04Yegh2 8:177 | | | right to believe in that | fable— | which in your religion you |
06Khor2 36:7 | | | They tell a | fable | about this to the effect |
06Khor2 42:11 | | | is either false and a | fable | or else he had some |
06Khor2 49:2 | | | the vishaps, according to the | fable - | that is, for the descendants |
06Khor2 51:10 | | | is called Argavan in the | fable, | and this is the cause |
06Khor2 52:2 | | | Smbat, for indeed, what the | fable | says is not very far |
06Khor2 61:4 | | | of Goḷt’n tell the following | fable. | At the death of Artashēs |
06Khor2 61:7 | | | time many smiths, following the | fable, | on the first day of |
06Khor2 61:10 | | | same singers express in the | fable | as follows: The descendants of |
10Tovma1 3:10 | | | obscure, he composed a new | fable | about himself in order once |
10Tovma1 10:49 | | | In this regard the poetic | fable | seems opportune to me, which |
10Tovma3 1:9 | | | Equally appropriate is the old | fable | of the philosopher Olympian concerning |
10Tovma3 18:6 | | | village of Lezu, where the | fable | is told that Ara the |