02Agat1 3:5 | | | new borders, naming the place | formerly | called Soyzn (“the Pit”), the |
03Buz5 7:16 | | | the bound Arshak who had | formerly | been the king of Armenia |
05Parp3 21:3 | | | ranking) among the just those ( | formerly) | accursed. The glory and luxuries |
05Parp4 89:1 | | | all the noble folk who ( | formerly | were) with the Aryans. Now |
09Draskh1 3:25 | | | in words and deeds, who | formerly | ruled over a part of |
09Draskh1 16:42 | | | is Caesarea and which was | formerly | known as “Second Armenia”, “Third |
09Draskh1 17:27 | | | of the blessed Hrip’simeank’ which | formerly | had been a dark and |
09Draskh1 18:25 | | | the structure of which was | formerly | gloomy and dark, torn down |
09Draskh1 20:13 | | | baptism. And since Dawit’ was | formerly | called Surhan, the great prince |
09Draskh1 20:22 | | | He had been | formerly | appointed bishop of Rotakk’ before |
09Draskh1 23:20 | | | He had been | formerly | appointed bishop over the district |
09Draskh1 25:15 | | | virgin Susanna (Shushan) (had fared) | formerly | at the hands of the |
09Draskh1 30:56 | | | of the zealous assailants, who | formerly | assembled together with Annas and |
09Draskh1 40:1 | | | just as he had been | formerly | with his brother Afshin |
09Draskh1 45:12 | | | the root of bitterness, which | formerly | the Lord had plucked out |
09Draskh1 46:5 | | | For those who | formerly | occupied seats in the highest |
09Draskh1 48:9 | | | similar to that which had | formerly | befallen our Trdat |
09Draskh1 48:17 | | | the cunning satan, who had | formerly | deceived Eve, presently also conversed |
09Draskh1 49:6 | | | subsistence to God, just as | formerly | David, despite his thirst, had |
09Draskh1 53:2 | | | | Formerly, | our tillers were extremely zealous |
09Draskh1 53:4 | | | | Formerly, | the plains were full of |
09Draskh1 63:21 | | | turned his mind, which was | formerly | sound, to impure thoughts, and |
10Tovma3 18:5 | | | For in that spot had | formerly | been the site of temples |
12Last1 17:22 | | | say about the Church, which | formerly | was so embellished, comely, fruitful |