiscated for the court the Church land which king
03Buz5    38:2|with him arrived at the court of the Iranian king. They
03Buz6    4:1|and righteous, and led Xosrov’s court
04Yegh1    1:2|tribute went to the Persian court, yet the Armenian cavalry was
04Yegh2    5:108|for word, or come to court and appear before the great
04Yegh2    9:219|When the letter reached the court and was read in the
04Yegh2    10:238|by name to the royal court. Some of them were already
04Yegh2    10:240|one’s place to the royal court
04Yegh2    10:243|they arrived at the royal court they appeared before the king
04Yegh2    10:246|from Armenia went to the court under some distinguished general, for
04Yegh2    11:255|the country going to the court was greater than in the
04Yegh2    12:276|helped them at the royal court, and they expended on them
04Yegh2    12:298|a general command from the court (to instruct) not only Armenia
04Yegh2    13:302|be numbered and taken to court, the singing of psalms shall
04Yegh3    2:49|bring him back to the court safe and sound
04Yegh3    3:67|write and indicate to the court the strength: of their union
04Yegh3    3:75|write and explain to the court, to the Movpetan movpet, and
04Yegh3    4:77|will be inflicted by the court
04Yegh3    4:83|send a letter to the court that the cavalry in Albania
04Yegh3    6:137|many more cavalry from the court have also arrived
04Yegh3    10:231|were honored at the royal court and were blessed by him
04Yegh4    3:60|report about them to the court; he received authority over their
04Yegh6    1:13|addressed a complaint to the court and threw the whole blame
04Yegh6    1:14|addressed a complaint to the court. The other priests they sent
04Yegh6    2:48|they began to ask the court for orders
04Yegh6    3:54|went to Persia, giving the court a full and accurate account
04Yegh6    3:56|Now the person at court who knew about the impious
04Yegh6    3:60|Christians, to be summoned to court
04Yegh6    3:67|account of everything to the court, just as he had heard
04Yegh6    3:68|Vasak had previously arrived at court and had narrated everything falsely
04Yegh6    4:78|I have authority from the court to allow them to return
04Yegh6    4:81|sent out edicts from the court that if anyone had been
04Yegh6    4:82|to those at the royal court: “As for those who did
04Yegh6    4:86|present the nobles’ petition at court
04Yegh6    4:87|sent to them from the court by royal command an appeasing
04Yegh6    5:103|had later been brought to court, were questioned about him: “What
04Yegh6    5:110|When all the court proceedings had been explained to
04Yegh6    6:128|of honor he went to court, where he appeared to the
04Yegh6    6:129|in bonds at the royal court
04Yegh6    6:132|Then the court chamberlain entered and questioned him
04Yegh6    6:134|himself as a reward at court
04Yegh6    6:138|bestowed on him by the court, and dressed him in the
04Yegh6    7:151|they had been previously at court. He looked and yearned, but
04Yegh6    7:154|off the debts to the court
04Yegh7    6:127|when this news reached the court anger be stirred up like
04Yegh7    6:142|he had authority from the court
04Yegh7    8:196|honor not merely your royal court but even the luminaries of
04Yegh7    11:257|of the king’s friends at court were to fall ill, when
04Yegh9    2:41|indicated in writing to the court the prisoners’ sufferings and affliction
04Yegh9    2:44|praising them were received at court
04Yegh9    2:48|in attendance at the royal court, at that same time the
04Yegh9    3:70|allowances and their attendance at court above the custom of previous
04Yegh9    4:87|treasures were confiscated by the court, and there remained no ornaments
05Parp2    9:4|Xosrov be quickly summoned to court by a hrovartak. Knowing nothing
05Parp2    9:4|princes, (Xosrov) hurriedly went to court, as if going to his
05Parp2    10:0|as a soldier at the court of the Armenian king Xosrov
05Parp2    12:11|plot hatched by people from court, (Yazkert’s
05Parp2    12:12|an Arsacid was killed at court there
05Parp2    14:0|the naxarars] went to the court and later stood in the
05Parp2    14:2|was hazarapet of the royal court. He and others of the
05Parp2    14:2|He and others of the court grandees saw to it that
05Parp2    14:3|their] adversary had come to court
05Parp2    14:5|When they had come to court, the king of Iran first
05Parp2    14:16|of the nobility of the court heard (the following remarks] from
05Parp2    14:17|all the nobility of the court, heard this he was delighted
05Parp2    14:17|Sahak, and possessed by the court since (Sahak] had not joined
05Parp2    14:20|and greatness. Thus, leaving the court, they came to their own
05Parp2    15:9|requested a kat’oghikos from the court, and king Vahram gave them
05Parp2    16:4|endeavor and request that the court reestablish you on your native
05Parp3    23:6|to all the nobility at court
05Parp3    24:6|When we are at court, there and (or) from the
05Parp3    25:1|the senior personages of the court to be assembled, had the
05Parp3    25:2|the entire nobility of the court heard the words of the
05Parp3    25:3|the grandee nobility of the court stood up and note: “They
05Parp3    25:5|the mages and all the court nobility, he became even more
05Parp3    25:6|lands should come to the court swiftly and without delay. And
05Parp3    25:9|they did not go (to court) they would be considered to
05Parp3    25:13|and Aghbania (Aghuania) went to court
05Parp3    26:0|When they all reached the court they went first before the
05Parp3    26:0|the grandees of the royal court, and then before king Yazkert
05Parp3    26:1|Iran, ordered that all the court nobility with the prominent mages
05Parp3    26:7|king Yazkert and all the court nobility heard such a response
05Parp3    27:8|sepuhs who were assembled at court went together to Vardan, lord
05Parp3    28:2|of Iran and all the court grandees and mages saw this
05Parp3    28:7|the grandee nobility of the court, each (of the Caucasian nobles
05Parp3    28:12|and labor shown to this court and to your realm by
05Parp3    28:14|Aryans, but at the emperor’s court, and among other people forever
05Parp3    28:16|of Iran and all the court nobility heard such thoughts being
05Parp3    30:0|entire multitude of his own court , and began speaking to them
05Parp3    30:8|together with those of their court and family who agreed with
05Parp3    30:10|Mamikoneans, together with his brothers, court and entire equippage. They were
05Parp3    31:1|host of clerics at his court. Many hastened there, day and
05Parp3    31:2|king, Yazkert, had kept at court
05Parp3    31:5|sons who were detained at court, might evilly be put to
05Parp3    32:0|had brought with them from court to be teachers) saw that
05Parp3    32:0|to secretly write to the court about the rebellion. For the
05Parp3    32:7|sons who were (hostages) at court; and secondly because his entire
05Parp3    33:7|the nobility at the Byzantine court, to other princes and lieutenants
05Parp3    36:9|oaths and testimonies brought from court were false and futile, saying
05Parp3    40:2|brigade should be summoned to court
05Parp3    41:3|Armenia, asked the seniors at court: “What reply do you think
05Parp3    41:4|was chief of the emperor’s court) replied, saying: “It is not
05Parp3    42:2|the following men to the court of king Yazkert: the great
05Parp3    42:3|also wanted to go to court, but he sent the others
05Parp3    42:4|of Erhshtunik’, lord Sahak, the court priest of Nershapuh, prince of
05Parp3    42:6|Vasak also sent (to court) the boys whom he had
05Parp3    42:7|when Yazkert with all the court nobility ridiculed and dishonored him
05Parp3    43:0|prince of Siwnik’ reached the court, and after first seeing the
05Parp3    43:0|and after first seeing the court nobility, he went into the
05Parp3    43:0|and all the grandees at court received him with respect and
05Parp3    43:2|continued) until they brought to court the blessed priests of God
05Parp3    43:2|hazarapet Mihrnerseh and the other court nobility
05Parp3    44:0|Mushe Aghbakac’i, who was the court presbyter of the prince of
05Parp3    44:5|Aryans, Mihrnerseh, and all the court nobility, Ghewond, the man of
05Parp3    45:5|entered the palace of the court with great pomp. For, short
05Parp3    45:5|there was no single beneficial court honor that he did not
05Parp3    45:27|wrote to the emperor, other court nobility, and to the sparapet
05Parp3    45:31|and the nobility of the court heard all of this in
05Parp3    45:31|all the princes of the court were greatly astonished
05Parp3    46:10|they removed him from the court assembly in disgrace
05Parp3    46:12|treacherous Vasak stayed at the court some years very grieved and
05Parp3    47:0|lord Ghewond, lord Mushe, the court presbyter of Nershapuh, lord of
05Parp3    50:1|nobles as assistants, Jnikan, the court maypet, and Movan, the anderjapet
05Parp3    55:4|the ambarapet, Vehdenshapuh; Jnikan, the court maypet; and Movan, the anderjapet
05Parp3    55:16|us in the atean at court, before the hazarapet of the
05Parp3    56:6|Savior responded to Pilate at court
05Parp3    58:15|who had written to the court pledging their homes and goods
05Parp3    59:1|impious hazarapet Mihrnerseh) beseeched the court nobility, and convinced them after
05Parp3    59:1|death and had taken to court to be killed). They were
05Parp4    60:3|to do work for the court, to listen to and obey
05Parp4    60:8|wrote to the grandees at court and to their friends in
05Parp4    62:2|or were in captivity at court, despite the difficulties they faced
05Parp4    63:9|officials who came from the court liked and honored him (because
05Parp4    64:4|to the grandees at his court with precious gifts
05Parp4    64:6|kat’oghikos of Armenia come to court and respond to the accuser’s
05Parp4    64:7|willingly and enthusiastically went to court and appeared before the court
05Parp4    64:7|court and appeared before the court awags
05Parp4    64:18|honor or splendor from our court
05Parp4    64:20|holy Spirit, replied to the court messenger: “I would prefer to
05Parp4    64:35|of Armenia, Giwt, remained at court. With much boldness he was
05Parp4    65:0|Gadishoy Maghxaz came from the court and assembled around him the
05Parp4    65:2|They informed the court grandees as well as the
05Parp4    65:5|the constant slander, went to court, and weakened in the faith
05Parp4    65:8|was unable to perform a court assignment because of imprudence, he
05Parp4    65:9|Vriw, unable to perform a court assignment went before king Peroz
05Parp4    65:10|much gold and went to court
05Parp4    65:20|Bidding farewell to the court, Vahan came to the land
05Parp4    65:21|that he had returned from court in splendor. He had doubts
05Parp4    66:17|my brother, Vard, is at court. I know that when the
05Parp4    76:0|suddenly an emissary arrived from court, urgently summoning Mihran to return
05Parp4    76:1|Mihran, hurried to court with all his multitude, taking
05Parp4    79:11|an emissary reached (Hazarawuxt) from court, bearing a hrovartak which king
05Parp4    85:10|All the court nobility was constantly saying the
05Parp4    87:1|When he reached the court, the remnants of the Aryan
05Parp4    88:19|of Hazarawuxt and the other court nobility: “Go to Armenia and
05Parp4    89:4|you (a member) of the court nobility
05Parp4    91:11|the Aryans and all the court nobility, he prostrated himself giving
05Parp4    91:14|seen you many times at court and heard about you from
05Parp4    91:22|of the Aryans, nor the court nobility which now exists, and
05Parp4    93:19|the Aryans and all the court nobility in writing and sealed
05Parp4    94:1|organize and dispatch it to court, for Peroz’ son, Zareh, resisting
05Parp4    94:1|that before you go to court you will have shown a
05Parp4    94:2|me to quickly go to court. For the gods will resolve
05Parp4    94:4|went in peace, Nixor to court and the king, and Armenia’s
05Parp4    94:9|Vanandac’i, and sent it to court. Among those sent was one
05Parp4    94:10|When they arrived at court, they went off, ready to
05Parp4    95:0|of days, he reached the court
05Parp4    95:1|learned about Vahan’s arrival at court, they quickly and hurriedly set
05Parp4    95:3|The next day all the court nobility assembled there, as well
05Parp4    95:10|For you and all the court nobility have been shown through
05Parp4    95:23|king Vagharsh and all the court nobility, all of them loudly
05Parp4    96:0|The next day the court nobility advised king Vagharsh (whom
05Parp4    96:1|of the king and the court nobility
05Parp4    96:7|Aryans, and to all the court nobility, king Vagharsh asked him
05Parp4    97:1|accompanied all of them to Court
05Parp4    98:3|and frequently acquainted all the court nobility and his friends with
05Parp4    98:4|the land of Armenia to court where, before all the court
05Parp4    98:4|court where, before all the court nobility, he informed king Vagharsh
05Parp4    98:10|will travel with wife, sons, court, dear ones, servants and maid
05Parp4    98:12|the land and for the court. I have made bold to
05Parp4    98:14|king Vagharsh and all the court nobility heard all of Andekan’s
05Parp4    99:0|the unity of all the court nobility and the Aryans, king
06Khor1    21:6|was embittered at the royal court. But helped by friends, he
06Khor2    3:5|a member of the royal court
06Khor2    7:5|he was in attendance at court and in the king’s house
06Khor2    8:40|He appointed judges at court and judges in the cities
06Khor2    33:10|man in all the royal court. Similarly, he healed all the
06Khor2    39:2|In his days the court was transferred from the hill
06Khor2    39:3|stronger site, Eruand moved the court westward to a rocky hill
06Khor2    51:9|gained refuge at the royal court
06Khor2    62:13|of Ekeḷeats’ and established his court in the town of Ch’rmēs
06Khor2    76:6|brought him to the imperial court
06Khor2    78:2|bringing him to the imperial court
06Khor2    88:1|Licinius, the transfer of the court from Rome, and the building
06Khor2    88:11|Byzantium and there established the court, being ordered to do so
06Khor3    8:1|Small, the transfer of the court, and the planting of the
06Khor3    8:5|He also transferred the court to a spot above the
06Khor3    21:6|honored by them the royal court. He also received the hostages
06Khor3    34:7|P’aṙandzem should come to the court
06Khor3    40:4|from Shapuh to the emperor’s court and had become a noted
06Khor3    43:3|their hereditary estates to the court at Shapuh’s command and did
06Khor3    47:2|been appointed archivist at the court - longed for the life of
06Khor3    48:7|that you confiscated to the court
06Khor3    48:16|that we confiscated to the court, with the exception of those
06Khor3    50:8|to be confiscated to the court, like those of his brother
06Khor3    51:8|had been confiscated to the court, to be restored to them
06Khor3    51:18|that we confiscated to the court you will allow their survivors
06Khor3    52:4|Mesrop had left the royal court he could find no skilled
06Khor3    54:8|appointing priests for the royal court, he himself returned to Armenia
06Khor3    55:3|the Great went to the court of the Persian king Yazkert
06Khor3    56:6|were not paid to the court, the roads were closed to
06Khor3    57:11|Atticus, bishop of the imperial court, greetings and blessing
06Khor3    57:17|grandson Vardan to the royal court. And I beseech your valiant
06Khor3    58:8|general, his grandson, to the court of the Persian king
06Khor3    64:2|and Sahak the Great to court. They the princes sought from
06Khor3    64:6|an enquiry in the great court. Paying no heed to Artashir
06Khor3    64:8|to be confiscated to the court; that Sahak the Great should
06Khor3    64:8|Catholicos be confiscated to the court; and that in his place
06Khor3    65:8|multitude of the elegant Persian court stood on tiptoe and pricked
07Seb1    7:9|as far as the royal court of the Persians, all the
07Seb1    8:8|the Armenians, summoned Vahan to court, and greatly honoured him. He
07Seb1    10:2|Armenia, and fled to the court of their king, to Persian
07Seb1    10:7|not right to send to court (merely) this much.’
07Seb1    10:11|this uproar reached the Sasanian court and Ormizd the Persian king
07Seb1    10:11|who were at the royal court and the companies of auxiliaries
07Seb1    10:11|the personnel of the royal court and to cross the great
07Seb1    12:16|have arrived at the royal court and the place of formality
07Seb1    12:26|morning, he went to the court of the patrik Yovhan, saw
07Seb1    13:2|the kingdom at the royal court. None of the greatest Chaldaeans
07Seb1    16:4|The auditor went to court and informed the king of
07Seb1    17:6|escaped and fled to the court of the Persian king. He
07Seb1    21:0|Khosrov summons to court by letter the nobles whom
07Seb1    21:2|all together to the royal court. These are the nobles and
07Seb1    21:2|contingent and banner to the court of the Persian king Khosrov
07Seb1    21:4|the site of the royal court, they presented themselves to the
07Seb1    21:4|be kept at the royal court, stipends to be paid them
07Seb1    22:1|to be at the royal court at that time
07Seb1    23:1|Armenian princes. At the royal court Gagik Mamikonean and Khosrov, lord
07Seb1    26:4|the king requested Vahrich at court, and sent great thanks to
07Seb1    27:3|respected by the whole royal court, he appointed as butler, to
07Seb1    27:4|much honour to the royal court. The king bade him visit
07Seb1    28:0|summoned again to the Persian court, is honoured with the office
07Seb1    28:0|country. Smbat is summoned to court with great splendour
07Seb1    28:1|great splendour to the royal court. He went and presented himself
07Seb1    28:3|trumpets and guards for his court from among the royal retainers
07Seb1    28:12|Then an Inspector from court came to Smbat and Datoyean
07Seb1    28:12|taken in bonds to the court and put to death by
07Seb1    28:18|gratitude, summoning him to the court in great honour and splendour
07Seb1    29:1|day’s journey of the royal court, the king ordered all the
07Seb1    32:0|he goes to the royal court and then is killed
07Seb1    32:13|shall have you taken to court. However, I shall write only
07Seb1    32:14|and had him taken to court. King Khosrov received him in
07Seb1    34:7|summoned in haste to the court of the Persian king. The
07Seb1    34:22|and brought to the king’s court
07Seb1    38:16|eunuchs and princes of the court. He celebrated Easter in Constantinople
07Seb1    38:18|with [120,000] to go to the court of the Persian king. He
07Seb1    38:31|Ṙoch Vehan from the royal court, men selected from the whole
07Seb1    40:8|’When I reach the royal court, I shall immediately make a
07Seb1    40:9|All the principal men at court or in the army in
07Seb1    40:11|appointed as chief minister at court Khoṙokh Ormizd, who was prince
07Seb1    40:12|palace, the guards of the court fell on him, struck him
07Seb1    44:21|been raised together at the court of Khosrov, king of Persia
07Seb1    46:7|to gather at the royal court, and he note: ’I hear
07Seb1    46:8|in unison at the royal court, in order that they may
07Seb1    46:72|one have to enter the court of the heavenly king not
08Ghev1    4:14|were hostages at the royal court. He gave to Grigor the
08Ghev1    28:9|had come from the (caliph’s) court, had been terminated. Moreover (the
09Draskh1    4:16|Azhdahak), he took the latter’s court captive, and assisted by Anoysh
09Draskh1    5:9|stationed them in the royal court, and through the entire extent
09Draskh1    5:12|tributes, so that the royal court might consider them worthy of
09Draskh1    5:13|matters outside of the royal court, Vagharshak adapted elegant court ceremonies
09Draskh1    5:13|royal court, Vagharshak adapted elegant court ceremonies such as were befitting
09Draskh1    5:14|men, porters of the royal court, and eunuchs. He set as
09Draskh1    5:15|this manner the details of court procedure, he subsequently appointed prefects
09Draskh1    5:16|of access to the royal court as well as the times
09Draskh1    7:17|ailing, both those in the court of the king, and those
09Draskh1    8:7|certain Barlah came from the court of the Alans and made
09Draskh1    13:14|a clerk at the royal court, abandoned the worldly honors and
09Draskh1    14:14|schools come from the royal court
09Draskh1    16:7|summoned Vahan to the royal court and giving him the marzpanate
09Draskh1    23:27|was from Ostan and the court of the Curopalate, succeeded him
09Draskh1    25:59|and glory at the royal court
09Draskh1    26:16|with him to the royal court the sparapet Smbat with the
09Draskh1    26:17|they had reached the royal court, and appeared before the caliph
09Draskh1    26:28|in bonds to the royal court after the Armenian naxarars, suffered
09Draskh1    27:9|his virtue reached the royal court
09Draskh1    28:1|him honor from the royal court. Ruling over his principality with
09Draskh1    42:1|renounced the command from the court and having cast it off
09Draskh1    42:2|a year’s tribute to the court
09Draskh1    42:10|peace for them from the court, while the four fifths could
09Draskh1    46:5|highly exalted in the royal court, were easily deceived by the
09Draskh1    48:6|in his power, the royal court could not come to the
09Draskh1    54:78|save the inhabitants of your court from all losses caused by
09Draskh1    55:9|to go to the imperial court, yet, I decided not to
09Draskh1    55:33|the sparapet Ashot to his court. Upon the arrival of the
09Draskh1    57:13|to the tranquility of the court and chamber of their lords
09Draskh1    60:8|a gift from the royal court, did not wish to surrender
09Draskh1    64:8|the advisers at the royal court, in view of the advent
09Draskh1    64:9|certain adviser at the royal court, who was called Mu’nis in
09Draskh1    65:4|an invitation from the royal court, the latter immediately set out
10Tovma1    3:15|will come to the royal court to slaughter, because they became
10Tovma1    6:23|was established at the royal court and progressed through his great
10Tovma1    7:2|he established at the royal court, so that via him everyone
10Tovma1    7:13|in his woe to the court of Dareh (king of) the
10Tovma1    7:15|Sanatruk had confiscated to the court: the mountain of Sim and
10Tovma1    8:13|Vach’ē, was established at Artashēs’ court in splendid and prominent authority
10Tovma1    8:18|who was at the royal court. In consideration of his ancestors’
10Tovma1    8:19|the officials of the royal court, so that he might imbue
10Tovma1    8:20|war, but at the royal court one could only enter and
10Tovma1    10:10|the emperor at the royal court through the chief scribe. But
10Tovma1    11:32|Sahak, Catholicos of Armenia, to court. Taking his grandsons Hmayeak and
10Tovma1    11:34|On arriving at court with the nobles, Saint Sahak
10Tovma1    11:35|been withheld from the Persian court
10Tovma1    11:38|Quickly he summoned back to court Artashir and Saint Sahak with
10Tovma2    3:2|and fled to the imperial court
10Tovma2    3:24|and silver to the king’s court
10Tovma2    3:25|command was issued from the court to have mercy on them
10Tovma2    3:50|and those of the royal court called hamharz and p’ushtipan; all
10Tovma2    3:67|when I reach the royal court I shall that very hour
10Tovma2    3:75|They appointed as vizier at court Khoṙokh Ormizd, who was killed
10Tovma2    5:11|great vizier was returning to court, he entrusted the oversight of
10Tovma2    6:17|send the bad news to court, informing the caliph of what
10Tovma2    6:19|he met coming from the court a certain vizier (in charge
10Tovma2    6:22|also have a command from court to capture, ravage, and ruin
10Tovma2    6:53|he himself might go to court, using the severity of the
10Tovma3    2:16|common multitudes at the royal court, that he would be in
10Tovma3    2:49|in this fashion: “From the court you have received the superintendence
10Tovma3    2:54|the vizier who came from court before. For he was unable
10Tovma3    3:3|When the prince reached the court, he (the caliph) had his
10Tovma3    5:11|the caliph personally and from court. This is the text of
10Tovma3    9:14|cut off and taken to court, and took the wife in
10Tovma3    10:19|If you had come from court as a governor with peaceful
10Tovma3    10:27|brought them in haste from court
10Tovma3    10:40|very moment there arrived from court an order not to grow
10Tovma3    10:49|me a letter from the court sealed with the caliph’s ring
10Tovma3    10:49|to you or to the court, I shall not disobey his
10Tovma3    10:54|to receive an order from court, the messengers returned rapidly bringing
10Tovma3    11:18|there came an order from court to kill Saint Solomon on
10Tovma3    14:1|the princes had been at court, in accordance with the septennial
10Tovma3    14:19|father the sparapet were at court
10Tovma3    15:20|When Bugha returned to the court, he acted in a supercilious
10Tovma3    16:12|place far from the royal court
10Tovma3    17:1|peace at an order from court and not, like you, to
10Tovma3    19:7|accord they wrote to the court and asked for Ahmet’ son
10Tovma3    20:1|of Halit’, came from the court. Although they had been firmly
10Tovma4    4:62|Persia in rebellion against the court. Flouting their orders, he captured
10Tovma4    4:64|was honoured by the (caliph’s) court with the dignity of wearing
10Tovma4    4:66|noble messengers were sent from court accompanied by numerous troops with
10Tovma4    4:67|crown and splendid garments from court, and honoured King Gagik with
10Tovma4    4:68|took him to the royal court. He was imprisoned for eight
10Tovma4    8:7|there gathered at the king’s court the princes and lords, nobles
10Tovma4    8:10|artisans assembled at the royal court, honourable men gathered from all
10Tovma4    13:14|appointed them at the royal court, gave them great cities in
11Asogh1    6:1|fled to Constantinople to the court of the Greek emperor Leo
11Asogh1    12:4|me. Having gone to the court of the Greek emperor Basil
11Asogh1    15:11|and presented him to the court of Ibn Xosrov in the
11Asogh1    20:3|iron fetters to the royal court
11Asogh1    21:4|achieved high honors at his court
12Last1    2:14|land and went to the court of the Byzantine emperor. Since
12Last1    5:0|of bravery at the Persian court (? i durhn Parsic’, or, “by
12Last1    5:3|sent them to the emperor’s court. Seeing this, in joy, (the
12Last1    18:13|At court he said to the grandees
12Last1    25:18|another, and justice of the court was ended. They achieved only