Table of Contents  |  Headwords: Alphabetical - Frequency  |  Wordforms: Alphabetical - Frequency  |  About Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ] fro   2 frock   2 frog   1 frolic   2 from   5216 front   106 frontier   6 frontlet   1 frost   8 Wordform from 5216 occurrence(s) Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ] fro   2 frock   2 frogs   1 frolic   2 from   5216 front   86 frontier   8 frontiers   6 frontlets   1 01Kor1    2:9 | to his attainments, rewarding consolation from God the Bountiful, giver of 01Kor1    2:20 | fears God and turns away from evil.” Moreover, He has revealed 01Kor1    2:28 | the blessed apostles had received from the Lord permission put into 01Kor1    2:39 | It is evident from what has been stated that 01Kor1    2:39 | the God-loving chosen is from the Lord Himself, some from 01Kor1    2:39 | from the Lord Himself, some from the angels, and some from 01Kor1    2:39 | from the angels, and some from others, not for the sake 01Kor1    2:42 | And thus we have from them both permission to commit 01Kor1    3:1 | eager to write. He was from the district of Taron, the 01Kor1    3:2 | From childhood he had been tutored 01Kor1    5:3 | and capturing them all away from their native traditions and satanic 01Kor1    6:3 | Then as a boon from God the gracious, the council 01Kor1    6:7 | the letters, then taking them from him sent them to the 01Kor1    6:8 | reign. Upon receiving the letters from Habel, the King rejoiced with 01Kor1    6:11 | those letters were insufficient to from all the syllables of the 01Kor1    6:11 | been buried and then resurrected from other languages 01Kor1    8:4 | two of his pupils: Hovhan, from the district of Ekeghiats’, and 01Kor1    8:4 | district of Ekeghiats’, and Hovsep from the district of Baghnatun 01Kor1    9:1 | Then taking letters from the Bishop of the city 01Kor1    9:2 | had received him earlier. Whereupon from the holy bishops and all 01Kor1    9:4 | as happy when he descended from Mount Sinai. We do not 01Kor1    9:5 | who had seen God descended from the mountain, holding the Commandments 01Kor1    9:5 | people: who having turned away from Providence, had become abject God 01Kor1    9:5 | to lament, as is evident from his breaking the tablets 01Kor1    9:8 | or covertly that which is from God; for it is from 01Kor1    9:8 | from God; for it is from only one omnipotent God that 01Kor1    10:1 | He then immediately obtained permission from the King to undertake to 01Kor1    10:2 | the extent of becoming distinguishable from their fellow natives 01Kor1    11:1 | And from then on continuing with the 01Kor1    12:2 | and came in large numbers from all parts and districts of 01Kor1    13:2 | of whom was named Tirayr from the Khordzenakan, Khordzean district, and 01Kor1    13:2 | that of the second, Mushegh, from the district of Taron, who 01Kor1    14:2 | From him Mashtots obtained much assistance 01Kor1    14:3 | to teach he gathered youths from the more brutal, barbaric, and 01Kor1    14:3 | to ordain a bishop overseer from among those barbarians, whose name 01Kor1    15:4 | ordered that youths be gathered from various parts and districts of 01Kor1    15:5 | love and energy he removed from them the purulent uncleanliness of 01Kor1    15:5 | he separated and purged them from their native traditions, and made 01Kor1    15:6 | they who had been gathered from among so many distinct and 01Kor1    16:3 | had reached there long before, from the northern regions 01Kor1    16:4 | very sincere and amicable reception from the bishops and princes and 01Kor1    16:4 | provincials of the land, especially from the commander-in-chief, sparapet 01Kor1    16:5 | was Theodosius, son of Arcadius, from whom there came an order 01Kor1    16:10 | emperor’s seal, to gather youths from their half of the Armenian 01Kor1    16:20 | After this he separated from the bishops, the princes of 01Kor1    17:3 | number of youths be gathered from districts and places in the 01Kor1    17:5 | withdraw and to free itself from the old superstitions and to 01Kor1    17:9 | mercy, he resumed his journey from the regions of Aghuania to 01Kor1    19:2 | that they dispatched two brothers from among their pupils to the 01Kor1    19:2 | and the second, named Eznik, from the village of Goghb in 01Kor1    19:2 | traditions of the church fathers from Syriac to Armenian 01Kor1    19:3 | studied and became proficient translators from the Greek language 01Kor1    19:6 | blessed Sahak, who had rendered from the Greek language into Armenian 01Kor1    19:7 | former random, hurriedly done translations from then available copies with the 01Kor1    19:8 | in keeping with the commandments from God’s messengers, the first of 01Kor1    20:2 | organized many examples and allusions from ephemeral things of the world 01Kor1    21:2 | pagans, and with no contradiction from opponents. And he adorned every 01Kor1    21:3 | chains, by wresting them away from the hands of tyrants by 01Kor1    22:2 | From time to time he showed 01Kor1    22:2 | as an example to them. From all the monasteries he took 01Kor1    22:2 | by receiving their daily nourishment from herbs 01Kor1    22:7 | places until he received word from the priests of the region 01Kor1    22:17 | apostles, having received the example from the teacher of truth, first 01Kor1    22:18 | far more useful to retreat from all worldly interests, to withdraw 01Kor1    26:3 | was about to become separated from his beloved pupils to join 01Kor1    26:3 | to join Christ’s legion, freed from his pains and regaining consciousness 01Kor1    28:1 | record them by gleaning them from old tales; on the contrary 01Kor1    28:2 | out much and by gathering from all best-informed people, facts 01Kor1    28:4 | through them, will be taught from generation to generation 01Kor1    29:1 | forty-five, and the period from the creation of the Armenian 02Agat1    1:1 | the Parthians, sovereignty was taken from the last Parthian king Vagharsh’s 02Agat1    1:2 | who was a certain [naxarar] lord from the district of Stahr. Artashir 02Agat1    1:7 | He assembled troops from the Aghuans and Iberians (Georgians 02Agat1    1:9 | out, seize, and demolish everything from top to bottom, aiming to 02Agat1    1:10 | on those who had deposed from power his own Arsacid kinsmen 02Agat1    1:12 | courageous organized men and horsemen from the Aghuank, Lpink, Chighpk, and 02Agat1    1:12 | Chighpk, and Kaspk, and others from those parts, arriving to seek 02Agat1    1:16 | as those who had come from various places to support him 02Agat1    1:19 | of the Armenians turned back from this great destruction triumphantly, with 02Agat1    2:7 | if the avenger should derive from an undistinguished or a distinguished 02Agat1    2:29 | the fugitives into the river from the Taperakan bridge 02Agat1    2:32 | not know their right hand from their left. Similarly, the female 02Agat1    3:3 | that someone took and saved from that raid one of the 02Agat1    3:11 | was, where he had come from, how, and why. He obediently 02Agat1    4:3 | as a single combatant champion from my own forces here, and 02Agat1    4:3 | individual should come against me from the Byzantine troops. We will 02Agat1    4:18 | is Tiridates, and he is from the clan of the king 02Agat1    4:28 | Trdat of Greater Armenia returned from the Byzantine areas 02Agat1    5:18 | that I would receive compensation from you but from God, whose 02Agat1    5:18 | receive compensation from you but from God, whose creation are all 02Agat1    5:19 | rewards,’ by removing me from this life you will merely 02Agat1    5:32 | with impartial and rigorous judgment from all alike 02Agat1    5:33 | note: “As for your statement ’from you I expected nothing, nor 02Agat1    5:34 | one who would free you from your imprisoning bonds 02Agat1    5:36 | I shall not absolve you from the opprobrium of the gods 02Agat1    5:41 | will bring forth the bound from the house of bondage to 02Agat1    5:42 | But from such bonds as you threaten 02Agat1    6:10 | commanded and they released him from this torture and binding, and 02Agat1    7:1 | to be hung upside-down from one foot and that while 02Agat1    7:3 | hanging, he began to speak from the gibbet as follows 02Agat1    7:4 | worthy of your gift. For from the beginning you have loved 02Agat1    7:5 | on us not to eat from the tree 02Agat1    7:6 | you note: ’Do not eat from that tree from which I 02Agat1    7:6 | not eat from that tree from which I have commanded you 02Agat1    7:7 | the holy Spirit who proceeds from you and fills all the 02Agat1    7:11 | you would have transferred us from the delightful garden and from 02Agat1    7:11 | from the delightful garden and from our earthly condition to immortality 02Agat1    7:16 | the world and threw men from life and repose [cf. Wis. 2.24], which you 02Agat1    7:25 | the birth of your Son from the virgin, rest and life 02Agat1    7:26 | Son into the world, light from light, life from life, who 02Agat1    7:26 | world, light from light, life from life, who came to put 02Agat1    7:26 | the likeness of our flesh from the virgin [cf. Phil. 2.7], in order by 02Agat1    7:27 | He was born from the virgin in the flesh 02Agat1    7:31 | in human shape, skillfully carved from wood, he himself became the 02Agat1    7:42 | you satisfied the whole world from the living flesh, which is 02Agat1    7:46 | redeemed us [cf. Gal. 3.13] with his blood from bondage to servitude by his 02Agat1    7:46 | his divinity, and freed us from slavery to the wickedness of 02Agat1    7:63 | You make grow from the earth men’s bones, you 02Agat1    7:70 | From the West to the East 02Agat1    7:71 | the coming of your Son from heaven and alludes to the 02Agat1    7:80 | your divinity, and be saved from your judgment and rejoice in 02Agat1    7:81 | you are accustomed to create from nothing, to bring into existence 02Agat1    7:81 | to bring into being creatures from nothing [cf. II Macc. 7.28; Rom. 4.17], you who did not 02Agat1    7:83 | and to you is worship from all creatures fitting, as you 02Agat1    7:87 | the holy Spirit who proceeds from you 02Agat1    7:92 | for the blessings that come from you, unless we give up 02Agat1    7:98 | and did not turn yourself from the insults of being spat 02Agat1    7:99 | easy yoke [cf. Matt. 11.30] and be saved from eternal torments; for the earth 02Agat1    7:103 | have been saved and freed from the power of darkness 02Agat1    8:1 | had broken all his body from the flagellation 02Agat1    8:2 | was hanging for seven days from one foot 02Agat1    8:4 | you have labored with me from a young age; or to 02Agat1    8:6 | death quickly and have respite from tortures, which you call eternal 02Agat1    8:7 | long time to prevent you from dying quickly, and shall rather 02Agat1    8:7 | at length and exact retribution from you for your insults to 02Agat1    8:11 | And the blood ran out from his feet and watered the 02Agat1    8:22 | and filled it with cinders from a furnace. They made it 02Agat1    8:24 | king and removed the sack from his head 02Agat1    8:25 | come you? Perhaps you come from the kingdom which you mentioned 02Agat1    8:26 | note: “Yes, I indeed come from the kingdom of which I 02Agat1    9:1 | bottom and had water poured from a wine-skin into his 02Agat1    9:9 | of piety which I learned from my youth [cf. II Tim. 3.15]; God can save 02Agat1    9:9 | youth [cf. II Tim. 3.15]; God can save me from every tribulation [cf. I Tim. 4.8], and cast into 02Agat1    9:9 | still more and separate them from the service of his love 02Agat1    9:10 | God, who will save you from my hands, or is judged 02Agat1    9:14 | now you should have died from such torments 02Agat1    9:15 | disposed will, which I sought from him so that you might 02Agat1    9:15 | that no one can separate from his love those who hope 02Agat1    10:3 | and they brought him down from the gibbet and led him 02Agat1    10:4 | save you or deliver you from my hands 02Agat1    11:12 | ancestors. He took much booty from the Syrian areas and acquired 02Agat1    11:12 | an unbelievable amount of loot from them 02Agat1    11:13 | an incredible quantity of plunder from them. He became the leader 02Agat1    12:3 | of the Armenians, full fertility from manly Aramazd, protection from the 02Agat1    12:3 | fertility from manly Aramazd, protection from the lady Anahit, bravery from 02Agat1    12:3 | from the lady Anahit, bravery from the brave Vahagn. May the 02Agat1    12:3 | Caesars (?), may we receive protection from our demigod Parthians, and from 02Agat1    12:3 | from our demigod Parthians, and from the glory of our kings 02Agat1    12:4 | Let everyone know from the orders we have sent 02Agat1    12:6 | how they received as compensation from them peaceful and populous prosperity 02Agat1    12:9 | disastrous ruin on the land from them from the gods. Thus 02Agat1    12:9 | on the land from them from the gods. Thus, it was 02Agat1    12:17 | peace were granted to us - from the beginning, from the days 02Agat1    12:17 | to us - from the beginning, from the days of our ancestors 02Agat1    12:18 | they rejected and removed us from our great lordship 02Agat1    12:22 | protection of the gods, and from us find goodness 02Agat1    13:3 | of the daughters of someone from a pious and royal line 02Agat1    13:11 | They fervently prayed, seeking help from the all-merciful Lord, that 02Agat1    13:11 | that he would save them from the trial which had come 02Agat1    13:12 | who fashioned man as dust from the earth [cf. Gen. 2.1,7] and rendered him 02Agat1    13:14 | Let not our feet stumble from your luminous ways [cf. Ps. 16.5]. Let not 02Agat1    13:17 | ’Although they will persecute you from city to city, you will 02Agat1    13:20 | Now look down, Lord, from heaven from your holiness [cf. Ps. 101.20; Baruch 2.16], lest 02Agat1    13:20 | look down, Lord, from heaven from your holiness [cf. Ps. 101.20; Baruch 2.16], lest we become 02Agat1    13:20 | the dawning of the rays from the face of your glory 02Agat1    13:22 | to preserve themselves in purity from those swinish, sin-stained, pernicious 02Agat1    13:22 | saved through the apostolic precepts from the everlasting future judgment 02Agat1    13:25 | Not as fleeing from this temporal death, but escaping 02Agat1    13:25 | this temporal death, but escaping from the terrible passion of impious 02Agat1    13:26 | not to save their bodies from earthly torments and calumny, but 02Agat1    13:26 | souls in purity without stain from the impious ways of impure 02Agat1    13:29 | funds, they ate by buying from the shops in the city 02Agat1    14:3 | edict, King Trdat took it from his hand with joy 02Agat1    14:5 | evils that continually befall us from this erring sect of the 02Agat1    14:10 | and dissuade the whole world from the worship of the gods 02Agat1    14:10 | separate during their lifetime women from their husbands and men from 02Agat1    14:10 | from their husbands and men from their wives 02Agat1    15:10 | arrival of the commanding edicts from the great emperor of the 02Agat1    15:15 | prayers, the women sought salvation from the Almighty Lord, Who previously 02Agat1    15:15 | Who previously had saved them from the impious corruption of the 02Agat1    15:19 | They also presented to Rhipsime from the court, beautiful, soft, shining 02Agat1    15:22 | him who has led us from our youth until today and 02Agat1    15:23 | she had put on faith from the years of her youth 02Agat1    15:24 | holy Spirit; who brought everything from nothing into being [cf. II Macc. 7.28; Rom. 4.17]; and at 02Agat1    15:25 | your word [cf. Gen. 6.22ff.], and rescued him from the flood through the cross 02Agat1    15:27 | who saved your handmaid Sarah from the stain of shameful outrage 02Agat1    15:27 | and rescued your handmaid Rebecca from the impious Philistines [cf. Gen. 26.7]; do not 02Agat1    15:27 | we might thereby be saved from the snares of the enemy 02Agat1    15:28 | over us. This we ask from you. Behold many evil men 02Agat1    15:28 | you, Lord, save our souls from dishonorable scandal 02Agat1    15:30 | You who saved Noah from the watery flood, save us 02Agat1    15:30 | the watery flood, save us from the flood of impieties that 02Agat1    16:1 | the crowd increased. Many servants from the royal court had come 02Agat1    16:2 | benevolent Lord to save them from the impurity of this lawless 02Agat1    16:5 | no one can separate us from the love of Christ 02Agat1    16:7 | occurred a fearfully loud thundering from heaven which terrified the whole 02Agat1    16:8 | with Gayane and your friends from death to life. Do not 02Agat1    16:9 | while, until people were dazed from it and in awe. Many 02Agat1    16:11 | Now when this confusion arose from the press of the multitude 02Agat1    16:11 | servitors of the court hurried from there to inform the king 02Agat1    16:13 | making the earth loudly shake from their great numbers 02Agat1    16:18 | power; you cast him out from our human state and brought 02Agat1    16:19 | as food to wild beasts, from their fearful teeth, and rendered 02Agat1    16:22 | your handmaid Susanna, delivering her from a double death, and destroyed 02Agat1    16:26 | are able to save me from this profanation, that I may 02Agat1    17:3 | strengthened her to be saved from the impious tyrant’s grasp 02Agat1    17:7 | child, may Christ save you from this profanation, and may he 02Agat1    17:18 | Remember the divine voice from heaven which you yourself heard 02Agat1    17:18 | you yourself heard divine voice from heaven which you yourself heard 02Agat1    17:20 | he keep us his handmaidens from all sin, as we heard 02Agat1    17:28 | her protégé, they removed her from the door 02Agat1    17:30 | still fighting with King Trdat from the tenth hour of the 02Agat1    17:33 | shreds by him, she emerged from there, triumphantly retaining her sanctity 02Agat1    17:36 | she went a long distance from the city, to the northeast 02Agat1    17:37 | and you have saved us from the filthy teeth of the 02Agat1    17:39 | the creator, and everything is from you and through your only 02Agat1    17:40 | when you will send him ’from your prepared habitation of light 02Agat1    17:42 | For we are from your people and from the 02Agat1    17:42 | are from your people and from the flock of your pasture 02Agat1    17:44 | Only let us be saved from this profanation. But if there 02Agat1    17:45 | yourself bear me witness that from my youth I have had 02Agat1    18:4 | Then they stripped from her the torn clothing which 02Agat1    18:9 | the shadow of your wings from the multitude of these iniquities 02Agat1    19:3 | men’s souls, drawing them away from the worship of the gods 02Agat1    19:4 | girl, who will never pass from my mind so long as 02Agat1    19:15 | The chief-executioner emerged from his meeting with King Trdat 02Agat1    19:15 | the prisoners removed in chains from the city via the South 02Agat1    19:19 | co-workers will be abased from fear of your glory 02Agat1    19:20 | forward and tore the clothes from their limbs and bound each 02Agat1    19:21 | flayed the three saints alive, from their feet to their breasts 02Agat1    19:23 | had once come with them from the land of the Romans 02Agat1    20:2 | leave the city, suddenly punishment from the Lord fell upon him 02Agat1    20:8 | came about that a vision from God was visited upon the 02Agat1    20:9 | city of Artashat and bring from there the prisoner Grigoris. He 02Agat1    20:11 | he would have perished merely from the sight of the snakes 02Agat1    20:15 | of Artashat to remove Gregory from the prison of the deep 02Agat1    20:21 | commanded that you be removed from there 02Agat1    20:23 | him and delightedly took him from the city of Artashat and 02Agat1    20:24 | king, wracked with pain, emerged from the herd of pigs naked 02Agat1    20:26 | as soon as they saw from a distance that Gregory was 02Agat1    20:26 | Otay and many other people from the city of Artashat, the 02Agat1    20:30 | came forward and raised them from the ground, saying: “I am 02Agat1    20:35 | gather and assemble the bodies from the places where they had 02Agat1    21:1 | brought material creatures into being from immaterial nothing [cf. II Macc. 7.28; Rom. 4.17]. The same ordered 02Agat1    21:1 | established by his essential power from uncircumscribed, boundless nothing. He who 02Agat1    21:2 | in order that your pains from the punishment of your crimes 02Agat1    21:8 | his creatures, they are estranged from his care and from his 02Agat1    21:8 | estranged from his care and from his benevolent love. But those 02Agat1    21:12 | blessed Rhipsime and her companions from your impurity and impiety 02Agat1    21:13 | of the enemy’s machinations, which from the beginning beguiled and deceived 02Agat1    21:16 | recognize him who called you from darkness to the wonderful light 02Agat1    21:16 | and you will obtain mercy from him [cf. Heb. 4.16]. Throw off every stain 02Agat1    21:17 | preserved her and saved her from your hands, from impious pollution 02Agat1    21:17 | saved her from your hands, from impious pollution 02Agat1    21:25 | From the first days he allowed 02Agat1    21:37 | will be delivered and cleansed from your minor punishment and you 02Agat1    21:38 | unwilling ignorance of your sins, from the worship of stones and 02Agat1    22:1 | we any hope of forgiveness from God? For we were lost 02Agat1    22:4 | with antipathy nor hinder us from the true road 02Agat1    22:5 | not bear to be separated from him even for a moment 02Agat1    22:6 | if they ever went away from him a little, then the 02Agat1    22:7 | mere sight of a snake from afar, let alone dwell in 02Agat1    22:10 | save his martyrs without spot from your iniquitous impiety 02Agat1    22:13 | the power to hide anything from you, especially if I had 02Agat1    22:15 | that fearful place of death, from which by the will of 02Agat1    22:17 | For he saved me from death- and in your eyes 02Agat1    22:17 | are brought back to life from earth 02Agat1    22:18 | path of truth, and away from the vanity of idolatry, from 02Agat1    22:18 | from the vanity of idolatry, from images of stone, wood, silver 02Agat1    22:20 | will of God to flee from evil, do good works, and 02Agat1    22:22 | We shall begin from the beginning and start by 02Agat1    22:22 | the world, the gracious blessings from the benevolent one, if you 02Agat1    22:26 | all creatures, because everything is from him, save he alone in 02Agat1    22:28 | ’ Likewise, the generations born from him were called the first 02Agat1    22:32 | to believe, to break away from your satanic and evil deeds 02Agat3    1:1 | your punishments may be removed from you, that peace may straightaway 02Agat3    1:1 | may gain conversion to salvation from the errors to which you 02Agat3    1:2 | the Godhead, hiding nothing profitable. From the beginning to the very 02Agat3    1:4 | united prayer, to seek continually from God, first, reconciliation and peace 02Agat3    1:5 | God you may be freed from willing servitude to deeds of 02Agat3    1:5 | may give your souls rest from the torments that have come 02Agat3    1:9 | that you may be cleansed from the stain of Satan and 02Agat3    2:1 | and the nobles never parted from him because they were in 02Agat3    2:2 | day and night, never ceased from reasoning, advising, teaching, and confirming 02Agat3    2:4 | them all most clearly, beginning from the beginning, from the creation 02Agat3    2:4 | clearly, beginning from the beginning, from the creation of the world 02Agat3    2:6 | infinite, gathered in vast numbers from afar in order to see 02Agat3    2:7 | women and children had gathered from each one’s province, awed at 02Agat3    3:1 | beseeching and begging for healing from the torments which had fallen 02Agat3    3:3 | of life he had fallen from the honor of his throne 02Agat3    3:4 | of Christ, had come forth from the dungeon-pit and reached 02Agat3    3:5 | a four-footed beast ran from the boars’ reedy pasture to 02Agat3    3:6 | for a brief while, begging from the all-bountiful God not 02Agat3    3:10 | turn may give you respite from the torments of your punishment 02Agat3    3:10 | that you may be saved from the terrible and bitter judgments 02Agat3    4:3 | you were tired and sleeping from the severity of the labor 02Agat3    4:9 | And the light flowed from above down to the earth 02Agat3    4:11 | the rear guards and, descending from above, advanced as leader. And 02Agat3    4:16 | And from the four columns, above the 02Agat3    4:22 | wool as rays flashed out from them 02Agat3    4:37 | flower, of the martyrs’ blood; from henceforth multitudes of angels will 02Agat3    4:39 | destroyed and over-thrown error from the earth 02Agat3    4:49 | their earthly bodies and hung from the Lord’s cross; they became 02Agat3    4:53 | were linked to each other from the columns are the equality 02Agat3    4:58 | its rays, because it receives from the Son and tells of 02Agat3    4:60 | And the light shone from the midst of the four 02Agat3    4:60 | of the Spirit will flow from the Catholic church amid the 02Agat3    4:71 | back to the same side from which they had passed means 02Agat3    4:71 | be impious ones who depart from the truth; they will fall 02Agat3    4:72 | And from lambs they will become wolves 02Agat3    4:72 | that is, those who depart from the truth and the priestly 02Agat3    4:73 | lambs which endure faithfully, either from among the people or the 02Agat3    4:75 | laborers you will receive reward from the ineffable gifts of Christ 02Agat3    8:6 | king came and requested leave from saint Gregory for a seven 02Agat3    8:7 | From the summit of the mountain 02Agat3    9:11 | From all parts and districts of 02Agat3    10:1 | obliterate the scandal of paganism from their midst - to completely destroy 02Agat3    10:1 | prevent the existence of paganism from being an obstacle or stumbling 02Agat3    10:6 | with those who had arrived. From the height of the building 02Agat3    10:7 | structure of the temple shook from its foundation and collapsed. Catching 02Agat3    10:7 | and collapsed. Catching fire suddenly from the power of the Lord’s 02Agat3    10:8 | has forced us to flee from the whole world. And from 02Agat3    10:8 | from the whole world. And from this place too - through this 02Agat3    10:11 | air and has separated us from the habitations of humankind preventing 02Agat3    10:11 | habitations of humankind preventing us from accomplishing our desires through them 02Agat3    11:4 | service to Christ, leading them from their patrimonial traditions of demonic 02Agat3    11:12 | From there they crossed to the 02Agat3    12:1 | images, the scandalous, silent, cast ( from metal), hammered, beaten, sculpted, useless 02Agat3    12:2 | to abandon and free themselves from the vain old superstitious cults 02Agat3    12:6 | This was to free them from their pagan way of life 02Agat3    13:2 | Then at once from all sides, in accordance with 02Agat3    13:8 | this, that a marvelous vision from God appeared to the king 02Agat3    14:7 | Copy of the Edict: “ From earliest times we were lost 02Agat3    15:3 | own brigade, and then departed from the city of Vagharshapat in 02Agat3    16:4 | As Gregory was returning from Greek territory, he brought with 02Agat3    16:6 | distance of about two stadia from the Euphrates River and wanted 02Agat3    17:2 | demons had concealed the entrances from them. They tried from the 02Agat3    17:2 | entrances from them. They tried from the outside, but their iron 02Agat3    17:3 | the Lord’s cross and, ascending from the valley, went opposite the 02Agat3    17:4 | words, a strong wind blew from the wooden cross which the 02Agat3    17:8 | removed, for they were nothing. From now on serve the Lord 02Agat3    18:4 | common folk, who had gathered from various places. They went and 02Agat3    18:4 | with Gregory and found healing from him and also fulfillment of 02Agat3    18:5 | Gospel who were with him from Sebastia whom no one could 02Agat3    18:8 | greeting, which they had brought from Caesarea. It had the following 02Agat3    18:12 | that he will give consolation from the toil of vain works 02Agat3    18:13 | and awoke you as if from sleep that you might know 02Agat3    18:17 | vision; he has stripped off from you the pagan darkness that 02Agat3    18:21 | your new high priestly rank from us may remain immovably in 02Agat3    19:5 | again to everyone by baptism from water and the womb of 02Agat3    20:2 | baptism, a marvelous sign appeared from God. For the waters of 02Agat3    20:7 | one hundred and fifty thousand from the royal army were baptized 02Agat3    21:2 | more than four million people from the royal retinue, men, women 02Agat3    22:1 | Gregory convinced the king that from every district and from every 02Agat3    22:1 | that from every district and from every region, a multitude of 02Agat3    22:2 | He so separated them from their patrimonial residents that one 02Agat3    22:3 | From every place within the borders 02Agat3    22:3 | the borders of the Armenians, from all the lands and districts 02Agat3    22:8 | entire country of the Armenians, from end to end, Gregory labored 02Agat3    22:8 | the gospel. He did this from the city of Satagha to 02Agat3    22:8 | the kingdom of the Armenians, from the city of Amida to 02Agat3    22:8 | to the city of Nisibis, from along the border of the 02Agat3    22:8 | the country of Nor Shirakan, from Korduq to the secure land 02Agat3    22:9 | all the pagans, without resistance from opponents. He bore the name 02Agat3    23:3 | rank of bishop received ordination from him. Of these, the first 02Agat3    23:4 | were those who were selected from the sons of the pagan 02Agat3    23:7 | He himself, from time to time, ascended mountains 02Agat3    23:8 | He took various students from their monasteries, going to live 02Agat3    24:1 | And when from time to time he descended 02Agat3    24:9 | But the holy apostles received from the teaching of the truth 02Agat3    24:10 | more profitable to separate oneself from all worldly distractions and concern 02Agat3    25:2 | there he dwelt, illuminating everyone from the desert 02Agat3    25:7 | by fasts to prevent pride from rising up and trampling him 02Agat3    25:8 | his absence, they heard then from some informed people who told 02Agat3    25:9 | sons was named Aristakes who, from childhood had been brought up 02Agat3    26:1 | not agree to come down from the retreat until an assembly 02Agat3    27:4 | in any way might slip from the path that leads to 02Agat3    27:8 | in the faith [cf. I Tim. 2-15] which comes from the Lord - he spread throughout 02Agat3    27:8 | them all by his power from above 02Agat3    27:11 | his life an angel appeared from heaven continuously serving him every 02Agat3    28:4 | From the military Trdat chose the 02Agat3    28:5 | select troops. The delegation proceeded from the city of Vagharshapat in 02Agat3    28:7 | honors in every city and from all the princes 02Agat3    28:22 | blessed kat’oghikos receiving the farewell from the Church and the prominent 02Agat3    29:6 | faceted, composed by grace, composed from the power and matter of 02Agat3    29:7 | out many similes and examples from the transitory world, especially concerning 02Agat3    30:6 | in writing by deriving it from old tales but from the 02Agat3    30:6 | it from old tales but from the spiritual deeds that we 02Agat3    30:6 | and were present at, and from the graceful teaching that we 02Agat3    30:7 | make skillful yet false stories from our own words, but leaving 02Agat3    30:7 | aside the details and gathering from famous and knowledgeable men, we 02Agat3    31:4 | only-begotten Son, who is from the Father and in the 02Agat3    31:4 | the holy Spirit, who is from the essence of the same 02Agat3    31:7 | of the Godhead; the Father from himself, the Son from the 02Agat3    31:7 | Father from himself, the Son from the Father, the holy Spirit 02Agat3    31:7 | the Father, the holy Spirit from the same and in them 02Agat3    31:8 | near to all and far from all. He is invisible to 02Agat3    31:9 | differs, he is not hidden from the wise; for the Father 02Agat3    31:11 | intermediary; and the same born from the virgin in the flesh 02Agat3    31:12 | by God; he took flesh from the virgin and became a 02Agat3    31:13 | to make our humanity inseparable from the immortality of his divinity 02Agat3    31:18 | created, an eternal flowing forth from the Father; who spoke in 02Agat3    31:19 | spirit of truth who proceeds from the Father 02Agat3    31:21 | we hold this true faith from the holy scriptures and the 02Agat3    31:22 | the resurrection of the flesh from the dead and eternal life 03Buz3    1:1 | of the following: events transpiring from the time of the sermonizing 03Buz3    1:1 | sermonizing of the Apostle Thaddeus, from the time of his martyrdom 03Buz3    1:1 | latter’s death, and events transpiring from the period of king Sanatruk 03Buz3    2:2 | of his death, was taken from Copk district and buried in 03Buz3    3:15 | the brigade were drawn back from their shoulders and miraculously bound 03Buz3    3:16 | speechless and unable to move from the spot 03Buz3    3:21 | and unable even to move from the place 03Buz3    3:23 | to heal and release them from the invisible bonds and the 03Buz3    3:24 | soon as they were freed from this, they all fell before 03Buz3    4:8 | nahapet of the Mamikonean tohm, from the azg of the sparapetut’iwn 03Buz3    4:11 | its borders. He himself was from the Basen country 03Buz3    5:1 | had been a pure celibate from childhood, was first after Gregory 03Buz3    5:13 | such despicable children should issue from him 03Buz3    5:16 | affection or honor and exaltation from him, or the relationship of 03Buz3    5:18 | himself an ascetic life and from the age of twelve he 03Buz3    5:20 | died, and Yusik was freed from his father-in-law 03Buz3    5:22 | other children will be born from your children 03Buz3    5:24 | of God’s commandments will flow from them and the Lord will 03Buz3    5:30 | Yusik heard all of this from the angel, with great consolation 03Buz3    6:2 | he be able to emerge from every battle boldly triumphant for 03Buz3    6:8 | faith of Christ and learned from Grigoris that God despised looting 03Buz3    6:11 | to stop our pillaging expeditions from going to his land, by 03Buz3    6:14 | Those who had accompanied Grigoris from the district of Haband, took 03Buz3    7:0 | The war which resulted from an invasion of the brigand 03Buz3    7:8 | beseech God to save them from such a bitter executioner. This 03Buz3    7:15 | had attacked them, they fled from the city on the rough 03Buz3    7:20 | irregular troops be called up from the land and that the 03Buz3    7:20 | the country not be polluted from the smell of the corpse’s 03Buz3    7:21 | vengeance exacted for saint Grigoris from king Sanesan and from his 03Buz3    7:21 | Grigoris from king Sanesan and from his army. None of them 03Buz3    8:3 | the district of Ayrarat, beginning from the secure royal fortress called 03Buz3    8:5 | unexpectedly bad news reached him from Her and Zarawand district saying 03Buz3    8:10 | usual number of irregular troops from the land and with the 03Buz3    8:25 | act as Databe and revolt from him 03Buz3    9:1 | In that period there rebelled from the king of Armenia one 03Buz3    9:3 | him and Aghjnik was separated from the authority of Armenia. He 03Buz3    10:4 | prayed to the Lord, and from the spot where he had 03Buz3    10:8 | is part of the wood from the ark. I brought it 03Buz3    10:8 | I brought it for you from there. Do not climb any 03Buz3    10:9 | appeared to have been split from a large piece of wood 03Buz3    10:11 | so joyfully when he descended from Mount Sinai, although I do 03Buz3    10:12 | received the God-written commandments from God and, holding them in 03Buz3    10:12 | them in his hands, descended from the mountain 03Buz3    10:13 | that evil people, turning away from the Lord, began to treacherously 03Buz3    10:14 | And already from the crushing of the tablets 03Buz3    10:15 | great expectations (for their return) from a long journey with good 03Buz3    10:16 | openly or secretly, but only from the Almighty comes grace to 03Buz3    10:17 | God arrived bringing the wood from the saving ark of Noah 03Buz3    10:19 | is preserved by them - wood from the ark of Noah the 03Buz3    10:20 | marvellous bishop Yakob received news from the country of Armenia. He 03Buz3    10:21 | and crookedly unjust man who, from the wrath of the bitterness 03Buz3    10:24 | be hurled into the sea from a promontory. Having destroyed so 03Buz3    10:25 | good words? I relieved them from their bonds, and they are 03Buz3    10:26 | commandment he shook the dust from his feet upon them 03Buz3    10:28 | a lofty mountain named Enjak’isar from whose summit all the districts 03Buz3    10:30 | And a fountain gushed forth from which he and those with 03Buz3    10:34 | also departed the world suffering from wicked torments 03Buz3    10:35 | no peace in that land from that time onward 03Buz3    10:36 | Arianos the Alexandrian who was from that state of Egypt 03Buz3    10:37 | were seated before Constantine. Present from Armenia was Aristakes son of 03Buz3    11:0 | king Xosrov, and the translation from this world of the patriarch 03Buz3    11:9 | chasing out and expelling evil from our land, so that faithlessness 03Buz3    11:9 | sincere love not be separated from each other 03Buz3    11:21 | People assembled from all the lands and districts 03Buz3    12:1 | After king Xosrov passed from this world, his son Tiran 03Buz3    12:3 | grandee naxarars: the great hazarapet from the tohm of the hazarapetutiwn 03Buz3    12:14 | like a champion hero who, from his boyhood onward scorned and 03Buz3    12:21 | From his youth onward, he had 03Buz3    12:23 | the king and the grandees from entering Church 03Buz3    12:29 | the court church took him from the royal Bnabegh fortress in 03Buz3    13:6 | people took their wicked example from the king and started to 03Buz3    13:20 | could not differentiate the Creator from the created, the regulator, the 03Buz3    13:21 | that human nature was raised from the forms of animals, and 03Buz3    13:24 | Thereafter there was no one from whose reproach they would draw 03Buz3    13:24 | back, who would prevent them from going on the road of 03Buz3    13:30 | there were no other offspring from the tun of Gregory - these 03Buz3    14:2 | preached and turned many souls from error 03Buz3    14:11 | Daniel had received ordination from the hands of Gregory the 03Buz3    14:20 | to the shens, cultivated places, from the uninhabited places, the areas 03Buz3    14:30 | you have fallen and strayed from the path of righteousness; you 03Buz3    14:30 | benefactor, God, Who raised you from nothing and established you. In 03Buz3    14:31 | and never hid His power from anyone, so that He might 03Buz3    14:41 | and labored to return you from faithlessness. To atone for the 03Buz3    14:46 | take your kingdom and priesthood from you 03Buz3    14:48 | wild beasts. You will fall from your glory, be betrayed into 03Buz3    14:48 | yoke will not be lifted from you. The yoke of wicked 03Buz3    14:48 | servitude will not be removed from your necks. You will be 03Buz3    14:50 | you wanted to hear this from me 03Buz3    15:4 | king’s sisters, and were rejected from the inheritance of God 03Buz3    15:7 | an individual should be selected from the same tun of the 03Buz3    16:1 | a certain presbyter named Parhen from the district of Taron, from 03Buz3    16:1 | from the district of Taron, from the great chapel of John 03Buz3    16:2 | general of Armenia, named Vasak from the Mamikonean tohm, Mehendak Erheshtuni 03Buz3    17:2 | no one worthy of it from the tun of Gregory, they 03Buz3    17:2 | they designated a certain Shahak from the tohm of the son 03Buz3    17:8 | were even worse than they from the lowly to the grandees 03Buz3    17:10 | From the time of the reign 03Buz3    17:11 | period the Lord increased aggrevation from their enemies on all sides 03Buz3    19:7 | with them, up and fled from the temple, one and all 03Buz3    19:12 | was survived by a son from the king’s sister, Bambish, named 03Buz3    19:13 | not survived by any son from his natural wife. However, he 03Buz3    19:13 | had relations with a concubine from the district of Taron who 03Buz3    19:13 | the karchazats of Hatseats village. From this Hatsekatsi concubine who was 03Buz3    20:7 | become friendly. Taking a letter from him, he brought it to 03Buz3    20:12 | remove the kingship of Iran from the azg of Sasan, relying 03Buz3    20:15 | of Atrpatakan, heard all this from the desperate dog-mouthed Pisak 03Buz3    20:16 | that Varaz received an order from him to find whatever means 03Buz3    20:17 | vengeance and to demand punishment from impious king Tiran for the 03Buz3    20:33 | in the banak. They took from the Apahunik country the king’s 03Buz3    20:37 | was dimmed in this place, from now to eternity let the 03Buz3    20:38 | I wrought has been demanded from me. For I dimmed this 03Buz3    21:2 | support them in exacting vengeance from their enemies 03Buz3    21:6 | gone to the imperial palace from the country of Armenia had 03Buz3    21:6 | himself, king of Iran, came from the east to burn, ruin 03Buz3    21:10 | selected two principal wise men from the Armenian army, namely Arshawir 03Buz3    21:22 | robe of honor be stripped from him, and that Varaz be 03Buz3    21:24 | least his women be returned from captivity and he himself released 03Buz3    21:24 | captivity and he himself released from the ignominy of insulting blame 03Buz3    21:25 | return the captives you took from the country of Armenia and 03Buz3    21:26 | He removed the captive Tiran from the shackles of the prison 03Buz3    21:29 | personally organized and dispatched Tiran from his land to the country 03Buz3    21:30 | who had come to him from the Byzantine emperor, so that 03Buz3    21:30 | return what he had captured from the king of Iran 03Buz4    2:2 | and broken with communication and from all Armenian affairs 03Buz4    2:9 | Aside from these azgs, Arshak appointed officials 03Buz4    2:9 | these azgs, Arshak appointed officials from lower [azgs] who sat before the 03Buz4    3:0 | Saint Nerses, where he was from and how he was elected 03Buz4    3:2 | that they select a leader from the tun of Gregory’s survivors 03Buz4    3:6 | lay life, he had married. From childhood he had been nourished 03Buz4    3:10 | had a perfectly virtuous behavior. From his childhood onward, he lived 03Buz4    3:18 | with the king grew weak from laughter 03Buz4    3:23 | chamberlain-ship [senekapetutiwn], and removed it from him 03Buz4    3:33 | to Yusik, in a vision from God, that a man would 03Buz4    4:9 | named Barsighios, the dove flew from the altar and perched on 03Buz4    4:10 | ordain Nerses, the dove flew from the blessed Basil and perched 03Buz4    4:11 | When these miracles and signs from God occurred over this man 03Buz4    4:19 | to preserve his flock unharmed from visible and invisible enemies 03Buz4    4:29 | purity, sweetness, meekness and freedom from revenge, He exhorted having care 03Buz4    4:45 | for their reward will come from the Lord 03Buz4    4:49 | effected the salvation and return from captivity of many oppressed and 03Buz4    4:51 | have to labor beyond arising from their beds, nonetheless, without them 03Buz4    4:59 | the commandments, but then heard from the Lord that he must 03Buz4    4:66 | his letter: “Brothers, take example from the prophets who suffered long 03Buz4    5:7 | of God and His birth, from His nature and essence, birth 03Buz4    5:7 | His nature and essence, birth from the Father, and not a 03Buz4    5:7 | and not a creation, descended from the Father, the Light of 03Buz4    5:7 | His being, that He is from His nature, birth and Son 03Buz4    5:7 | the Father and the Son from Born from the Father before 03Buz4    5:7 | and the Son from Born from the Father before all times 03Buz4    5:7 | the existence of all creatures, from the very beginning He was 03Buz4    5:7 | and on earth received being from the Father through Him, that 03Buz4    5:7 | He was with the Father from the very beginning when creating 03Buz4    5:7 | beginning when creating all creatures, from nature, from the very beginning 03Buz4    5:7 | creating all creatures, from nature, from the very beginning, He was 03Buz4    5:7 | image of His Parent; that from the beginning of the world 03Buz4    5:7 | spaces, Who also created man from the earth as a reasonable 03Buz4    5:8 | commandments, then the Son, Who from time immemorial sat on the 03Buz4    5:8 | neglected by people, got up from the right throne, shrank, curled 03Buz4    5:8 | throne, shrank, curled up, received from the Virgin an incarnation, a 03Buz4    5:9 | can wash and cleanse you from the false and defiling baptism 03Buz4    5:10 | the birth of a Son from the Father from time immemorial 03Buz4    5:10 | a Son from the Father from time immemorial, according to its 03Buz4    5:10 | and the taking of flesh from the Holy Virgin in the 03Buz4    5:11 | hope for bliss and cleanses from sins, and we will ask 03Buz4    5:11 | unbelief and have mercy, for from time immemorial there have been 03Buz4    5:13 | father first of all begat from his mighty paternal essence, as 03Buz4    5:13 | for us, he was sent from the father to the Most 03Buz4    5:13 | Most Holy Mariam and appeared from this woman as a man 03Buz4    5:14 | a servant to save us from service 03Buz4    5:21 | all creatures will be freed from abdomination for the freedom of 03Buz4    5:22 | For him, they say, from the Virgin that we had 03Buz4    5:22 | a man, that we, freed from life, from the very beginning 03Buz4    5:22 | that we, freed from life, from the very beginning, hoping for 03Buz4    5:37 | cover the kidneys with fat, from this, various iniquities arise 03Buz4    5:67 | They were sent for business from a foreign and distant country 03Buz4    5:71 | exile he would be released from death for the time being 03Buz4    5:71 | the future, he would return from exile, and thus there would 03Buz4    5:73 | say that in the world from which they came, this person 03Buz4    5:80 | Orthodox bishops, priests and deacons from the cities of all his 03Buz4    5:80 | the direct faith. They came from all places and made up 03Buz4    5:85 | and Orthodox archimandrites were expelled from their people, Satan’s cultivators took 03Buz4    5:86 | of Satan, the shepherds separated from their flocks, and the flocks 03Buz4    5:87 | churches built by their work, from which they were persecuted, perhaps 03Buz4    5:87 | they will have a return from here 03Buz4    5:88 | had accompanied the blessed Nerses from the country of Armenia, the 03Buz4    6:1 | sent all the bishops away from their flocks to foreign lands 03Buz4    6:2 | barely managed to save Nerses from death 03Buz4    6:6 | were with them were recruited from everywhere and drove them onto 03Buz4    6:9 | to experience torments and suffering from hunger and thirst, began to 03Buz4    6:10 | a foreign land, saved Joseph from slavery and made him ruler 03Buz4    6:10 | in the form of dew from above, gave the outraged and 03Buz4    6:16 | us an ordinary natural death from which man has no salvation 03Buz4    6:21 | burn. Then they got up from prayer, offered thanks, fried the 03Buz4    6:22 | fresh water was clogged, and from there those who stayed on 03Buz4    6:23 | island, they thus received food from the sea, and Saint Nerses 03Buz4    6:25 | return for this, he demands from us a little virtue, only 03Buz4    7:1 | namely, that a dove descended from heaven first landed on the 03Buz4    7:2 | Archpriest Basil, and then, flying from him, sat on the high 03Buz4    7:7 | especially knowledgeable leaders visited him from the side: philosophers on issues 03Buz4    7:8 | many of them he converted from various errors to the true 03Buz4    7:9 | as if he had descended from the very sky — to such 03Buz4    8:17 | people sent by Bishop Eusebius from the breed of Caesarea arrived 03Buz4    8:23 | Archpriest Basil and two rivals from the opponents who were from 03Buz4    8:23 | from the opponents who were from Satan, namely the Arian false 03Buz4    8:23 | and the Son were born from the nature of God the 03Buz4    8:24 | the Holy Spirit, cited: excerpts from the book of Genesis, the 03Buz4    8:24 | the prophets, the apostles and from all Holy Scripture, explained and 03Buz4    8:31 | Bishop Eusebius died in prison from severe suffering 03Buz4    9:1 | And all the bishops gathered from the borders of Caesarea and 03Buz4    9:2 | Saint Basil, a dove descended from heaven and sat on him 03Buz4    9:6 | began to collect under oath from all cities, troops and generals 03Buz4    10:7 | them, in a shiny robe, from which rays of light seemed 03Buz4    10:12 | mshak Vasily is also suspended from his work 03Buz4    10:17 | ill and could not move from his place 03Buz4    10:22 | Saints Sargis and Theodore came from the work to which they 03Buz4    10:24 | answered: “As we left (yesterday) from you, so we immediately killed 03Buz4    10:32 | released, and what was stolen from them was returned 03Buz4    11:0 | Armenia and to king Arshak from the Byzantine emperor Vaghes. They 03Buz4    11:1 | Vaghes, the emperor of Byzantium from the great king Arshak, from 03Buz4    11:1 | from the great king Arshak, from the land of Armenia 03Buz4    12:1 | native of the Karin district, from the village of Marag. He 03Buz4    12:22 | treasures of silver, many steeds from the royal horses, with royal 03Buz4    12:23 | the wealth which Xad took from the king, in his presence 03Buz4    12:23 | the bishop Xad be expelled from the banak 03Buz4    13:0 | katoghikos of the Armenians, Nerses, from Byzantium; how he reprimanded Arshak 03Buz4    13:2 | the blessed katoghikos Nerses returned from the desert island where he 03Buz4    13:4 | they themselves had been returned from captivity with him 03Buz4    13:16 | preserve yourself and spare yourself from the wrath of God. Let 03Buz4    13:33 | has begun, weeded the tares from the grain, and prematurely gathered 03Buz4    13:35 | he would never again deviate from Nerses’ word 03Buz4    14:0 | mardpet Hayr who came down from the district of Taron, went 03Buz4    14:7 | and to receive a greeting from the holy archbishop Nerses 03Buz4    14:9 | Hayr went for a walk from the episcopal residence to the 03Buz4    14:22 | eunuch Hayr with an arrow from behind that went right through 03Buz4    15:0 | brought a wife named Oghimb, from Byzantium and how the court 03Buz4    15:16 | you are deserving of affection from him 03Buz4    15:20 | who had assembled, many bishops from different districts, and the great 03Buz4    15:24 | An order was issued from the court that he be 03Buz4    15:25 | concourse, many attendants came forth from the court - armed swordsmen, spearmen 03Buz4    15:25 | seized him and threw him from his horse, tied back his 03Buz4    15:31 | of love for us descended from His natural heights and became 03Buz4    15:34 | you not be ruined, fall from your kingdom, and wander about 03Buz4    15:38 | not to take the medicine from the wise dispenser of medicine 03Buz4    15:43 | Cain. Alive, you will fall from your kingdom, will be tormented 03Buz4    15:45 | the bun camping ground across from the myrtle-grove where the 03Buz4    15:76 | man, whose name was Mrjiwnik, from the Arshamunik areas from the 03Buz4    15:76 | Mrjiwnik, from the Arshamunik areas from the nahang of Taron district 03Buz4    15:80 | was one of the slaves from the court’s slaves 03Buz4    16:12 | or somehow be pried away from him 03Buz4    16:14 | Therefore he requested a vow from him and intensely pressured him 03Buz4    16:15 | harassed. They commanded that priests from the church of the city 03Buz4    18:1 | tohm, came on a mission from the king of Iran to 03Buz4    18:6 | he might go and rest from the fatigue of the long 03Buz4    18:16 | they struck and killed him from the side 03Buz4    18:18 | the bad news, she jumped from her chair and as she 03Buz4    19:3 | and saved a tiny child from that azg, named Spandarat, who 03Buz4    20:1 | when king Arshak had fled from king Shapuh and dishonored him 03Buz4    20:30 | that he will be unseparable from us for eternity 03Buz4    20:31 | when he comes to us from Armenia as far as Ctesiphon 03Buz4    20:46 | reward I am to receive from him for my great labors 03Buz4    20:47 | what he had just heard from that Iranian 03Buz4    20:57 | made to flee by people from among our court here 03Buz4    20:60 | From that day forth warfare and 03Buz4    21:1 | Arshak of Armenia had fled from king Shapuh of Iran, the 03Buz4    21:1 | Iran, the Iranian king desisted from hostility. He spoke with true 03Buz4    21:2 | then in great agitated danger from the frequent and incessant wars 03Buz4    22:4 | in turn assembled many troops from the land, a countless multitude 03Buz4    22:5 | the country of Armenia, raiding from three directions 03Buz4    22:15 | on that elephant, Bagos dismounted from his horse, took out his 03Buz4    22:15 | was unable to get out from under the elephant in time 03Buz4    22:19 | brigades, met each other. Aside from Bagos, who had died in 03Buz4    22:19 | in the victory had come from God 03Buz4    23:1 | naxarars named Meruzhan Arcruni rebelled from the king of Armenia, went 03Buz4    24:3 | the Iranian troops to come from there - the spies, with Meruzhan 03Buz4    24:9 | been stored and kept there from their ancestors, from ancient times 03Buz4    24:9 | kept there from their ancestors, from ancient times on 03Buz4    24:12 | had countless treasures lowered down from the fortress 03Buz4    24:18 | dead kings had been seized from their own places and transferred 03Buz4    24:23 | beyond their borders, and retrieved from them much, countless loot, an 03Buz4    24:24 | to the sword and retrieved from them the bones of their 03Buz4    24:25 | all that had been captured from the land of Armenia 03Buz4    25:5 | multitude, taking so much loot from the banak that there was 03Buz4    25:6 | And they took more captives from the country than there are 03Buz4    30:0 | Vahrich, son of Vahrich, came from the king of Iran with 03Buz4    31:2 | the Arcrunik tohm, who was from the country of Armenia 03Buz4    33:2 | killed Suren who was across from him, and destroyed his troops 03Buz4    38:1 | Aghanayozan who was a Pahlaw from the Arsacid tohm boasted before 03Buz4    42:0 | they came against king Arshak from the country of Iran, and 03Buz4    44:1 | had been born of Paranjem from Siwnik who had previously been 03Buz4    44:7 | if you do not go from my house, I shall die 03Buz4    47:4 | were defeated and went fleeing from the sight of general Vasak 03Buz4    49:0 | How Mrhikan came from Iran with [400000] men to fight 03Buz4    50:0 | how many Armenian naxarars rebelled from the king of Armenia and 03Buz4    50:4 | gates, and separated their land from the Armenians 03Buz4    50:5 | and about them all rebelled from Arshak, king of Armenia, and 03Buz4    50:6 | Also rebelling from king Arshak of Armenia were 03Buz4    50:7 | the land of Atrpayakan rebelled from the king of Armenia, the 03Buz4    50:11 | He too rebelled from king Arshak of Armenia and 03Buz4    51:0 | him; and how they withdrew from and abandoned their king Arshak 03Buz4    51:2 | us not one year’s rest from warfare. We have wiped the 03Buz4    51:2 | We have wiped the sweat from our brows with sword, sabre 03Buz4    51:4 | But hereafter none of us from the land of Armenia will 03Buz4    51:8 | of you and removed you from the garbage-heap giving some 03Buz4    51:14 | remove the yoke of servitude from you 03Buz4    53:3 | Now Arshak requested from him a reliable vow with 03Buz4    54:15 | of Armenia to bring soil from the borders of Armenia equaling 03Buz4    54:16 | spread with the earth brought from Armenia. After this, take Arshak 03Buz4    54:17 | area spread with the soil from Armenia. Listen to what he 03Buz4    54:19 | king of Iran heard this from the magicians, he sent tachik 03Buz4    54:21 | be spread with soil brought from Armenia and that water be 03Buz4    54:24 | receiving the gift of life from you. But my enemies duped 03Buz4    54:24 | and they made me flee from you 03Buz4    54:28 | He began speaking, saying: “Away from me, evil-doing servant who 03Buz4    54:32 | Shapuh thus tested him from morning until evening. When Arshak 03Buz4    54:36 | shall seek very great vengeance from you 03Buz4    55:3 | Arsharunik country - to get away from the Iranian troops 03Buz4    55:7 | entire country. They took booty from the entire country and arose 03Buz4    55:7 | encampment. They brought their victuals from elsewhere, and remained there besieging 03Buz4    55:12 | week, one after the next from her son Pap 03Buz4    55:16 | fortress, and it was punishment from the Lord 03Buz4    55:24 | the tikin and lowered her from the fortress 03Buz4    55:28 | From the city of Artashat, they 03Buz4    55:28 | had been brought into captivity from the country of the Palestinians 03Buz4    55:30 | assembled all the captives taken from the city in one place 03Buz4    55:34 | overthrowing it to the foundations. From that city they took [19000] households 03Buz4    55:37 | Zarehawan in Bagrewand, leading away from it [5000] Armenian households and [8000] Jewish 03Buz4    55:39 | to its foundations and leading from it [5000] Armenian households and [18000] Jewish 03Buz4    55:40 | to the country of Armenia from the country of the Palestinians 03Buz4    56:0 | martyrdom of the priest Zuit, from the city of Artashat, in 03Buz4    56:3 | of evil? It is clear from his hair that he is 03Buz4    56:11 | forerunners; then you yourself descended ( from heaven), became a man, appeared 03Buz4    56:15 | your life-giving Holy Spirit, from everlasting, now, and ever, and 03Buz4    56:18 | offered his neck and died from a sword blow 03Buz4    57:1 | He had as guides Vahan, from the Mamikonean tohm, and Meruzhan 03Buz4    57:1 | the Mamikonean tohm, and Meruzhan, from the Arcrunik tohm 03Buz4    58:1 | and impious men, had rebelled from the oath of worship of 03Buz4    58:8 | faith, she should be hanged from a lofty tower and killed 03Buz4    58:9 | and suspended her upside down from the height. Thus, she died 03Buz4    58:9 | the height. Thus, she died from the hanging 03Buz4    58:11 | waist, under the high precipice from which her pupil hanged. She 03Buz5    1:2 | the Armenians, and he requested from the Byzantine emperor that Pap 03Buz5    1:6 | of Armenia, to save it from enemies, and that God gave 03Buz5    1:9 | to the court banak. For from the time of the death 03Buz5    1:20 | keepers had remained loyal. For from the time that they took 03Buz5    2:1 | Greater Armenia, selected choice men from the azats and his relatives 03Buz5    2:13 | of loot, treasures and goods from the Iranian banak. They kept 03Buz5    2:13 | share for all the troops, from that enormous amount of loot 03Buz5    3:2 | Euphrates river. An emissary came from king Pap to Mushegh, the 03Buz5    3:6 | oozed out of his nose from the cold 03Buz5    4:7 | forward and requested a favor from king Shapuh of Iran, saying 03Buz5    4:15 | From the height you will look 03Buz5    4:23 | the king did not stray from what Nerses said, he responded 03Buz5    4:38 | side the scales will tilt from the gravity of each sin 03Buz5    4:40 | teach him, for everything comes from him and is done through 03Buz5    4:44 | and acted lawlessly, having departed from you, and have sinned in 03Buz5    4:45 | would be good for us from you. And all that you 03Buz5    4:53 | remove your anger and indignation from those who believe in you 03Buz5    4:68 | began to cry, got up from his chair, embraced Mushegh, and 03Buz5    5:3 | toward the borders of Armenia, from the side of Ganjak in 03Buz5    5:18 | King Shapuh of Iran fled from that battle, with a few 03Buz5    5:19 | astonished at what I saw. From my childhood onward, I have 03Buz5    5:23 | their lord Arshak was taken from them and ruined, when the 03Buz5    5:25 | that flame and fire issued from that brigade, and the emblems 03Buz5    6:4 | the Armenians. And he received from Shapuh an extremely large amount 03Buz5    6:11 | a belt around his waist from which a knife hanged down 03Buz5    6:12 | to his thigh, but folds from the breeches descended down over 03Buz5    7:3 | time, all the captive cavalry from the country of Armenia. They 03Buz5    7:7 | had been entrusted to eunuchs from the beginning period of the 03Buz5    7:9 | and even saved king Shapuh from death. He killed many of 03Buz5    7:12 | the king: “I want nothing from you but that you order 03Buz5    7:12 | order that he be released from his bonds, and I shall 03Buz5    7:13 | ask for is difficult. For from the time that the Iranian 03Buz5    7:13 | a thing has not happened from the beginning of the Aryan 03Buz5    7:17 | native lord. He released Arshak from the iron shackles on his 03Buz5    8:1 | and the people were secured from battle on that side, the 03Buz5    8:1 | at those who had rebelled from the Arsacid kingdom 03Buz5    8:2 | taxation, and taking many hostages from them 03Buz5    9:1 | Noshirakan land, which had rebelled from the king of Armenia. He 03Buz5    9:1 | took captives, and took hostages from the survivors. He placed the 03Buz5    10:1 | and Tmorik, which had rebelled from the king of Armenia. He 03Buz5    11:1 | areas, since they had rebelled from the king of Armenia. He 03Buz5    13:2 | He took many districts from them, which they had taken 03Buz5    13:2 | them, which they had taken from the Armenians: Uti, Shakashen, Gardmanajor 03Buz5    13:3 | under taxation, and taking hostages from them 03Buz5    14:1 | sparapet Mushegh sought great vengeance from the country of Iran and 03Buz5    14:2 | rest under taxation, took hostages from them, and left overseeing ostikans 03Buz5    15:3 | those parts who had rebelled from the king of Armenia. He 03Buz5    16:1 | for they too had rebelled from the king of Armenia 03Buz5    18:2 | that land was court ostan from very early times, the inhabitants 03Buz5    19:1 | For they too had rebelled from the Arsacid kingdom 03Buz5    20:2 | a grain to be taken from the borders of the country 03Buz5    22:2 | he was full of dews from his boyhood. For he was 03Buz5    22:3 | the forms of snakes arising from king Pap’s breasts, snakes which 03Buz5    23:2 | find himself and save himself from the ruination of his deeds 03Buz5    23:3 | He put before him testimonies from Scripture, terrifying him about the 03Buz5    24:4 | this he would be cleansed from his wickedness and thereafter would 03Buz5    24:6 | When Nerses drank from that cup, he immediately sensed 03Buz5    24:6 | death which I had wanted from my childhood, for the Lord 03Buz5    24:8 | you, who stays your hand from doing what you want to 03Buz5    24:15 | soon I will be freed from this impious and profane world 03Buz5    24:17 | of blood started to ooze from his mouth 03Buz5    24:22 | the court. They took him from the village of Xax, where 03Buz5    25:3 | Each descended from the mountain and hurried to 03Buz5    26:1 | grew up in the desert from childhood and ate grass with 03Buz5    26:5 | and, taking off the handkerchief from his head, tied the lion’s 03Buz5    27:1 | grew up in the desert from childhood 03Buz5    27:4 | converted many of the lost from paganism to Christianity, he set 03Buz5    27:6 | spring near the Mamushel River, from the sources of which a 03Buz5    27:7 | Epiphanes, hearing about this, note: “ From now on, let no one 03Buz5    27:7 | let no one eat fish from there 03Buz5    27:14 | he removed this young man from himself and drove him away 03Buz5    27:16 | this island, the animals withdrew from there, left the island and 03Buz5    28:1 | Saint Epiphan, having retired from Gavar Tsopk, from the place 03Buz5    28:1 | having retired from Gavar Tsopk, from the place of his hermitage 03Buz5    28:3 | and absolutely refused to drink from the life-giving cup that 03Buz5    28:6 | of nothing, who created man from the earth alive and incorruptible 03Buz5    28:7 | just judgment you expelled them from the sweet paradise into this 03Buz5    28:7 | sweet paradise into this world from which you created them, and 03Buz5    28:10 | You saved us from every temptation and delusion, abolished 03Buz5    28:13 | his sheep, save him too from the lack of faith with 03Buz5    28:16 | on his feet, looked down from the pulpit at the altar 03Buz5    28:17 | wound on his side, formed from a spear wound, and from 03Buz5    28:17 | from a spear wound, and from the wound on his side 03Buz5    28:19 | And the priest, having risen ( from prayer), finished the sacrament of 03Buz5    28:19 | he lowered the holy communion from the pulpit, he saw that 03Buz5    28:23 | repentance was completed, came out from the pit to take communion 03Buz5    29:0 | he willed and without permission from the great chief bishop of 03Buz5    29:7 | this the authority was removed from the country of Armenia and 03Buz5    30:1 | man of God has gone from this world 03Buz5    30:6 | All the azats, and shinakans from every nook and cranny of 03Buz5    31:2 | awans, built to protect securely from kidnapping, be destroyed 03Buz5    31:3 | and praying, to be fed from the land and from each 03Buz5    31:3 | fed from the land and from each family 03Buz5    31:6 | The king chased the overseers from their superintendency and totally destroyed 03Buz5    31:8 | tithes) which had been stipulated from the time of the ancestors 03Buz5    31:9 | no one dared to remove from himself or abandon his wedded 03Buz5    31:14 | he would bear great punishment from the king 03Buz5    31:20 | After Nerses’ departure from the world, many districts of 03Buz5    32:0 | How king Pap turned from the emperor of the Byzantines 03Buz5    32:1 | and turned his heart away from the Byzantine emperor, wanting to 03Buz5    32:7 | the princes received this command from the Byzantine emperor, they waited 03Buz5    32:16 | then and there. The wine from the goblet, the blood from 03Buz5    32:16 | from the goblet, the blood from his neck and Pap’s body 03Buz5    32:17 | of the Anjewatsik district, arose from his couch, drew his sword 03Buz5    34:1 | Varazdat the king. He was from the same Arsacid tohm 03Buz5    34:8 | secure and not move away from him, and the king of 03Buz5    35:1 | youth, unable to differentiate good from bad, they began to manipulate 03Buz5    35:4 | foster-son”) king Varazdat, saying: “ From the time of the first 03Buz5    35:4 | they have been your adversaries from the start. They have always 03Buz5    35:10 | remove the kingship of Armenia from you, or Mushegh will kill 03Buz5    35:19 | king Varazdat kept himself away from the wine 03Buz5    35:20 | believed that Mushegh was incapacitated from drunkeness, he got up on 03Buz5    36:1 | could see his head separated from his body 03Buz5    36:5 | Then they brought him down from the tower, and wept over 03Buz5    37:0 | Regarding the return of Manuel from Iranian captivity and his avenging 03Buz5    37:0 | his expulsion of king Varazdat from the country of Armenia 03Buz5    37:4 | of the Mamikonean tohm returned from captivity in Iran, where they 03Buz5    37:6 | Iranian king had taken captive from Armenia were sent along. Manuel 03Buz5    37:10 | them, dishonored and chased them from his boundaries, dispatching them to 03Buz5    37:14 | principality which he had received from king Varazdat, since he was 03Buz5    37:15 | held naturally by his ancestors from the start, which king Varazdat 03Buz5    37:16 | labors our azg had performed from the time of our ancestors 03Buz5    37:17 | brave man Mushegh, my brother, from his childhood onward labored with 03Buz5    37:20 | were and where we came from. But you, since you are 03Buz5    37:20 | are not an Arsacid, begone from this land and do not 03Buz5    37:21 | my uncle (father’s brother) Pap from your evil-doing brother Mushegh 03Buz5    37:21 | yourself said, you are not from this land, but from the 03Buz5    37:21 | not from this land, but from the country of the Chenats 03Buz5    37:29 | so enormous, grand, securely armored from head to toe in impenetrable 03Buz5    37:32 | the spear, removing the tip from himself, from his cheek. He 03Buz5    37:32 | removing the tip from himself, from his cheek. He lost many 03Buz5    37:33 | King Varazdat fled from the sight of general Manuel 03Buz5    37:36 | father’s words and swiftly turned from Varazdat. On that day the 03Buz5    37:41 | where the Iranians hanged her from a lofty tower over a 03Buz5    37:53 | other troops were still coming from the battle, bringing along the 03Buz5    38:0 | of the land of Armenia from the Iranian king; and how 03Buz5    38:4 | Manuel and protect tikin Zarmanduxt from enemies 03Buz5    38:11 | commands of the Iranian king. From the land of Armenia, they 03Buz5    38:15 | some means of removing him from his favored position with the 03Buz5    38:17 | that an emissary has come from the king of Iran to 03Buz5    42:3 | Then three surviving lads from the tun of Siwnik who 03Buz5    43:1 | Arshak, Meruzhan Arcruni had rebelled from the king of Armenia, had 03Buz5    43:2 | of Iran, taking many troops from him, and coming to the 03Buz5    43:4 | of assembled bandits he separated from the Aryan brigade 03Buz5    43:31 | recognize a sign of him from the many times during peace 03Buz5    43:39 | and entered the fight separately from the Manuelean brigade, and he 03Buz5    43:39 | countless multitude of armed men from the Meruzhanean brigade 03Buz5    43:42 | loot, which they had taken from the enemy troops 03Buz5    43:49 | saw him, he was saved from death 03Buz5    44:3 | daughter of the Bagratid aspet from the Sper district. The Bagratids 03Buz5    44:3 | azg of the Arsacid kingdom, from the beginning. The entire country 03Buz5    44:13 | He began to weep, saying: “ From my childhood onward I was 03Buz5    44:18 | of piety. Do not stray from God’s commandments. Be more concerned 03Buz5    44:27 | had gone and been separated from them 03Buz6    1:1 | land of Armenia. They requested from him an Arsacid king 03Buz6    1:2 | consented to find a candidate from the same Arsacid tohm as 03Buz6    1:3 | found a youth named Xosrov, from that same tohm, put the 03Buz6    1:13 | districts had been cut away from both of them and the 03Buz6    2:1 | of the celebrated bishop Aghbianos from Manazkert village. He was a 03Buz6    5:3 | nothing of all the bishops from the other districts who were 03Buz6    6:4 | died. They brought his body from the wilderness and buried it 03Buz6    8:5 | along the road, perhaps returning from some brigandage. As for the 03Buz6    8:9 | dismount. He took him away from the road 03Buz6    8:11 | malefactor and libertine, have been from my childhood onward, and am 03Buz6    8:15 | which village the man was from 03Buz6    9:5 | A sign from God took place. For as 03Buz6    9:7 | over him, to save him from the pains 03Buz6    9:9 | am involved in. Save me from evil, for they say: ’You 03Buz6    16:1 | Gind was from the district of Taron and 03Buz6    16:1 | love of God, had resigned from the world and were living 03Buz6    16:7 | and there, turning many away from error, leading many people to 04Yegh1    1:1 | to the same religion; beginning from the years of King Arshak 04Yegh1    1:3 | head held high in Armenia from the beginning of the rule 04Yegh1    1:8 | the Persians who had fled from Persia because of their Christianity 04Yegh1    1:9 | desires; thus, he restrained him from much anger, and he returned 04Yegh1    1:11 | From being a little suspicious he 04Yegh1    1:11 | caused many to fall away from the holy covenant of the 04Yegh1    1:15 | wise men retreat and flee from them, such is the end 04Yegh1    2:32 | and lesser nobility was assembled from Greater Armenia and retainers from 04Yegh1    2:32 | from Greater Armenia and retainers from the royal house; likewise, from 04Yegh1    2:32 | from the royal house; likewise, from Georgia, and Albania, and the 04Yegh1    2:32 | the Lpink, and still others from all the districts of the 04Yegh1    2:33 | the king’s duplicity, they marched from each one’s land obediently and 04Yegh1    2:37 | of your just labors comes from the Lord 04Yegh1    2:38 | Setting out from their lands with all this 04Yegh1    2:44 | thus, he established the habit from year to year and built 04Yegh1    2:44 | city to dwell in, beginning from the fourth year of his 04Yegh1    2:49 | this fashion he madly raved from day to day in the 04Yegh2    1:4 | these evils enter man’s mind from lack of knowledge 04Yegh2    1:25 | had split father and son from each other 04Yegh2    2:30 | Thus, he acted, beginning from the fourth year of his 04Yegh2    2:31 | and to lose his spirits from sighing 04Yegh2    2:38 | need to seek visible honors from you, but they wish that 04Yegh2    2:42 | the way for those going from the East to the West 04Yegh2    2:46 | authority to put four soldiers from the aristocracy to torture 04Yegh2    3:55 | Again, many detachments from among these peoples were sent 04Yegh2    3:58 | had studied the Holy Scriptures from their youth, they consoled themselves 04Yegh2    4:81 | two in his belly, one from making sacrifice and one from 04Yegh2    4:81 | from making sacrifice and one from saying ’perhaps.’ 04Yegh2    4:83 | one who had been conceived from his doubt tore open the 04Yegh2    4:88 | Ormizd. He took the rule from Arhmn and gave it to 04Yegh2    4:91 | longevity—these receive their existence from the good one. And everything 04Yegh2    4:92 | and evil and good derive from him.’ 04Yegh2    4:93 | eating of a single fig from the tree. God made death 04Yegh2    6:128 | many chorepiscopi and honorable priests from many places, and the holy 04Yegh2    6:129 | Joseph and his united colleagues from the greatest to the smallest 04Yegh2    6:130 | From our ancestors we have retained 04Yegh2    6:136 | It does not appear sublime from comparison with the depravity of 04Yegh2    6:136 | the depravity of others, but from heaven above it derives its 04Yegh2    6:137 | the beginning of his existence from anyone, but he is eternal 04Yegh2    6:137 | any time but time derives from him; and he is prior 04Yegh2    6:140 | existence for his creatures, not from something but from nothing. For 04Yegh2    6:140 | creatures, not from something but from nothing. For he alone is 04Yegh2    6:140 | everything else received its being from him 04Yegh2    6:150 | call the king evil? Far from it; I say no. But 04Yegh2    7:151 | not commanded not to eat from the tree. But if he 04Yegh2    7:153 | said that God was born from a woman, it was not 04Yegh2    7:153 | to turn away or flee from that; for behold Arhmn and 04Yegh2    7:153 | Arhmn and Ormizd were born from a father and not from 04Yegh2    7:153 | from a father and not from a mother—to which if 04Yegh2    7:154 | the god Mihr is born from a woman, as if anyone 04Yegh2    7:155 | the birth of our Lord from the Holy Virgin, that you 04Yegh2    7:155 | the creation of the world from nothing, and that you attributed 04Yegh2    7:155 | man’s freedom and the liberation from servitude to God’s benevolence 04Yegh2    7:156 | God created this whole world from nothing, understand that creatures were 04Yegh2    7:159 | Because he was from earth and had acted for 04Yegh2    7:159 | And since it was not from the foreign power of some 04Yegh2    7:159 | that he received punishment, but from his own laziness in not 04Yegh2    8:176 | the god Mihr was born from a mortal mother and is 04Yegh2    8:177 | as Creator of these elements from nothing. And he revealed to 04Yegh2    8:187 | Therefore, expelled from the place of life, he 04Yegh2    8:191 | one, and not two; but from one of them acts of 04Yegh2    8:198 | same came and was born from the Holy Virgin Mary, as 04Yegh2    8:199 | this massive body, the world, from nothing, likewise without any bodily 04Yegh2    8:199 | bodily mediator he took flesh from the unsullied Virgin—truly and 04Yegh2    9:204 | Godhead knows, he was formed from the immaculate Virgin, was born 04Yegh2    9:204 | a manger, brought the magi from the East to worship him 04Yegh2    9:207 | them for forty days, ascended from the Mount of Olives to 04Yegh2    9:209 | From this faith no one can 04Yegh2    9:213 | immediately whatever you wish: tortures from you, submission from us; the 04Yegh2    9:213 | wish: tortures from you, submission from us; the sword is yours 04Yegh2    9:215 | death we might be saved from eternal death 04Yegh2    9:217 | but is indissolubly with God— from whom it is impossible to 04Yegh2    9:218 | pact all the multitude assented, from the greatest to the smallest 04Yegh2    9:221 | the same whispering was heard from all lips 04Yegh2    9:224 | I shall not exempt anyone from the worst tortures until they 04Yegh2    10:228 | Vasak, from the house of Siunik 04Yegh2    10:229 | Nershapuh, from the house of the Artsrunik 04Yegh2    10:230 | Artak, from the house of the Reshtunik 04Yegh2    10:231 | Gadeshoy, from the house of the Khorkhorunik 04Yegh2    10:232 | Vardan, from the house of the Mamikonean 04Yegh2    10:233 | Artak, from the house of Mokk 04Yegh2    10:234 | Manech, from the house of the Apahunik 04Yegh2    10:235 | Vahan, from the house of the Amatunik 04Yegh2    10:236 | Giut, from the house of the Vahevunik 04Yegh2    10:237 | Shmavon, from the house of the Andzevatsik 04Yegh2    10:240 | the same faith, they journeyed from each one’s place to the 04Yegh2    10:242 | be able to save them from severe torments 04Yegh2    10:246 | former times, when the cavalry from Armenia went to the court 04Yegh2    10:248 | not insignificantly and superficially, but from the bottommost depths he rose 04Yegh2    11:252 | commands, often receiving generous presents from him 04Yegh2    11:253 | From those times until your accession 04Yegh2    11:256 | which was free in Christ from the beginning according to the 04Yegh2    11:258 | you have ignorantly gone astray from our true religion and have 04Yegh2    11:259 | at you, will take vengeance from us 04Yegh2    11:263 | is a gift of grace from the great God, not given 04Yegh2    11:267 | questions again, you will hear from each one of us more 04Yegh2    11:268 | willful bile in his stomach; from his nose and mouth issued 04Yegh2    11:268 | hot vapor like thick smoke from a heated furnace 04Yegh2    11:271 | will perish on the journey from the heat, and the survivors 04Yegh2    11:274 | honorable princes to be expelled from his presence in great dishonor 04Yegh2    11:275 | themselves and their loved ones from this great tribulation 04Yegh2    12:279 | whereby they might save themselves from tribulation for a while 04Yegh2    12:280 | they had banished many princes from Georgia, at that very time 04Yegh2    12:280 | a bearer of bad news from the regions of the Kushans 04Yegh2    12:280 | that a detachment had separated from the enemy and had ruined 04Yegh2    12:281 | a great help to them from heaven 04Yegh2    12:283 | who does not require witness from the visible as your eyes 04Yegh2    12:291 | of them estates and towns from the royal treasury. He called 04Yegh2    12:293 | time I return in peace from this war, you will have 04Yegh2    12:296 | those impure ones, rising up from each one’s gloomy lair, were 04Yegh2    12:298 | had received a general command from the court (to instruct) not 04Yegh2    13:302 | From Navasard to Navasard,” he said 04Yegh2    13:306 | holy matrimony which they received from their forefathers according to Christian 04Yegh2    13:307 | brothers. Mothers shall not withdraw from sons, and grandchildren shall ascend 04Yegh3    1:6 | you make of the commands from the Lord: ’Who denies me 04Yegh3    1:12 | You had put on Christ from your youth; will you now 04Yegh3    1:18 | accord a heavy burden; freed from servitude, you have perversely entered 04Yegh3    1:20 | become angered with you, and from earth the martyrs have become 04Yegh3    1:22 | a man had saved you from servitude, and you then of 04Yegh3    2:31 | of their hearts, separated themselves from the princes and all the 04Yegh3    2:40 | camp together and settled in; from all sides they gathered there 04Yegh3    2:45 | After this dangerous disturbance, from all parts of Armenia a 04Yegh3    2:46 | torrents of tears which flowed from their eyes like streams; others 04Yegh3    2:49 | his assistants to rescue him from death and bring him back 04Yegh3    3:53 | I had heard from our ancestors that in the 04Yegh3    3:53 | prevent the religion of magism from being completely exterminated from the 04Yegh3    3:53 | magism from being completely exterminated from the land. So, he gave 04Yegh3    3:57 | Although no assistance from anywhere was apparent, they increased 04Yegh3    3:71 | You who were nourished from your childhood in that religion 04Yegh3    4:79 | patient and keep your thoughts from most people, except those men 04Yegh3    4:81 | Then raising cavalry from the land of Siunik he 04Yegh3    4:88 | He had brought from the treasury a mass of 04Yegh3    4:93 | who had not broken away from the former union came and 04Yegh3    4:94 | they became even more removed from the magi and the chief 04Yegh3    4:100 | let your vengeance be sought from them 04Yegh3    5:101 | have no need of witness from men; if we have intentionally 04Yegh3    5:101 | if we have intentionally strayed from you, you yourself know that 04Yegh3    5:107 | The first group from the east, the second group 04Yegh3    5:107 | the east, the second group from the west, and the third 04Yegh3    5:107 | west, and the third group from the north surrounded and fenced 04Yegh3    5:109 | of his earlier falling away from them 04Yegh3    5:110 | not be rejected and cast from them 04Yegh3    5:115 | between us to separate us from her 04Yegh3    5:122 | him easy to renew again from dust both us and all 04Yegh3    5:124 | ceased not day and night from reciting the holy psalms. The 04Yegh3    6:132 | them all. For without orders from the Armenian army, from the 04Yegh3    6:132 | orders from the Armenian army, from the eastern part of the 04Yegh3    6:137 | land, and many more cavalry from the court have also arrived 04Yegh3    6:138 | will receive gifts and honors from him and you will gain 04Yegh3    6:138 | will gain relief of taxes from the treasury. But if you 04Yegh3    6:141 | that they might be hindered from their wicked intentions and not 04Yegh3    6:142 | the magi—and to seek from him the emperor of the 04Yegh3    6:144 | ruled the regions of Asia from the borders of Seir to 04Yegh3    6:146 | in his youth he fled from his murderous uncles who had 04Yegh3    6:146 | having received faith in Christ from the holy archbishop of Rome 04Yegh3    6:146 | East wish to wrest away from us 04Yegh3    7:157 | as leader nor any support from abroad, nevertheless supported by their 04Yegh3    7:157 | one spot with the troops from each one’s house. There were 04Yegh3    7:157 | also many additional cavalry there from the royal house 04Yegh3    7:170 | And many other troops from the royal house he brought 04Yegh3    7:170 | side and some lesser nobles from other families 04Yegh3    7:171 | in order to expel them from Albania 04Yegh3    7:172 | But from his securely hidden lair he 04Yegh3    8:178 | heard all this encouraging news from Vasak and was assured that 04Yegh3    8:186 | Baḷas, offered resistance; they unseated from his horse and killed one 04Yegh3    8:189 | And from the great impetuosity of the 04Yegh3    8:190 | From the great number of fallen 04Yegh3    8:191 | horse with his armor. Saved from the battle by the skin 04Yegh3    8:192 | dead. They gathered much booty from the enemies’ camp and stripped 04Yegh3    8:194 | saved and delivered the churches from their terrible affliction 04Yegh3    8:196 | pass to Vahan, who was from the royal family of Albania 04Yegh3    9:201 | bearer of sad news arrived from Armenia, beating his forehead and 04Yegh3    9:201 | your families and expelled them from their homes 04Yegh3    9:204 | which had remained there fled from the lawless one and moved 04Yegh3    9:206 | They set out from that place to return with 04Yegh3    9:210 | plunder that he had brought from the province of Ayrarat as 04Yegh3    9:220 | able to extricate their brothers from their tribulation 04Yegh3    9:223 | especially because he had returned from the war in the East 04Yegh3    9:224 | he had received accurate confirmation from this last messenger who had 04Yegh3    9:225 | Then he cooled from his raging anger because the 04Yegh3    10:226 | He was humbled from his lofty pride, and he 04Yegh3    10:242 | whom he had forcibly prevented from daring to worship God in 04Yegh3    10:243 | he had tortured and prevented from open worship; and some he 04Yegh3    11:252 | of all this, he requested from them a testimony of his 04Yegh3    11:253 | But only do not withdraw from our service 04Yegh3    11:261 | as justice does not derive from injustice, so neither does truth 04Yegh3    11:261 | injustice, so neither does truth from falsehood; nor from a turbulent 04Yegh3    11:261 | does truth from falsehood; nor from a turbulent mind does there 04Yegh3    11:262 | Christ—who came and took from the Holy Virgin the flesh 04Yegh3    11:271 | their unity, then he dispatched from his presence the old man 04Yegh3    11:272 | gathered under his command troops from every land and sent with 04Yegh4    1:10 | he had earlier broken away from and abandoned the union of 04Yegh4    1:14 | deranged and had broken away from the firm unity of the 04Yegh4    1:15 | separated and cut himself off from the holy church and had 04Yegh4    1:15 | had removed and estranged himself from Christ’s love 04Yegh4    1:18 | which he had been redeemed from sin 04Yegh4    1:23 | He seized and drove many from the band of Christ, joining 04Yegh4    2:36 | men, whom they called ostanik from the royal house 04Yegh4    2:38 | deceptive trickery they removed many from the holy union and brought 04Yegh4    2:45 | minds of the holy bishops from the Armenians and caused all 04Yegh4    2:47 | all the orders of amnesty from the palace 04Yegh4    2:50 | for the Armenian army except from those Huns with whom they 04Yegh4    3:52 | all the forces of Tavasparan, from the hill and plain and 04Yegh4    3:55 | From then on, he dared to 04Yegh4    3:56 | party, he gave many gifts from the treasury to them and 04Yegh4    3:57 | the others to break away from the united covenant 04Yegh4    3:59 | he split many blood brothers from each other, did not leave 04Yegh4    3:60 | their property and expelled them from the land so that they 04Yegh4    3:62 | to remove the Christian clergy from Armenia 04Yegh4    3:65 | When he learned from him that there were more 04Yegh4    3:67 | He also inquired from him about each of the 04Yegh4    3:67 | generals, which commander would attack from which side, what were the 04Yegh4    3:73 | great king heard all this from the mouth of the great 04Yegh5    1:1 | many times in many places from the very beginning of the 04Yegh5    1:9 | Artak Paluni, Vahan Amatuni, Giwt from the house of the Vahevunik 04Yegh5    1:16 | valor and received great gifts from the temporal and mortal king 04Yegh5    1:20 | presence of the living God, from whom we shall be separated 04Yegh5    2:26 | mercilessly slew the magi, cleansed from various places the impurity of 04Yegh5    2:34 | the expectation of reward stems from the Lord, preserved for each 04Yegh5    2:35 | this has befallen us not from any just deeds of our 04Yegh5    2:35 | deeds of our own but from the liberal bestower of gifts 04Yegh5    2:38 | us, and our servants fled from us in horror 04Yegh5    2:40 | in heaven turned their faces from us so as not to 04Yegh5    2:43 | doubt, likewise let fear flee from our minds and thoughts 04Yegh5    2:45 | soldier lacked something he provided from his own resources or his 04Yegh5    2:47 | learned in the Holy Scriptures from his youth 04Yegh5    2:50 | of Mattathias had split away from the union, returned to the 04Yegh5    2:50 | received the punishment of death from the holy covenanters. But Mattathias 04Yegh5    3:51 | gradually built up the cavalry from all sides 04Yegh5    3:54 | Detaching a large force from his army, he raided many 04Yegh5    3:55 | heard of this, they chose from the whole army a junior 04Yegh5    3:60 | blessed priest Ḷevond, receiving permission from his holy companions, from the 04Yegh5    3:60 | permission from his holy companions, from the great Yoseph and all 04Yegh5    3:60 | Yoseph and all the magnates, from the priests and generals, opened 04Yegh5    3:62 | Evil One caused our expulsion from the divine garden, we were 04Yegh5    3:62 | was rent, causing the same from the opposite side 04Yegh5    3:65 | the gifts he had received from him. Therefore, God accepted him 04Yegh5    3:67 | time of the people’s deliverance from oppression he became a mediator 04Yegh5    3:71 | If from afar he displayed such zeal 04Yegh5    3:72 | our sins and absolved us from the insupportable condemnation, let us 04Yegh5    3:73 | confirmed the priesthood by oath from generation to generation 04Yegh5    3:74 | sought retribution, he was raised from earth to heaven in an 04Yegh5    3:75 | longer is a chariot sent from heaven for your ascension but 04Yegh5    4:77 | foreigners and saved his army from death and the people from 04Yegh5    4:77 | from death and the people from enslavement. He became the first 04Yegh5    4:80 | heathen, and purified the land from their foul idolatry 04Yegh5    4:84 | the Lord is the same from the beginning up to today 04Yegh5    4:85 | am; I am the same from the beginning forever. I give 04Yegh5    4:97 | Having strayed from the true life they worship 04Yegh5    4:100 | Likewise, from among these parts distinctions should 04Yegh5    5:115 | and hope of separating them from the indissoluble union had failed 04Yegh5    5:115 | and all the apostate nobles from Armenia who were with him 04Yegh5    5:118 | which will be granted you from the royal treasury 04Yegh5    5:120 | be trampled by your enemies from abroad and be joined in 04Yegh5    5:121 | all their ancestral lands taken from them 04Yegh5    6:134 | From the multitude of helmets and 04Yegh5    6:135 | lances were like fearful lightning from heaven 04Yegh5    6:142 | Armenian troops had broken away from the main force and remained 04Yegh5    7:157 | From the family of the Mamikoneans 04Yegh5    7:158 | From the family of the Khorkhorunik 04Yegh5    7:159 | From the family of the Palunik 04Yegh5    7:160 | From the family of the Gntunik 04Yegh5    7:161 | From the family of the Dimaksean 04Yegh5    7:162 | From the family of the Kajberunik 04Yegh5    7:163 | From the family of the Gnunik 04Yegh5    7:164 | From the family of the Entsayink 04Yegh5    7:165 | From the family of the Sruandzit 04Yegh5    7:167 | addition to these [287] another [740] men from the royal house and from 04Yegh5    7:167 | from the royal house and from the house of the Artsrunik 04Yegh5    7:167 | house of the Artsrunik [44] and from the houses of the other 04Yegh6    1:5 | of the charge—not only from the Armenian side, but even 04Yegh6    1:18 | their rooms; old men fell from their chairs and infants from 04Yegh6    1:18 | from their chairs and infants from their mothers’ bosoms. Young men 04Yegh6    2:28 | Many were from the families of the great 04Yegh6    2:36 | he might soften a little from his terrible cruelty 04Yegh6    2:44 | expelled the survivors in flight from the country 04Yegh6    2:45 | From this audacious attack only the 04Yegh6    3:55 | the great battle, he desisted from his arrogant boasting; he kept 04Yegh6    3:55 | he kept silent and refrained from his perpetual deceitful scheming. He 04Yegh6    3:62 | of the Rshtunik, to learn from him details about the accusation 04Yegh6    3:64 | Furthermore, a pious priest from the house of the Artsrunik 04Yegh6    3:67 | the governor had gained information from them all, he wrote an 04Yegh6    3:67 | as he had heard it from their mouths 04Yegh6    4:78 | the governor, “I have authority from the court to allow them 04Yegh6    4:81 | all, he sent out edicts from the court that if anyone 04Yegh6    4:87 | immediately had sent to them from the court by royal command 04Yegh6    4:89 | they would not have hesitated from fear 04Yegh6    4:98 | his concerning the fortresses seized from the Persians, since he had 04Yegh6    4:99 | Furthermore, a noble called Atom from the Gnuni family, whom he 04Yegh6    4:100 | tricked Armenians into coming down from their fortresses; some he killed 04Yegh6    5:105 | many prisoners and much plunder from the Greeks, Armenians, Georgians, and 04Yegh6    5:107 | toward the king himself, and from his youth he had never 04Yegh6    5:109 | Yovsep, and the priest Ḷevond from among the blessed men 04Yegh6    5:112 | and hide all his wickedness from your unwitting majesty; and he 04Yegh6    5:117 | he falsely bore, was removed from him all his villainy was 04Yegh6    6:129 | nobles who had willingly come from Armenia and had submitted to 04Yegh6    6:132 | sent me to ask you from whom you acquired all these 04Yegh6    6:138 | of all the magnates, stripped from him the honors bestowed on 04Yegh6    6:142 | We have learned from our holy fathers that the 04Yegh6    6:147 | is our colleague who separated from us at the beginning—behold 04Yegh6    7:157 | After he had been maltreated from all sides in this fashion 04Yegh6    7:159 | his eyes and ran down from his nostrils; his ears were 04Yegh6    7:160 | The stench of death emanated from him, and his domestic servants 04Yegh6    7:160 | and his domestic servants fled from him 04Yegh7    1:4 | certain Hun of royal descent from the land of the Khaylandurk 04Yegh7    1:6 | whereby many nations had defected from loyalty to the king. He 04Yegh7    1:11 | saw that he had returned from his campaign in disgrace and 04Yegh7    1:14 | note: “Noble king, we know from our religion that no man 04Yegh7    1:18 | were in the citadel distant from the camp about fifteen stages 04Yegh7    1:23 | as if they had strayed “ from our great knowledge” through ignorance 04Yegh7    1:24 | endure afflictions, “I may hear from them some words of entreaty 04Yegh7    1:25 | Therefore, he separated the priests from the nobles, removed them far 04Yegh7    1:25 | the nobles, removed them far from them and cast them into 04Yegh7    2:27 | heard no word of vacillation from them, he thought that one 04Yegh7    2:27 | servants had secretly received something from them and might have given 04Yegh7    2:31 | bronze they would have decayed from the humid dampness 04Yegh7    2:36 | gloom, while they were resting from their worship, he saw each 04Yegh7    2:41 | reflecting, the saints again rose from each one’s pallet for the 04Yegh7    2:42 | but the illumination was emanating from their very selves 04Yegh7    2:43 | else nor have I heard from our ancestors 04Yegh7    2:48 | reserved for us in readiness from the beginning? Therefore, we easily 04Yegh7    3:56 | in his mind; sleep departed from his eyes for many nights 04Yegh7    3:64 | they all stood up, reciting from the forty-second psalm: “‘Send 04Yegh7    3:66 | you saved the condemned thief from the second death and thereby 04Yegh7    3:69 | Do not separate me from the holy lambs whom I 04Yegh7    3:70 | of many years, lest straying from the true life, I make 04Yegh7    3:74 | appeared to him, which led from earth to heaven. Numerous groups 04Yegh7    4:80 | He woke the saints from their sleep and told them 04Yegh7    4:81 | been raised higher than heaven. From the mouths of young suckling 04Yegh7    4:88 | if you do not withhold from those who do not ask 04Yegh7    4:88 | your mercy to us who from our childhood have desired to 04Yegh7    4:93 | He washed and cleansed them from the sores of the prison 04Yegh7    4:94 | house and received Holy Baptism from them. He communicated in the 04Yegh7    5:102 | you hide your secret intentions from me 04Yegh7    5:113 | he received a corroborating reply from him the chief-magus, whereby 04Yegh7    5:114 | he bring about my departure from this world as you have 04Yegh7    5:121 | been proclaimed to my ears from your unlying mouths 04Yegh7    6:126 | had said this, they arose from table and gave thanks, saying 04Yegh7    6:130 | leave you orphaned nor remove from us his mercy because of 04Yegh7    6:137 | when he heard the news from the royal executioners, his mind 04Yegh7    6:138 | them all to be taken from the prison in bonds, and 04Yegh7    6:138 | bonds, and had them removed from the city to a distance 04Yegh7    6:142 | he had heard all this from him and had verified his 04Yegh7    6:142 | he could not be severed from agreement with them—he did 04Yegh7    6:142 | him, although he had authority from the court 04Yegh7    6:143 | as he had heard it from him 04Yegh7    6:144 | at all hear of this from you, especially concerning the great 04Yegh7    6:147 | destroy our religion, shattering it from the foundations 04Yegh7    7:152 | bring many accusations against him from the country, so that he 04Yegh7    7:159 | enemy, do not pity me from your former affection but carry 04Yegh7    7:162 | colleagues as assistants for Denshapuh from among the senior officials—Jnikan 04Yegh7    7:163 | their retainers took the saints from that desert spot and that 04Yegh7    7:166 | But there was a man from Khuzhastan in the royal army 04Yegh7    7:167 | are you among us?”—neither from among the lords or the 04Yegh7    7:172 | king’s will, and be saved from insufferable torments 04Yegh7    8:182 | only will you be released from your bonds and saved from 04Yegh7    8:182 | from your bonds and saved from death, but you will also 04Yegh7    8:185 | I shall respond beginning from where you began 04Yegh7    8:186 | if we suffer any wrong from them, he has promised us 04Yegh7    8:192 | You have singled us out from among many noble colleagues, and 04Yegh7    8:197 | entrusted to the king’s jurisdiction. From their mouths come edicts of 04Yegh7    9:201 | others too may have mercy from the great king 04Yegh7    9:204 | that we may learn concord from them. Summon the sun to 04Yegh7    9:204 | it so it may learn from the former that it lacks 04Yegh7    9:216 | a confused state of affairs from the nature of God 04Yegh7    9:221 | he came and was incarnate from a human being, and taught 04Yegh7    10:227 | that all his sinews cracked from the pressure. For a long 04Yegh7    10:231 | able to open his mouth from the insufferable tightening of the 04Yegh7    10:232 | immediately on receiving a command from the three nobles, cut off 04Yegh7    10:233 | hearing any word of complaint from anyone about you, and even 04Yegh7    10:247 | someone who will seek accounting from us both for foreigners and 04Yegh7    10:250 | he has not found healing from doctors and prefers death to 04Yegh7    11:253 | apostasy, ignorance, unrepentant error derived from willful independence 04Yegh7    11:254 | if I found no health from them, there is no cure 04Yegh7    11:263 | not even wish to learn from us but you still desire 04Yegh7    11:269 | Denshapuh) separated the blessed ones from one another a little and 04Yegh7    11:272 | then wish to learn this from me, if you knew it 04Yegh7    12:277 | wish to learn the truth from you 04Yegh7    12:278 | do not wish to learn from me what is advantageous to 04Yegh7    12:281 | desires you wish to hear from me I shall tell you 04Yegh7    12:287 | that fire not be struck from iron 04Yegh7    12:290 | For although they have strayed from the true God, they do 04Yegh7    12:300 | Our hands have become calloused from the axe and our backs 04Yegh7    12:300 | axe and our backs worn from carrying wood. Our eyes are 04Yegh7    12:300 | eyes are bleary with tears from the acridity of its smoke 04Yegh7    12:300 | and our faces are sooty from the heavy dampness of its 04Yegh7    13:305 | So, when I heard this from the magi, I greatly pitied 04Yegh7    13:307 | Denshapuh had heard all this from the mouth of the holy 04Yegh7    13:314 | but the Lord preserves them from everything and protects all their 04Yegh7    13:315 | companies of numerous angels coming from heaven and six crowns in 04Yegh7    13:316 | He also heard a voice from above, saying: “Take courage, my 04Yegh7    13:317 | of Christ. Receiving them now from his servants, you are crowned 04Yegh7    13:324 | Bishop Sahak from Rshtunik 04Yegh7    13:325 | Saint Yoseph from Vayots Dzor, from the village 04Yegh7    13:325 | Saint Yoseph from Vayots Dzor, from the village of Holotsimk 04Yegh7    14:326 | The priest Ḷevond from Vanand, from the village of 04Yegh7    14:326 | The priest Ḷevond from Vanand, from the village of Ijavank 04Yegh7    14:327 | The priest Mushe from Aḷbak 04Yegh7    14:328 | The priest Arshen from Bagrevand, from the village of 04Yegh7    14:328 | The priest Arshen from Bagrevand, from the village of Elegeak 04Yegh7    14:329 | The deacon Kajaj from the same origin as the 04Yegh7    14:330 | Also, the blessed chief-magus from the city of Niwshapuh 04Yegh7    14:331 | The priest Samuel from Ayrarat, from the village of 04Yegh7    14:331 | The priest Samuel from Ayrarat, from the village of Arats 04Yegh7    14:332 | The deacon Abraham from the same village 04Yegh7    14:333 | Jnikan the maypet selected guards from their entourages and ordered them 04Yegh7    14:333 | prevent, they said, any infidels from coming and removing their bones 04Yegh7    14:334 | But the man from Khuzhastan whom we mentioned above 04Yegh7    14:334 | he could steal the bones from them 04Yegh7    14:337 | and thunderous crashings were heard from below like the rumbling of 04Yegh7    14:343 | or whoever heard spoken words from it 04Yegh7    14:347 | about all these tremendous wonders from them there may occur some 04Yegh7    15:351 | Now when the man from Khuzhastan heard all this and 04Yegh7    15:354 | nobles; these were suddenly released from their bonds, the threat of 04Yegh8    1:2 | He also removed from the city five Christians from 04Yegh8    1:2 | from the city five Christians from Asorestan, for they too were 04Yegh8    1:4 | they had received great gifts from the king 04Yegh8    1:5 | modest, he took them aside from the others and note: “What 04Yegh8    1:8 | That you should have learned from our teachers, because they were 04Yegh8    1:9 | For we have a command from our divinely-given religion to 04Yegh8    1:14 | noble should so serve him from whom he received honor that 04Yegh8    1:14 | honor that he may receive from him even greater presents above 04Yegh8    2:35 | Recovering from these severe torments as if 04Yegh8    2:35 | these severe torments as if from sleep, they began to offer 04Yegh8    2:42 | note: “Merely take them away from here. When you reach Asorestan 04Yegh8    3:53 | great heat. Saint Khoren died from the scorching wind and was 04Yegh8    3:56 | benevolence; through him mercy fell from God into the heart of 04Yegh8    3:62 | God that we may return from captivity to our native land 04Yegh8    3:69 | has sent us this angel from heaven to bring us the 04Yegh8    4:76 | for himself a place away from all the press of the 04Yegh8    4:87 | Demons were terrified and fled from him; angels descended and dwelt 04Yegh8    4:90 | Right from his youthful years he had 04Yegh8    4:92 | things, so he was transferred from earth to heaven 04Yegh9    1:2 | From the house of Siunik: the 04Yegh9    1:3 | From the house of the Artsrunik 04Yegh9    1:4 | From the house of the Mamikonean 04Yegh9    1:5 | From the house of the Kamsarakan 04Yegh9    1:6 | From the house of the Amatunik 04Yegh9    1:7 | From the house of the Gnunik 04Yegh9    1:8 | From the house of the Dimaksean 04Yegh9    1:9 | From the house of the Andzevatsik 04Yegh9    1:10 | From the house of the Araveghean 04Yegh9    1:11 | From the family of the Artsrunik 04Yegh9    1:12 | From the family of the Mandakunik 04Yegh9    1:13 | From the house of the Tashratsik 04Yegh9    1:14 | From the family of the Rapsonean 04Yegh9    1:15 | thirty-five men, some were from the upper nobility and some 04Yegh9    1:15 | the upper nobility and some from the lesser; but they were 04Yegh9    1:16 | were many other nobles, some from the royal house, others from 04Yegh9    1:16 | from the royal house, others from these same princely houses, fellow 04Yegh9    1:21 | heard a murmur of blasphemy from their mouths but only continuous 04Yegh9    1:23 | to them, saying: “At least from now on come to your 04Yegh9    1:23 | and you will be freed from your cruel bonds and each 04Yegh9    1:25 | word less than what came from his mouth 04Yegh9    2:26 | the truth will never deviate from it, but will remain true 04Yegh9    2:30 | the firmness of their conviction. From then on, he began to 04Yegh9    2:31 | the king to release them from their bonds 04Yegh9    2:32 | although he had been removed from the office of royal hazarapet 04Yegh9    2:38 | brought to them and received from them healing of each one’s 04Yegh9    2:42 | ordered arms to be provided from the treasury 04Yegh9    3:53 | younger son, Raham by name from the family of Mihran, although 04Yegh9    3:61 | were dispersed and scattered away from him, not only were they 04Yegh9    3:68 | thousand houses. This he received from the king, and there he 04Yegh9    3:75 | heavenly zeal, appearing no different from those who have not experienced 04Yegh9    4:80 | did not distinguish one’s straw from another’s. Their mats were the 04Yegh9    4:89 | Those who from their childhood had been raised 04Yegh9    4:91 | on their lips; and readings from the prophets were their supreme 04Yegh9    4:96 | brought down angels for salvation. From afar they heard the good 04Yegh9    4:97 | second brides of virtue, removing from themselves the opprobrium of widowhood 04Yegh9    4:98 | martyrs in their death, and from afar became consoling teachers for 04Yegh9    4:99 | themselves; the stipend allotted them from the treasury they made their 04Yegh9    5:104 | yearly festival brought them back from afar. They looked at their 04Yegh9    5:106 | their minds were thus agitated from every side, they did not 04Yegh9    5:108 | accustomed to ask a visitor from afar: “When shall we be 05Parp1    1:0 | of the land of Armenia from the ignorance of idol-worship 05Parp1    1:6 | infidel (Iranians) were brave men from the line of the Armenian 05Parp1    2:4 | pit, and the prescient concern from on High, which kept this 05Parp1    2:4 | arrival of the blessed virgins from the city of the Romans 05Parp1    2:5 | saint Gregory’s emergence from the deep pit and the 05Parp1    2:5 | deep pit and the removal from the land of Armenia of 05Parp1    3:9 | From that time on streams of 05Parp1    3:9 | streams of wisdom have issued from that city, as from a 05Parp1    3:9 | issued from that city, as from a royal residence, and prominent 05Parp1    3:9 | have hastened to go there from all parts of the Byzantine 05Parp1    4:5 | the marzpan. The order came from him to me, Ghazar P’arpec’i 05Parp1    4:5 | cleric, the venerable Aghan, descended from the line of the marvellous 05Parp1    4:7 | vigils, fasting, and ceaseless praying from morning to evening always with 05Parp1    5:0 | material goods who have escaped from such a perilous death upon 05Parp2    6:0 | rule of their native ancestors, from the Arsacid line 05Parp2    7:2 | From the peaks of the mountains 05Parp2    7:11 | do not merely dine uselessly from the (nourishment) of the coveted 05Parp2    7:11 | decorative red colors are made from the worms 05Parp2    7:16 | diverse wild birds, and eggs from river islands. These things (the 05Parp2    8:3 | clerics of the divine covenant from the impious mages, and the 05Parp2    8:3 | to his line and kingdom from the arrogant princes of the 05Parp2    9:6 | another king of their own from Shapuh. Agreeing, (Shapuh) enthroned Vrhamshapuh 05Parp2    10:0 | named Mashtoc.’ He was from the district of Taron, from 05Parp2    10:0 | from the district of Taron, from the village of Hac’ekac’, son 05Parp2    10:6 | in the church and readings from Scripture were conducted in Syriac 05Parp2    10:6 | unable to comprehend or benefit ( from the services). The unusualness of 05Parp2    10:8 | Mashtoc’) received encouraging good news from him. “Remain strong,” (Sahak said 05Parp2    10:12 | When they heard this from the king they urged him 05Parp2    10:15 | venerable Habel accepted the hrovartak from Vahrich, listened to what he 05Parp2    10:16 | the system of the letters from Daniel himself, and took (a 05Parp2    10:16 | a copy of the letters) from him to the king, to 05Parp2    10:16 | Mashtoc’. They received the letters from Habel, and were happy 05Parp2    10:17 | other learned and scholarly men from among the Armenian priests who 05Parp2    10:17 | Among them were, first, Yohan from Ekegheac’ district; second, Yovsep’ from 05Parp2    10:17 | from Ekegheac’ district; second, Yovsep’ from Paghanakan Tun (Yovsep’ i Paghanakan 05Parp2    10:17 | i Paghanakan tanen); third, Ter from Xorjean, and fourth, Mushe from 05Parp2    10:17 | from Xorjean, and fourth, Mushe from Taron 05Parp2    10:18 | Greek, frequently asking and learning from the blessed kat’oghikos Sahak information 05Parp2    10:21 | of the Armenian alphabet, adapted from the Greek copy—guided by 05Parp2    10:21 | that they had been freed from the torments of Syriac as 05Parp2    10:21 | of Syriac as if escaping from darkness to light 05Parp2    10:23 | the books (of the Bible) from Greek into Armenian, because they 05Parp2    11:0 | to translate the Biblical testaments from Greek into Armenian 05Parp2    11:2 | learned individual perceived any benefit from the doctrine of spiritual counsel 05Parp2    11:4 | guided the land of Armenia from ignorance to the truth of 05Parp2    11:5 | people of this big land from that useless borrowed language to 05Parp2    11:5 | this void which has existed from ( the time of) your blessed 05Parp2    11:6 | you who were given brilliance from On High because of your 05Parp2    11:7 | Armenia, heard all of this from Vrhamshapuh, king of Armenia, from 05Parp2    11:7 | from Vrhamshapuh, king of Armenia, from the venerable Mashtoc’, from the 05Parp2    11:7 | Armenia, from the venerable Mashtoc’, from the entire covenant of the 05Parp2    11:7 | of the priesthood, and especially from the senior tanuters and all 05Parp2    11:11 | Ceaseless streams of exegesis flowed from the speakers who, in explaining 05Parp2    12:0 | the Krman shah [or er Krman ark’ay] It was from this ruler that the Armenians 05Parp2    12:0 | the Iranian king Shahpuh remove from the kingdom of Armenia, through 05Parp2    12:4 | Not wanting to enthrone anyone from the Arsacid line over Armenia 05Parp2    12:5 | submit to him, and rebel from us 05Parp2    12:9 | while those (Armenians) thus separated ( from Christianity) will grow to love 05Parp2    12:11 | a plot hatched by people from court, (Yazkert’s 05Parp2    12:14 | Princes from the land of Armenia came 05Parp2    12:14 | they be given a king from the Arsacid line 05Parp2    12:15 | Vahram enthroned Artashes (Vrhamshapuh’s son) from the line of the kings 05Parp2    13:1 | Sahak, son of st. Nerses, from the Part’ew line. They note 05Parp2    13:2 | about it. For we learned from you and from the doctrine 05Parp2    13:2 | we learned from you and from the doctrine of your ancestors 05Parp2    13:4 | Armenia, Sahak, heard these words from the Armenian naxarars, he replied 05Parp2    13:4 | and have heard nothing new from you today. I also know 05Parp2    13:6 | of Iran to remove him from the throne. (Artashes) himself by 05Parp2    13:8 | Sahak, heard all of this from the Armenian naxarars and when 05Parp2    13:10 | presbyters and deacons (who were from the holy covenant of the 05Parp2    13:11 | were a part of him from his childhood, he ceased crying 05Parp2    13:13 | no way had they retreated from their former intentions and plans 05Parp2    13:14 | you too, as we learned from God, should speak in a 05Parp2    13:15 | Holy Spirit, he turned everyone from unbelief to belief; how he 05Parp2    13:15 | deviance and made them flee from you; and how he caused 05Parp2    13:18 | my name, whatever they seek from my Father will be given 05Parp2    13:23 | the hope of saving (him] from ruin. But I will not 05Parp2    13:30 | May such thoughts be far from you, my children. Plan it 05Parp2    13:31 | to get them to retreat from their earlier unity and from 05Parp2    13:31 | from their earlier unity and from the position which they had 05Parp2    14:1 | was a presbyter named Surmak from the Bznunik’ district, from the 05Parp2    14:1 | Surmak from the Bznunik’ district, from the village known as Arcke 05Parp2    14:1 | as Arcke. He was descended from the line of the district’s 05Parp2    14:3 | of Iran heard such protest from the azatuni he did not 05Parp2    14:8 | and you listen to it from them. And may they themselves 05Parp2    14:8 | for you will hear nothing from me of slander, be it 05Parp2    14:10 | and saying he would benefit from the king 05Parp2    14:11 | tun and will be rejected from your authority. Because we are 05Parp2    14:14 | When Suren heard this reply from Sahak, the great patriarch of 05Parp2    14:16 | court heard (the following remarks] from Artashes’ accusers: “What need is 05Parp2    14:16 | prince come to oversee us from time to time and, learning 05Parp2    14:17 | immediately that Artashes be removed from the kingship. At the same 05Parp2    14:17 | the kat’oghikosal tun be taken from saint Sahak, and possessed by 05Parp2    14:19 | Thereafter the rule was taken from the Arsacid line in the 05Parp2    14:20 | silver which Joseph’s brothers took from the Ismaelite merchants for him 05Parp2    15:1 | they rejected and removed him from the authority of the kat’oghikosate 05Parp2    15:6 | will weaken when the bow from On High is strung 05Parp2    15:9 | of Armenia requested a kat’oghikos from the court, and king Vahram 05Parp2    15:9 | land of Armenia with people from his district who had come 05Parp2    15:9 | who had come with him from Syria practising their dissolute religion 05Parp2    15:12 | scorned Brk’isho and rejected him from the patriarchate of Armenia. They 05Parp2    16:0 | had received this teaching not from humankind, not from mortal hands 05Parp2    16:0 | teaching not from humankind, not from mortal hands, but through the 05Parp2    16:7 | I did not learn from the heavenly Creator and from 05Parp2    16:7 | from the heavenly Creator and from Christ’s vardapet to get angry 05Parp2    16:11 | my mind’s eye through strength from On High. Do not try 05Parp2    17:3 | seated in a heavy drowse from the intensity of the many 05Parp2    17:22 | center of the parchment, far from these gold leaf lines, there 05Parp2    17:23 | end of the parchment, far from the effaced lines, I saw 05Parp2    17:24 | And there was more gold from that half line to the 05Parp2    17:27 | much as turning their eyes from the sacrament of salvation 05Parp2    17:31 | Thus, did it vanish from sight and did the vision 05Parp2    17:34 | to my senses, I recovered from his words and stood to 05Parp2    17:36 | not deprive or prohibit anyone from what is fitting 05Parp2    17:37 | to remove such vain thoughts from you and consoled you with 05Parp2    17:39 | Interpretation of Saint Sahak’s vision from an angel of God, explained 05Parp2    17:42 | be standing, and then rising from earth to the heavens, is 05Parp2    17:42 | by which the just ascend from the burden of worldly life 05Parp2    17:43 | which you, too, have learned from the Holy Spirit, as when 05Parp2    17:50 | yield unlike the abundant fruit from the other parts of the 05Parp2    17:51 | and justice have been removed from all who falsely and untruthfully 05Parp2    17:53 | the earth [Psalm 11:6 LXX].” When he says “ from the earth,” you must know 05Parp2    17:53 | of the Son of God from the Holy Virgin 05Parp2    17:59 | of the parchment, far away from these, know this: that some 05Parp2    17:60 | High, they have been effaced from the book of heavenly goodness 05Parp2    17:61 | that causes desolation, a king from the Arsacid line will accede 05Parp2    17:61 | again, together with a patriarch from the line of St Gregory 05Parp2    17:62 | more surely indicated to you from On High by means of 05Parp2    17:62 | will ascend to the throne from the line of Saint Gregory 05Parp2    17:62 | in priesthood, bearing many hardships from the false apostles of the 05Parp2    17:65 | behold, many offspring will come from the womb of your child 05Parp2    17:65 | other crowds of good men from the lines of the Armenian 05Parp2    17:69 | mature young men flying up from earth to the heavens, the 05Parp2    17:74 | revelation, for not a word from it will err until the 05Parp2    17:75 | When I woke up from this vision in my sleep 05Parp2    17:76 | In silence I hesitated from revealing this to anyone until 05Parp2    18:0 | heard all of these words from the blessed patriarch Sahak they 05Parp2    18:2 | this, the virtuous one withdrew from all pursuits of the troubled 05Parp2    18:2 | unable to bear being separated from the ever-flowing streams of 05Parp2    18:3 | day of the saint’s birth, from the History of the venerable 05Parp2    18:7 | popular support) yearly assemblies (where) from time to time and with 05Parp2    18:7 | of people who had come from distant places, they commemorated the 05Parp2    18:8 | sort of disease was obtained from the saint’s relics. And with 05Parp2    19:2 | land of Armenia. (Yovsep’) was from the village named Xoghoc’imk’ in 05Parp3    20:0 | and impious supporter a man from the Siwnik’ tohm, named Varazvaghan 05Parp3    20:4 | The impious Varazvaghan voluntarily separated from and rejected the blessed and 05Parp3    20:12 | of what he has received from another, to the seeker. But 05Parp3    20:13 | need of cooling request it from the heat, he will not 05Parp3    20:14 | asks for something he needs from someone who does not have 05Parp3    20:14 | give it. To request it from such a one, with many 05Parp3    20:14 | would be to seek dryness from water, moisture from fire, coolness 05Parp3    20:14 | seek dryness from water, moisture from fire, coolness from the sun 05Parp3    20:14 | water, moisture from fire, coolness from the sun, or light from 05Parp3    20:14 | from the sun, or light from the night 05Parp3    20:15 | those who worthily request things from Him, He gives and totally 05Parp3    20:16 | had learned all of this from childhood and knew it well 05Parp3    20:16 | merit great gifts and honor from the Aryans, as the loyal 05Parp3    20:17 | receive not a single benefit from it, it will be more 05Parp3    20:18 | thoughts of the impious sepuh from Siwnik’ and his son, (thoughts 05Parp3    20:18 | brought to a head. Indeed, from this time on God’s righteous 05Parp3    20:23 | to the blessed champion Gregory from God. (In this vision), he 05Parp3    20:23 | through the water, they changed from being like white sheep to 05Parp3    20:24 | transformed into wolves, that man from the tohm of Siwnik’ was 05Parp3    21:1 | fitting that Lords who benefit from their servants think not only 05Parp3    21:3 | plans to lead numerous souls from error to the road (ranking 05Parp3    21:5 | the benefits which you receive from the lands, but the great 05Parp3    21:9 | and will reject and withdraw from the emperor, his faith, and 05Parp3    21:12 | more sure by a man from the tohm of Siwnik’. He 05Parp3    21:12 | he did voluntarily and enthusiastically. From him I learned and confirmed 05Parp3    21:12 | material benefits which would come from such a matter both to 05Parp3    21:15 | all of these agreeable words from his malicious, evil-minded hazarapet 05Parp3    22:1 | the benefits and other service from those people under the authority 05Parp3    22:1 | we will suffer heavy punishment from the gods should we be 05Parp3    22:2 | not demanding a certain thing from you, you should be even 05Parp3    22:6 | will not dare to stray from what we and you want 05Parp3    23:0 | of poison which had come from them, cleverly shot at the 05Parp3    23:1 | will be ruined, having strayed from the correct and just faith 05Parp3    23:4 | the blessed Ghewond, and Xoren from Mren, and Dawit’ and other 05Parp3    23:5 | Among those assembled from the naxarars were: Vasak, lord 05Parp3    24:6 | at court, there and (or) from the mages (who are styled 05Parp3    24:7 | have heard them many times from your false, so-called vardapets 05Parp3    24:10 | since you would be alienated from us for laughing at them 05Parp3    25:4 | have hopes of expecting aid from some quarter, they would never 05Parp3    25:5 | When king Yazkert heard this from all the mages and all 05Parp3    25:11 | Jesus Christ, and protect us from the attack of the wicked 05Parp3    25:15 | from the tohm of Siwnik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | was the marzpan of Armenia, from the tohm of Arcrunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Arcrunik,’ Nershapuh, from the tohm of Rshtunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Rshtunik,’ Artak, from the tohm of Xorxorhunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Xorxorhunik,’ Gadishoy, from the tohm of Mamikoneank,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | lord of the Mamikoneank,’ from the tohm of Mokk,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Mokk,’ Artak, from the tohm of Apahunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Apahunik,’ Manech, from the tohm of Amatunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Amatunik,’ Vahan, from the tohm of Vahewunik,’ 05Parp3    25:15 | tohm of Vahewunik,’ Giwt, from the tohm of Anjewac’ik,’ 05Parp3    25:16 | and from the land of Iberia, the 05Parp3    26:2 | that those who had come from Armenia, Iberia, and Aghbania (Aghuania 05Parp3    26:3 | foremost I want to hear from you how you regard me 05Parp3    26:4 | and non-Aryans without hearing from us a reply to your 05Parp3    26:5 | But I want to hear from you, I want to know 05Parp3    26:7 | nobility heard such a response from them, he note: “Your answers 05Parp3    26:7 | are quite unlike and distant from those in the letter you 05Parp3    26:8 | For it is clear from the letter that there are 05Parp3    26:10 | salvation of your souls. Turn from the road of ruin which 05Parp3    26:12 | promises, and the death-threats from Yazkert, king of Iran, the 05Parp3    26:15 | the faith which I learned from God, from my childhood, out 05Parp3    26:15 | which I learned from God, from my childhood, out of the 05Parp3    26:16 | as correct), even though received from a man; let alone to 05Parp3    26:16 | which I received and studied from the mouth of God because 05Parp3    26:19 | When the azatani from the three lands of Armenia 05Parp3    27:0 | all the naxarars who were from the three lands of Armenia 05Parp3    27:1 | no way of getting free from the trap which Satan, the 05Parp3    27:3 | serve completely their impious religion, from generation to generation 05Parp3    27:7 | observed and knew it fully from books that all matters of 05Parp3    27:14 | heard all of these words from the naxarars of Armenia, Iberia 05Parp3    27:16 | Rather, you who have come from the three lands—tanuters and 05Parp3    27:16 | the correct and just faith from God by means of the 05Parp3    27:18 | When the multitude of naxarars from the three lands heard all 05Parp3    27:18 | lands heard all these words from Vardan, the general of Armenia 05Parp3    27:24 | and present him with proverbs from the Bible, appropriate for the 05Parp3    27:26 | I myself were accursed, separated from Christ for the sake of 05Parp3    27:29 | has said, and free us from the attacks of the enemy 05Parp3    27:31 | this oath and treacherously withdraw from the vow (made) on the 05Parp3    27:31 | the holy Gospel, and withdraw from the alliance of this multitude 05Parp3    27:32 | May everlasting vengeance be sought from such an individual and from 05Parp3    27:32 | from such an individual and from those who ally with him 05Parp3    27:34 | Mamikoneans, heard all these words from the mouths of the azatani 05Parp3    28:12 | your realm by my ancestors, from the time we had been 05Parp3    28:17 | When all (the nobles) from the three lands of Armenia 05Parp3    29:2 | Anxious children fled terrified from their fathers’ arms, frightened that 05Parp3    29:4 | them split away and separated from each other. As the sweet 05Parp3    30:7 | Let us only cast off from ourselves the name of apostasy 05Parp3    30:10 | about the plan and departure from the land of Armenia of 05Parp3    30:10 | would be impossible to escape from the evil facing them 05Parp3    30:13 | Ghewond and the presbyter Eremia from [Nor k’aghak’] ( Vagharshapat) the presbyter Xoren from 05Parp3    30:13 | from [Nor k’aghak’] (Vagharshapat) the presbyter Xoren from Mren; among the senior tanuters 05Parp3    30:19 | heard all of these words from the delegation of priests and 05Parp3    30:22 | of you Armenians accurately know from historical writings and from listening 05Parp3    30:22 | know from historical writings and from listening to your seniors, that 05Parp3    31:1 | of them did not desist from the counsel of the blessed 05Parp3    32:0 | naxarars had brought with them from court to be teachers) saw 05Parp3    32:4 | a certain individual named Zandaghan from the Ostan house, a putrid 05Parp3    32:4 | things in his lifetime, heard from some people what the Armenians 05Parp3    32:10 | Your body which You created from a holy and divine virgin 05Parp3    32:11 | blood You freed the world from serving accursed sins. You died 05Parp3    32:15 | which causes Satan to flee from us in terror 05Parp3    32:17 | And should anyone stray from the oath of this covenant 05Parp3    32:17 | who was spurned and expelled from the band of holy Apostles 05Parp3    32:17 | a frightful roar be heard from You on the day of 05Parp3    32:17 | day of requiting, saying: ’Go from me, ye accursed, into the 05Parp3    32:18 | voice, the whole land shook from the cry of the troops 05Parp3    33:2 | Ayrarat and heard this news from the region of Aghbania (Aghuania 05Parp3    33:4 | men who shared his beliefs, from the azats of Armenia 05Parp3    33:9 | venerable general of Armenia, Vardan, from the Mamikonean tohm, and the 05Parp3    33:9 | brother of the blessed Aghan, from the Arcrunik’ tohm 05Parp3    34:1 | and other brigades from the troops of the Mardpetakan 05Parp3    34:1 | sepuhs, as well as (people) from the rhamik multitude in whom 05Parp3    34:8 | his actions to gain favor from ( the Iranians), had even more 05Parp3    35:7 | Arshawir) the senior sepuh, Mush, from the Dimak’sean azg. (Vardan) entrusted 05Parp3    35:10 | Arshawir Kamsarakan, he got down from his horse which was in 05Parp3    35:14 | general) immediately accepted the command from him, and began shooting at 05Parp3    35:16 | So, aid from On High favored them with 05Parp3    36:1 | the Gospel. He has rebelled from the alliance of truth. The 05Parp3    36:1 | rebelled and, turning their faces from the path of justice, they 05Parp3    36:2 | and of other tanuters gathered from each of (their) dayeaks and 05Parp3    36:3 | other nobles and some sepuhs from every tohm 05Parp3    36:7 | the land of Aghbania (Aghuania) from the district of Ayrarat in 05Parp3    36:9 | the oaths and testimonies brought from court were false and futile 05Parp3    36:9 | recriminations), only let people turn from the counsel and word of 05Parp3    36:12 | Sahak and Petros were from the district of Siwnik’. The 05Parp3    38:5 | of troops (sometimes with laments from the psalm-book, sometimes with 05Parp3    38:7 | which flowed like sweet honey from the mouth of this just 05Parp3    38:11 | all, rather it is given from time to time by heavenly 05Parp3    38:18 | and the doctrine exhorting martyrdom from the angelic lord Yovsep’ and 05Parp3    38:19 | of the Church comes not from mankind, but is bestowed by 05Parp3    38:21 | resemble Judas who was torn from the ranks of the Apostles 05Parp3    39:6 | brigade was abandoned and fatigued from killing their own people, and 05Parp3    39:10 | from the Xorxorhunik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | Xorxorhunik’ azg, the blessed Xoren, from the Palunik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | azg, the blessed sepuh Artak, from the Gndunik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | Gndunik’ azg, the blessed Tachat, from the Dimak’sean azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | Dimak’sean azg, the blessed Hmayeak, from the K’ajberunik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | K’ajberunik’ azg, the blessed Nerseh, from the Gnunik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | Gnunik’ azg, the blessed Vahan, from the Encaynik’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:10 | azg, the blessed Arsen, and from the Sruanjteayk’ azg, the blessed 05Parp3    39:12 | who had been brought down from strongholds and killed with the 05Parp3    39:13 | people who had learned it from the Iranian military commanders 05Parp3    40:1 | the deaths of good men from the Iranian brigade, and about 05Parp3    40:3 | a certain man named Atrormizd, from the land of Armenia, be 05Parp3    41:0 | the latter organized a brigade from the select multitude of Iran 05Parp3    41:1 | land of Byzantium, requesting troops from the emperor, as was mentioned 05Parp3    41:2 | then listened to it again from them, affectionately. He agreed to 05Parp3    41:2 | overtook him and he passed from this life 05Parp3    41:3 | who have come to us from Armenia 05Parp3    41:4 | and to remove a land from the service of its king 05Parp3    41:10 | time they were coming down from the strongholds of Parxar mountain 05Parp3    41:13 | the wicked despair that resulted from the great and terrible mourning 05Parp3    41:14 | that so many fine men from the brigade of Iranians and 05Parp3    42:6 | boys whom he had seized from tohms of the Mamikoneans, Kamsarakans 05Parp3    42:7 | thanks to the unseen effect from on High of judicious God 05Parp3    42:11 | the mask was pulled away from his duplicitous plans and all 05Parp3    42:15 | the doctrine of the Savior from this man. ’Whatever town or 05Parp3    42:20 | Vasak had advanced a little from where (the captives) were, the 05Parp3    43:2 | as well as the boys from the Mamikonean tohm and the 05Parp3    43:2 | tohm and the Kamsarakans and from others azgs, the children of 05Parp3    43:8 | doctrine, which we have heard from your teachers, you have said 05Parp3    44:0 | the blessed Arshen, the presbyter from the district of Bagrewand from 05Parp3    44:0 | from the district of Bagrewand from the village called Eghegeak, and 05Parp3    44:0 | blessed deacon K’ajaj who was from the district of Rstunik’, a 05Parp3    44:1 | Aryan world to protect it from bad and damaging things. Should 05Parp3    44:1 | Should some enemies attack us from all sides, that fire preserved 05Parp3    44:5 | of these words threatening punishment from the poisonous hazarapet of the 05Parp3    44:5 | spoke at length, are distinguished ( from each other) in the priestly 05Parp3    44:14 | otherwise with the glass bead from which fire comes. Fire can 05Parp3    44:14 | fire comes. Fire can spring from argil mixed with silver, when 05Parp3    44:23 | him heard this loud praise from the holy men and saw 05Parp3    44:24 | someone without hearing the words from his own mouth. Now we 05Parp3    45:5 | the honors he had received from the king and came and 05Parp3    45:11 | and demanded a prompt response from them 05Parp3    45:15 | there was such a protest from us 05Parp3    45:17 | of the princes. Many Iranians from the senior tohms who today 05Parp3    45:21 | well as much equippage taken from the Iranian officials here in 05Parp3    45:27 | Vahan Amatuni and other naxarars from each tohm to Byzantium. After 05Parp3    45:31 | all of this in order from Arshawir Kamsarakan, and saw the 05Parp3    46:1 | to us to read, and from which we were accurately informed 05Parp3    46:3 | Huns wanted to forcibly take from me such a servant as 05Parp3    46:4 | But know this: from now on you are no 05Parp3    46:5 | My taxes from the land of Armenia, the 05Parp3    46:5 | value of them) be demanded from your tun and your sons’ 05Parp3    46:9 | regarding him, that “He emerges from his trial accused, and his 05Parp3    46:10 | previous honors should be seized from him with insults. The guards 05Parp3    46:10 | his) lordship, they removed him from the court assembly in disgrace 05Parp3    47:2 | from the tohm of Siwnik’, the 05Parp3    47:3 | from the tohm of Arcrunik’, Nershapuh 05Parp3    47:4 | from the tohm of Mamikonean, Hamazaspean 05Parp3    47:5 | from the tohm of Kamsarakan, Arshawir 05Parp3    47:6 | from the tohm of Amatunik’, Vahan 05Parp3    47:7 | from the tohm of Gnunik’, Atom 05Parp3    47:8 | from the tohm of Dimak’sean, T’at’ul 05Parp3    47:9 | from the tohm of Anjewac’ik’, Shmawon 05Parp3    47:10 | from the tohm of the first 05Parp3    47:11 | from the tohm of Arcrunik’, Aprusam 05Parp3    47:12 | from the tohm of Mandakunik’, Sahak 05Parp3    47:13 | from the tohm of the Tashrac’ik’ 05Parp3    47:13 | of the Tashrac’ik’, Vren, and from the tohm of Rhop’sean, Babik 05Parp3    48:0 | and naxarars, be taken along from Hyrcania 05Parp3    48:3 | lost choice and renowned men from his troops, as well as 05Parp3    48:9 | bad experiences we have had from the enemy. (The cause) is 05Parp3    48:10 | delayed so long, preserving them from death, such an action would 05Parp3    48:11 | an unknown place very far from the caravan and beheaded there 05Parp3    49:1 | the mages) flayed the flesh from the holy man’s bones with 05Parp3    50:1 | to remove the blessed priests from the prison where they were 05Parp3    50:1 | untrodden and deserted place far from the city and cruelly tortured 05Parp3    50:2 | that they had been taken from the city, or by what 05Parp3    50:5 | but a tooth or fingernail from such (martyred Christians) and to 05Parp3    50:7 | as nothing to remove them from their persons and give them 05Parp3    50:9 | Vehdenshapuh, heard all these words from the king in the land 05Parp3    50:9 | regard to the other nobles from Armenia, he stipulated that he 05Parp3    50:9 | that he would release them from their shackles when he arrives 05Parp3    50:11 | indeed all of you heard from him 05Parp3    50:12 | of Christ, will be freed from bondage; we, with the power 05Parp3    51:0 | executioners—as was accurately learned from the blessed Xuzhik—a man 05Parp3    51:4 | holy Spirit of God. Arising from the meal, they glorified and 05Parp3    51:8 | savior. May you be released from the heroic shackles which now 05Parp3    51:9 | May your souls be freed from the invisible shackles of Satan 05Parp3    51:10 | naxarars heard such a command from the blessed priests of Christ 05Parp3    51:13 | or Lazarus who was raised from the dead, (wondering) why the 05Parp3    51:14 | such words of glad tidings from the naxarars, all of them 05Parp3    51:16 | and for making students drawn from the people more wise than 05Parp3    51:18 | We depart from those who have placed us 05Parp3    51:21 | you. He will release you from the bonds which now confine 05Parp3    52:0 | a multitude of executioners arrived from the ambarapet, carrying many fiercely 05Parp3    52:1 | cut and remove the irons from the saints’ hands, feet and 05Parp3    53:1 | kill, spare, honor or dishonor. From this day until the entire 05Parp3    53:1 | Armenian man (wherever he comes from), or a lad of the 05Parp3    53:1 | at all (who has come from elsewhere and settled here 05Parp3    53:5 | hastened to take the saints from the shahastan 05Parp3    53:7 | May He free your bodies from the visible shackles which bind 05Parp3    53:7 | your fathers, free your souls from the invisible shackles of Satan 05Parp3    53:11 | come along with them voluntarily from the land of Armenia to 05Parp3    53:12 | the presbyter Xoren (who was from the village named Orkovi in 05Parp3    53:12 | venerable presbyter Abraham (who was from the village called Zenaks in 05Parp3    54:1 | native of Khuzistan). This man from childhood had been a model 05Parp3    54:4 | were, and where they were from 05Parp3    54:6 | and sun, and through them, from my childhood, I was committed 05Parp3    54:7 | vardapet preached in, and was from, the city of Tarsus in 05Parp3    54:13 | heard all of these words from the ambarapet, with great adoration 05Parp3    55:1 | six hrasax or more distant from Niwshapuh (or more, according Iranian 05Parp3    55:2 | arose, and without letting anyone from the village or even all 05Parp3    55:3 | through an untouched desert far from the village, a distance of 05Parp3    55:9 | and the gods will demand from your souls all the blood 05Parp3    56:0 | his foolish words, stand back from such senseless advice, and like 05Parp3    56:4 | a counselor, and many died from your actions, be now a 05Parp3    56:4 | shall find so much honor from the king that you will 05Parp3    56:8 | testify, I have learned (all) from God and not from man 05Parp3    56:8 | all) from God and not from man. Today, out of mental 05Parp3    56:9 | that we should accept honor from mortal, earthen man, who is 05Parp3    56:10 | is but one thing lacking from our blessed glorification, and that 05Parp3    56:11 | and let us joyfully escape from this transitory diseased life. And 05Parp3    56:13 | could yet dislodge one person from this brigade of unshakable union 05Parp3    56:15 | our confession, which was learned from God 05Parp3    57:0 | began to say, as though from the mouths of all the 05Parp3    57:2 | although streams of blood gushed from the saint’s wound 05Parp3    57:7 | kindness aided and kept me from from the time of my 05Parp3    57:7 | aided and kept me from from the time of my childhood 05Parp3    57:9 | were: the blessed kat’oghikos Yovsep’ from Vayoc’ Dzor, the blessed bishop 05Parp3    57:9 | Dzor, the blessed bishop Sahak from Rheshtunik’, the blessed presbyter Arshen 05Parp3    57:9 | Rheshtunik’, the blessed presbyter Arshen from Bagrewand, the blessed man of 05Parp3    57:9 | of God, Ghewond the presbyter, from Vanand, the blessed presbyter Mushe 05Parp3    57:9 | Vanand, the blessed presbyter Mushe from Aghbak, and the holy deacon 05Parp3    57:9 | and the holy deacon K’ajaj from eRewan 05Parp3    57:10 | truthfully written what he heard from him about the speeches of 05Parp3    57:13 | the remains of the saints from the other guards 05Parp3    57:14 | and frightful noises were heard from the abyss. A multitude of 05Parp3    57:15 | light, resembling a rainbow, descended from the sky and enveloped the 05Parp3    57:16 | great quake hurled them up from the ground. Thus, with their 05Parp3    57:17 | preserved the venerable Xuzhik free from care. Joyfully he glorified God 05Parp3    57:18 | fear, the sounds of roaring from the abyss quieted, the thundering 05Parp3    57:19 | the guards had somewhat recovered from the awful alarm of numbness 05Parp3    57:19 | had a mind to flee from the place. But because their 05Parp3    57:20 | him, hobbling along, he fled from the place so that the 05Parp3    57:22 | But the venerable Xuzhik separated from them and went off by 05Parp3    57:28 | a radiant eagle flew down from the sky and perched on 05Parp3    57:29 | Such a sweet fragrance wafted from the saints’ bodies that it 05Parp3    57:30 | they separated the saints’ bones from the fragrant bodies. Wrapping the 05Parp3    57:33 | time they would be released from their bonds to see their 05Parp3    57:33 | the grace they would receive from God on that night. And 05Parp3    57:41 | We heard these many times from the marvellous Kamsarakan, and wrote 05Parp3    58:2 | our spiritual lords and vardapets from Niwshapuh and departed. We wanted 05Parp3    58:3 | Vehdenshapuh heard these words from them and he and all 05Parp3    58:5 | will receive very great honors from us and be sent back 05Parp3    58:8 | God that he rouses you from the stupor of ignorance, so 05Parp3    58:9 | heard such a fearless reply from the venerable priests, they implemented 05Parp3    58:13 | priest Abraham, taking the gifts from the southern parts of Asorestan 05Parp3    58:13 | courageous bearer of provisions taken from the giving believers of the 05Parp3    59:0 | record in order what transpired from the preceding part 05Parp3    59:1 | prince of Siwnik’, had taken from their dayeaks as the sons 05Parp3    59:3 | and received the great gift from the king, he went into 05Parp3    59:5 | something you have never seen from your other servants 05Parp3    59:6 | the nobility heard such words from Ashusha, they praised the man 05Parp4    60:2 | the Armenian naxarars be freed from bondage and that stipends be 05Parp4    60:3 | and has ordered you freed from your shackles. He has stipulated 05Parp4    60:4 | and was their benefactor, and from Whom they with patience awaited 05Parp4    60:7 | of brave and miraculous men from the military commander and from 05Parp4    60:7 | from the military commander and from the entire district 05Parp4    61:1 | authority as nothing, turning away from belongings, giving themselves up to 05Parp4    61:1 | dishonor rather than glory, suffering from hunger and thirst, loathing the 05Parp4    61:5 | of the Almighty, they returned from each battle uninjured, victorious, and 05Parp4    61:8 | wine, they now drank water from a ladle; instead of clothing 05Parp4    62:0 | Yovsep’, lord Melite (who was from the azg of Manazkertec’ik’) succeeded 05Parp4    62:0 | by lord Movses who was from the same azg 05Parp4    62:1 | providence, lord Giwt (who was from the village of Arahez in 05Parp4    62:2 | martyred with Vardan, be they from the Mamikonean tohm, the Kamsarakan 05Parp4    62:2 | tohm, the Kamsarakan tohm, or from other azgs. They did this 05Parp4    62:4 | Ashusha had requested and received from the king of Iran, Yazkert 05Parp4    63:0 | thieves, having purchased (their) tanuterut’iwn from the Iranians, unworthily through apostasy 05Parp4    63:1 | than real men and were from the line of worthless tohms 05Parp4    63:5 | or another type of meat from the hunts, or some other 05Parp4    63:5 | other honorable and expensive article, from each land 05Parp4    63:9 | the Iranian officials who came from the court liked and honored 05Parp4    63:13 | like them (who had fled) from the soul-killing, fanatical king 05Parp4    63:13 | soul-killing, fanatical king and from the impious princes of the 05Parp4    63:13 | forests, like rabbits (protecting themselves) from the swoop of devouring eagles 05Parp4    64:2 | words, and turns them away from these things 05Parp4    64:6 | king Peroz heard such accusations from Gadishoy Maxaz, he became enraged 05Parp4    64:8 | Power from On High dignified this blessed 05Parp4    64:10 | Yazatvshnasp (the son of Ashtat, from the Mihran tun) to him 05Parp4    64:12 | but something I have done from my childhood on. And I 05Parp4    64:12 | I loathe everyone who strays from the truth. I have attempted 05Parp4    64:12 | dissuade all who would stray from the truth and travel an 05Parp4    64:17 | though you have no assurance from me 05Parp4    64:18 | equal in honor or splendor from our court 05Parp4    64:19 | wish, I will remove you from the episcopacy and from your 05Parp4    64:19 | you from the episcopacy and from your position. And you will 05Parp4    64:20 | king everthing that you hear from my mouth in full 05Parp4    64:22 | I hold my office not from him but from his servants 05Parp4    64:22 | office not from him but from his servants, either he or 05Parp4    64:22 | to me might take it from me. For, having lived with 05Parp4    64:23 | you say you will take from me, no king or prince 05Parp4    64:23 | this honor of ordination away from me, only death can take 05Parp4    64:25 | the messenger heard such words from the blessed kat’oghikos of Armenia 05Parp4    64:26 | to add to or subtract from what the sender says 05Parp4    64:27 | and say what you heard from me. For it is impossible 05Parp4    64:32 | which he hoped to extract from me by making me furious 05Parp4    64:33 | like, but you are removed from the office of the kat’oghikosate 05Parp4    64:34 | that he had been removed from office, to rest from the 05Parp4    64:34 | removed from office, to rest from the cares of the world 05Parp4    64:35 | for each of their diseases from the saint’s prayers. Others of 05Parp4    64:35 | were desirous of obtaining ordination from the blessed right hand of 05Parp4    65:0 | Gadishoy Maghxaz came from the court and assembled around 05Parp4    65:4 | who heard these vengeful words from the constant slanderers, doubted the 05Parp4    65:8 | to do it or profit from it 05Parp4    65:12 | with him. When (Peroz) heard from Vahan the large amount of 05Parp4    65:16 | were some oppression, I felt from you, and wanted to go 05Parp4    65:18 | heard such words of wisdom from Vahan, they all vindicated his 05Parp4    65:21 | more that he had returned from court in splendor. He had 05Parp4    66:1 | This was heard by people from the land of Armenia, many 05Parp4    66:5 | benefit and a goodly visit from On High. But they were 05Parp4    66:6 | him, it would save him from his pangs of conscience, while 05Parp4    66:6 | while it would free us from the constant suspicions and continual 05Parp4    66:10 | Hoping to find some release from my conscience which bothers me 05Parp4    66:15 | heard all of these words from Vahan Mamikonean, they gave a 05Parp4    66:20 | At’ik, came forward. He was from the prominent village called Bjni 05Parp4    67:0 | Armenian naxarars, named Varaz-shapuh, from the Amatunik’ tohm, separated from 05Parp4    67:0 | from the Amatunik’ tohm, separated from the plan of unity (just 05Parp4    67:0 | just as Judas was rejected from the host of blessed Apostles 05Parp4    67:2 | accurately learning about the disaster from others, and that (the rebellion 05Parp4    67:7 | There was a sepuh from Urc named Varaznerseh, the son 05Parp4    67:8 | you and we shall receive from the king of kings honors 05Parp4    67:9 | stronger and (or) receive help from elsewhere. (In that case) we 05Parp4    67:10 | with him. Taking a brigade from Atrpatakan, and from the marzpan 05Parp4    67:10 | a brigade from Atrpatakan, and from the marzpan of Koprik’, and 05Parp4    68:0 | sparapetut’iwn of Armenia, first, clearly from orders from On High, and 05Parp4    68:0 | Armenia, first, clearly from orders from On High, and secondly from 05Parp4    68:0 | from On High, and secondly from the Armenian people. They heard 05Parp4    68:6 | his brother Hrahat, two men from the Gnunik’ tohm: Atom, prince 05Parp4    68:16 | two, three, or more, separate from each other. (He told them 05Parp4    68:19 | to those who had come from Atrvshnasp, saying: “To now we 05Parp4    68:23 | Hearing such words from the brave Mamikonean sepuh the 05Parp4    68:23 | that they had to move from the plain to the mountains 05Parp4    69:6 | From a distance, the brave select 05Parp4    69:8 | With help from On High, (the Armenians) applied 05Parp4    69:10 | hour, and to barely escape from Atom and Arhastom 05Parp4    69:11 | very first man to advance from the Iranian brigade 05Parp4    69:13 | Garjoyl) wanted to come up from behind, fall upon those whom 05Parp4    69:19 | his satellites—one named Varhgosh from the Gnt’unik’ tohm, the other 05Parp4    69:19 | tohm, the other named Vasak from the Saharhunik’ tohm—and quickly 05Parp4    69:25 | Armenia had (a passage read) from the twenty-ninth psalm: “The 05Parp4    69:26 | gladness. He took my sackcloth from me and girded me with 05Parp4    69:29 | Then the troops came from battle and again related the 05Parp4    70:1 | acting on this. But then, from somewhere, he assembled [300] Huns and 05Parp4    70:3 | and need not learn it from anyone. You have also seen 05Parp4    70:7 | the truth will be saved from Gehenna, but whoever slips and 05Parp4    70:7 | but whoever slips and strays from the direct road will be 05Parp4    70:13 | unprepared, nonetheless, encouraged with aid from On High, they fearlessly struck 05Parp4    70:16 | his impious words, he fell from his horse and was wickedly 05Parp4    71:0 | that many troops were coming from Iran. The following numerous military 05Parp4    71:21 | The number of those slain from the Iranian brigade exceded the 05Parp4    71:21 | was greater than those slain from the Iranian brigade at the 05Parp4    72:0 | While (the troops) were returning from the battle with strengthened, joyful 05Parp4    72:1 | of God had safely escaped from bondage and had arrived (in 05Parp4    72:4 | an eagle in flight (flying) from the secure places of the 05Parp4    72:4 | secure places of the shahastan, from lofty walls, from a multitude 05Parp4    72:4 | the shahastan, from lofty walls, from a multitude of guards surrounded 05Parp4    72:5 | accepted the fruit of confession from my lips. The Omniscient was 05Parp4    72:8 | thanks to thee for ever; from generation to generation we will 05Parp4    73:3 | An emissary came to them from the king of Iberia (Georgia 05Parp4    73:8 | out of fear he fled from the borders of Iberia to 05Parp4    73:9 | Then he had spies dispatched from the brigade of Iberians and 05Parp4    73:11 | do not move anywhere up from the land, and if Mihran 05Parp4    73:16 | to a place more distant from the Iranian camp and lodged 05Parp4    74:3 | day (Vasak) would be taken from him and from this filthy 05Parp4    74:3 | be taken from him and from this filthy life and be 05Parp4    74:10 | own steed, (Vahan) removed him from the battle and saved him 05Parp4    74:15 | named Yazd, and some others from the land of Iberia 05Parp4    75:2 | was about two hrasax distant from it at a village named 05Parp4    75:4 | hemmed in by horrible fear from On High, and he did 05Parp4    75:9 | men, brigands, parasites, and men from bad tohms who (are able 05Parp4    75:9 | are a little way distant from you, they urinate on the 05Parp4    75:12 | death preferable to hearing that from such a king 05Parp4    75:17 | of Armenia, being wretched men from bad tohms, in accordance with 05Parp4    75:17 | bravery, goodness, and good repute from the land of Armenia 05Parp4    75:27 | land of Armenia and take from our land that filthy trade 05Parp4    75:27 | and bad men duplicitously take from you only to ridicule you 05Parp4    75:27 | despicable, you must demand work from each, and not humor 05Parp4    76:0 | fashion, suddenly an emissary arrived from court, urgently summoning Mihran to 05Parp4    76:3 | For from the day the Iranians had 05Parp4    76:6 | Lord Gregory, who drove from the land of Armenia that 05Parp4    76:6 | the dense fog of sadness from my heart, and grant that 05Parp4    76:8 | there removed the captive Hrahat from the guards who were surrounding 05Parp4    76:11 | them. For if someone flees from a great and mighty prince 05Parp4    76:11 | live if he has fled from the gods 05Parp4    76:12 | through their intercession find forgiveness from the king, and live 05Parp4    76:15 | heard all of these words from Mihran and all the other 05Parp4    76:16 | or far his life is from the gate. What if he 05Parp4    76:17 | life) itself will be taken from me together with the glory 05Parp4    76:18 | impious judges heard these words from the blessed Yazd, they ordered 05Parp4    76:18 | mountain, about two stone’s throws from the holy chapel 05Parp4    77:3 | of resting awhile and relaxing from labor, unexpectedly diabolical and insane 05Parp4    77:3 | diabolical and insane men arrived from the Iberian (Georgian) region. At 05Parp4    77:4 | tell you: ’After your flight from the Iberian battle, we remained 05Parp4    77:5 | God’s design, a spiritual priest from the Teghac’ retreat was placed 05Parp4    77:5 | know who we were or from what district. But in accordance 05Parp4    77:5 | This man, after removing us from the (battle)site to a 05Parp4    77:6 | the food as we could from the saint’s hands, we were 05Parp4    77:7 | to where we had come from, and from what district, since 05Parp4    77:7 | we had come from, and from what district, since, he said 05Parp4    77:10 | to achieve glory and honors from the Iranians 05Parp4    77:11 | afraid to send to you from there, thinking that if someone 05Parp4    77:13 | they heard these satanic words from the stupid men, they immediately 05Parp4    77:15 | words of the diabolical men from Iberia, the wishes and consent 05Parp4    77:16 | For even if the brigade from Iran is very small, nonetheless 05Parp4    77:19 | because the increasingly bright light from his face struck me with 05Parp4    77:20 | that he would be taken from me and mingle with other 05Parp4    77:23 | I will not prevent anyone from going who wants to go 05Parp4    78:2 | glory and we shall rest from this very protracted affair 05Parp4    78:8 | displayed bravery: the venerable Ordi from the Dimak’sean tohm and the 05Parp4    78:8 | tohm and the venerable K’ajaj from the Saharhunik’ tohm who gave 05Parp4    78:10 | lord Yohan, having been thrown from his horse was left there 05Parp4    79:7 | be able to pry them from him, if he remains alone 05Parp4    79:11 | day, an emissary reached (Hazarawuxt) from court, bearing a hrovartak which 05Parp4    79:11 | Vaxt’ang, or to chase him from the land; and to leave 05Parp4    80:0 | Siwnik’, with a brigade drawn from the entire district of Siwnik’ 05Parp4    80:2 | Thus he formed a brigade from the many who allied with 05Parp4    80:9 | may hold even more (firmly) from now on, without fear. Because 05Parp4    80:10 | of your ancestors has received from kings. And you and your 05Parp4    80:11 | Kamsarakans heard such a message from Shapuh, the Iranian military commander 05Parp4    80:13 | enjoy the futile glory (received) from you and appear lustrous, but 05Parp4    80:14 | God, He will save us from oppression, will preserve our women 05Parp4    81:0 | to accomplish nothing, since security from On High surrounded and preserved 05Parp4    81:1 | Every morning they shot arrows from below (the encampment) and there 05Parp4    81:2 | Hashteank’ (district), to get help from the people there 05Parp4    81:9 | Xurs (who was from Shirmac’ village in Arshamunik’ district 05Parp4    81:10 | avenging God demand (an explanation) from us for the man from 05Parp4    81:10 | from us for the man from different lands who dies because 05Parp4    82:10 | weeping and of bad news from the camp of the impious 05Parp4    82:11 | From the Armenian brigade, only Gabagh 05Parp4    83:1 | Mamikonean wanted to rest awhile from the weight of the evening’s 05Parp4    83:10 | Armenian brigade had turned tail from the oath sworn on the 05Parp4    83:10 | sworn on the Gospel, and from the counsel of Armenia’s general 05Parp4    83:11 | their dayeaks, and other azats from the Mamikonean house 05Parp4    84:1 | distraught, they separated and splintered from each other and each returned 05Parp4    84:4 | or Hashteank’, and take auxiliaries from them as from his own 05Parp4    84:4 | take auxiliaries from them as from his own relatives; and we 05Parp4    84:8 | I have never even heard from the Aryan military commanders about 05Parp4    85:1 | Mamikonean, suddenly an emissary arrived from the Iranians bearing exceedingly bad 05Parp4    85:1 | had escaped countless severe defeats from the Hepthalites 05Parp4    85:4 | hours he awoke as though from being dazed and drugged, and 05Parp4    85:5 | hear important and useful information from emissaries. However, it is very 05Parp4    85:7 | in Hyrcania and massing troops from all sides, he wanted to 05Parp4    85:9 | Aryans with their swords. For from such a deed he personally 05Parp4    85:10 | sense or remember his disgraces from earlier enemies—disgraces which he 05Parp4    85:10 | all the Aryans had experienced from the Hepthalites 05Parp4    85:12 | the difficulties of the besiegement from which I mercifully released you 05Parp4    85:15 | I will transport the soil from the places where you are 05Parp4    85:18 | few men who had escaped from the carnage reached Hyrcania and 05Parp4    86:0 | Shapuh heard all these words from the emissary, he replied: “I 05Parp4    86:0 | an excuse to get away from the work we have been 05Parp4    86:3 | like Gdihon and killing many from the brigade, they themselves went 05Parp4    86:4 | a great and useful land from serving the Aryans? Were I 05Parp4    86:4 | him, especially the three brothers from the Kamsarakan tohm, I would 05Parp4    86:7 | information and accepted the visitation from God and the facts of 05Parp4    87:7 | how to select the useful from the useless (people); to consult 05Parp4    88:1 | caused many people to flee from the Aryan realm. In a 05Parp4    88:2 | holds such a land aloof from you is a good man 05Parp4    88:2 | Peroz who drove him away from serving the Aryans. Everyone knows 05Parp4    88:17 | heard such statements in order from Mihran, Hazarawuxt, and all the 05Parp4    88:22 | made bold to do resulted from Peroz’ lack of knowledge of 05Parp4    89:1 | have a hrovartak for you from king Vagharsh and a message 05Parp4    89:2 | saw Nixor’s messengers and heard from them all the words of 05Parp4    89:2 | ordered those who had come from Nixor to say the words 05Parp4    89:8 | magianism; remove the fire-temples from the land of Armenia, and 05Parp4    89:9 | approach, but even chase them from the assembly 05Parp4    90:1 | Kark’ayin, Arhawan Aghbewrkac’i, and Pachok, from the Mardpetakan brigade 05Parp4    90:3 | who had come to him from Vahan Mamikonean, with a happy 05Parp4    90:7 | gods will demand their blood from Peroz) so too Vahan is 05Parp4    90:10 | other men who had come from Vahan Mamikonean heard this, they 05Parp4    90:12 | have heard all your words from the messengers whom I sent 05Parp4    90:14 | the naxarars who had come from Vahan Mamikonean, sent them to 05Parp4    90:15 | the rebels who had come from Armenia were honored by Nixor 05Parp4    90:19 | delivered Nixor’s letter, (Vahan) learned from what was written that Nixor 05Parp4    90:20 | He also learned from the messengers about how Nixor 05Parp4    91:2 | some senior Aryans and people from noted tohms come here and 05Parp4    91:2 | us speak together and hear from each other what we think 05Parp4    91:7 | new thing you have fashioned. From now on it is very 05Parp4    91:8 | and then, without learning it from you, it seems I (will 05Parp4    91:14 | court and heard about you from men of the world, Armenians 05Parp4    91:14 | know about you first-hand from experience 05Parp4    91:25 | gods will demand that blood from the impiety of Peroz; and 05Parp4    91:27 | be no more bitter service from which we cannot free ourselves 05Parp4    92:4 | his inability to choose bad from good, brave from cowardly, wise 05Parp4    92:4 | choose bad from good, brave from cowardly, wise from stupid, deserving 05Parp4    92:4 | good, brave from cowardly, wise from stupid, deserving from undeserving, it 05Parp4    92:4 | cowardly, wise from stupid, deserving from undeserving, it was sufficient and 05Parp4    92:6 | people, men who were fugitives from the land because of their 05Parp4    92:8 | know their craft and benefit from it, want to teach the 05Parp4    92:9 | nobility and justice have departed from and ruined the land of 05Parp4    92:18 | repeated (the demands) in writing, from the king. We need only 05Parp4    93:0 | When Nixor heard such words from Vahan Mamikonean, with a greatly 05Parp4    93:3 | and the apostates were removed from the festivities, full of shame 05Parp4    93:8 | the site of the atean from achieving dignity? Now let a 05Parp4    93:8 | how to listen and profit from the words of seniors and 05Parp4    93:14 | broken, and as though awakened from a nightmare 05Parp4    93:16 | to the ushers: “I am from the brigade of the rebels 05Parp4    93:19 | me (want) what we demanded from you through messengers and in 05Parp4    93:20 | of magianism and the atrushans from the land of Armenia, and 05Parp4    94:1 | Nixor requested from Vahan the native Armenian cavalry 05Parp4    94:5 | ruined. This had happened partly from the recourse of the inhabitants 05Parp4    94:5 | of the place, and partly from the fury of the waters 05Parp4    95:2 | Considering Vahan Mamikonean’s fatigue from traveling, king Vagharsh rejoiced merely 05Parp4    95:17 | People from the same district as they 05Parp4    95:17 | as they and other people from the land of Armenia clearly 05Parp4    95:18 | they not be polluted. Coming from you duplicitously they hold your 05Parp4    95:19 | Remove that traffic in duplicity from the land of Armenia. (It 05Parp4    95:21 | words and this issue come from us all 05Parp4    95:22 | not want to remove us from your service, then confirm it 05Parp4    95:22 | kings (confirmed). And demand submission from us as from serving folk 05Parp4    95:22 | demand submission from us as from serving folk. With your intelligent 05Parp4    95:23 | grace of the words issuing from his mouth 05Parp4    95:24 | that the outpouring of words from the Mamikonid was granted by 05Parp4    95:25 | give you written and sealed— from today to eternity—all you 05Parp4    96:10 | death, and raised me up from it, I would like my 05Parp4    96:13 | and foremost sought that present from us, let the Kamsarakan terut’iwn 05Parp4    96:14 | wait a while until people from that tohm know (about this 05Parp4    96:15 | and try hard to be from now on loyal, fair-minded 05Parp4    96:15 | always ready to receive orders from us at times 05Parp4    97:3 | Who wiped away the sweat from the diligent sons of His 05Parp4    98:0 | who could distinguish the wise from the stupid, and the good 05Parp4    98:0 | the stupid, and the good from the bad 05Parp4    98:4 | Andekan himself travelled from the land of Armenia to 05Parp4    98:7 | man possesses. No one aside from you (who are godlike and 05Parp4    98:10 | of them consume a stipend from the lord of the Aryans 05Parp4    98:10 | should they consume (stipends provided) from the land (of Armenia), much 05Parp4    99:2 | the hrovartak of the marzpanate from the hands of the emissary 05Parp4    99:7 | Israel’s fountain” [Psalms 67, 27]. He ordered readings from the passage describing Israel’s deliverance 05Parp4    99:7 | the passage describing Israel’s deliverance from the servitude of pharaoh, and 05Parp4    99:7 | the servitude of pharaoh, and from Kings, the passage where David 05Parp4    100:0 | Holy Virgin Mother of God from the very beginning: through the 05Parp4    100:2 | The gushing water from the twelve fountains, spreading abroad 05Parp4    100:2 | in the congregations, The Lord, from the fountain of Israel 05Parp4    100:3 | is note: “it came up from the earth and watered the 05Parp4    100:3 | Holy Apostles, having received water from the fountain of the Word 05Parp4    100:3 | the fountain of the Word from the Holy Virgin, have filled 05Parp4    100:7 | font washed away the filth from the souls of those who 05Parp4    100:8 | in the congregations, The Lord, from the fountain of Israel 05Parp4    100:11 | shining with splendor of honor from Christ while my eyes see 05Parp4    100:21 | and teach them to drink from the delighting cup for the 05Parp4    100:21 | the salvation of their souls; from that milk and wine about 05Parp4    100:21 | for your breasts became beautiful from wine 05Parp4    100:22 | young and ill-spirited friends from the sleep-inducing that was 05Parp4    100:23 | let them not drink again from that wine of which Lot 05Parp4    100:25 | the incarnate child of God from him 05Parp4    100:31 | than prayers and tears; only from the well-to-do is 05Parp4    100:32 | be found to have strayed from the kingdom of heaven? And 05Parp4    100:32 | who, by shedding some tears from day to day will inherit 05Parp4    100:37 | the souls of men—stray from it all and you shall 05Parp4    100:38 | the one who receive it from the right hand of the 05Parp4    100:38 | the kingdom prepared for you from the creation of the world 06Khor1    1:2 | From Moses Khorenats’i to Sahak Bagratuni 06Khor1    1:6 | nor thought of bringing in from outside the assistance of wise 06Khor1    1:7 | shall trace all the genealogies from father to son. Indeed, I 06Khor1    2:1 | wished to expound our affairs from Greek sources although they are 06Khor1    2:2 | mentioned only the Greek historians from whom we have promised to 06Khor1    2:7 | but also many famous scholars from the land of Greece were 06Khor1    3:10 | fertility of your mind, that from the beginnings of our nation 06Khor1    3:10 | clans and families: who descended from whom, what each one of 06Khor1    3:10 | each one’s deeds and times from the time of confusion at 06Khor1    3:11 | down my account without error from the beginning as far as 06Khor1    3:11 | far as you, or starting from you and others work backward 06Khor1    3:13 | reach the pagan narratives; and from these we shall take whatever 06Khor1    4:6 | reckoning of the years differ from ours, especially from the biblical 06Khor1    4:6 | years differ from ours, especially from the biblical years, but neither 06Khor1    4:12 | to have received a command from God’s mouth. But he transgressed 06Khor1    4:12 | Likewise, he heard the sentence from the same One’s mouth 06Khor1    4:16 | been said, he was expelled from the Garden and from God 06Khor1    4:16 | expelled from the Garden and from God 06Khor1    4:23 | said to have been removed from among the impious [cf. Gen. 5:24]. The cause 06Khor1    4:25 | He will give us rest from work and the toil of 06Khor1    4:25 | toil of our hands and from the earth which the Lord 06Khor1    4:28 | For he well said “ from our deeds,” which is from 06Khor1    4:28 | from our deeds,” which is from lawlessness, and “from the toil 06Khor1    4:28 | which is from lawlessness, and “ from the toil of hands,” with 06Khor1    5:2 | the investigation of the times from the beginning to our own 06Khor1    5:2 | lineage of the patriarchal lines from the three sons of Noah 06Khor1    5:4 | have found to be trustworthy from among the old stories, and 06Khor1    5:38 | fourth after Noah and third from Sem 06Khor1    5:39 | Likewise they put T’iras fourth from Noah but Yapheth third, although 06Khor1    5:40 | And Mestrayim, placed as fourth from Noah and third from Ham 06Khor1    5:40 | fourth from Noah and third from Ham, we do not find 06Khor1    5:43 | years of the generations descended from Ham down to Ninos are 06Khor1    5:45 | Likewise he counts our genealogy from Hayk to Ara the Handsome 06Khor1    5:47 | in detail all the genealogies from the royal archives. But we 06Khor1    5:47 | But we received a command from kings to omit mention of 06Khor1    5:47 | the insignificant and wicked men from among the ancients and to 06Khor1    5:50 | although the Greeks themselves translated from Chaldaean into their own language 06Khor1    5:50 | Greeks since we have learned from them 06Khor1    6:2 | our ability what is reliable from many sources, we have set 06Khor1    6:6 | begin my present account quoting from my beloved Sibyl, Berossus, who 06Khor1    6:14 | Therefore they set strong men from among the Titans to supervise 06Khor1    6:17 | did God destroy these races from before the face of the 06Khor1    6:18 | sworn covenant and exacted retribution from the race of Ham, restoring 06Khor1    6:24 | dwelt by the same riverbank, from whose name he called the 06Khor1    6:24 | the dispersion of his sons from him had its first origins 06Khor1    6:29 | this book all that comes from hearsay and from books so 06Khor1    6:29 | that comes from hearsay and from books so that you may 06Khor1    7:4 | said to have stolen fire from the gods and given it 06Khor1    7:5 | and the sum of years from the dynasty of the Shepherds 06Khor1    7:5 | with the Hebrews - that is, from the times of Joseph up 06Khor1    7:7 | into our history all events from the building of the tower 06Khor1    8:4 | all of Anatolia and T’etalia, from the Sea of Pontus to 06Khor1    9:2 | the sky above the earth, from Vaḷarshak your younger brother and 06Khor1    9:3 | Because I received from you a command to cultivate 06Khor1    9:6 | the pleasure we shall derive from the fulfillment of our wishes 06Khor1    9:8 | the Great received the letter from the hands of Mar Abas 06Khor1    9:10 | at the command of Alexander from the Chaldaean language into Greek 06Khor1    9:12 | From this book Mar Abas Catina 06Khor1    9:17 | From them branched off the race 06Khor1    9:18 | these men was Hayk, descended from Yapetost’ē, the renowned and valiant 06Khor1    9:20 | From this same book we shall 06Khor1    11:17 | belt girded his waist and from his left breast hung a 06Khor1    11:20 | not a few huge men from both sides met the mouth 06Khor1    11:21 | retreating to the same hill from which he had descended, for 06Khor1    12:1 | the races and generations descended from Hayk and what each one 06Khor1    12:3 | Cadmos much of the booty from the war and valiant men 06Khor1    12:3 | the war and valiant men from his own entourage 06Khor1    12:8 | From them, they say, are derived 06Khor1    12:9 | and established his estates. And from him is said to derive 06Khor1    12:10 | which a tumultuous river flowed from the west 06Khor1    12:12 | white summit rose straight up from the earth - it being a 06Khor1    12:17 | of the mountain called Aragats’. From his name, they say, the 06Khor1    12:22 | after their own names: P’arakhot from P’arokh, and Ts’olakert from Ts’olak 06Khor1    12:22 | P’arakhot from P’arokh, and Ts’olakert from Ts’olak 06Khor1    12:27 | the borders of his inheritance from the lake in the east 06Khor1    12:32 | From his offspring, in the time 06Khor1    12:33 | From him, they say, is descended 06Khor1    13:8 | Bēl, having learned about him from stories. And for long years 06Khor1    13:8 | exterminate the whole race sprung from the descendants of the valiant 06Khor1    14:15 | In the same way, from those regions as far as 06Khor1    14:22 | some lesser and obscure men from ballads and are found in 06Khor1    15:14 | our wish and pleasure. Therefore, from now on they are all 06Khor1    16:4 | through many places, she arrived from the east at the edge 06Khor1    16:4 | cave in the vertical rock. From it on the south there 06Khor1    16:4 | meadow like a plain, descending from the mountain on the east 06Khor1    16:4 | streams of sweet water descending from the mountain and flowing through 06Khor1    16:5 | forty-two thousand skilled workers from Assyria and other lands of 06Khor1    16:5 | empire and six thousand chosen from her most talented craftsmen in 06Khor1    16:9 | be unable to pluck out from the structure of the aqueduct 06Khor1    16:19 | entry and impossible to escape from 06Khor1    16:20 | construction we have not heard from anyone with accuracy, so we 06Khor1    17:1 | her sons, how she fled from the magus Zoroaster to Armenia 06Khor1    17:7 | they would make her desist from her demonic passion and that 06Khor1    17:10 | of the war Semiramis fled from Zoroaster to Armenia 06Khor1    19:2 | repeating only what is taken from books and similarly from wise 06Khor1    19:2 | taken from books and similarly from wise men learned in these 06Khor1    19:2 | men learned in these matters, from whom we have attempted to 06Khor1    19:5 | begin to expound for you from the history “Web of Chries 06Khor1    20:9 | From him on, it is not 06Khor1    20:9 | men, for they all descend from Abraham 06Khor1    20:10 | slaughtered the Canaanites, they fled from him to Agras, sailing for 06Khor1    20:10 | for T’arsis. This is clear from the inscription that is found 06Khor1    20:12 | the Gnt’uni family undoubtedly descend from him. The character of the 06Khor1    22:1 | Mede to seize the kingdom from Sardanapalos 06Khor1    22:2 | Omitting what is least important from our account, we shall speak 06Khor1    22:3 | kingdom and who were descended from Semiramis or Ninos I say 06Khor1    22:3 | Mede in seizing the kingdom from Sardanapalos 06Khor1    22:6 | Varbakēs, a native of Media, from the obscurest extremity of that 06Khor1    22:8 | seized the kingdom for himself from Sardanapalos and ruled over Assyria 06Khor1    22:13 | many of them?” I reply: “ From the ancient archives of the 06Khor1    23:1 | our kings and their number from father to son 06Khor1    23:3 | For these men descended from our kings are dear to 06Khor1    23:4 | in their rule and escape from the dangers of the present 06Khor1    23:22 | our country with great honor. From him the historian says that 06Khor1    23:24 | family of the Bagratuni descends from Hayk 06Khor1    24:1 | Concerning the sons of Senek’erim, from whom are descended the Artsruni 06Khor1    24:1 | the house of Angḷ derives from Pask’am 06Khor1    24:7 | of the same area, and from him, says the historian, descend 06Khor1    24:9 | the house of Angḷ descends from a certain Pask’am, grandson of 06Khor1    25:7 | to subject and demand tribute from many. He multiplied the stores 06Khor1    26:2 | Cyrus and Tigran; sleep fled from Azhdahak when he thought of 06Khor1    27:2 | danger to Azhdahak the Mede from the alliance of Cyrus and 06Khor1    27:3 | For that reason, and from the severe agitation of his 06Khor1    27:4 | to the ground, he sighed from the depths of his heart 06Khor1    27:6 | a mountain that rose high from the earth and whose peak 06Khor1    27:15 | great sweat and sleep fled from me; thereafter I did not 06Khor1    27:18 | And hearing many useful suggestions from his counselors he honored them 06Khor1    28:2 | many thoughtful and wise things from you, my friends,” he said 06Khor1    29:2 | powerful ones. For thus troubles from outside do not disturb us 06Khor1    29:3 | that such useful advantages accrue from friendship, I have decided to 06Khor1    30:11 | The Armenian king gathered troops from the confines of Cappadocia, the 06Khor1    31:3 | regions called Ostan is descended from her as a royal line 06Khor1    31:4 | thousand in number, he settled from the eastern flank of the 06Khor1    31:6 | These came into being from a terrible earthquake, as say 06Khor1    31:6 | sea and the uninhabited land from the torrid zone as far 06Khor1    31:7 | He gave servants to Anoysh from among the same Medes who 06Khor1    31:11 | artakhur and the shoot tits’ from the table of Argavan 06Khor1    32:1 | what were the families derived from him 06Khor1    32:6 | Tigran, but only one descended from Hayk, who killed Azhdahak and 06Khor1    32:7 | also gripped the red reed. From the tube of the reed 06Khor1    32:7 | the reed came forth smoke, from the tube of the reed 06Khor1    32:7 | the reed came forth flame. From the flame a red-headed 06Khor1    32:11 | descendants are the Vahunik’; and from his youngest son Aṙavan are 06Khor1    32:12 | he Nerseh, and he Zareh; from the last’s descendants come the 06Khor1    32:15 | From this point until the reign 06Khor1    33:2 | There are two things deriving from your desire for knowledge that 06Khor1    33:2 | lucid, like Platonic works, far from falsehood and full of what 06Khor1    33:2 | we should carry the narrative from the first man down to 06Khor1    34:1 | From the Fables of the Persians 06Khor1    34:13 | that you gain some pleasure from them or useful profit 06Khor1    34:25 | when he sought a present from him, he kissed his shoulders 06Khor2    1:2 | one of those who descended from Arshak, king of Persia, and 06Khor2    1:2 | who came after him were from the same one’s seed, the 06Khor2    1:2 | the son receiving the throne from his father, and they were 06Khor2    1:2 | and they were called Arsacids from Arshak. His descendants increased into 06Khor2    1:5 | Olympias, who was twenty-fourth from Achilles, and after bequeathing his 06Khor2    1:6 | states of all the others. From there he subjected the Parthians 06Khor2    1:8 | eleventh year the Parthians rebelled from subjection to the Macedonians 06Khor2    1:9 | From then on Arshak the Brave 06Khor2    1:9 | the Brave ruled, who was from the seed of Abraham out 06Khor2    1:9 | of nations will come forth from you 06Khor2    2:4 | the dominion of the Macedonians from Babylon 06Khor2    2:5 | sea, that they had confiscated from the Spaniards the mines from 06Khor2    2:5 | from the Spaniards the mines from which gold and silver are 06Khor2    2:10 | this world, as we learn from the fourth book of Herodotus’ 06Khor2    3:3 | of the principalities competent men from among the descendants of our 06Khor2    3:4 | and for the family descended from him to be called Bagratuni 06Khor2    4:2 | gathered together a great army from Azerbaijan and central Armenia - men 06Khor2    4:2 | of the lake shore descended from Geḷam and the Canaanites, the 06Khor2    4:4 | From there, bringing together the forces 06Khor2    5:1 | of Morp’iwḷik and his death from a blow by a lance 06Khor2    5:2 | in battle with an attack from our side. Therefore, willingly or 06Khor2    5:5 | the valiant and famous warriors from the race of Hayk and 06Khor2    5:6 | From then on, the land was 06Khor2    6:5 | and deep valleys that descend from the mountain on the south 06Khor2    6:8 | when the north grew cold from the bitter winds, he hastened 06Khor2    6:8 | great river, taking its origin from the northern lake, descends and 06Khor2    7:6 | in his gloves he appointed from the descendants of the Canaanites 06Khor2    7:7 | armed body-guard, he appointed from the descendants of Khoṙ Haykazn 06Khor2    7:10 | His son was Varzh, from whom the family received its 06Khor2    7:14 | who prepared the royal drink from choice and delicious wines was 06Khor2    7:15 | these two houses are descended from Senek’erim, the Artsruni and the 06Khor2    7:18 | with ten thousand armed men from the same ancient race of 06Khor2    7:18 | ancient race of kings descended from our ancestor Hayk, who were 06Khor2    7:18 | had received villages and estates from their fathers by inheritance 06Khor2    7:20 | But the first certainly descended from the first kings, just as 06Khor2    7:21 | the eunuchs to be taken from the same family, and he 06Khor2    7:21 | Hayr, prince of the region from Azerbaijan as far as Chuash 06Khor2    8:1 | second in the kingdom was from the seed of Azhdahak, king 06Khor2    8:4 | the villages inhabited by prisoners from Media 06Khor2    8:7 | region of the same plain from the river Araxes as far 06Khor2    8:8 | Descended from him was this famous and 06Khor2    8:9 | From his offspring, they say, descend 06Khor2    8:10 | But Gushar, descended from the sons of Sharay, inherited 06Khor2    8:12 | the Gugarats’ik’; these were descended from Mihrdat, the satrap of Darius 06Khor2    8:12 | as prince over the captives from among the Iberian peoples that 06Khor2    8:14 | called Orduni; they are descended from Hayk 06Khor2    8:15 | sunk sockets, and cross-eyes, from the offspring of Pask’am, grandson 06Khor2    8:23 | the Apahunik’, Manavazean, and Bznunik’ from the same descendants of Hayk 06Khor2    8:24 | for certain whether he descended from Hayk or from those who 06Khor2    8:24 | he descended from Hayk or from those who were in this 06Khor2    8:26 | he appointed the inflexible Miandak, from whom are descended the Mandakunik’ 06Khor2    8:28 | Aṙavenean and the Zarehavanean families from among the descendants of the 06Khor2    8:29 | And Sharashan from the house of Sanasar he 06Khor2    8:30 | found a man, a Mokats’i from the province of the same 06Khor2    8:31 | the Andzevats’i, and the Akēats’i from the provinces of the same 06Khor2    8:42 | the villages with a supplement from the special income and revenues 06Khor2    8:44 | From then on and in the 06Khor2    9:8 | should not be given wives from any of the princely houses 06Khor2    10:2 | begin our narrative for you from the fifth book of Africanus 06Khor2    10:3 | For he transcribed everything from the charters of the archive 06Khor2    10:3 | books had been transported there from Nisibis and from the temple 06Khor2    10:3 | transported there from Nisibis and from the temple histories of Sinope 06Khor2    10:6 | kings down to Abgar and from Abgar down to Eruand 06Khor2    11:4 | called Varazh, son of Dat, from the seed of Gaṙnik, a 06Khor2    11:5 | villages by the River Hrazdan; from his name the Varazhnuni family 06Khor2    11:6 | bdeashkh of Georgia, who was from the seed of Mithridates, satrap 06Khor2    11:6 | had set over the prisoners from Iberia, as we narrated above 06Khor2    12:2 | an army to be raised from the east and north, such 06Khor2    12:8 | But I cannot say from what cause arose a fearful 06Khor2    12:9 | He also took from Hellas images of Zeus, Artemis 06Khor2    13:1 | Testimonies from other historians to the empire 06Khor2    13:3 | because we heard from some histories that Cyrus had 06Khor2    13:20 | did Darius suffer in flight from the Scythians, or Cambyses from 06Khor2    13:20 | from the Scythians, or Cambyses from the Ethiopians; insignificant was Xerxes’ 06Khor2    14:7 | the priests, who had come from Greece, decided not to penetrate 06Khor2    14:10 | own father, he dismissed them from the priesthood and confiscated to 06Khor2    14:11 | they agreed to eat meat from the king’s sacrifices and also 06Khor2    14:14 | attacked Palestine to seek vengeance from Cleopatra daughter of Ptolemy for 06Khor2    14:15 | He took many captives from among the Jews and besieged 06Khor2    15:6 | Pompey, now unexpectedly freed from him, captured Mazhak, seized his 06Khor2    16:2 | and after exterminating the brigands from the mountain, and having observed 06Khor2    16:3 | to resist Tigran and returned from the Euphrates to Egypt, alleging 06Khor2    18:5 | and passed over to Caesar. From him he received as a 06Khor2    18:7 | From then on Armenian control over 06Khor2    19:3 | reconciled with Artashēs, he received from him an army for his 06Khor2    19:6 | would help them topple Hyrcanus from the Jewish throne and install 06Khor2    19:8 | of the Armenian king and from the Gnuni family, to Jerusalem 06Khor2    19:11 | When Hyrcanus sought an oath from Barzap’ran, he swore to him 06Khor2    19:16 | trick Herod into coming out from behind the wall, but Herod 06Khor2    19:19 | to settle the captive Jews from Marisa in the city of 06Khor2    20:4 | Armenians, having again obtained help from the Persians, attacked Silon and 06Khor2    23:5 | to Cleopatra with many valuables from the booty of the war 06Khor2    24:4 | a peace treaty, giving tribute from Mesopotamia and the regions of 06Khor2    24:7 | he expected to receive this from him, he undertook to give 06Khor2    24:12 | we should seek an oath from Herod, king of Judaea, that 06Khor2    24:16 | to the place of execution. From fear that his sons would 06Khor2    24:17 | him merely to remove him from Mesopotamia 06Khor2    25:3 | many buildings in many cities from Rome to Damascus 06Khor2    25:6 | only did not free Arsham from Herod’s authority but he also 06Khor2    25:7 | taken into his service troops from Galatia and Pontus, established as 06Khor2    25:7 | his father’s side was descended from Timon and on his mother’s 06Khor2    25:7 | and on his mother’s side from the Median royal line from 06Khor2    25:7 | from the Median royal line from the seed of Darius Vshtaspean 06Khor2    26:5 | For a command went out from Augustus Caesar, as is said 06Khor2    27:4 | they had protected the Euphrates from Cassius; it was called Edessa 06Khor2    27:7 | is, the Kareneank’ and Sureneank’ from whom are descended Saint Gregory 06Khor2    28:1 | brought order to his brothers, from whom are descended our Illuminator 06Khor2    28:5 | brothers would be called Pahlav from the name of their city 06Khor2    28:7 | Aspahapet Pahlav, taking this name from the principality of her husband 06Khor2    28:8 | that Saint Gregory was descended from the line of Suren Pahlav 06Khor2    28:8 | Suren Pahlav and the Kamsarakan from Karēn Pahlav 06Khor2    29:1 | Abgar’s return from the east; he gives help 06Khor2    29:2 | When Abgar returned from the east, he heard that 06Khor2    29:6 | rejected her, he abducted Herodias from her husband in his lifetime 06Khor2    31:4 | are God who have descended from heaven and work these things 06Khor2    32:5 | letter with the Savior’s portrait from life, which has remained in 06Khor2    33:3 | Bagratuni family. He had fled from Arsham and had not renounced 06Khor2    33:6 | on Thaddaeus’ face, and rising from his throne he fell on 06Khor2    33:13 | He himself, receiving an edict from Abgar that all should listen 06Khor2    33:17 | know that nothing is hidden from your majesty, yet as your 06Khor2    33:20 | himself after three days rose from the dead and appeared to 06Khor2    33:24 | THE REPLY TO ABGAR’S LETTER FROM TIBERIUS 06Khor2    33:27 | had previously heard of this from many people, Pilate informed us 06Khor2    33:27 | and that after His resurrection from the dead many were persuaded 06Khor2    33:31 | when I have a respite from the war with the Spaniards 06Khor2    33:36 | may be removed with ignominy from the authority to which you 06Khor2    33:42 | greeting and have loosed Peroz from bonds and have forgiven him 06Khor2    33:49 | the Jews crucified, who rose from the dead, and sent His 06Khor2    35:4 | should be done. But slipping from the grasp of those holding 06Khor2    35:5 | Immediately a message came from the inhabitants of the city 06Khor2    35:6 | the girls, whom he expelled from the city to settle in 06Khor2    35:7 | benefits that he had gained from Abgar through her 06Khor2    36:9 | called Sanatruk, which is derived from the nurse’s name, meaning “gift 06Khor2    37:9 | made him king without anyone from the Bagratuni family acting as 06Khor2    37:15 | valiant man and well known from before, he was greatly honored 06Khor2    38:10 | of the Armenians was removed from Mesopotamia, and Eruand paid even 06Khor2    38:10 | Eruand paid even heavier tribute from Armenia 06Khor2    38:11 | treasuries for the taxes collected from Armenia, Mesopotamia, and Assyria 06Khor2    39:2 | days the court was transferred from the hill called Armavir, for 06Khor2    39:2 | when the stream froze over from the bitter north winds there 06Khor2    39:5 | bronze gates, with iron stairways from below up to the gate 06Khor2    40:2 | city he transferred there everything from Armavir except the idols, which 06Khor2    42:10 | that these hard stones split from the malevolence of his glance 06Khor2    43:4 | Sanatruk who has been banished from his own kingdom, on his 06Khor2    44:4 | Muratsean family who was descended from Azhdahak, with a force of 06Khor2    44:5 | rank, which Tigran had taken from him and given to his 06Khor2    46:5 | his battle line not far from his own camp 06Khor2    46:6 | with whatever he had obtained from Eruand and would double it 06Khor2    46:12 | attacked by some brave men from the Taurus, who at the 06Khor2    46:15 | the hans on the road from his camp to his capital 06Khor2    46:21 | From that same expression the town 06Khor2    46:21 | remove the name of Eruand from the place. That is the 06Khor2    46:24 | his brains over the floor. From such a blow he died 06Khor2    47:4 | and fork and to drink from golden goblets 06Khor2    47:7 | that their father had done from the king’s house for Smbat 06Khor2    48:6 | of Persia, adding to them from his own treasures, as a 06Khor2    49:2 | are mostly revealed to you from the tales told in Goḷt’n 06Khor2    49:2 | against them and their fall from power, their slaughter, and the 06Khor2    49:5 | temple and transferred to it from Bagaran the statue of Artemis 06Khor2    49:6 | They brought from Eruand’s capital the Jewish captives 06Khor2    49:6 | who had been transferred there from Armavir, and he settled them 06Khor2    49:7 | that the latter had brought from Armavir, plus those that he 06Khor2    50:7 | and hearing words of wisdom from her, he desired the maiden 06Khor2    52:2 | says is not very far from the truth. The stature of 06Khor2    52:5 | name Artaz, because the land from which they were brought as 06Khor2    53:5 | Armenia more captives than those from Artaz, including their king, Zardmanos 06Khor2    53:9 | he had married an Assyrian from near to those parts, and 06Khor2    53:10 | departure of Smbat, Artavazd received from his father the object of 06Khor2    53:14 | and brought back their brother from the great mire 06Khor2    54:2 | the west, Artashēs took courage from these events to rebel against 06Khor2    54:9 | they too withheld their tribute from the Romans 06Khor2    55:3 | previous years. Having obtained pardon from him, he returned to Armenia 06Khor2    57:2 | family of the Amatunik’ came from the eastern regions of the 06Khor2    57:3 | are by origin Jewish, descended from a certain Manue, whose son 06Khor2    58:2 | days the Aṙaveḷeank’, who were from the nation of the Alans 06Khor2    60:3 | boasted that he had sprung from heaven as their savior from 06Khor2    60:3 | from heaven as their savior from affliction and captivity 06Khor2    60:6 | would not see Jerusalem even from a great distance 06Khor2    60:10 | healing and a long life from the idols 06Khor2    61:2 | he expelled all his brothers from Ayrarat to the provinces of 06Khor2    61:11 | to me more reliable, that from his birth he was merely 06Khor2    62:9 | wives, whom he had brought from Greece 06Khor2    62:12 | the canal that branches out from the lake of Gaylatu 06Khor2    63:4 | be dragged outside and thrown from the room 06Khor2    63:8 | jealousy, rose to pull him from her 06Khor2    63:9 | and drove the guests out from the feast 06Khor2    64:5 | The four young men born from her he ennobled and entitled 06Khor2    64:6 | for his release; some came from Korchēk’ and some from our 06Khor2    64:6 | came from Korchēk’ and some from our region - I mean the 06Khor2    64:6 | ancient neighbors of the Vchenik’ from the descendants of the Haykazunk’ 06Khor2    64:6 | Haykazunk’ - and some were descended from immigrants 06Khor2    64:10 | whether from other sources or from our 06Khor2    64:10 | whether from other sources or from our own knowledge. Observing the 06Khor2    64:10 | course of my story free from what is unsuitable and what 06Khor2    65:5 | lived one who was descended from Hayk; Vardgēs, having married his 06Khor2    66:3 | the truth, but merely separating from that one he established another 06Khor2    66:5 | he could make any disciples from among the barbarous pagans. And 06Khor2    66:6 | In this book he relates from the temple cults how the 06Khor2    66:8 | It is from this history that we have 06Khor2    66:8 | and repeated it for you, from the reign of Artavazd up 06Khor2    67:8 | fashion and at length, starting from the beginning and giving a 06Khor2    68:1 | About the royal families from which the Parthian tribes derived 06Khor2    68:2 | after Adam was Abraham, and from him descends the nation of 06Khor2    68:3 | of Sarah, Abraham married K’etura, from whom were born Emran and 06Khor2    68:3 | in his own lifetime separated from Isaac, sending them to the 06Khor2    68:4 | From them springs the nation of 06Khor2    68:4 | of the Parthians, and descended from these is Arshak the Brave 06Khor2    68:11 | When Artashēs had obtained this from them, he granted them provinces 06Khor2    68:12 | until the throne was taken from them 06Khor2    69:2 | when the throne was taken from them 06Khor2    69:6 | From the beginning of the Parthian 06Khor2    69:7 | we shall give our account from the book of Barsuma, which 06Khor2    70:4 | eruption of the twisting fire from Sasan, the envelopment of the 06Khor2    71:5 | the Roman emperor, seeking help from him 06Khor2    72:1 | Khosrov receives aid from Philip and attacks Artashir in 06Khor2    72:3 | that he be given assistance from every region 06Khor2    72:4 | they came to his support from Egypt and the desert, from 06Khor2    72:4 | from Egypt and the desert, from as far away as the 06Khor2    72:5 | him to flight; he took from him Assyria and the other 06Khor2    72:6 | to him and exact vengeance from Artashir; and he said that 06Khor2    72:6 | the throne would not pass from them 06Khor2    73:2 | Pahlav, killing all the males from young men to sucklings, save 06Khor2    73:2 | was unable to obtain him from his kin who had rallied 06Khor2    73:5 | confusion - many men seeking power from each other in a brief 06Khor2    74:2 | Now Artashir fled from Khosrov as far as the 06Khor2    74:2 | one who would save him from Khosrov, be it by poison 06Khor2    74:5 | by this, Anak, who was from the line of Surēn Pahlav 06Khor2    74:6 | pretext of rebellion he fled from Artashir, and the Persian army 06Khor2    74:9 | man, who note: “I have from my ancestors the tradition, son 06Khor2    74:9 | ancestors the tradition, son receiving from father the remembrance of these 06Khor2    75:9 | error, but only what comes from the records of the archival 06Khor2    75:10 | our information in such matters from the reports of wise men 06Khor2    76:4 | longer; Claudius gained the throne from him, and after him Aurelian 06Khor2    76:6 | Fleeing from him the Armenian nobles, with 06Khor2    77:3 | a certain noble called Awtay from the family of the Amatunik’ 06Khor2    77:7 | and which had been transferred from Armavir to Bagaran and then 06Khor2    78:4 | When the Armenians had fled from Artashir, these too had fled 06Khor2    78:5 | a certain Tachat, who was from the family of Ashots’ and 06Khor2    78:5 | family of Ashots’ and descended from Gushar Haykazn, abducted a beautiful 06Khor2    78:5 | Haykazn, abducted a beautiful maiden from among Artavazd’s sisters; and having 06Khor2    79:5 | alone resisted them, preventing anyone from entering the palace of Licinius 06Khor2    80:1 | of Gregory and his sons from the letter of the bishop 06Khor2    80:2 | whose name was Burdar, went from Persia to the province of 06Khor2    80:3 | him up and dissuaded him from going farther 06Khor2    80:7 | years, they both willingly separated from each other 06Khor2    81:3 | ancestor of the Mamikonian family from the northeast, from a valiant 06Khor2    81:3 | Mamikonian family from the northeast, from a valiant and noble land 06Khor2    81:10 | trouble I have expelled him from my country to the edge 06Khor2    81:15 | food; he changed their residence from place to place for many 06Khor2    83:4 | From her was born a son 06Khor2    83:5 | who had not been born from Maximian’s daughter but from a 06Khor2    83:5 | born from Maximian’s daughter but from a prostitute, Helen 06Khor2    83:8 | sleep a cross of stars from heaven, which was surrounded by 06Khor2    83:10 | asking him to send magicians from Persia and India. But even 06Khor2    83:13 | Therefore he received his recompense from God: in a vision he 06Khor2    83:13 | vision he received a command from the apostles to purify himself 06Khor2    83:13 | God removed all the tyrants from before his face, as Agathangelos 06Khor2    84:2 | Shapuh, king of Persia, rested from his wars, Trdat went to 06Khor2    84:2 | own arrival with the Aryans from the other direction 06Khor2    84:4 | this Trdat the Great arrived from the west, and having learned 06Khor2    84:9 | the insults I have suffered from the king 06Khor2    85:4 | Basilk’ approached the king. Drawing from his horse’s armor a strap 06Khor2    85:4 | leather and forcefully throwing it from behind, he skillfully caught him 06Khor2    85:7 | killed - yet Trdat took hostages from them according to ancestral custom 06Khor2    86:4 | things he informed blessed Nunē, from whom he learned about everything 06Khor2    86:6 | intending to go hunting, torments from the Lord had fallen upon 06Khor2    86:8 | might command her to do from then on, for the Georgians 06Khor2    86:10 | worship this in the mornings from their roofs, for it faced 06Khor2    86:11 | east of the city, separated from it by a very small 06Khor2    86:12 | worshipped it in the mornings from their roofs, just as they 06Khor2    86:14 | down on their stumbling, sent from heaven a pillar of cloud 06Khor2    86:17 | an apostle. She preached beginning from Kḷarjk’ to the gates of 06Khor2    87:7 | Similarly, he took many wives from the relatives of Artashir, and 06Khor2    88:1 | the transfer of the court from Rome, and the building of 06Khor2    88:2 | had removed all the tyrants from before Constantine, the latter greatly 06Khor2    88:10 | He reigned from the fourth year of the 06Khor2    88:16 | say that he secretly took from Rome the sculpture called the 06Khor2    89:2 | to the Father and not from the nature and being of 06Khor2    89:2 | of the Father, nor born from the Father before all ages 06Khor2    89:4 | gathered Victor and Vincent, priests from the city of Rome with 06Khor2    89:8 | be given even more honor from the council on account of 06Khor2    89:10 | theologian. When the latter emerged from the water, light shone out 06Khor2    90:1 | The return of Aristakēs from Nicaea, the conversion of his 06Khor2    90:2 | These they anathematized and excommunicated from communion with the church, and 06Khor2    90:5 | Great. The king, receiving him from the water, gave him as 06Khor2    90:8 | only that he might banish from his mind the memory of 06Khor2    91:6 | although he lived there, nevertheless from time to time he revealed 06Khor2    91:7 | his own son Aristakēs returned from the council of Nicaea, thenceforth 06Khor2    91:8 | Therefore from the beginning of his priesthood 06Khor2    91:8 | forty-seventh of the same, from when he no longer appeared 06Khor2    91:9 | was patriarch for seven years, from the forty-seventh year of 06Khor2    91:13 | elder brother Vrt’anēs succeeded him from the fifty-fourth year of 06Khor2    91:19 | was a Parthian by origin, from the province of Pahlav, a 06Khor2    91:19 | of the reigning Arsacid family, from the Surēn branch through his 06Khor2    91:19 | through his father called Anak. From the eastern regions of our 06Khor2    91:19 | and divine ray, an escape from the profound evil of idolatry 06Khor2    92:2 | But in other respects, apart from that, Trdat was his equal 06Khor2    92:7 | vain-glory, of our nation from the beginning to now: enemies 06Khor2    92:12 | doing this they shut out from themselves the shining ray of 06Khor2    92:21 | who humbled themselves by descending from the throne for God’s sake 06Khor2    92:21 | concerning the dangers we run from you, we whose portion is 06Khor2    92:28 | of their loquacity flow as from a fountain, as one of 06Khor2    92:30 | I refrain from mentioning the saying of Christ 06Khor2    92:30 | that vengeance will be exacted from the blood of the just 06Khor3    1:2 | a faithful account of events from Alexander the Great down to 06Khor3    1:3 | removal of the Arsacid family from the throne and of the 06Khor3    1:3 | the posterity of Saint Gregory from the patriarchate. We shall deal 06Khor3    3:3 | this faith, send them bishops from the line of Saint Gregory 06Khor3    4:1 | withdrawal of the bdeashkh Bakur from alliance with the Armenians, and 06Khor3    6:5 | Azerbaijan to keep them secure from the Persian king 06Khor3    7:2 | peasants. He took many captives from the regions of Nisibis, including 06Khor3    7:6 | Climbing a certain mountain from which the whole province was 06Khor3    7:8 | After the departure of Jacob from this world, through his intercession 06Khor3    9:4 | them unexpectedly, pushed them back from there to the rocks of 06Khor3    9:8 | he struck the fearsome giant from the back of his horse 06Khor3    9:10 | When Bagarat returned from there to the land of 06Khor3    10:2 | had with him and withheld from him the special tribute, giving 06Khor3    11:1 | of Tiran, and the departure from this world of Vrt’anēs the 06Khor3    11:4 | years of episcopate, he departed from this world in the third 06Khor3    12:2 | assisting him: he saved him from an attack of the northern 06Khor3    12:4 | were defeated, for many fell from both sides. But neither turned 06Khor3    12:5 | When Constantius returned from Persia, after a long illness 06Khor3    14:3 | But Saint Yusik snatched it from the king’s hands, and throwing 06Khor3    14:4 | at the vexation he suffered from Saint Yusik by his continual 06Khor3    15:1 | took the Armenian army, seceded from Julian, and was slaughtered with 06Khor3    16:2 | The Armenian princes sought from Tiran a worthy man to 06Khor3    16:4 | since there was no man from Gregory’s family, they elected a 06Khor3    16:4 | they elected a certain P’aṙnerseh from Ashtishat in Tarawn and made 06Khor3    17:7 | the army that he took from you 06Khor3    18:2 | of princes by taking hostages from them all 06Khor3    19:7 | the blessings that you derived from us from earlier times up 06Khor3    19:7 | that you derived from us from earlier times up to your 06Khor3    19:7 | So, you should draw away from them and near to us 06Khor3    19:8 | them; and with favorable letters from our generals you should send 06Khor3    20:3 | Having returned from Byzantium to Caesarea, he came 06Khor3    20:5 | and those suffering from elephantiasis had to flee lest 06Khor3    20:5 | flee lest the disease spread from them to others. Their retreats 06Khor3    20:5 | no consolation for their misery from anyone 06Khor3    20:8 | of the land, in milk from herds, and wool, that these 06Khor3    20:8 | might cater for their needs from a distance and the inmates 06Khor3    20:9 | Khad, who was his deacon from the meadows of Karin 06Khor3    20:12 | These two things he abolished from the princely families: first, the 06Khor3    21:2 | the property he had seized from her 06Khor3    21:7 | Arshak a maiden called Olympias from the imperial family 06Khor3    22:11 | Aṙberan, with stipends and revenue from the royal treasury 06Khor3    22:12 | leave Ayrarat and send away from you the sons of the 06Khor3    23:3 | which had come to him from his maternal grandfather Gnel Gnuni 06Khor3    24:1 | temerity to marry Gnel’s wife, from whom Pap was born 06Khor3    24:2 | that which was not hidden from the all-seeing eye of 06Khor3    24:4 | even married his wife P’aṙandzem. From her was born a son 06Khor3    26:5 | army had rested and recovered from their efforts, he sought to 06Khor3    26:5 | vanguard and scouts prevented him from that undertaking on the grounds 06Khor3    26:9 | me, the others will learn from you to do the same 06Khor3    27:3 | dwelt there should be free from the laws of justice 06Khor3    27:6 | When Shapuh returned from Greece he sent one of 06Khor3    27:6 | should arise. But he fled from them to the regions of 06Khor3    28:2 | the walls, cried out: “Depart from us, Shapuh, lest we bring 06Khor3    28:3 | women to shut oneself up from fear of an impending battle 06Khor3    29:2 | Again trouble arose for Shapuh from the same nations while peace 06Khor3    29:3 | the throne. After returning victoriously from a very successful war against 06Khor3    29:6 | battle took place, and many from both sides fell, for heroes 06Khor3    29:8 | Saint Nersēs, promising to turn from all ways of wickedness, to 06Khor3    29:8 | make peace and save him from the hands of the powerful 06Khor3    29:9 | Similar supplications from the nobles followed each other 06Khor3    29:16 | Shapuh unless someone saves us from his hands, we have helped 06Khor3    29:17 | the bones of our fathers from their tombs 06Khor3    30:1 | they were fed by care from on high 06Khor3    30:3 | And when the order came from the palace to exile Nersēs 06Khor3    31:10 | So he abandoned from then on, his ostentatious clothes 06Khor3    32:8 | those abusing Khad, snatched him from their hands, and went off 06Khor3    34:1 | Arshak’s unwilling journey to Shapuh, from which he did not return 06Khor3    34:3 | Arshak fled from him, being deserted by many 06Khor3    34:5 | and will receive many blessings from me as from a close 06Khor3    34:5 | many blessings from me as from a close relative 06Khor3    34:6 | to you, who am separated from you by religion and country 06Khor3    34:6 | the benefits, I hope for from you - which is uncertain - should 06Khor3    34:6 | lose those I already have from my king 06Khor3    35:3 | son Pap, hoping to escape from Shapuh’s hands 06Khor3    35:8 | time there arrived a command from King Shapuh that they should 06Khor3    36:7 | was to prevent the Armenians from having any acquaintance or friendly 06Khor3    36:12 | to hang the princes’ wives from the walls of the castles 06Khor3    37:2 | to Pap, the command came from Shapuh that all the Persian 06Khor3    37:6 | son of Bagarat, who was from the Bagratuni family 06Khor3    37:7 | Their contemporaries from the Persian army also came 06Khor3    37:8 | a storm blows the leaves from the trees of the forest 06Khor3    37:8 | forest, so they quickly dismounted from their horses with their lances 06Khor3    37:15 | opposite our army the reflections from their bronze shields glittered on 06Khor3    37:15 | on the mountains like lightning from a great cloud. Out front 06Khor3    37:16 | and a stiff breeze blew from our side toward that of 06Khor3    37:19 | Thus, strengthened by help from above, the Greek and Armenian 06Khor3    37:20 | Mamikonian, and they removed him from the battle 06Khor3    38:3 | his father Arshak had seized from him: the provinces of Shirak 06Khor3    39:3 | Theodosius the Great had gone from Byzantium toward Rome and that 06Khor3    39:5 | On orders from Theodosius the Great, the valiant 06Khor3    40:2 | to Pap a certain Varazdat from the same Arsacid family 06Khor3    40:4 | Earlier he had fled from Shapuh to the emperor’s court 06Khor3    40:5 | Trdat: for when five heroes from among the enemy attacked him 06Khor3    40:16 | archbishop of Armenia; he was from the same family as Albianos 06Khor3    42:3 | generals were weary and exhausted from the effort of continuous warfare 06Khor3    42:7 | leading away the princely families from my sector 06Khor3    42:8 | He received in reply from Arshak: “Because they could not 06Khor3    42:9 | he made a certain Khosrov from the same Arsacid family king 06Khor3    42:12 | and although we needed nothing from you, nonetheless in accordance with 06Khor3    42:12 | of your own religion and from the family of your original 06Khor3    43:1 | movement of the Armenian princes from each one’s hereditary estates to 06Khor3    43:3 | permit these lands to descend from father to son or from 06Khor3    43:3 | from father to son or from brother to brother 06Khor3    43:5 | against him by his relatives from the province of Sper; so 06Khor3    43:6 | Therefore Sahak sought to escape from Arshak and to go over 06Khor3    44:2 | other towns with their farmlands from the inheritance of those from 06Khor3    44:2 | from the inheritance of those from the Persian sector who had 06Khor3    45:2 | Arshak was removing his treasures from the fortress of Hani to 06Khor3    45:5 | it should be let down from above to the entrance of 06Khor3    45:9 | and fine villages and estates from the inheritance of those from 06Khor3    45:9 | from the inheritance of those from the Persian sector who had 06Khor3    46:4 | And Khosrov moved from his camp by the lake 06Khor3    46:4 | meet Arshak and prevent him from entering his territory. But he 06Khor3    47:2 | his patience, Mesrop - who was from Hats’ekk’ in Tarawn and had 06Khor3    47:2 | and after the latter’s departure from the world had been appointed 06Khor3    47:2 | in like manner he fled from worldly preoccupations, put human honor 06Khor3    47:4 | there and had remained hidden from the days of Trdat down 06Khor3    48:8 | a way to disentangle us from the emperor without them the 06Khor3    48:16 | we shall fill your needs from the royal treasury 06Khor3    48:17 | Third, we shall disentangle you from the Greek governors, be it 06Khor3    48:18 | the rights that you draw from your mother, the Arsacid Arshanoysh 06Khor3    48:18 | Arshanoysh, I shall remove you from your ancestral Kamsarakan family and 06Khor3    49:3 | which might remove that sector from him and give to the 06Khor3    49:8 | They separated from each other, and Mesrop went 06Khor3    50:5 | unable to oppose or escape from Artashir he went to him 06Khor3    51:2 | causes of our illumination, descended from father to son down to 06Khor3    51:5 | Therefore Sahak, taking letters from him Vṙamshapuh, at the insistence 06Khor3    51:11 | out what had been altered from the original, so that only 06Khor3    53:1 | Mesrop’s letters, given by grace from on high 06Khor3    53:4 | away taking the learned books from the archives of Edessa, and 06Khor3    53:9 | Arising from prayer he fashioned our alphabet 06Khor3    54:4 | for them through grace given from above with a certain Jaḷay 06Khor3    54:5 | Khordzean and Mushē of Tarawn from among his own disciples 06Khor3    54:8 | the Great engaged in translating from Syriac, there being no Greek 06Khor3    55:3 | Artashir’s death had been released from bonds but kept unfettered in 06Khor3    55:5 | father’s death had been taken from the fortress of Anyisheli and 06Khor3    55:6 | they would be completely separated from the Greeks. But the senseless 06Khor3    55:18 | succeeded in knocking the ball from Shapuh 06Khor3    55:20 | the son of a king from the seed of Sanasar, and 06Khor3    55:21 | this very scornfully, he flew from the hippodrome 06Khor3    56:7 | Persia, and he sought vengeance from our land. He made peace 06Khor3    57:12 | so that when you hear from them the plight of our 06Khor3    57:27 | you have sought scholarly inventions from certain Syrians 06Khor3    57:35 | we do not absolve you from blame that you did not 06Khor3    57:38 | Borborites or to expel them from your see 06Khor3    58:7 | might exact vengeance like enemies from enemies and by a just 06Khor3    59:2 | the country, not very distant from the places where the sources 06Khor3    59:2 | fish and various feeding birds, from whose eggs alone the inhabitants 06Khor3    60:4 | Then he left overseers from among his own disciples in 06Khor3    60:9 | Joseph and his other companion from the village of Koḷb who 06Khor3    60:10 | But they received seductive letters from some imposters to the effect 06Khor3    60:13 | them received an honorable welcome from Maximianos, the bishop of Byzantium 06Khor3    61:3 | For the one born from her had a beginning he 06Khor3    61:3 | was called Son by grace from Mary and another was Son 06Khor3    61:3 | Mary and another was Son from the Father before ages; so 06Khor3    62:1 | for study, with a simile from the celestial system 06Khor3    62:2 | the stars receive their light from the moon, and the moon 06Khor3    62:2 | moon, and the moon shines from the sun’s light, and the 06Khor3    62:2 | orb of the sun shines from the ethereal heaven. Thus, the 06Khor3    62:3 | the grace that continually flows from the intelligible rays of the 06Khor3    62:4 | Egypt, that famous land free from the extremes of cold and 06Khor3    62:4 | extremes of cold and heat, from floods and aridity, set in 06Khor3    62:5 | of sea and lake, for from the mouths of the lake 06Khor3    62:5 | sea and those that come from the sea, there blow continuous 06Khor3    62:5 | blow continuous winds - light ones from the sea and heavy ones 06Khor3    62:5 | the sea and heavy ones from the lake. Their mingling provides 06Khor3    62:6 | exist tombs of heroes descended from the dragons, but the splendid 06Khor3    62:8 | They no longer seek oracles from Proteus, god of the underworld 06Khor3    62:8 | the power of various sciences from the new Plato, I mean 06Khor3    62:8 | the new Plato, I mean from the teacher of whom I 06Khor3    64:2 | court. They the princes sought from the latter a denunciation of 06Khor3    64:5 | he is worthy of honor from you in accordance with your 06Khor3    64:5 | will hear nothing at all from me 06Khor3    64:10 | year before Surmak was expelled from the throne by the very 06Khor3    64:10 | same princes.” Then he obtained from the Persian king the bishopric 06Khor3    64:11 | But our princes sought from Vṙam another occupant for the 06Khor3    65:1 | The sending from Persia of Sahak the Great 06Khor3    65:2 | were divided into two, and from both sides they had sent 06Khor3    65:2 | the Greek general Anatolius sent from Karin Havuk of Kukayarich to 06Khor3    65:3 | priest Tiruk, son of Movsisik from Zarishat in Vanand 06Khor3    65:5 | leaving him a few villages from the same patriarchal domain that 06Khor3    65:14 | sick man with no leisure from translating, and I think only 06Khor3    66:3 | they endured a thousand evils from him, they never saw him 06Khor3    66:4 | do the same, seeking permission from the Persian king with the 06Khor3    66:5 | where the light had shone from heaven when Saint Gregory baptized 06Khor3    66:9 | the archbishopric had been withdrawn from his family, they burst into 06Khor3    67:1 | The departure from the world of Sahak the 06Khor3    67:4 | him and which offered safety from the harassing Persian troops 06Khor3    67:6 | no imperfection found in him from old age nor did he 06Khor3    67:7 | the length of our discourse from causing tedium to the readers 06Khor3    67:14 | As I heard from many trustworthy men, there shone 06Khor3    67:19 | own disciple Joseph, a priest from Vayots’ dzor, from the village 06Khor3    67:19 | a priest from Vayots’ dzor, from the village of Khoḷots’im, succeeded 06Khor3    68:1 | removal of the Armenian throne from the Arsacid family and of 06Khor3    68:1 | family and of the archbishopric from the family of Saint Gregory 06Khor3    68:4 | in a fold and protected from wolves, but scattered to the 06Khor3    68:7 | since he has been released from this body with his companion 06Khor3    68:16 | within and terrors without: terrors from the pagans and struggles from 06Khor3    68:16 | from the pagans and struggles from the schismatics; and there is 06Khor3    68:20 | such an affliction I suffer from the loss of our father 06Khor3    68:27 | death, cast down with dishonor from his throne? Or is it 06Khor3    68:27 | Or is it myself, for from my head has been removed 06Khor3    68:38 | shame have been entirely removed from all 06Khor3    68:43 | have come in abundance and from all sides. Houses are sacked 06Khor3    68:44 | From this may Christ God protect 06Khor3    68:44 | And to him be glory from all creatures. Amen 07Seb1    7:0 | Contents of the present History, from the rebellion of Vahan to 07Seb1    7:0 | the Ismaelites and their rule from Egypt to Persia 07Seb1    7:1 | remove the fruits of piety from the land of Armenia 07Seb1    7:4 | the crown sent to them from above. Therefore, they despised death 07Seb1    7:6 | coming of the Persian army from the east to attack them 07Seb1    7:8 | of the two kings, seized from Egypt as far as beyond 07Seb1    7:9 | and from the shore of the great 07Seb1    8:1 | princes, that they cast off from themselves the yoke of servitude 07Seb1    8:11 | Siwnik’, had rebelled and seceded from the Armenians. He requested Khosrov 07Seb1    8:11 | of the land of Siwnik’ from Dvin to the city of 07Seb1    8:12 | a siege they destroyed it from top to bottom, and expelled 07Seb1    8:14 | to the sword, and took from them all the elephants. Mihran 07Seb1    9:2 | seek (vengeance for) this blood from them.’ This Khosrov, during 07Seb1    9:5 | and to remove the others from the royal residence. He summoned 07Seb1    9:7 | to this land of Armenia: from the rebellion of Vardan lord 07Seb1    9:9 | had with him many auxiliaries from the forces of the innumerable 07Seb1    9:9 | Huns - and also a command from the king to extirpate the 07Seb1    9:9 | king to extirpate the men from the country of Armenia: to 07Seb1    9:16 | then gained a victory’. Returning from there he waged another campaign 07Seb1    9:23 | the world: the wrath evoked from on high and the anger 07Seb1    9:23 | Chaldaeans and of men descended from giants, of brave armed cavalry 07Seb1    9:23 | giants, of brave armed cavalry, from east to west, from north 07Seb1    9:23 | cavalry, from east to west, from north to south 07Seb1    10:0 | asking. The flight of Khosrov from Vahram 07Seb1    10:2 | lines and original (princely) houses from the land of Persia. He 07Seb1    10:2 | and Pahlaw, who was descended from the criminal Anak’s offspring. Tutors 07Seb1    10:2 | Tutors had taken him away from the brigand Khosrov, king of 07Seb1    10:6 | small part of the booty from the enormous treasures acquired from 07Seb1    10:6 | from the enormous treasures acquired from the plunder of the expedition 07Seb1    10:6 | the expedition, as a token from these precious things of his 07Seb1    10:7 | gifts - the share of booty from the precious royal treasure - although 07Seb1    10:7 | token of this portion. But from such great treasures it was 07Seb1    10:9 | the king’s trusted (servants), rebelled from his service, and installed Vahram 07Seb1    10:9 | custom. In unison they returned from the east and made for 07Seb1    10:17 | latter was unable to stop from fear. After they had crossed 07Seb1    11:3 | me in flight and seeks from us an army in support 07Seb1    11:4 | We have suffered many evils from them. Let them slaughter each 07Seb1    11:5 | eyes; for he had escaped from the mouth of the lion 07Seb1    11:5 | into the mouth of enemies from whom there was no flight 07Seb1    11:6 | response. He received an oath from him, and gave him a 07Seb1    11:6 | army in support: Yovhan patrik from the region of Armenia, and 07Seb1    11:6 | of Armenia, and Nersēs stratelat from Syria with his army. They 07Seb1    11:9 | They encamped a little distance from each other in the province 07Seb1    11:11 | enemies, you would have come from your region to assist me 07Seb1    11:12 | fathers rebel and extricate themselves from their service, fighting up until 07Seb1    11:13 | to you to remove yourselves from them, and to join me 07Seb1    11:18 | wrote to you to separate from them, reckoning sufficient for you 07Seb1    11:19 | tempered steel lances, with darts, from their powerful bows, strong young 07Seb1    11:20 | responded as follows: ’Kingship is from God, and he gave it 07Seb1    11:21 | From on high there will be 07Seb1    11:21 | fire, that will drop down from heaven to earth and burn 07Seb1    11:23 | of the melee. They fought from dawn to evening, and both 07Seb1    11:25 | nobility, galloping in pursuit, pierced from below the armour of the 07Seb1    12:1 | the Greek army was distant from them by a day’s journey 07Seb1    12:2 | exterminate all the male line from his country, but would rather 07Seb1    12:2 | kingdom, give him royal treasure from his own treasures, and release 07Seb1    12:4 | my kingdom I shall extricate from them with their own accumulated 07Seb1    12:4 | once more gather another army from the valiant nations of the 07Seb1    12:5 | their hearts were inclined away from him 07Seb1    12:8 | of my tent, you remove from his waist his belt and 07Seb1    12:11 | with him [2,000] fully armed men from among both nobles and non 07Seb1    12:14 | the tent, fully armed. Dismounting from his horse, he went to 07Seb1    12:16 | to the door-keepers, saying: ’From my youth I have been 07Seb1    12:23 | his plot. He stood up from the throne, ran to the 07Seb1    12:24 | to their senses; they desisted from their proposed sedition and departed 07Seb1    12:28 | precious gems, and elegant robes from among the clothes which the 07Seb1    12:29 | informed: ’They have had removed from your treasures part of the 07Seb1    12:32 | shall seek account of him from your hands.’ He also 07Seb1    12:33 | one’s rank and dismissed them from him. He himself set out 07Seb1    12:33 | him. He himself set out from Atrpatakan and reached Asorestan, his 07Seb1    13:1 | a very beautiful Christian woman from the land of Khuzastan, named 07Seb1    13:1 | allowances and money for clothing from the treasury; she adorned it 07Seb1    13:5 | Sunday they used to go from Shirin’s monastery, with other Christians 07Seb1    13:5 | worship. They would receive gifts from the king and depart. And 07Seb1    14:0 | The emperor Maurice requests from Khosrov the body of the 07Seb1    14:1 | that the Greek king requested from the Persian king the body 07Seb1    14:2 | grace should not be removed from the country 07Seb1    14:4 | a distance of three stades from the city, suddenly the mules 07Seb1    14:4 | was able to move them from the spot. Abruptly turning back 07Seb1    15:0 | The flight of many princes from the Greek sector of Armenia 07Seb1    15:2 | And they began to flee from that region and to submit 07Seb1    15:2 | when he saw their flight from the emperor, with even greater 07Seb1    16:0 | to attract the Armenian princes from the Greek sector. The princes 07Seb1    16:1 | the flight of these men from the emperor, he sent to 07Seb1    16:3 | the Huns ours. Receiving support from them, we shall wage war 07Seb1    16:5 | Christians, but they should desist from their folly and submit to 07Seb1    16:5 | ’You have nothing to fear from the king.’ The auditor 07Seb1    16:5 | You have nothing to fear from the king of kings.’ 07Seb1    16:6 | waver and to split apart from each other. Mamak Mamikonean, Kotit 07Seb1    16:7 | they then sought an oath from the king of the Greeks 07Seb1    16:7 | princes and soldiers who were from the Persian sector. Urging them 07Seb1    17:0 | sector and their death. Enemies from the Thracian side threaten the 07Seb1    17:4 | of them guarded the fortress from the rear, some held the 07Seb1    17:7 | The enemies from the region of Thrace plundered 07Seb1    18:1 | assemble all of his troops from the eastern region, because there 07Seb1    18:1 | had no problems in Syria from the Persian empire. He ordered 07Seb1    18:2 | further commanded all the cavalry from Armenia to assemble, and the 07Seb1    18:2 | other forces to be brought from the land of Armenia in 07Seb1    19:1 | Yet another command came from the emperor, to preach the 07Seb1    20:0 | Another command from the emperor to collect troops 07Seb1    20:0 | the emperor to collect troops from Armenia and send them under 07Seb1    20:1 | that time another command came from the emperor to seek out 07Seb1    20:1 | seek out again and find from Armenia elite armed cavalry, [2,000] in 07Seb1    20:5 | a way to extricate themselves from service to the king of 07Seb1    20:9 | raise it with his legs from the ground, so that when 07Seb1    20:12 | hand. The bull fled away from him, with one bare foot 07Seb1    20:13 | he gained such a success from the Lord that taking hold 07Seb1    20:13 | land and they requested mercy from the king 07Seb1    20:14 | Wearied from the struggle, he sat on 07Seb1    20:15 | had passed, not so much from the king’s ill will but 07Seb1    20:15 | the king’s ill will but from the calumny of rivals, he 07Seb1    21:3 | of the Amatunik’, and others from the nobles with them 07Seb1    21:4 | stipends to be paid them from the treasury, to be given 07Seb1    22:1 | the death of his father from those nobles who had killed 07Seb1    22:4 | land of Gełam, and then from there he journeyed to the 07Seb1    23:4 | house, which had been amassed from the taxes of that land 07Seb1    24:4 | that country a community deported from Armenia and settled on the 07Seb1    24:4 | the great desert which extends from T’urk’astan and Delhastan. They had 07Seb1    24:4 | and furthermore not a few from the Greek empire and from 07Seb1    24:4 | from the Greek empire and from the region of Syria 07Seb1    25:1 | and left at a distance from him; and the king of 07Seb1    25:2 | a few men, and dismounting from his horse he did obeisance 07Seb1    25:2 | him: ’Bid your retinue withdraw from you, so that I many 07Seb1    25:3 | his men to go away from him. While they were proceeding 07Seb1    25:3 | suddenly those in ambush emerged from their places, struck Vstam and 07Seb1    27:2 | a reliable servant; he was from the house of the Dimak’seank’ 07Seb1    27:5 | Then he requested permission from the king to rebuild the 07Seb1    27:5 | place, he hastily sought permission from the king. When the permission 07Seb1    27:7 | fortress and there is danger from an enemy.’ The order 07Seb1    27:7 | ’ The order came back from the king: ’Let the fortress 07Seb1    28:3 | and guards for his court from among the royal retainers. He 07Seb1    28:3 | command, Komsh, summoned to himself from Vrkan his own original army 07Seb1    28:4 | His troops were about [2,000] cavalry from that land 07Seb1    28:7 | K’ushans requested help for themselves from the great Khak’an, king of 07Seb1    28:7 | which comes out of T’urk’astan from the land of Ewilat via 07Seb1    28:11 | camp. When a command came from the great Khak’an to the 07Seb1    28:12 | Then an Inspector from court came to Smbat and 07Seb1    28:14 | shall come as a champion from my side, and you from 07Seb1    28:14 | from my side, and you from yours, so that today my 07Seb1    28:15 | to die.’ Coming out from either side, they rapidly confronted 07Seb1    28:16 | But help came from on high: the armour of 07Seb1    28:16 | the K’ushan king, chain-mail from Bahl and a solid cuirass 07Seb1    29:0 | Rebellion of the Armenian nobles from the Persians and their submission 07Seb1    29:1 | him with a fine horse from the royal stable with royal 07Seb1    29:2 | are especially grateful to you. From now on trouble no more 07Seb1    29:4 | the Chinese Chepetukh. They went from the east to the west 07Seb1    30:0 | The flight of Atat Khorkhoṙuni from service to the Greeks; his 07Seb1    30:0 | by him. Then his rebellion from Khosrov and his death. The 07Seb1    30:2 | troops. He took his leave from the king and departed. But 07Seb1    30:2 | the Persian king. Turning aside from the road, he made his 07Seb1    30:3 | he was many days’ journey from the coast. Then from some 07Seb1    30:3 | journey from the coast. Then from some source they learned of 07Seb1    30:5 | treasures, and authorized a stipend from the treasury 07Seb1    30:8 | An order came from the emperor: ’Thirty thousand cavalry 07Seb1    31:0 | the generals Heraclius and Nersēs from Phocas. The siege of Urha 07Seb1    31:1 | the region of Thrace rebelled from the emperor and installed as 07Seb1    31:10 | army was weary and exhausted from the battle for the city 07Seb1    31:10 | for the city. Another army from Greek territory reached Urha, attacked 07Seb1    32:6 | of young men came out from there and fell upon their 07Seb1    32:7 | the sword. Many jumped down ( from the wall) out of fear 07Seb1    32:8 | population of [33] villages were captured from that fortress; and in like 07Seb1    32:14 | him and a clothing allowance from the treasury. But in later 07Seb1    32:15 | Tskhnakert. When a command came from the king, he departed 07Seb1    33:1 | Then king Khosrov returned from Dara and rested his army 07Seb1    33:3 | had no expectation of salvation from anywhere, parleyed for peace, and 07Seb1    33:4 | cities and their inhabitants, fleeing from the sword of Phocas 07Seb1    33:6 | against it. They were opposed from within for a while, and 07Seb1    33:8 | the sword, and expelled them from the country in flight 07Seb1    33:9 | him to remove the inhabitants from the city of Karin and 07Seb1    33:10 | bishop of Taron, who was from the village of Ałts’its’awan, succeeded 07Seb1    34:0 | Captivity of the Cross. Command from king Khosrov to rebuild Jerusalem 07Seb1    34:5 | the city, and prevented them from raiding. Putting his army under 07Seb1    34:13 | speed, because it was fatigued from the long and so dangerous 07Seb1    34:19 | The surviving Jews jumped from the walls and went to 07Seb1    34:19 | the foundations of the city from below, they brought down the 07Seb1    34:23 | Then a command arrived from the king to have mercy 07Seb1    34:23 | the Jews to be expelled from the city. And they promptly 07Seb1    35:3 | works which he has accomplished ( from) before ages until now. Blessing 07Seb1    35:4 | him? For all things are from him and through him and 07Seb1    35:5 | was pleased to expel them from his own holy city, Jerusalem 07Seb1    35:8 | these worshipful places occurs not from injustice or ruin but through 07Seb1    35:9 | but the power derives not from human hands, ’lest everybody boast’ 07Seb1    36:1 | this letter that has arrived from the divinely-built city, ’which 07Seb1    36:4 | By the grace of God, from me the chief-bishop, and 07Seb1    36:4 | me the chief-bishop, and from all the orthodox bishops and 07Seb1    36:4 | priests, deacons and readers, and from all the congregations of this 07Seb1    36:5 | which reached us, were consoled from the many troubles and grievous 07Seb1    36:10 | on high ’turned his face from us’, and ’the sun looked 07Seb1    36:12 | description of the going down from Sion to Jericho - the one 07Seb1    37:2 | they had dismembered it limb from limb, St Gregory had sealed 07Seb1    37:3 | O pearl, not born from the sea, but a pearl 07Seb1    38:0 | Constantinople; supplication of Heraclius; order from Khosrov to take the city 07Seb1    38:0 | kingdom and goes to Caesarea. From there he invades Armenia and 07Seb1    38:3 | of the sea seek vengeance from you 07Seb1    38:4 | What does your king seek from me, who does not make 07Seb1    38:5 | of Maurice? God sought that from the hands of Phocas through 07Seb1    38:6 | I request the same from him: reconciliation and friendship. I 07Seb1    38:6 | and friendship. I also request from you three things; so heed 07Seb1    38:6 | things; so heed me. Remove from my land fire and sword 07Seb1    38:6 | and sword and captivity; and from these three things you will 07Seb1    38:6 | because you will not suffer from famine, nor will the royal 07Seb1    38:7 | letter with gifts, to seek from him conciliation and peace with 07Seb1    38:8 | king accepted the presents brought from the emperor, but he did 07Seb1    38:8 | Byzantium. Naval forces came out from Byzantium to oppose him, and 07Seb1    38:8 | was a battle at sea from which the Persian army returned 07Seb1    38:11 | Jerusalem and the great Alexandria from my hands 07Seb1    38:13 | not able to save himself from the Jews - but they killed 07Seb1    38:13 | can the same save you from my hands? “For if you 07Seb1    38:16 | of Cappadocia. He himself travelled from Chalcedon, reached Caesarea, and pitched 07Seb1    38:17 | Lord our God obliterates them from the face of the earth 07Seb1    38:26 | to now Heraclius was fleeing from me. I have now arrived 07Seb1    38:26 | and will he not flee from me?’ Such words were 07Seb1    38:27 | If anyone came out from it in flight, they immediately 07Seb1    38:31 | the support of Ṙoch Vehan from the royal court, men selected 07Seb1    38:31 | the royal court, men selected from the whole kingdom. Joining forces 07Seb1    39:3 | and note: ’Although we escaped from the enemy, yet there is 07Seb1    40:2 | they chose a certain hermit, from the house of Abraham, whose 07Seb1    40:3 | an enquiry. Two men came from his own family and testified 07Seb1    40:4 | of the bishops and removed from him the hood of the 07Seb1    40:4 | high-priestly rank, dismissed him from his position, and expelled him 07Seb1    40:4 | promptly installed as Catholicos Ezr from the province of Nig, who 07Seb1    40:4 | and no indecorous word came from his mouth 07Seb1    40:7 | made as his prime request from him the Life-bearing Cross 07Seb1    40:7 | he had taken into captivity from Jerusalem 07Seb1    40:8 | he requested a small force from him. Then they took leave 07Seb1    40:11 | himself Suddenly they attacked him from behind, struck him down and 07Seb1    40:13 | her (reigned) a certain Khosrov from the family of Sasan; and 07Seb1    41:1 | the church which been saved from the hands of the enemy 07Seb1    41:2 | and wailing; their tears flowed from the awesome fervour of the 07Seb1    41:2 | emotion of their hearts and from the rending of the entrails 07Seb1    41:3 | to sing the Lord’s chants from the fearful and agonizing emotion 07Seb1    41:5 | Greek general Mzhēzh Gnuni came from Armenia, and took control of 07Seb1    41:6 | requested a statement of faith from the king. Immediately a document 07Seb1    41:10 | troops and requested an oath from king Heraclius that he would 07Seb1    41:10 | he would not remove him from his own land. Having received 07Seb1    41:18 | up the island of Aghtamar, from there he saved many provinces 07Seb1    42:0 | Dvin and captivity of [35,000] men from Dvin. Office of patrik of 07Seb1    42:1 | one but of that born from the handmaiden, concerning which the 07Seb1    42:2 | the Persian army had departed from them and had left the 07Seb1    42:4 | because their cults were divided from each other 07Seb1    42:5 | that time a certain man from among those same sons of 07Seb1    42:6 | Now because the command was from on high, at a single 07Seb1    42:8 | they all gathered in unison ’from Ewila as far as Sur 07Seb1    42:8 | opposite Egypt’; and they went from the desert of P’aṙan, [12] tribes 07Seb1    42:8 | their tribes - a thousand men from each tribe - to lead them 07Seb1    42:11 | we shall demand that possession from you with interest.’ 07Seb1    42:14 | The others, though wearied from their march, were able at 07Seb1    42:14 | lying in ambush rose up from their places and attacked them 07Seb1    42:14 | and there was great distress from the heat of the sun 07Seb1    42:16 | Then, having requested an oath from them, they submitted to them 07Seb1    42:18 | eye they occupied (the land) from the edge of the sea 07Seb1    42:26 | were disunited and had separated from each other 07Seb1    42:27 | A destructive army came from Asorestan along the road of 07Seb1    42:33 | this battle a command came from the emperor (bestowing) the command 07Seb1    42:35 | Ismael went to the east from the desert of Sin, their 07Seb1    42:35 | kingdoms; they occupied (the land) from Egypt as far as the 07Seb1    42:35 | the great Taurus mountain, and from the western sea as far 07Seb1    42:38 | This we heard from men who had been taken 07Seb1    42:38 | taken as captives to Khuzhastan, ( from) Tachkastan. Having been themselves eyewitnesses 07Seb1    43:1 | Jews, who after gaining help from the Hagarenes for a brief 07Seb1    43:1 | envious of them, expelled them from that place and called the 07Seb1    43:2 | plot, desiring to fill Jerusalem from end to end with blood 07Seb1    43:2 | to exterminate all the Christians from Jerusalem 07Seb1    43:3 | Now a certain man from among the great ones of 07Seb1    43:5 | plot. Because their prince was from among the Jews, he ordered 07Seb1    44:0 | Valentinus and his death. Return from exile of the aspet, son 07Seb1    44:1 | of general. The aspet flees from Constantinople, but submits again to 07Seb1    44:3 | Augusta, because Constantine was (born) from his first wife. When Valentinus 07Seb1    44:6 | Ismaelites. The Persian troops fled from their camp all through the 07Seb1    44:8 | the Greeks. This is clear from his saying: ’The thick wings 07Seb1    44:8 | plucked, and it was exterminated from the earth.’ 07Seb1    44:10 | This is clear from what they were saying to 07Seb1    44:11 | This fourth, arising from the south, is the kingdom 07Seb1    44:15 | loyal Armenian princes among those from the Greek sector 07Seb1    44:18 | He received from him many gifts, and promised 07Seb1    44:19 | ordered him to be released from his bonds and that the 07Seb1    44:20 | him a stipend and sustenance from the treasury. Then he ordered 07Seb1    44:22 | a trick. He requested permission from king Constans to send four 07Seb1    44:29 | He gave him a wife from the house of the Arsacids 07Seb1    44:29 | the house of the Arsacids, from among his own relatives, and 07Seb1    44:31 | fortress, but suffered many losses from the fortress. These (defenders of 07Seb1    44:32 | men descended through this down from the fortress to seek from 07Seb1    44:32 | from the fortress to seek from the fortress of Darawnk’ a 07Seb1    45:0 | Ismaelites strikes with the sword from Ayrarat to the borders of 07Seb1    45:0 | concerning matters of faith. Command from Constans to make union of 07Seb1    45:1 | a yell in the fortress from one end to the other 07Seb1    45:1 | the women and children down from the fortress, intending to slaughter 07Seb1    45:2 | day the multitude of prisoners from the hands of the Ismaelites 07Seb1    45:3 | general had taken to Constans from the battle [100] select horses as 07Seb1    45:12 | There was a man there from the province of Bagrewand, from 07Seb1    45:12 | from the province of Bagrewand, from the village of Bagawan, who 07Seb1    46:0 | the letter brought to Armenia from Constans king of the Romans 07Seb1    46:3 | We have a commandment from the inspired prophets and Christ’s 07Seb1    46:9 | whom he had taken captive from the city of Alexandria. These 07Seb1    46:11 | of sects to be expelled from the tribunal. He commanded that 07Seb1    46:12 | to be there two bishops from Armenia, trustworthy men who had 07Seb1    46:14 | the Nestorians to be expelled from the tribunal. He likewise asked 07Seb1    46:15 | called Eran and other bishops from Asorestan, Aruastan, Khuzhastan, and other 07Seb1    46:16 | Ałuank’, and many other bishops from Greek territory’, and the princes 07Seb1    46:16 | held, and requested an account from both sides concerning Nicaea under 07Seb1    46:18 | For I am from two natures - whether from my 07Seb1    46:18 | am from two natures - whether from my father and mother, or 07Seb1    46:18 | my father and mother, or from soul and body. But the 07Seb1    46:19 | of Jerusalem, and the philosopher from the city of Alexandria to 07Seb1    46:19 | we had not turned aside from God, then he in anger 07Seb1    46:19 | would not have turned aside from us. But now in fear 07Seb1    46:23 | ’because God has delivered us from servitude to the empire of 07Seb1    46:23 | regarding which we must request from Christ God for your pious 07Seb1    46:23 | you are in the body from the human race, yet you 07Seb1    46:24 | below - you who are crowned from heaven, you the boast of 07Seb1    46:24 | Heraclius, your grandfather, who rescued from the cruel executioner the whole 07Seb1    46:26 | catholic (epistle) says: ’Who was from the beginning, of whom we 07Seb1    46:29 | person’, because the unity is from the two - as by the 07Seb1    46:29 | So too Christ was born from the holy Spirit and Mary 07Seb1    46:29 | union, ineffable according to God from the Father, and because her 07Seb1    46:32 | Jesus his Son purifies us from all sin.’ Behold, Jesus 07Seb1    46:36 | also God. So those who from the beginning were eye-witnesses 07Seb1    46:39 | It is clear from the Nicaean council that they 07Seb1    46:39 | who had received (the faith) from the apostles and confirmed the 07Seb1    46:39 | So too St. Gregory learned from his predecessors and taught to 07Seb1    46:41 | as we have received it from the holy apostles through our 07Seb1    46:42 | the precepts of the faith from the holy council and the 07Seb1    46:44 | and with [70,000] men, elite leaders from all his provinces, went to 07Seb1    46:46 | the foundation of your faith from the blessed Constantine and the 07Seb1    46:46 | if he be an angel from heaven - be anathema. So, all 07Seb1    46:46 | have received a true foundation from the holy apostles, (that is 07Seb1    46:46 | the holy apostles, (that is) from you, have spread the gospel 07Seb1    46:50 | God the Father, that is from the being of the Father 07Seb1    46:50 | being of the Father. God from God, light from light, true 07Seb1    46:50 | Father. God from God, light from light, true God from true 07Seb1    46:50 | light from light, true God from true God, born and not 07Seb1    46:51 | made man, was born completely from the holy virgin Mary through 07Seb1    46:54 | or that they were created from nothing, or say that the 07Seb1    46:54 | or the holy Spirit are from a different being or existence 07Seb1    46:60 | Now from the emperor Nero until the 07Seb1    46:60 | until the blessed Constantine, and from Constantine to king Marcian, all 07Seb1    46:60 | leaders of the church, (beginning) from the excellent Theophilus the orator 07Seb1    46:67 | for the Athenians: to refrain from fornication, and not to accept 07Seb1    46:67 | for the Lacedaemonians: to refrain from fornication, and not to bury 07Seb1    46:68 | Pythagoras, after how many days from approaching a woman it was 07Seb1    46:68 | enter the palace. She note: ’From one’s own (wife) on the 07Seb1    46:68 | wife) on the same day; from another’s, never.’ 07Seb1    46:69 | apostle’s saying with reverence: ’Flee from fornication.’ For although ’no 07Seb1    46:72 | with the saying: ’Stand away from me all you who work 07Seb1    46:73 | We received (this faith) from St. Gregory and the God 07Seb1    46:73 | and we shall not deviate from it, neither to the right 07Seb1    46:75 | note: ’Christ brought his body from heaven.’ Then they divided 07Seb1    46:76 | note: One Lord Jesus Christ from two natures, not suppressing the 07Seb1    46:78 | to feed the five thousand from five loaves, and to change 07Seb1    46:82 | faith which our fathers received from the very first vardapets 07Seb1    46:83 | seek knowledge of the good from God worthily, and to bless 07Seb1    47:3 | the sons of Abraham born from Hagar and K’etura: Ismaēl, Amram 07Seb1    47:3 | the Indians, north of these, from the great and fearsome desert 07Seb1    47:4 | a tempest it shall run from the south, coming from the 07Seb1    47:4 | run from the south, coming from the desert, an awesome place 07Seb1    47:6 | the disasters of the slaughter from which the civil war was 07Seb1    47:11 | the plan was not hidden from him. Then he spoke with 07Seb1    47:12 | pardoned him; and removing him from their clutches, spared him 07Seb1    48:2 | had come to his support from those regions. The prince of 07Seb1    48:2 | some place - sought an oath from the Ismaelites and went into 07Seb1    48:4 | land in order to efface from the earth that kingdom as 07Seb1    48:5 | Armenians rebelled and removed themselves from ( allegiance to) the Greek kingdom 07Seb1    48:6 | I shall not take tribute from you for a three-year 07Seb1    48:6 | country [15,000] cavalry, and provide sustenance from your country; and I shall 07Seb1    48:7 | Anti-Christ split them away from the Romans. For although the 07Seb1    48:10 | presented to him a letter from their prince, which was written 07Seb1    48:10 | will be unable to flee from there.’ 07Seb1    48:12 | of Mananali, of Daranali, those from the province of Ekełeats’, and 07Seb1    48:13 | other princes, and the army from the region of Ayrarat; the 07Seb1    48:14 | Catholicos Nersēs, who had come from Tayk’, also met him. All 07Seb1    48:18 | and Siwnik’ to separate them from union with T’ēodoros 07Seb1    48:19 | Another army besieged Arp’ayk’ from both the mountain side and 07Seb1    49:0 | to Constantinople. Flight of Nersēs from the Armenian princes. T’ēodoros Ṙshtuni 07Seb1    49:1 | for he was by origin from Tayk’, from the village called 07Seb1    49:1 | was by origin from Tayk’, from the village called Ishkhan. He 07Seb1    49:1 | called Ishkhan. He was raised from his youth in the territory 07Seb1    49:2 | the episcopate in that land, from which he was called to 07Seb1    49:4 | foundation in the holy church from St. Gregory down to today 07Seb1    49:4 | the springs - which the Catholicos from early on had intended, but 07Seb1    49:5 | them through fear, so that from terror of death they all 07Seb1    49:7 | not communicate, but he descended from the bema and hid himself 07Seb1    49:8 | and you unworthy, went down from the bema, and hid in 07Seb1    49:11 | would enjoy (communion) with Christ from the altar and his hands 07Seb1    49:12 | all orders of ritual emanate from this place and this man 07Seb1    49:18 | He requested for himself troops from the Ismaelites, and [7,000] men came 07Seb1    49:19 | entered Tayk’. They were driven from there, and were unable to 07Seb1    50:1 | vain cult which you learned from childhood. Deny that Jesus and 07Seb1    50:2 | Dismiss from your presence the multitude of 07Seb1    50:2 | may wish, and take tribute from you, as much as you 07Seb1    50:3 | was unable to save himself from the Jews, how can he 07Seb1    50:3 | how can he save you from my hands?’ 07Seb1    50:4 | were in the east assembled: from Persia, Khuzhastan, from the region 07Seb1    50:4 | east assembled: from Persia, Khuzhastan, from the region of India, Aruastan 07Seb1    50:4 | region of India, Aruastan, and from the region of Egypt (they 07Seb1    50:9 | earth.” ’He lifted the crown from his head, stripped off his 07Seb1    50:10 | great ships arrived at Chalcedon from Alexandria with all the small 07Seb1    50:10 | easily descend onto the wall from the top of towers, and 07Seb1    50:11 | were about two stades’ distance from the dry land, then one 07Seb1    50:11 | For the Lord looked down from heaven with the violence of 07Seb1    50:11 | the sea was stirred up from the depths below. Its waves 07Seb1    50:11 | clouds, and there were gurglings from the depths 07Seb1    50:18 | Now the Armenian princes, from both Greek and Arab territory 07Seb1    50:20 | for the populace, nor mercy from above; but it was as 07Seb1    50:21 | he requested for himself troops from the Ismaelites in order to 07Seb1    51:0 | Rebellion of the Medes from the Ismaelites. Collapse of the 07Seb1    51:1 | that year the Medes rebelled from submission to Ismael and killed 07Seb1    51:2 | on them. For they took from them each year [365] sacks of 07Seb1    51:3 | die or to be freed from cruel servitude. They began to 07Seb1    51:3 | might be able to escape from the teeth of the dragon 07Seb1    51:3 | teeth of the dragon and from the cruel beast 07Seb1    51:5 | deep valleys by falling down from precipices, while many had been 07Seb1    51:5 | warriors. So, they hastened away from those regions and made for 07Seb1    51:6 | against them a small army ( from the place) which they call 07Seb1    51:7 | There came another army from the territory of the T’etalk’ 07Seb1    51:7 | the Ismaelite army suffered defeat from the army of the T’etalk’ 07Seb1    52:1 | The Armenians rebel from the Ismaelites; slaughter of the 07Seb1    52:2 | lord of the Mamikonean’, rebelled from the Greeks and submitted to 07Seb1    52:2 | control of the whole land from end to end. T’ēodoros, lord 07Seb1    52:4 | were pressing hard on them. From the cold they could not 07Seb1    52:6 | army of Ismael turned back from them, besieged the city of 07Seb1    52:10 | abilities of his ancestors, seeking from On High leadership and success 07Seb1    52:13 | that the Armenians had withdrawn from submission to them, they put 07Seb1    52:13 | hostages whom they had brought from that land, about [1,775] people. A 07Seb1    52:14 | was therefore unable to withdraw from their service. And Hamazasp had 07Seb1    52:14 | requested him and still others from among the princes (to go 07Seb1    52:15 | better than life, they withdrew from submission to them, and through 07Seb1    52:21 | refrain for the least moment from the sword and captivity and 07Seb1    52:23 | flame up,’ he says, ’from my anger; it will burn 07Seb1    52:24 | For just as arrows fly from the breast of a powerful 07Seb1    52:24 | breast of a powerful man, from a fully-extended bow to 07Seb1    52:24 | so too did these (speed) from the desert of Sin, who 08Ghev1    1:3 | lifted the scepter of kingship from us, subjecting us to the 08Ghev1    1:4 | with us and save us from service to the emperor of 08Ghev1    1:10 | open at a great distance from themselves. And, leaving their horses 08Ghev1    1:10 | armored, against the Arabs. Exhausted from the sun’s heat, the hot 08Ghev1    1:10 | hot rocks and sand, and from the weight of their weapons 08Ghev1    1:12 | of Jerusalem under taxation. Thus, from that time forth, Judaea and 08Ghev1    2:4 | the land of the Armenians from the Iranian side, capturing the 08Ghev1    2:9 | many of them, took booty from the fallen, and went on 08Ghev1    2:9 | district of Garhni, having separated from the Byzantine general 08Ghev1    3:5 | and taken, to be alienated from the faith of Christ and 08Ghev1    3:14 | glorifying God Who demanded vengeance from their enemy 08Ghev1    4:3 | Constans removed Prince T’e’odoros from his authority because of the 08Ghev1    4:3 | his stead a certain Smbat from the Bagratid clan, sending him 08Ghev1    4:5 | exterminate your House, (removing it) from the (other) clans of our 08Ghev1    4:9 | authority was the Lord’s doing. From that point on he ceased 08Ghev1    4:12 | of the Armenian lords, Grigor from the Mamikonean House and Smbat 08Ghev1    4:12 | the Mamikonean House and Smbat from the Bagratuni House 08Ghev1    4:17 | state throughout his reign, free from all raids and attacks. For 08Ghev1    5:2 | powers, which he had taken from the West, naming the church 08Ghev1    5:3 | column of light shedding light from its own tail, and they 08Ghev1    5:5 | Khazars, and requested auxiliary troops from him 08Ghev1    7:0 | unbelievable disasters which befell us from the Ishmaelites 08Ghev1    7:10 | falsehoods and then seized everyone from the youngest to the oldest 08Ghev1    7:12 | father, who was a murderer from the very start and never 08Ghev1    7:12 | knew righteousness, as we learn from the Lord 08Ghev1    7:13 | They removed from prison all the people bound 08Ghev1    7:13 | hands and feet, hanged them from trees, and ended their lives 08Ghev1    7:16 | of the people seeking peace from humane God. One could say 08Ghev1    8:0 | the nobility and their cavalry from Armenia 08Ghev1    8:1 | to him his clan members from the army of the nobles 08Ghev1    8:13 | Aid from Almighty God came to the 08Ghev1    8:14 | cold, preventing the Ishmaelite troops from unleashing their might. They had 08Ghev1    8:15 | which had lightly frozen over from the cold. With that multitude 08Ghev1    8:18 | She also provided pack animals from her own herd for them 08Ghev1    8:18 | result she received great thanks from him and also magnificent gifts 08Ghev1    8:19 | the Byzantine emperor. As gifts from the enemy’s loot they also 08Ghev1    8:19 | noses which they had severed from the Arabs’ corpses 08Ghev1    8:21 | Smbat received this honor from the emperor, took his own 08Ghev1    8:28 | Then the Armenians collected spoil from the fallen, divided it up 08Ghev1    9:5 | tax payers. Stop your sword from shedding their blood and stop 08Ghev1    9:5 | blood and stop your hand from pillaging, and they will obey 08Ghev1    9:6 | us to turn us away from our beliefs 08Ghev1    9:10 | confirmed two or three times from credible men 08Ghev1    9:11 | agree to check my sword from shedding the blood of innocent 08Ghev1    9:12 | implement all that you requested from me, to have your pious 08Ghev1    9:12 | I deviate by one word from all of your words, may 08Ghev1    9:13 | who had accompanied kat’oghikos Sargis from Armenia, now took the body 08Ghev1    9:14 | Then, receiving that written pledge from the Ishmaelite general’s hand, they 08Ghev1    10:9 | out of confinement the men from noble clans, and then set 08Ghev1    10:10 | surrounded by dangers, save us from the bitter death which awaits 08Ghev1    10:11 | to save the three children from the furnace of Babylon, in 08Ghev1    10:12 | of them together sought blessing from On High, and died 08Ghev1    10:14 | under water to keep them from these Arab pirates, and treasures 08Ghev1    10:15 | were Smbat, son of Ashot from the Bagratid clan, Grigor and 08Ghev1    10:15 | Bagratid clan, Grigor and Koriwn from the Artsrunid clan, Varaz-Shapuh 08Ghev1    10:15 | Varaz-Shapuh and his brother from the Amatuni clan, and numerous 08Ghev1    10:17 | a city to dwell in from the Byzantine emperor and pasturage 08Ghev1    10:20 | returned to Armenia, detaching themselves from the Byzantine emperor 08Ghev1    11:0 | Chenk’). He requested many troops from the prince of the Ishmaelites 08Ghev1    11:5 | have ruled over the world, from the beginning of time until 08Ghev1    11:7 | you merely want a gift from me, after the manner of 08Ghev1    11:10 | men encamped a short distance from them and then sent word 08Ghev1    11:10 | the [30,000] girls which you requested from me and which I selected 08Ghev1    11:10 | me and which I selected from throughout my entire kingdom for 08Ghev1    11:11 | Now take from the notables of your army 08Ghev1    11:11 | Arabs foolishly selected [30,000] renowned men from their troops and sent them 08Ghev1    11:14 | deep shame did they return from the emperor of the Chinese 08Ghev1    12:2 | at great expense with funds from his treasury. In later times 08Ghev1    12:2 | it once more with funds from their own treasury 08Ghev1    12:7 | some means of extricating himself from them 08Ghev1    12:8 | to the road and escape from the clutches of the enemy 08Ghev1    12:9 | And thus did he return from the land of the Huns 08Ghev1    13:1 | clan. He effected the release from captivity of those whom Muhammad 08Ghev1    13:1 | whom Muhammad had led off from the land of the Armenians 08Ghev1    13:8 | that it was handed down from generation to generation, from people 08Ghev1    13:8 | down from generation to generation, from people to people, by fleshly 08Ghev1    14:4 | has bidden us to refrain from exposing our unique and divine 08Ghev1    14:9 | gospels any such statement coming from our Lord, though He does 08Ghev1    14:9 | by Satan, “I came naked from my mother’s womb, and naked 08Ghev1    14:24 | The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff 08Ghev1    14:24 | Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until he 08Ghev1    14:27 | through them and prevents others from admitting same 08Ghev1    14:28 | loss when nothing was left from the Books, some individuals undertook 08Ghev1    14:28 | would have continued being done from generation to generation 08Ghev1    14:29 | our opinions, pretending to draw from it all that follows, stating 08Ghev1    14:31 | the faith of authentic documents from holy and pious men of 08Ghev1    14:31 | the Hebrew people, drawing them from the works of the Prophets 08Ghev1    14:34 | laws which far removed them from the custom of that paganism 08Ghev1    14:35 | of God with the record, from time to time, of the 08Ghev1    14:41 | these ceremonies, and that far from being contradictory to Him, they 08Ghev1    14:42 | time of our Savior, and from which, the Lord drew the 08Ghev1    14:45 | when all the people returned from captivity and came back to 08Ghev1    14:46 | ministers. He who is exempt from forgetfulness and conjectures, it is 08Ghev1    14:56 | by God and brought down from the heavens, as you do 08Ghev1    14:56 | that God sent it down from the heavens 08Ghev1    14:57 | What could have hindered us from removing from it the names 08Ghev1    14:57 | have hindered us from removing from it the names of the 08Ghev1    14:57 | names of the evangelists, or from adding that it was God 08Ghev1    14:57 | God who sent it down from the heavens 08Ghev1    14:58 | that men still needed assistance from God and promised to send 08Ghev1    14:63 | the light of the Law. From there on men shall pass 08Ghev1    14:63 | Gospel of Christ, and finally, from the Gospel to the perpetual 08Ghev1    14:68 | those who differ a little from your opinions, you are committing 08Ghev1    14:70 | His Gospel has been spread from one end of the earth 08Ghev1    14:70 | all peoples and all languages, from the civilized countries of Greece 08Ghev1    14:72 | of them who live far from us and speak a tongue 08Ghev1    14:75 | as you well know, far from us, and differing from us 08Ghev1    14:75 | far from us, and differing from us both in their language 08Ghev1    14:76 | works of Abu Turab escaped from this destruction, for he (Hajjaj 08Ghev1    14:77 | those who find themselves far from us, nor among those who 08Ghev1    14:77 | live near us. Refrain then from making things up, lest you 08Ghev1    14:78 | inconsistent opinions, you make citations from them (the Scriptures) which you 08Ghev1    14:81 | and Gomorrah (brimstone and) fire from the Lord” [Genesis 19:24]. These I quote 08Ghev1    14:81 | the Lord” [Genesis 19:24]. These I quote from the books of Moses which 08Ghev1    14:82 | do, that such passages coming from the Book of God, are 08Ghev1    14:83 | one and the rays emanate from it, yet the sun is 08Ghev1    14:83 | that the rays generate directly from the sun, without the concourse 08Ghev1    14:84 | seems to us to proceed from a birth so pure, what 08Ghev1    14:84 | a divine birth, which proceeds from a spontaneous, an ever sufficient 08Ghev1    14:85 | divine orders). Consequently, you take from them what pleases you and 08Ghev1    14:86 | two or three divinities emanating from different origins. For our part 08Ghev1    14:87 | as it has not proceeded from our mouths, remains incomprehensible (to 08Ghev1    14:88 | as the rays are born from the sun, as light originates 08Ghev1    14:88 | the sun, as light originates from fire, and as word emanates 08Ghev1    14:88 | fire, and as word emanates from reason. This is all that 08Ghev1    14:88 | the Word of God, emanating from God 08Ghev1    14:93 | know his Creator and flee from the enemy, from time to 08Ghev1    14:93 | and flee from the enemy, from time to time, He made 08Ghev1    14:96 | recall what we mentioned above from the books of Moses, concerning 08Ghev1    14:96 | will raise up a prophet from among your brethren, to whom 08Ghev1    14:97 | of that prophet shall die from among his people.” [Deut. 18:15, 18-19]. It is 08Ghev1    14:98 | you a series of passages from the Prophets, indicating the coming 08Ghev1    14:101 | saints I have begotten you from the womb before the morning 08Ghev1    14:107 | prophecy does not prevents us from receiving yet another, by a 08Ghev1    14:107 | A scepter shall come forth from his descendant and shall rule 08Ghev1    14:112 | generations. May he have dominion from sea to sea, and from 08Ghev1    14:112 | from sea to sea, and from the River to the ends 08Ghev1    14:115 | among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for 08Ghev1    14:115 | of Israel, whose roots are from of old, from ancient days 08Ghev1    14:115 | roots are from of old, from ancient days.” [Micah 5:2]. The issue of 08Ghev1    14:115 | man to be dated as from eternal days is not possible 08Ghev1    14:116 | shame; those who turn away from thee shall be written in 08Ghev1    14:117 | believed that He was God from God, because in the Hebrew 08Ghev1    14:119 | with justice and with righteousness from this time forth and for 08Ghev1    14:121 | with justice and with righteousness from this time forth and for 08Ghev1    14:122 | It is evident from this passage that the most 08Ghev1    14:124 | I hid not my face from shame and spitting.” [Isa. 50:5b, 6]. Also through 08Ghev1    14:126 | Listen to the other testimony from Isaiah: “Behold, my servant shall 08Ghev1    14:127 | with grief; and as one from whom men hide their faces 08Ghev1    14:133 | of God, ought to come from the tribe of Judah, whereas 08Ghev1    14:139 | art willing, remove this cup from me,” [Luke 22; 42], indicating that He was 08Ghev1    14:142 | with me” [John 16:32]. Again, “I came from the Father, and have come 08Ghev1    14:156 | sons of Israel were saved from destruction by the blood of 08Ghev1    14:156 | could not we be saved from eternal death by the blood 08Ghev1    14:157 | nothing would have hindered me from giving exposition of each of 08Ghev1    14:162 | and you shall be clean from all your uncleanliness, and from 08Ghev1    14:162 | from all your uncleanliness, and from all your idols I will 08Ghev1    14:166 | neither received command to refrain from work therein, following the Jews 08Ghev1    14:166 | nor have we stayed away from preparing our food 08Ghev1    14:182 | the saints could one expect from you, when actually you, moved 08Ghev1    14:184 | borne thereon, as we learned from a commandment given by God 08Ghev1    14:184 | by God to Moses, and from the messages of the Prophets 08Ghev1    14:188 | have come down to us from their times as their living 08Ghev1    14:190 | prove my point by passages from the holy Gospels and from 08Ghev1    14:190 | from the holy Gospels and from your own history 08Ghev1    14:193 | why; the carnage of demon, from which the birds and the 08Ghev1    14:200 | That is an erroneous diversion from our prudence 08Ghev1    14:203 | His divine nature, though inseparable from His humanity, and as true 08Ghev1    14:203 | and as true God engendered from true God. He rose again 08Ghev1    14:204 | hope that the dead, delivered from the spiritual influence of the 08Ghev1    14:204 | since souls obtain many graces from the Creator by the incarnation 08Ghev1    14:214 | Far from us such idle stories and 08Ghev1    16:2 | herds of these unclean animals from the country. For once again 08Ghev1    16:3 | he receive a worthy judgement from the Lord of all, and 08Ghev1    17:2 | point that everyone was groaning from the unrelenting, inescapable, and unendurable 08Ghev1    19:2 | fortified cities to shield them from the Ishmaelites. Then they encamped 08Ghev1    19:9 | that year (the caliph) desisted from further warfare 08Ghev1    20:8 | forgiveness of our Savior who from the start had reserved mercy 08Ghev1    20:10 | did not recognize the visitation from [Psalms 73, 3-4] Heaven 08Ghev1    20:14 | that blood will be demanded from you for those you slaughtered 08Ghev1    20:14 | those you led into slavery from my country 08Ghev1    20:18 | turn around and distance yourself from me you will choose what 08Ghev1    20:21 | he remained awaiting a visitation from On High and (was waiting 08Ghev1    20:25 | troops had borne (divine) wrath from the punishing sea 08Ghev1    20:29 | your own heads and demanded from you the blood of the 08Ghev1    20:31 | great disgrace. As he went from city to city, he was 08Ghev1    20:32 | great shame, encountered great insults from them, but could only make 08Ghev1    21:1 | and summoned Ashot, Vasak’s son, from the Bagratid House. (Marwan) gave 08Ghev1    22:2 | with Prince Ashot, Marwan returned from the Hun areas with great 08Ghev1    23:3 | of our caliphate and deviated from the precepts of our law 08Ghev1    23:4 | the caliphate) a certain Sulaiman from the same branch of the 08Ghev1    24:1 | his son. Finding some (men) from the clan of the slain 08Ghev1    24:8 | and cut off the inhabitants from the valley of Aven, and 08Ghev1    24:11 | they not fear a visitation from God, but they actually blamed 08Ghev1    25:0 | sons of Smbat were freed from their confinement as hostages. They 08Ghev1    25:2 | son, Isahak, who forbade them from such banditry 08Ghev1    25:3 | loaded up with much booty from Prince Ashot’s treasures and returned 08Ghev1    25:4 | vengeance on him—protected himself from them for some days. He 08Ghev1    25:10 | other, truly bad fruit grows from bad seed. That is how 08Ghev1    26:0 | of obedience and to rebel from the Ishmaelites. Grigor from the 08Ghev1    26:0 | rebel from the Ishmaelites. Grigor from the Mamikonean clan suggested this 08Ghev1    26:0 | malicious intent of removing Ashot from power 08Ghev1    26:2 | unable to dislodge our country from the mouth of the dragon 08Ghev1    26:6 | ratified this agreement, they withdrew from the commander of our land 08Ghev1    26:12 | the splendid crown had fallen from their heads and was ruined 08Ghev1    26:13 | Karin (Erzerum) - as though returning from some feat of valor—and 08Ghev1    27:2 | of their lawgiver (Muhammad) separated from the rest and went as 08Ghev1    27:4 | side as well as many from the rabble who were suffering 08Ghev1    27:4 | the rabble who were suffering from unbelievably stringent tax demands. Then 08Ghev1    27:4 | Then they began to attack from the side of Syria. When 08Ghev1    27:4 | destruction of his power derived from the Lord 08Ghev1    28:1 | that he was demanding taxes from the dead 08Ghev1    28:8 | son of Bagarat, who was from the same House as Prince 08Ghev1    28:9 | which until then had come from the (caliph’s) court, had been 08Ghev1    28:9 | for the cavalry be provided from taxes levied on the princely 08Ghev1    29:3 | prepared their belongings, taking strength from the power of the Lord’s 08Ghev1    29:3 | left their birthplace and, separating ( from their own people), joined the 08Ghev1    29:5 | hold and protect the city from ( their) foes. And he stipulated 08Ghev1    29:5 | for their food should come from the land of the Armenians 08Ghev1    30:4 | Hamazasp was fatally stabbed, fell from his horse and was surrounded 08Ghev1    31:5 | From lands under the sway of 08Ghev1    31:6 | not even lift his head ( from shame); rather, he just sat 08Ghev1    32:3 | They demanded taxes from the land, using numerous wicked 08Ghev1    32:5 | of unbearable narrowness and demanded from him the silver he had 08Ghev1    32:5 | he had demanded as tax from the country of the Persians 08Ghev1    33:2 | grandees, one and all, ate from a furnace of poverty 08Ghev1    33:3 | and the patriarch, Lord Trdat from the House of the lords 08Ghev1    33:6 | a witness to the anger from On High: hosts of locusts 08Ghev1    33:7 | with him came many brigades from the clans of the land 08Ghev1    33:8 | They groaned and heaved, reeling from the unendurable calamities 08Ghev1    34:1 | opted for rebellion—to withdraw from obedience to the Ishmaelites 08Ghev1    34:3 | finally) resolved to distance himself ( from the Arabs) he went to 08Ghev1    34:8 | Thus there was additional grief from taxes in our land, since 08Ghev1    34:9 | the son of Count Hrahat from the Mamikonean House 08Ghev1    34:10 | lords with him and withdrew from submission to the Ishmaelites. He 08Ghev1    34:10 | They had come to demand from him the bloodprice for those 08Ghev1    34:13 | Then enemies from all quarters arose and came 08Ghev1    34:13 | sons of Ishmael had arrived from the city of Karin 08Ghev1    34:15 | Muhammad began receiving frenzied complaints from all sides. So he gathered 08Ghev1    34:15 | up his troops and those from the city of Dwin, entrusting 08Ghev1    34:20 | did not dare sally forth from the city. Rather, they took 08Ghev1    34:22 | you vengeance will be exacted from the race of Ishmael 08Ghev1    34:28 | with their brigades. They arose from there and went to the 08Ghev1    34:31 | advise them to distance themselves from the monk’s fanatical and damaging 08Ghev1    34:33 | the land of the Armenians ( from the Arabs). (Emperor) Constantine, son 08Ghev1    34:34 | strength drew back in fear from that very evil wild beast 08Ghev1    34:37 | shortly, for they broke away from each other and became disunited 08Ghev1    34:40 | cavalrymen mounted on choice horses, from the clan of the Khurasan 08Ghev1    34:41 | He sent them off from the expansive, renowned city which 08Ghev1    34:45 | wanted to save the city from besiegement and thereby show himself 08Ghev1    34:46 | and his brothers and those from the Amatunik’ clan together with 08Ghev1    34:47 | the brother of Smbat sparapet from the Bagratunik’ clan with his 08Ghev1    34:52 | fortress, (the Arabs) suddenly emerged from the ambuscade where they were 08Ghev1    34:53 | Four men from noble clans also perished, three 08Ghev1    34:53 | noble clans also perished, three from the Trunik’ House and one 08Ghev1    34:53 | the Trunik’ House and one from the village of Urts’. Moreover 08Ghev1    34:58 | Byzantine parts and saved themselves from the iniquitous, malicious slanderers, but 08Ghev1    34:62 | the Arabs) regained strength, turned from their flight, and resisted (the 08Ghev1    34:66 | Then fortified anew with aid from On High, nothing could shake 08Ghev1    34:67 | As we learned directly from the enemy, a multitude of 08Ghev1    34:68 | foe until their hands weakened from the weight of their weapons 08Ghev1    34:69 | his ally and comrade Sahak from the Bagratuni House; General Mushegh 08Ghev1    34:69 | in-law of the sparapet; from the Gnunik’ House, Vahan dashnak 08Ghev1    34:72 | showered His mercy on humanity from the start, especially on those 08Ghev1    35:2 | had died in the battle. 2 From various places they ravished Church 08Ghev1    35:2 | loaded up with this spoil from the land of the Armenians 08Ghev1    35:2 | oaths and bringing them down from the fortresses 08Ghev1    35:3 | caliph and receive a reward from him for his labors 08Ghev1    35:4 | the Persians. He died suffering from horrible pains, a worthy recompense 08Ghev1    35:4 | by an invisible sword wielded from On High, (a sword) more 08Ghev1    37:2 | the country were at peace from the coercive extraction of taxes 08Ghev1    37:3 | taxation, the country rested somewhat from the cruel and calamitous tribulations 08Ghev1    37:5 | whom were Armenian lords, Tachat from the Andzewats’i House, and Artawazd 08Ghev1    37:5 | the Andzewats’i House, and Artawazd from the Mamikonean House, plus a 08Ghev1    37:5 | plus a third who was from the Byzantine army 08Ghev1    39:3 | Now Tachat, son of Grigor from the Andzewats’ik’ House, whom we 08Ghev1    39:3 | fugitive to the Emperor Constantine [V] from the caliph. (The emperor) received 08Ghev1    39:6 | Tachat) requested a written oath from them so that he could 08Ghev1    39:8 | and extricated the Ishmaelite troops from the siege 08Ghev1    39:9 | gave him many valuable items from the royal treasury. He also 08Ghev1    39:10 | that someone who had rebelled from ( Arab) authority and aided the 08Ghev1    40:7 | The only way to escape from their clutches and live is 08Ghev1    40:7 | That is your only deliverance from the death you have been 08Ghev1    40:8 | faith in Christ and separated from the flock of the Lord 08Ghev1    40:17 | tortured (Sahak), they released him from the painful bonds and led 08Ghev1    40:19 | he had the bodies removed from the wood and the bones 08Ghev1    42:0 | same disasters escalated further. For from then on, no one was 08Ghev1    42:2 | children. Their leaders were Shapuh from the Amatunik’ House and his 08Ghev1    42:9 | saying: “Do not conceal anything from me. Bring it all out 08Ghev1    42:11 | only) whatever appealed to him from the treasuries and splendid vestments 08Ghev1    43:2 | Lord Hamazasp from the honorable Mamikonean House desired 08Ghev1    43:2 | me, the unworthy scribe Sargis, from his legitimate funds to reproduce 09Draskh1    1:5 | lived before our time, recorded from the beginning, namely the transactions 09Draskh1    1:8 | and peoples that were descended from the sons of Noah, and 09Draskh1    1:8 | and then I shall separate from the other two our own 09Draskh1    1:9 | only our nation is descended from him but that he was 09Draskh1    1:12 | light the race of Togarmah from the wickedness of extreme idolatry 09Draskh1    1:16 | the universal persecutions that came from the southern region of Hagar 09Draskh1    1:20 | elegant manner receiving a throne from him, was properly laden with 09Draskh1    1:23 | all the lands are descended from the three sons of Noah 09Draskh1    1:24 | names in a different form from ours—for example, they call 09Draskh1    1:26 | but only the men from the pious families who heeded 09Draskh1    1:26 | accordance with the former benefaction from the Lord God fill them 09Draskh1    1:27 | let me set myself free from discussing the genealogies of Shem 09Draskh1    2:1 | After the inundations descending from heaven and the drowning of 09Draskh1    2:2 | his possession was named Gamirk’ from his name 09Draskh1    2:6 | The sixth son was Tiras from whom were born our very 09Draskh1    2:7 | sons of Tiras were Ashkenaz, from whom descended the Sarmatians (Sarmatk’ 09Draskh1    2:8 | From Javan (Yawan), the ancestor of 09Draskh1    2:9 | Though the generations descending from Japheth were perforce set out 09Draskh1    2:9 | patriarchates and races are descended from one and the same generation 09Draskh1    2:12 | was the third in descent from Japheth begat three sons: Ashkenaz 09Draskh1    2:13 | Ashkenazian the House of Togarmah from his own name 09Draskh1    2:15 | rule of his son Hayk. From Japheth to the first man 09Draskh1    2:17 | book that had been rendered from Chaldaean to Greek by the 09Draskh1    2:18 | Subsequently, from that source the testimony of 09Draskh1    3:2 | vehemently resisted and liberating himself from the domination of Bel, he 09Draskh1    3:4 | Soon our Hayk shot from his well-bent bow an 09Draskh1    3:14 | dwelling the southeastern region extending from the shores of the lake 09Draskh1    3:15 | Returning from there, Gegham built the great 09Draskh1    3:18 | named that land Armenia Proton from his name. To this day 09Draskh1    3:19 | He called the country extending from the so-called Armenia Proton 09Draskh1    3:19 | Second Armenia, and the territory from Melitene to the boundaries of 09Draskh1    3:19 | Third Armenia, and the region from Cop’k’ to the city of 09Draskh1    3:22 | his place of residence Ayrarat from his name 09Draskh1    4:8 | the Bagratuni family are descended from the generations of the latter 09Draskh1    4:14 | he took away the power from the Medes, and took charge 09Draskh1    4:18 | same name, derives its origin from him, and is assumed to 09Draskh1    4:23 | From his line descend the Vahuni 09Draskh1    4:23 | the Araweneank’ traced their lineage from his youngest son Arawen 09Draskh1    4:24 | was the father of Zareh from whom the Zarehawanean family descended 09Draskh1    4:29 | as it may, the timespan from our own Hayk to the 09Draskh1    5:12 | From there turning toward the people 09Draskh1    5:12 | of that region to refrain from plundering, pillaging, and indulging in 09Draskh1    6:9 | Caesarea in honor of Caesar. From that time on the city 09Draskh1    6:16 | of the word and awakened from his sleep, he gathered a 09Draskh1    6:16 | of the Romans, had taken from him, he defeated and drove 09Draskh1    6:18 | Artawazd and the many riches from the spoils of war 09Draskh1    7:9 | vine of Christ, (was descended) from the Sureni Pahlaw, and K’amsar 09Draskh1    7:9 | the Kamsarakans, (traced his lineage) from the Karenay Pahlaw. Thus, these 09Draskh1    7:11 | to come and heal him from his ailment which no man 09Draskh1    8:2 | Anak, who was from the house of Sureni Pahlaw 09Draskh1    8:2 | pretending to have detached himself from him, came to king Xosrov 09Draskh1    8:6 | bodies was covered with hair from heaven’s due, and because of 09Draskh1    8:7 | anarchy, a certain Barlah came from the court of the Alans 09Draskh1    8:9 | the citadel of Artashat, ascended from the depths of poisonous (reptiles 09Draskh1    9:3 | Spirit anathematized and rejected Arius from communion with the church in 09Draskh1    9:4 | Then our Aristakes returned from there bringing with him the 09Draskh1    9:5 | return of the blessed Aristakes from the Council of Nicaea, Saint 09Draskh1    9:6 | The period from the time when the blessed 09Draskh1    10:4 | a burial but an assumption from this world to that of 09Draskh1    10:8 | turn away all the people from the ways of wickedness, thus 09Draskh1    10:11 | been appointed bishop of Albania from the house of Saint Grigor 09Draskh1    11:5 | of his life, and departing from this world he went to 09Draskh1    11:9 | Thereupon, having taken hostages from our own Tiran, he made 09Draskh1    11:9 | and tried to dissuade Tiran from his wicked thoughts through spiritual 09Draskh1    11:10 | the image (of the emperor) from his hands and throwing it 09Draskh1    11:15 | since there was no one from the family of Saint Grigor 09Draskh1    11:15 | they chose a certain P’arnerseh from Astishat and set him on 09Draskh1    12:3 | a pension (that was collected) from the villages and the estates 09Draskh1    12:7 | Saint John the Evangelist transported from Ephesus to Constantinople, and emboldened 09Draskh1    12:15 | manner befitting patriarchs and receiving from the emperor the son of 09Draskh1    13:5 | King Pap always derived pleasure from wanton and lewd acts for 09Draskh1    13:14 | the death of Arshak Mesrop from Hac’ekac’ in Taron, a pupil 09Draskh1    14:14 | him, after he had learned from several people that Sahak was 09Draskh1    14:14 | expenditure for the schools come from the royal court 09Draskh1    14:18 | Far be it from me,” he said, “to betray 09Draskh1    14:26 | the blessed Mesrop also departed from this life in the city 09Draskh1    14:27 | The presbyter Yovsep from the village of Hoghoc’imanc’ in 09Draskh1    15:1 | throne was also (taken away) from the house of Grigor, our 09Draskh1    15:2 | them, Shawasp Arcruni and Vndoy from the city of Dvin, ordered 09Draskh1    15:4 | had his son Sheroy hanged from a pole on top of 09Draskh1    15:6 | of accepting the unfading crown from the immortal King Christ 09Draskh1    16:1 | great patriarch Giwt, who was from the village of Ot’mus, died 09Draskh1    16:3 | him, and collecting the taxes from our land rebuilt the churches 09Draskh1    16:14 | patriarchal throne Samuel who was from the village of Arcke. During 09Draskh1    16:15 | patriarchal throne Mushe who was from the village of Aylaberic’ in 09Draskh1    16:16 | patriarchal throne Sahak who was from the village of Ughk in 09Draskh1    16:17 | patriarchal throne K’ristap’or who was from the village of Tirarich in 09Draskh1    16:18 | holy see Ghewond who was from Lesser Erast (p’ok’r Erast). During 09Draskh1    16:20 | they summoned Nerses, who was from the village of Ashtarak in 09Draskh1    16:24 | Gabeghean (feudal family) who was from the village of Snceghuan. He 09Draskh1    16:25 | man of God, who was from the village of Eghivard and 09Draskh1    16:26 | of the need to borrow from foreign nations the composition of 09Draskh1    16:28 | of) those regions had learned from our orthodox fathers and, allured 09Draskh1    16:31 | not wish to receive (medication) from the wise physician. Soon thereafter 09Draskh1    16:33 | enlightenment of his second birth from the Holy Fount, he partook 09Draskh1    16:39 | the other places (that extend) from the mountain called Encak’isar to 09Draskh1    16:47 | of Greater Armenia which extended from the region of Basean to 09Draskh1    17:3 | that had been taken captive from Armenia and were settled in 09Draskh1    17:9 | bishop of Rshtunik’ who was from the village of Aghbat’ank’, as 09Draskh1    17:11 | convert Kiwrion and his adherents from their way of aberration. But 09Draskh1    17:15 | a certain Yovhan, who was from the village of Bagaran in 09Draskh1    17:24 | twenty-three years and departed from this world. He was succeeded 09Draskh1    17:24 | succeeded by Komitas who was from the village of Aghc’k’. He 09Draskh1    17:33 | the great patriarch Komitas gone from this life. He had occupied 09Draskh1    17:34 | patriarchal throne a certain K’ristap’or from the Abrahamean house 09Draskh1    17:36 | this became known, slanderous vilifiers from his own household rose against 09Draskh1    17:36 | the verdict to discharge him from his office not according to 09Draskh1    17:37 | Willingly escaping from the evil (the katholikos) went 09Draskh1    17:38 | set instead Ezr who was from the village of P’araznakert in 09Draskh1    18:2 | Persia and in return requested from him the holy cross. The 09Draskh1    18:6 | not wish to be separated from his faithful flock, he consented 09Draskh1    18:8 | met the emperor, they sought from him a signed statement of 09Draskh1    18:10 | Then Ezr received honors from the emperor and, accepting as 09Draskh1    18:16 | which you, who are suffering from distemper in your heart, did 09Draskh1    18:20 | the name of the place from Mayroy Monastery to Mayregom and 09Draskh1    18:24 | since Yovhan had disattached himself from Sargis, I maintain that his 09Draskh1    19:1 | of the valiant Smbat, fleeing from Rostom, the prince of Atrpatakan 09Draskh1    19:5 | according to Paul had come from Mount Sinai or the desert 09Draskh1    19:12 | of making inroads into Armenia from the region of Asorestan 09Draskh1    19:13 | slaves and returned to Asorestan from whence they had come 09Draskh1    19:18 | thus transferring the Armenian people from the deadly depths of idolatry 09Draskh1    19:20 | celestial treasure might remain safe from the hands of the destructive 09Draskh1    19:24 | the caliph personally set out from the desert of Sin and 09Draskh1    19:27 | had taken flight and returned from among the Greeks, the great 09Draskh1    19:29 | ruler and became temporarily secure from the wicked brigands of Agar 09Draskh1    19:32 | And thus, they seceded from the Emperor 09Draskh1    19:37 | faith which had been received from Saint Grigor and had remained 09Draskh1    19:43 | upon the entreaty of envoys from Constantinople, the emperor departed in 09Draskh1    19:44 | country, the Ishmaelites took hostages from all the magnates of the 09Draskh1    19:48 | city dwellers and, bringing water from the K’asagh River, cultivated the 09Draskh1    19:49 | once again the Armenians seceded from the Ishmaelite tyrants because of 09Draskh1    19:51 | From that day a spirit of 09Draskh1    20:1 | received the honor of curopalate from the emperor, he died and 09Draskh1    20:5 | the great patriarch Nerses resigned from this life and his body 09Draskh1    20:7 | great Nerses, Anastas, who was from the village of Akori in 09Draskh1    20:13 | lit. who had received him from the water of the holy 09Draskh1    20:18 | Subsequently, Israyel, who was from the village of Ot’mus, succeeded 09Draskh1    20:21 | was on his father’s side from the village of Ark’unashen in 09Draskh1    20:21 | and on his mother’s side from the village of Berdkac’ in 09Draskh1    20:23 | of his pontificate the hostilities from the region of the Khazars 09Draskh1    21:6 | a way of dissuading him from his very bitter thoughts 09Draskh1    21:8 | begged him to turn away from his wicked thoughts and not 09Draskh1    21:9 | came he would receive it from his hands and perhaps feel 09Draskh1    21:12 | this he took the letter from his hands, read it and 09Draskh1    21:15 | seven years. Eghia, who was from the village of Archesh in 09Draskh1    21:19 | with smoke and fire fell from above, and killed all of 09Draskh1    21:20 | avenging foreigners, however, being secure from the fear of the brave 09Draskh1    21:20 | to the city of Dvin, from whence they were sent to 09Draskh1    22:3 | not even consider turning away from their man-worshipping aberration 09Draskh1    22:5 | not hasten to remove them from our midst, they will very 09Draskh1    22:5 | will very soon detach themselves ( from you), and surrender to the 09Draskh1    22:7 | patriarch Eghia removed this wickedness from ( our) midst by wisely routing 09Draskh1    22:15 | so that they might turn from evil to good 09Draskh1    22:16 | invisible fears cannot change man from bad to good as much 09Draskh1    22:24 | the flesh, which he took from us, as if by a 09Draskh1    23:1 | patriarchal throne Dawit’, who was from the village of Aramonk’ in 09Draskh1    23:4 | succeeded by Trdat, who was from the village of Ot’mus, a 09Draskh1    23:5 | attacks of our wicked enemies from all quarters stopped with the 09Draskh1    23:7 | His namesake Trdat, who was from Dasnawork’, succeeded him on the 09Draskh1    23:8 | succeeded by Sion who was from the village of Bawon 09Draskh1    23:11 | From that time the crop of 09Draskh1    23:19 | patriarchal throne Esayi, who was from the village of Aghapatrush in 09Draskh1    23:20 | over the district of Goght’n, from which position he was elevated 09Draskh1    23:21 | people. Since she never departed from the gates of the temple 09Draskh1    23:26 | a certain Step’anos who was from the city of Dvin; he 09Draskh1    23:27 | Then Yovab, who was from Ostan and the court of 09Draskh1    24:6 | his crime, he received orders from the governor to slay the 09Draskh1    24:8 | few that survived (ultimately) emerged from their places of refuge in 09Draskh1    24:11 | who was from the komopolis of Garni. From 09Draskh1    24:11 | from the komopolis of Garni. From his youth he had borne 09Draskh1    24:16 | on the patriarchal throne Georg from the district of Aragacotn 09Draskh1    24:17 | of this period are missing from the present History of Armenia 09Draskh1    24:19 | patriarchal throne Yovsep’ who was from the district of Aragacotn and 09Draskh1    24:26 | releasing the man of God from his bonds, he sent him 09Draskh1    24:27 | Kawakert and Horovmoc’ Marg alone from the hand of the wicked 09Draskh1    24:31 | Throne by Dawit’, who was from the village of Kakaz in 09Draskh1    25:4 | I may take my leave from your midst without fear 09Draskh1    25:14 | succeeded by Yovhannes, who was from the village of Ovayk’ in 09Draskh1    25:15 | of eight years had elapsed from the time of his ordination 09Draskh1    25:15 | his ordination, certain wicked calumniators from the very own household of 09Draskh1    25:22 | wrath of God. One fell from a high cliff, and his 09Draskh1    25:23 | Another fell from a high roof in the 09Draskh1    25:36 | of the caliph, he segregated from the rest of the captives 09Draskh1    25:37 | Thus, going round from one district to the other 09Draskh1    25:37 | their kinsmen. Then he departed from there and went to the 09Draskh1    25:42 | fine stature and the craftsmen from the rest in order to 09Draskh1    25:47 | Here, once again he selected from all those whom (he had 09Draskh1    25:47 | he had brought with him from Vaspurakan, and separating those of 09Draskh1    25:53 | of living water, which came from the side of Christ, and 09Draskh1    25:57 | whose leader was called Atom from the village of Orsirank’ in 09Draskh1    25:63 | they remained hanging as if from a cross, the blessed Atom 09Draskh1    25:67 | up their spirit and received from Christ the crown of immortality 09Draskh1    25:68 | yet, they received much praise from Christ in the hand of 09Draskh1    26:2 | fortress of Baghk’, and escaped from the oppressors 09Draskh1    26:6 | prince Vasak found no refuge from the enemy, for the prince 09Draskh1    26:10 | they ordained as patriarch Zak’aria from the village of Dzag in 09Draskh1    26:12 | From there he set out to 09Draskh1    26:13 | whose people were called Sewordik’ from the name of his ancestor 09Draskh1    26:18 | received many gifts and honors from them, returning to their native 09Draskh1    26:23 | chose to liberate his soul from eternal damnation through the necessary 09Draskh1    27:0 | Return of the Armenian Naxarars from Captivity 09Draskh1    27:6 | those of others against him, from the time of his youth 09Draskh1    27:12 | marriage), and to be distinguished from the other naxarar houses, as 09Draskh1    27:14 | so that many suffered frostbite from the cold 09Draskh1    27:15 | Church of Christ remained undamaged from the immense severity of the 09Draskh1    27:17 | Then, freeing themselves from the foul teachings of Muhammad 09Draskh1    27:17 | secret with fear, but seemingly from the house tops 09Draskh1    28:1 | and obtained for him honor from the royal court. Ruling over 09Draskh1    28:6 | domain a safe place, secure from all plundering troops, in which 09Draskh1    28:13 | Ashot chose an honorable man from the household of the katholikos 09Draskh1    28:13 | the katholikos Georg by name, from the komopolis of Garni, and 09Draskh1    29:11 | province (gawar) of Uti. Banishing from their midst brigandage and murder 09Draskh1    29:18 | hideout, and attacking the prince from the rear, instantly struck him 09Draskh1    30:3 | great katholikos Georg, and receiving from his hand the viaticum, (that 09Draskh1    30:10 | demands of protocol, first diverged from the course of his journey 09Draskh1    30:16 | that he has taken away from my brother-in-law (sister’s 09Draskh1    30:21 | fortress, and where the refugees from the district found shelter. He 09Draskh1    30:25 | the royal crown. (Smbat) emerged from the spiritual nuptials to rule 09Draskh1    30:26 | summoned slanderous calumniators, who sprang from the patriarch’s own household. Surrendering 09Draskh1    30:33 | in accordance with my upbringing from childhood in the precepts of 09Draskh1    30:39 | killer of body and soul from the beginning, calumniator and sower 09Draskh1    30:45 | my name and memory perish from the face of the earth 09Draskh1    30:49 | This is my conviction, from which no one could turn 09Draskh1    30:51 | much that they stole it from us, and having changed the 09Draskh1    30:52 | to be silent or free from care, but tend to justice 09Draskh1    30:55 | faith always lead one astray from every grace. Prince Bagarat, who 09Draskh1    30:67 | in order to be delivered from evil men, who have sharpened 09Draskh1    30:71 | righteous, and some shall come from afar, so that they may 09Draskh1    30:73 | may receive glory and honor from God throughout your days of 09Draskh1    31:1 | father, he did not withdraw from the friendly affection of Leo 09Draskh1    31:6 | yourself and the caliph needed from the land of the Greeks 09Draskh1    31:13 | chains and rods, and taking from them many treasures of gold 09Draskh1    31:15 | the fortress guarding the pass. From there the boundary (ran) southward 09Draskh1    32:18 | as the impious benefit together from the sun, rain, and other 09Draskh1    32:18 | so also they drink together from the cup of destruction. But 09Draskh1    32:21 | suffered by those who departed from this valley of grief, let 09Draskh1    32:22 | through hearsay consoled themselves greatly from fear of the Lord’s rebuke 09Draskh1    32:24 | and mingled with the Hagarites, from whom we learned their ways 09Draskh1    33:9 | he could not be deterred from returning, lest he might break 09Draskh1    33:11 | and pitched camp not far from him in the village of 09Draskh1    33:19 | ostikan demanded gold and silver from the great katholikos. He put 09Draskh1    33:19 | he would be set free from his bonds and sent to 09Draskh1    34:2 | bidden farewell, whereafter he departed from there. The only thing that 09Draskh1    34:15 | the king to set out from there and march southward toward 09Draskh1    34:21 | of such valorous competition, Gagik, from whom rose the stench of 09Draskh1    34:28 | accompanied by two other men from the Amatuni house who were 09Draskh1    35:1 | of the flight of Smbat from the traitor, of the desertion 09Draskh1    35:2 | have any means of escape from him 09Draskh1    35:5 | inquiring and learning of this from people who were known to 09Draskh1    35:6 | hope of salvation for them from the gaping gates of destruction 09Draskh1    35:6 | the celestial providence, he demanded from Afshin a solemn oath, assuring 09Draskh1    35:6 | solemn oath, assuring them safety from bloodshed and all other wicked 09Draskh1    35:8 | people (ramik) and relieved them from all oppressions. He brought to 09Draskh1    35:9 | allow himself to be distracted from the hope of heavenly salvation 09Draskh1    35:10 | the winter season, he went from there to the strongholds of 09Draskh1    35:14 | did not wish to depart from there 09Draskh1    36:4 | great patriarch Georg had departed from this world, the king and 09Draskh1    37:0 | Freedom of the Royal Family from Captivity; Afshin’s Preparation for War 09Draskh1    37:1 | to the city of Tiflis from where like a storm he 09Draskh1    37:4 | a treaty of friendship exempt from deceit, and leaving there in 09Draskh1    37:6 | been taken hostage by him from king Smbat sometime earlier. She 09Draskh1    37:7 | After accepting the gifts from the princess, Afshin returned her 09Draskh1    37:8 | But when king Smbat returned from Tayk’, he went out to 09Draskh1    37:10 | received many gifts and honors from Smbat, he went to the 09Draskh1    37:12 | and received a stipend (rochik) from king Smbat for a period 09Draskh1    37:15 | and tried to convert them from the laws given to them 09Draskh1    37:20 | anger like a beast released from its cage. Greatly enraged at 09Draskh1    37:20 | wickedness that he had received from his eunuch. He threatened the 09Draskh1    37:22 | before his spirit had departed from his body, the stench of 09Draskh1    37:22 | the stench of death rose from him 09Draskh1    38:12 | in order to save Hasan from the danger of death and 09Draskh1    38:12 | and assure his safe return from captivity 09Draskh1    38:13 | Then I acquired from the prince a solemn oath 09Draskh1    39:1 | never again to suffer treachery from the suppressed menace, nor make 09Draskh1    39:1 | rights had been taken away from them, and from whose mouths 09Draskh1    39:1 | taken away from them, and from whose mouths righteous words were 09Draskh1    39:2 | asked to be set free from the domination of the aforementioned 09Draskh1    39:2 | of God had dissociated him from them and their ways, which 09Draskh1    39:11 | the works of the kingdom from deterioration, so that he might 09Draskh1    40:2 | reached the city of P’aytakaran, from where he immediately marched through 09Draskh1    40:4 | secretly circled about the mountain from the west, and marching through 09Draskh1    40:6 | a) treaty. He also removed from Smbat’s mind all his fears 09Draskh1    40:11 | feast), receiving many precious gifts from the king, (Atrnerseh) returned home 09Draskh1    40:13 | spring breezes began to emanate from the south, the ostikan Yusuf 09Draskh1    40:16 | than what he had received from Yusuf 09Draskh1    40:18 | trees. They sowed seeds free from thorns, and reaped fruits a 09Draskh1    40:19 | being secure and at ease from the onslaught of the enemy 09Draskh1    40:21 | fountain of goodness came forth from the House of the Lord 09Draskh1    41:2 | and advised him to banish from his heart the vain, insidious 09Draskh1    41:4 | sought for terms of peace from the king 09Draskh1    42:1 | after having renounced the command from the court and having cast 09Draskh1    42:8 | Thenceforth, Smbat received strict orders from two separate quarters, that is 09Draskh1    42:8 | quarters, that is to say, from the caliph and the ostikan 09Draskh1    42:10 | would secure peace for them from the court, while the four 09Draskh1    42:25 | as hostage. Also he received from him all the naxarars who 09Draskh1    43:2 | not wish to take back from the prince what he had 09Draskh1    43:7 | with numerous gifts and prizes from the royal treasuries, namely valuable 09Draskh1    43:8 | gift that I could afford from the sacred repository of our 09Draskh1    43:8 | Christ, and prevented Mother Sion from being deprived of her children 09Draskh1    43:11 | offered him gifts, and received from him credit befitting his position 09Draskh1    43:11 | him credit befitting his position. From there he returned with the 09Draskh1    43:12 | and presented Yusuf with gifts from his copious treasures. All the 09Draskh1    43:12 | copious treasures. All the decisions from their discussions concerned one thing 09Draskh1    43:14 | help me to be released from my confinement. But my expectations 09Draskh1    43:15 | But when the fresh breezes from the south melted the frost 09Draskh1    43:22 | the capital city of Dvin from a northeasterly direction 09Draskh1    43:25 | to king Smbat, (and demanded from him) the total payment of 09Draskh1    43:26 | in order to save himself from the reproach of God and 09Draskh1    43:28 | From evening until dawn, the terrible 09Draskh1    44:4 | new Israel, and save her from starvation, which was about to 09Draskh1    44:6 | a way of disengaging himself ( from Yusuf), he was forced contrary 09Draskh1    44:8 | compelled to ask for amnesty from the ostikan, as someone in 09Draskh1    44:9 | able to get myself away from the blood-stained hands of 09Draskh1    44:9 | obstinate Pharaoh, I ran away from him and went to Madian 09Draskh1    44:10 | of the Lord and wandered from one city to the other 09Draskh1    44:11 | Departing from there, we went to the 09Draskh1    44:11 | resided there, expecting our salvation from the Lord 09Draskh1    45:1 | at Dvin, king Smbat returned from his place of refuge, and 09Draskh1    45:5 | the treachery of the troops from the province of Uti, who 09Draskh1    45:7 | carried at close quarter, troops from Uti turned suddenly on their 09Draskh1    45:13 | and my stomach will shrink from shedding tears, for Providence disregarded 09Draskh1    45:13 | wounds, than (one would receive) from the shackle (used for) mixing 09Draskh1    45:14 | blew bitterly and banishing us from our homes, disappeared whirling away 09Draskh1    45:21 | did not duly acknowledge Him from whom we received good things 09Draskh1    45:23 | roots of bitterness sprouted more from our house than from outside 09Draskh1    45:23 | more from our house than from outside 09Draskh1    45:25 | this reason, we received insults from deceitful and insolent men, who 09Draskh1    45:27 | away those tillers of injustice from the house of the Lord 09Draskh1    46:2 | of the wickedness that came from the south, and the exhausting 09Draskh1    46:6 | first betrayed prince Grigor, descended from Hayk, and the son of 09Draskh1    46:12 | considerable distance, and suspending himself from the bastion of the city 09Draskh1    46:18 | appeared in no way different from those who could not have 09Draskh1    46:19 | the old dust be shaken from the heads of the grief 09Draskh1    47:8 | governors and satraps were withdrawing from action because of the great 09Draskh1    48:2 | and decided to dissociate themselves ( from Yusuf) and to return to 09Draskh1    48:8 | him or not, remained aloof from him both in deed and 09Draskh1    48:8 | loved with friendship dissociated themselves from him and joined the enemy 09Draskh1    48:13 | of their weapons, shot arrows from their deeply bent bows, hurled 09Draskh1    48:16 | of the Christ-confirmed people from the danger of unnecessary death 09Draskh1    49:6 | thirst, had offered the water from the well of Bethlehem 09Draskh1    49:9 | beings spurt death. Then, turning from their love for satan to 09Draskh1    49:9 | and evil, they took away from the king his towel and 09Draskh1    49:10 | the rack, and stretching him from the chin as well as 09Draskh1    49:12 | with a sword. He departed from this life after a reign 09Draskh1    49:16 | the place where the blood from the venerable body had dripped 09Draskh1    50:1 | siege, did not move away from there, until he had stealthily 09Draskh1    50:2 | Siwnik’. He transferred the latter from the fortress and kept them 09Draskh1    50:2 | them could not be discerned from the maid 09Draskh1    50:3 | their treasures were taken away from them, and their ornaments as 09Draskh1    50:5 | enemy and liberate their families from captivity. Nevertheless, being unable to 09Draskh1    50:5 | and to come in time from afar in order to carry 09Draskh1    50:12 | into casks and suspend them from the bastions of the fortress 09Draskh1    50:15 | might be able to liberate from captivity those Christians who had 09Draskh1    50:16 | booty and loot, he returned ( from there) to the district of 09Draskh1    51:2 | forces were hampered (by these) from ( carrying out) their savage raids 09Draskh1    51:8 | decided to sell, they separated from the rest. They would take 09Draskh1    51:8 | would take away the son from the father, the brother from 09Draskh1    51:8 | from the father, the brother from his brother, the wife from 09Draskh1    51:8 | from his brother, the wife from her husband, the mother from 09Draskh1    51:8 | from her husband, the mother from her daughter, the daughter-in 09Draskh1    51:8 | daughter, the daughter-in-law from the mother-in-law, and 09Draskh1    51:8 | law, and the suckling babe from the breast of her mother 09Draskh1    51:10 | amount of gold and silver from the rich and from the 09Draskh1    51:10 | silver from the rich and from the poor 09Draskh1    51:13 | them open with a sword from the chest down, and before 09Draskh1    51:15 | strong men pull on them from two opposite ends, until their 09Draskh1    51:19 | to alleviate somewhat the fatigue from their tortures 09Draskh1    51:23 | of Christ’s glory, they proclaimed from the housetops what was to 09Draskh1    51:29 | by the name of Mik’ayel, from the land of Gugark’, who 09Draskh1    51:30 | fortitude through the assistance coming from High, and tearing himself loose 09Draskh1    51:30 | High, and tearing himself loose from them, made haste to join 09Draskh1    51:44 | and wild, and purifying themselves from the filth of defiled and 09Draskh1    51:45 | From afar they heard the good 09Draskh1    51:47 | with torrents of wickedness. Straying from the path of the true 09Draskh1    51:47 | blinded by black darkness. Straying from the royal highway, they swerved 09Draskh1    51:47 | the royal highway, they swerved from the limpid flow of the 09Draskh1    51:47 | did they derive any benefit from the promises made by the 09Draskh1    52:7 | or like Maccabee rescue themselves from the siege 09Draskh1    52:8 | the necks of the faithful from the sway (of the enemy 09Draskh1    53:18 | like dead images and stumbled from side to side. Because of 09Draskh1    53:21 | away the half-baked dough from the oven 09Draskh1    53:29 | wood, and poured ashes taken from furnaces hot with fire down 09Draskh1    53:30 | with thongs, and suspended them from tall balconies until their parts 09Draskh1    53:32 | and weakened them, for departure from this life is the common 09Draskh1    54:1 | Yovhannes, Katholikos of Greater Armenia, from Nikolaos, by the mercy of 09Draskh1    54:4 | are at a great distance from you, have received these tidings 09Draskh1    54:18 | For I saw beauty departed from the house of the Lord 09Draskh1    54:18 | I suffered I received consolation from my kinsmen, as well as 09Draskh1    54:18 | my kinsmen, as well as from the princes and the people 09Draskh1    54:24 | king over the Armenians, went from one stronghold of his domain 09Draskh1    54:27 | rejoicing as well as love from this catholic church, even though 09Draskh1    54:28 | Greetings also from me, Yovhannes, the humble katholikos 09Draskh1    54:39 | no one to seek vengeance from our slanderer. Once again the 09Draskh1    54:48 | pacified the people of Ashkenaz from all the evil turmoils to 09Draskh1    54:50 | presently internal strife, and disaster from above trouble us. But your 09Draskh1    54:52 | is unable to save us from the menace of these afflictions 09Draskh1    54:55 | and that I was saved from the tribulations which I willingly 09Draskh1    54:57 | me physically and saved me from death. He returned me and 09Draskh1    54:57 | me and those with me from captivity, like torrents coming from 09Draskh1    54:57 | from captivity, like torrents coming from the south, and snatched me 09Draskh1    54:57 | south, and snatched me away from the claws of the dragon 09Draskh1    54:58 | to Sarephtha of Sidon away from Jezabel, the prophet killer. Like 09Draskh1    54:58 | Like Paul I was suspended from the walls of Damascus and 09Draskh1    54:59 | the Lord, I was pursued from one city to the other 09Draskh1    54:60 | From this far off land I 09Draskh1    54:60 | far off land I seek from your pious and beneficent superintendence 09Draskh1    54:63 | waist is glued, and lift from our necks the yoke, which 09Draskh1    54:71 | me and those with me from prostrating ourselves before the Cross 09Draskh1    54:73 | so that after being delivered from the hands of the Ishmaelites 09Draskh1    54:74 | With much assistance from you and by means of 09Draskh1    54:77 | not come and who stray from the fold of the Lord’s 09Draskh1    54:77 | shall remain irreproachable and free from blame 09Draskh1    54:78 | the inhabitants of your court from all losses caused by the 09Draskh1    54:79 | name is exalted with glory from one end of the universe 09Draskh1    55:1 | considered that the wicked calamities from the south might still be 09Draskh1    55:13 | which the blessed comforted themselves from the heat of their sweaty 09Draskh1    55:14 | of Gregory had drawn water from here to drink. At this 09Draskh1    55:14 | worthy of tasting the water from the redeeming spring of him 09Draskh1    55:15 | some of the blessed dirt from the levelled mound, wherein the 09Draskh1    55:19 | and cut off a twig from the ash tree, which the 09Draskh1    55:22 | I wished to move away from this domicile, and dwell in 09Draskh1    55:28 | in rocky crevices, and hastened from one place to the other 09Draskh1    55:30 | Providence of God, they departed from there and went to the 09Draskh1    55:30 | Rotakk’, Her and Saghamas, and from there to the city of 09Draskh1    55:35 | They had suffered no harm from the invasions of the wicked 09Draskh1    55:35 | been hindered by the enemy from taking flight to the strongholds 09Draskh1    55:36 | great assistance to king Gagik from the rear. Through his profound 09Draskh1    55:37 | He protected himself from all the fire-sprinkling wickedness 09Draskh1    56:1 | services, he asked for permission from the Emperor to return to 09Draskh1    56:3 | arrived guest expected to receive from many others their respects 09Draskh1    56:9 | great prince of Siwnik’, came from the region of Vaspurakan to 09Draskh1    56:12 | But by chance I returned from the distant land of my 09Draskh1    57:3 | their livelihood, until he returned from there 09Draskh1    57:5 | that no help was available from anyone in his immediate vicinity 09Draskh1    57:13 | been taken captive were delivered from the hands of their captors 09Draskh1    57:14 | the Sea of Gegham, returned from the distant land of their 09Draskh1    58:5 | protest I tried to uproot from their midst the evil seeds 09Draskh1    58:13 | of Iberia, Gurgen, and receiving from him a great number of 09Draskh1    59:9 | the land, Movses departed unexpectedly from the region of Sisakan, and 09Draskh1    59:18 | received the letter of assurance from the king and handed it 09Draskh1    59:20 | he consented to release him from prison, and set him up 09Draskh1    60:8 | however, considering this a gift from the royal court, did not 09Draskh1    60:11 | the handsome youth was recovered from the battle-front by his 09Draskh1    60:15 | king Ashot with ill tidings from the province of Uti, and 09Draskh1    60:22 | and restore the captives taken from this province. Thencefore there shall 09Draskh1    60:25 | mounted on swift steeds, went from one side to the other 09Draskh1    60:26 | rose, flashes of light sparkled from the multitude of unsheathed swords 09Draskh1    60:27 | long journey, and having descended from the mound with only two 09Draskh1    60:28 | his wickedness, and save me from the iniquitous death which they 09Draskh1    60:30 | he drove every one away from the battle field, so much 09Draskh1    60:30 | Perhaps no one among them from the youngest to the oldest 09Draskh1    61:2 | king Gagik, and saved him from the ostikan’s ferocious and wicked 09Draskh1    61:10 | of peace and tranquillity, safe from the attacks of outsiders 09Draskh1    62:7 | place, Gurgen was driven away from the gates of the fortress 09Draskh1    62:10 | masse rushed to the citadel, from where they fought fiercely against 09Draskh1    62:11 | even he aimed his attacks from below at the citadel 09Draskh1    62:12 | the fortress, raising their voices from above, made the king aware 09Draskh1    63:2 | Then he levied troops from among them, and setting out 09Draskh1    63:2 | at the district of Kotayk’, from where he immediately sent an 09Draskh1    63:7 | confronted by sad tidings brought from that very same region. For 09Draskh1    63:14 | of forces to their succor from all parts, and took refuge 09Draskh1    63:16 | neither could bring in provisions from the outside, in order to 09Draskh1    63:18 | Kak’awak’ar, in order to go from there wherever he could 09Draskh1    63:19 | much so, that no one from among them could escape. They 09Draskh1    64:1 | heartily to keep himself away from wickedness, emulate closely his creator 09Draskh1    64:9 | advised the caliph to dismiss from confinement Yusuf, the ostikan of 09Draskh1    64:16 | the ostikan Yusuf marched down from there and having reached the 09Draskh1    64:16 | and leave the land exempt from ruin and destruction 09Draskh1    64:17 | hostages were given as surety from among the members of the 09Draskh1    64:23 | own possessions, and having gathered from all of his relatives, the 09Draskh1    65:4 | as if to an invitation from the royal court, the latter 09Draskh1    65:11 | Lord: “You will be chased from city to city,” and, “do 09Draskh1    65:12 | took flight not as much from my fear of temporary death 09Draskh1    65:14 | the congregation to get away from the trial of those threats 09Draskh1    65:15 | at all idle in dismissing ( from my mind) such doubts and 09Draskh1    65:15 | with determination to take flight from there, before the advent of 09Draskh1    65:16 | were to be found, and from there went to the hermitage 09Draskh1    65:18 | them out like hidden treasures from a depository, so that we 09Draskh1    65:23 | Thus, he freed my mind from all fears, whether of external 09Draskh1    66:6 | beating and torments in demanding from them the possessions that they 09Draskh1    66:14 | Avoiding the enemy and escaping from him, they hid themselves behind 09Draskh1    66:14 | shield of their bastions away from the impious tribulation, and put 09Draskh1    66:15 | they came to the fortress from various places in order to 09Draskh1    66:20 | lest your hearts be shaken from their devotion to Christ due 09Draskh1    66:22 | yourselves in Christ (covering yourselves) from the nudity of your forefather 09Draskh1    66:22 | let them not snatch away from you the Christ-confirmed seal 09Draskh1    66:27 | From above they gave battle to 09Draskh1    66:39 | Then, they severed his head ( from his body) with a sword 09Draskh1    66:48 | they turned their swords away from them, so that not one 09Draskh1    66:49 | in order to be saved from the horrors of a fearful 09Draskh1    66:51 | But Sahak, who was blind from the time of his childhood 09Draskh1    66:52 | of God Soghomon, who was from the land of Sagastan, and 09Draskh1    66:53 | a few who had departed from there prior to the harvest 09Draskh1    66:54 | perchance they might acquire something from him and like leeches suck 09Draskh1    66:56 | place all the spoils taken from the dead, and the loot 09Draskh1    66:59 | the Lord to save them from the unrestrained ravages of the 09Draskh1    66:61 | silver, and thus rescued them from their aberrant faith 09Draskh1    67:1 | Thereupon, Nasr received orders from the great ostikan Yusuf to 09Draskh1    67:2 | in fetters until his return from there, he himself set out 09Draskh1    67:16 | the transition of the seasons from summer to fall 09Draskh1    67:18 | to liberate the new Sion from her captivity; for the total 09Draskh1    67:21 | the ostikan Nasr set out from Atrpatakan in Persia, and came 09Draskh1    67:23 | he had received many gifts from prince Smbat, he also agreed 09Draskh1    67:23 | agreed to release his brother from incarceration, and set out to 09Draskh1    67:24 | the unfair debt in dahekans from his younger brother whose name 09Draskh1    68:1 | that I may be exempt from this formidable tempest and the 09Draskh1    68:5 | a full-voiced sound reverberating from century to century I bequeath 09Draskh1    68:6 | the future generations will see from what has been said here 09Draskh1    68:9 | by the waters that descended from heaven and streamed through the 09Draskh1    68:11 | the left or right side, from the main road by allowing 09Draskh1    68:15 | Do not alienate yourselves from the mother who gave you 09Draskh1    68:15 | be deceived by being aborted from the womb, nor strip yourselves 09Draskh1    68:15 | which you were properly clad from the womb of the (baptismal 09Draskh1    68:16 | a devout heart keep away from that which is harmful and 09Draskh1    68:17 | the wings) to restrain yourselves from even lifting (your) eyes toward 09Draskh1    68:22 | let this word of advice from me suffice you. But I 09Draskh1    68:22 | may perhaps receive our remuneration from the Lord Who is always 10Tovma1    1:0 | was able to discover, beginning from Adam down to our own 10Tovma1    1:1 | the building of the tower, from which tribe the Artsruni family 10Tovma1    1:3 | more unlikely and doubtful suggestions from other critical works for comparison 10Tovma1    1:5 | Now Nebrot’, (descended) from Ham, built Babylon, the first 10Tovma1    1:7 | Nineveh, the grandfather of Ninos from the offspring of Sem, from 10Tovma1    1:7 | from the offspring of Sem, from whom Nebrot’ (was descended); or 10Tovma1    1:7 | race of the Artsruni descended from Sem or from Ham by 10Tovma1    1:7 | Artsruni descended from Sem or from Ham by Nebrot’ 10Tovma1    1:8 | the kings of Assyria descended from the offspring of Sem, as 10Tovma1    1:8 | of Sem, as is known from the established account. For the 10Tovma1    1:8 | Zrvan was the fifth (generation) from Ksisutra 10Tovma1    1:9 | Now Asur, third from Sem, was the first to 10Tovma1    1:9 | Nineveh. Ninos was the tenth from Sem and from Ham. But 10Tovma1    1:9 | the tenth from Sem and from Ham. But Nineveh was really 10Tovma1    1:9 | Ninos is assured to be from the offspring of Ham according 10Tovma1    1:10 | took as his wife Rhea from the family of Zrvan and 10Tovma1    1:10 | that whatever male was born from his wife Rhea of Zrvan’s 10Tovma1    1:12 | one after the other beginning from Abraham and coming down as 10Tovma1    1:13 | genealogy of Luke set out from beginning to end; he says 10Tovma1    1:13 | as was supposed” Jesus (descended) from Joseph, from Jacob, from Hełi 10Tovma1    1:13 | supposed” Jesus (descended) from Joseph, from Jacob, from Hełi, and so 10Tovma1    1:13 | descended) from Joseph, from Jacob, from Hełi, and so successively 10Tovma1    1:14 | So also the woman Shamiram, from the progeny of Sem, ruled 10Tovma1    1:15 | of the progeny of Asur from Sem reigned in her own 10Tovma1    1:19 | with Divine Scripture, yet differ ( from Scripture) by calling them different 10Tovma1    1:21 | with a view to information from what others had said previously 10Tovma1    1:23 | reemerges into the visible world from its invisible (bed) as four 10Tovma1    1:25 | paradise or to guard it from harm, but rather it means 10Tovma1    1:26 | in his enchantment to abstain from the fruit, but even desired 10Tovma1    1:28 | with me, she gave me from the tree and I ate 10Tovma1    1:29 | be eternally tormented, being indivisible from evil 10Tovma1    1:31 | The Lord God dismissed him from the delightful garden to till 10Tovma1    1:31 | garden to till the earth from which he had been taken 10Tovma1    1:34 | but not irreproachable, (Cain) appears from the saying: “If you offer 10Tovma1    1:35 | Conversely, Abel took from the firstborn and succulent 10Tovma1    1:37 | in despair led him aside from his parents and slew him 10Tovma1    1:41 | the sentence of his retribution from the Lord, he did not 10Tovma1    1:41 | with his own mouth. Departing from the face of the Lord 10Tovma1    1:43 | to this? For he learned from his father to call the 10Tovma1    1:47 | the saints, that Enoch, eighth from Adam, prophesied, saying: “Behold the 10Tovma1    1:52 | a command to keep away from them, whereby he reveals their 10Tovma1    1:58 | but that he may turn from his wicked path and be 10Tovma1    1:60 | the first life, completely divorced from bodily interests, abstaining from meat 10Tovma1    1:60 | divorced from bodily interests, abstaining from meat and wine in a 10Tovma1    1:60 | survivors on earth then endure from the raging torrents that broke 10Tovma1    1:60 | broke their banks and burst from the depths before the destruction 10Tovma1    1:61 | not similar to these heard from the Lord: “Let my spirit 10Tovma1    1:66 | harlot Rahab with her relatives from the wrath at Jericho because 10Tovma1    1:66 | timely benevolence, or the Gabaonites from the slaughter of the Canaanites 10Tovma1    1:66 | for their blood was taken from the house of Saul 10Tovma1    1:68 | Lord shut up the ark from the outside,” says (Scripture 10Tovma1    1:70 | billowing waters brought the ark from the East to the middle 10Tovma1    1:71 | that it is fire emerging from cloud, and those who worship 10Tovma1    1:72 | It is not fire emerging from cloud, otherwise it would have 10Tovma1    1:73 | the church with many teachings from the ancient Jews as fine 10Tovma1    1:75 | double name. Ham seized it from the sons of Sem, and 10Tovma1    1:76 | was given) all of Europe from the mountain of Amman as 10Tovma1    1:77 | the genealogy of all mankind from the first patriarchs in brief 10Tovma1    1:77 | of Assyria before them, son from father in succession down to 10Tovma1    2:9 | day I shall seek vengeance from Bel in Babylon, and I 10Tovma1    2:9 | Babylon, and I shall take from his mouth what he has 10Tovma1    2:12 | task—to erect a tower from earth whose top would reach 10Tovma1    2:13 | But by pre-emptive scattering from above (God) divided the single 10Tovma1    2:14 | He disclaimed the hunter (descended from) Ham and spurned him, saying 10Tovma1    2:15 | Hayk fled and removed himself from Bel and Babylon, he came 10Tovma1    2:18 | the ancients they had orders from the kings to write (only 10Tovma1    3:1 | times that we mentioned above— from the days of Bel down 10Tovma1    3:7 | eastern Persia. She herself went from Assyria to Armenia in lustful 10Tovma1    3:10 | many regions of eastern Persia, from then on he no more 10Tovma1    3:10 | separate the Persians and Medes from the Babylonians and that in 10Tovma1    3:17 | and moon, stole the fire from Ormizd and gave a part 10Tovma1    3:18 | meet some of them coming from the land of Aplastan, who 10Tovma1    3:20 | no humans dwell.” I know from the geographies of Ptolemy that 10Tovma1    3:26 | learn other marvels like these from the same book. After a 10Tovma1    3:26 | the end of the earth. From there we set out across 10Tovma1    3:26 | the side of the sea. From then on we saw no 10Tovma1    3:27 | in the sea, not far from land, whence we heard the 10Tovma1    3:27 | soldiers, risking death, swam out from the ship to the island 10Tovma1    3:28 | We moved on from there in fright and in 10Tovma1    3:30 | trembling and terror gripped me from fear and dread. I was 10Tovma1    3:32 | shall take up other (tales) from these fables and similar motiveless 10Tovma1    3:33 | say that Hephaistos stole fire from god, granted part of it 10Tovma1    3:34 | happens with a wheel, when from the rapid motion of the 10Tovma1    3:35 | substance of fire beside it, from the burning ray of the 10Tovma1    3:37 | nature and (then) turned away from the face of God. Hence 10Tovma1    3:37 | least know themselves, and then from things visible comprehend their architect 10Tovma1    3:37 | says, “are known and seen from created things—that is, his 10Tovma1    3:40 | move heaven continuously and regularly. From this it is clear that 10Tovma1    3:40 | uncreated. For the created is from matter and form; what is 10Tovma1    3:40 | and form; what is made from matter is not bodiless and 10Tovma1    3:42 | have not established the truth from foreign (sources). Away with that 10Tovma1    4:2 | Arias his son, the fourth from Ninos, (ruled) for thirty years 10Tovma1    4:2 | Assyria held power in succession from father to son; but none 10Tovma1    4:12 | his tenth year Moses went from Egypt and laboured virtuously in 10Tovma1    4:15 | There were from Adam until this year [3,730] (years 10Tovma1    4:34 | the kingdom of the Assyrians from Bel and Ninos had been 10Tovma1    4:34 | Assyrians; he exempted Paroyr Haykazn from paying taxes, honoured him with 10Tovma1    4:36 | some Assyrians and Chaldaeans descended from the earlier kings found it 10Tovma1    4:37 | of a thousand silver talents. From then on Israel was endangered 10Tovma1    4:41 | the kings of the Assyrians from the other branch are these 10Tovma1    4:56 | deposed by Cyrus. After falling ( from power) he lived on until 10Tovma1    5:1 | of many nations, brave warriors from Cappadocia, Georgia, Albania, the ferocious 10Tovma1    5:2 | no little danger befell Ashdahak from the arrival of Tigran to 10Tovma1    5:4 | account of his being descended from Varbakes the Mede, who had 10Tovma1    5:4 | who had seized the kingdom from Sardanapalos and the ancestors of 10Tovma1    5:5 | Then, after receiving a message from Tigran, Sanasar and his colleagues 10Tovma1    5:5 | opposing heroes. Xerxes hurried up from the rear and seized the 10Tovma1    5:10 | all over with bronze armour from foot to head without a 10Tovma1    5:11 | out—as if they were from the Lydian army—“Cyrus’s army 10Tovma1    5:12 | him back to Khorasan, and from there he returned to Babylon 10Tovma1    5:14 | wage war and to wrest from me the Jewish captives.” In 10Tovma1    5:16 | of the Galatians was destroyed, from the greatest to the least 10Tovma1    6:21 | Then rapidly descending from his armoured horse before Alexander 10Tovma1    6:22 | requested Asud as a gift from the king. For although Alexander 10Tovma1    6:25 | them (Jews) he brought down from there and settled in Egypt 10Tovma1    6:26 | himself to Babylon, following Alexander. From there he went to Jerusalem 10Tovma1    6:31 | was asked: “Who (are you), from which (ancestors), from which (father 10Tovma1    6:31 | are you), from which (ancestors), from which (father), when, and in 10Tovma1    6:32 | everything else, he requested him from Arshak, brought him with him 10Tovma1    6:32 | whether he named them Artsrunik’ from the name of the country 10Tovma1    6:33 | Secondly they were called Arzrunik’ from the settlement of his ancestors 10Tovma1    6:38 | of Macedon had this written: from Senek’erim down to Ptolemy the 10Tovma1    6:39 | chronicles of the earlier historians, from Mambrē Vertsanoł and his brother 10Tovma1    6:42 | for releasing the priest Hyrcanus from imprisonment. Arresting Enanos, the leading 10Tovma1    6:43 | request, he brought down Enanos from the gibbet and saved his 10Tovma1    6:43 | gibbet and saved his family from the murderous sword. Then he 10Tovma1    6:44 | Palin. He was the first from the Bagratuni house to come 10Tovma1    6:48 | These approached Philipp, who was from Bethsaida, and note: ’We wish 10Tovma1    6:50 | Artsrunik’, that great stock descended from Senek’erim, which as its noble 10Tovma1    6:59 | soldiers that had accompanied him from Armenia. Being very pleased with 10Tovma1    7:2 | conduct whatever business they needed— from the greatest to the least 10Tovma1    7:3 | country? Behold, they are descended from the family of Senek’erim in 10Tovma1    7:5 | you, as we have heard from their confidants, with the help 10Tovma1    7:5 | depose your family and descendants from the throne of Syria. Either 10Tovma1    7:11 | took Artashēs and came down from the mountain. Among the rocks 10Tovma1    7:11 | the edge of the lake from which temperate breezes blow, freshening 10Tovma1    7:11 | for many days in safety from distrust and fear of Eruand 10Tovma1    7:12 | uninhabited by men and free from the attacks of Eruand’s brigands 10Tovma1    8:4 | gardens, blooming and smelling sweetly from the variety of flowers. Not 10Tovma1    8:6 | hollow valley which runs down from the three hills he built 10Tovma1    8:10 | trouble him; but after going from here to the Medes and 10Tovma1    8:10 | where he began his change from the lowest to the highest 10Tovma1    8:12 | the king to turn first from idols to the worship of 10Tovma1    8:16 | the mountain where some brigands from the regions of Hashteank’ were 10Tovma1    8:24 | great aspet Ashot, together escaped from the great battle; returning in 10Tovma1    9:1 | existence menaced by no danger from anywhere, but rather inflicting troubles 10Tovma1    9:1 | Persia by Artashir the Sasanian from Stahr 10Tovma1    9:5 | the generations of the Artsrunik’ from Babgean: Musheł, Vahan, Nerseh, another 10Tovma1    10:0 | Trdat’s return from Greek territory and establishment on 10Tovma1    10:2 | From the house of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma1    10:7 | and corporeal warriors; his translation from earthly toils to (heavenly) rest 10Tovma1    10:8 | have any worry of attacks from anywhere. They submitted themselves to 10Tovma1    10:8 | the Greek emperor alone, abstaining from paying tribute to Shapuh king 10Tovma1    10:15 | them their daughters in marriage. From them stem the descendants of 10Tovma1    10:18 | minded hayr mardpet never desisted from his typical evil plotting. About 10Tovma1    10:18 | Illuminator Gregory on his return from being consecrated to the priesthood 10Tovma1    10:33 | her legs, and suspended her from the northern tower. With thankful 10Tovma1    10:36 | The blessed Zuit’ay, a priest from Artashat, followed them lest his 10Tovma1    10:42 | blessed confessor of Christ Abraham from the village of Arats 10Tovma1    10:45 | had gone some distance away from the Persian army, Samuel raised 10Tovma1    10:45 | Christ. Then he himself fled from Persia to the regions of 10Tovma1    11:6 | made king a certain Varazdat from the Arsacid line, a valiant 10Tovma1    11:8 | a reply had come back from the king (Shapuh), an order 10Tovma1    11:8 | the king (Shapuh), an order from the emperor was delivered to 10Tovma1    11:9 | what would happen to him from the emperor and the Armenian 10Tovma1    11:13 | he made a certain Khosrov from the Arsacid line king over 10Tovma1    11:13 | appointed a king for you from your own line and religion 10Tovma1    11:18 | appointed the nobles who returned from Arshak to their proper ranks 10Tovma1    11:18 | Artashir to Armenia. Removing Khosrov from the throne, he appointed in 10Tovma1    11:27 | make king of Armenia anyone from the Arsacid family. But in 10Tovma1    11:32 | the archbishop Atticus with letters from Saint Sahak, taking with them 10Tovma1    11:35 | the country had a respite from the disorders of the Persian 10Tovma1    11:35 | and troops had been withheld from the Persian court 10Tovma1    11:39 | certain fanatical and vainglorious monk from Artskhē—they began to calumniate 10Tovma1    11:41 | discord, they toppled Saint Sahak from the archiepiscopal throne and Artashir 10Tovma1    11:41 | the archiepiscopal throne and Artashir from his royal status. In opposition 10Tovma1    11:42 | hardship inflicted on our country from both sides, they repented of 10Tovma1    11:45 | that on Saint Sahak’s return from Persia Ałan Artsruni went to 10Tovma1    11:45 | went to him again. Receiving from him a monk’s habit, he 10Tovma1    11:47 | the archiepiscopate and the monarchy from the Arsacid house, the rule 10Tovma1    11:47 | of the patriarchate and monarchy from the same Arsacid line, the 10Tovma1    11:48 | years Saint Sahak was removed from this world to the ranks 10Tovma1    11:49 | the monarchy was taken away from the house of Armenia. It 10Tovma1    11:50 | the abolition of the monarchy from the Arsacid house and of 10Tovma1    11:50 | house and of the patriarchate from the house of Saint Gregory 10Tovma1    11:53 | that they might obtain mercy from Christ 10Tovma2    1:0 | extinction of the Armenian monarchy from the house of the Arsacids 10Tovma2    1:5 | bringing with them the troops from the mountains, no more than 10Tovma2    1:11 | land of Armenia was free from Persian raids. The king was 10Tovma2    2:7 | his resentful rage. He expunged from the history book all details 10Tovma2    2:14 | it necessary to summon anyone from Armenia with a view to 10Tovma2    2:18 | of Vasak, returned to Armenia from the land of the Greeks 10Tovma2    2:19 | Armenian nobles endured grievous oppression from arms and battles 10Tovma2    2:21 | Saint Vardan, was reviving again from the destructive invasion. Scattering raiders 10Tovma2    2:21 | cavalry and the strongest warriors from among the armed Persian host 10Tovma2    2:24 | and repeating together as if from one mouth: “All nations surrounded 10Tovma2    3:5 | letter of welcome, and received from him an oath. Then he 10Tovma2    3:5 | support, (including) John the Patrician from the Armenian sector, Nerses the 10Tovma2    3:5 | Armenian sector, Nerses the stratelat from Syria, Musheł a valiant warrior 10Tovma2    3:6 | enemies you would help me from your side, and acting in 10Tovma2    3:11 | I say that royalty comes from God and he gives it 10Tovma2    3:12 | about eight thousand cavalry, apart from the Greek and Armenian troops 10Tovma2    3:13 | They fought each other valiantly from dawn to evening until both 10Tovma2    3:18 | King Khosrov to request peace from him in a most solicitous 10Tovma2    3:18 | for the blood of Maurice from his enemy, so may it 10Tovma2    3:18 | me and remove your sword from my land 10Tovma2    3:25 | environs, a command was issued from the court to have mercy 10Tovma2    3:29 | not be pleased and seek from you vengeance for the blood 10Tovma2    3:29 | what would your king seek from me by not making peace 10Tovma2    3:31 | sought vengeance for Maurice’s blood from Phocas through my father Heraclius 10Tovma2    3:31 | not, God has taken it from us and delivered it into 10Tovma2    3:33 | same kind words and seek from him a treaty and friendship 10Tovma2    3:33 | a treaty and friendship. And from you I shall seek three 10Tovma2    3:33 | and you will gain profit from these three. For you will 10Tovma2    3:34 | messengers with letters to seek from him peace for the land 10Tovma2    3:34 | see what response might come from the army left and wintered 10Tovma2    3:35 | king received the gifts brought from the emperor, he did not 10Tovma2    3:41 | who could not save himself from the Jews—but they captured 10Tovma2    3:41 | be able to save you from my hands? For if you 10Tovma2    3:47 | and shaking will be heard from the depths; the thundering sound 10Tovma2    3:48 | Then fire will come forth from you and consume you and 10Tovma2    3:54 | his army who had escaped from the battle 10Tovma2    3:56 | and note: “Although we escaped from the enemy, yet we cannot 10Tovma2    3:66 | God which you took captive from Jerusalem 10Tovma2    3:68 | their custom. And he requested from him a small force of 10Tovma2    3:71 | no little sound of weeping; from the excited fervour of their 10Tovma2    3:71 | the blessing of the psalms from the piteous tears of the 10Tovma2    3:74 | encourage the army, when suddenly from behind some men fell upon 10Tovma2    3:76 | in the city of Nisibis. From then on the Persian kingdom 10Tovma2    4:1 | of Edessa twelve thousand men from all the tribes of Israel 10Tovma2    4:5 | with a certain wealthy man from among their kin. He served 10Tovma2    4:9 | day when he was departing from him that a strange voice 10Tovma2    4:9 | they say of the woman from whom Antichrist will be born 10Tovma2    4:9 | will be born, that journeying from Egypt to the land of 10Tovma2    4:9 | a strange spirit cried out from the mouth of the woman 10Tovma2    4:9 | the tribe of Dan conceived from fornication 10Tovma2    4:12 | day when he was depressed from his uncle’s threats, Ali son 10Tovma2    4:14 | pact, gave him a wife from their nation, and made ready 10Tovma2    4:22 | proclaiming that his mission was from an angel and not from 10Tovma2    4:22 | from an angel and not from a man, he was very 10Tovma2    4:25 | composite book, some of it from accurate memory, other parts being 10Tovma2    4:34 | by Artashir, son of Sasan, from Stahr. He took over the 10Tovma2    4:34 | the years of these reigns, from Cyrus down to the rule 10Tovma2    4:35 | was severe affliction for Armenia from his malicious will 10Tovma2    4:37 | Greeks; and receiving a response from him expunged many of the 10Tovma2    4:37 | of the most fabulous things from their Quran, for he recognised 10Tovma2    4:40 | to be killed and exterminated from the land the multitude of 10Tovma2    6:5 | and Grigor with their forces; from the Artsruni family, Vahan and 10Tovma2    6:5 | all amounted to sixteen men from the house of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma2    6:6 | from the house of the Bagratunik’ 10Tovma2    6:7 | from the family of the Amatunik’ 10Tovma2    6:8 | from the family of the Gnunik’ 10Tovma2    6:9 | from the family of the Ĕntrunik’ 10Tovma2    6:10 | And there were others from among the nobility of the 10Tovma2    6:13 | cubs falling on their prey. From the violence of the attack 10Tovma2    6:19 | to Muse, he met coming from the court a certain vizier 10Tovma2    6:20 | tribute were brought to him from every region of Armenia and 10Tovma2    6:22 | you also have a command from court to capture, ravage, and 10Tovma2    6:26 | of water that flowed down from the vales turned to blood 10Tovma2    6:26 | the vales turned to blood from the multitude of those killed 10Tovma2    6:27 | stripped the trappings and arms from the corpses of the valiant 10Tovma2    6:32 | there will be a voice from the gate of discord, and 10Tovma2    6:32 | gate of discord, and lamentation from the second gate, and crashing 10Tovma2    6:33 | great cry like infernal rumbling from the abyss, like torrents of 10Tovma2    6:33 | abyss, like torrents of hail from the crash of the clouds 10Tovma2    6:37 | said not because they were from Sodom but because they were 10Tovma2    6:42 | remove the princes of Armenia from each one’s principality, so that 10Tovma2    6:46 | at Hadamakert, the Artsruni capital. From there he began to scatter 10Tovma2    6:55 | him and all his relatives from the Bagratuni house, bound them 10Tovma2    6:55 | keeping with him the hostages from Vaspurakan, both those of the 10Tovma2    6:56 | cruel torments in these tasks from the bitter winter cold. Those 10Tovma2    7:2 | night become equal, come out from each one’s lair and nest 10Tovma2    7:5 | troops with the sword, released from prison the hostages from Vaspurakan 10Tovma2    7:5 | released from prison the hostages from Vaspurakan, freed the captives, and 10Tovma2    7:7 | man who struck him, and from him I learned the truth 10Tovma2    7:9 | separately by families, so distant from each other that if one 10Tovma2    7:9 | strong men were to shout from a very high place he 10Tovma2    7:9 | think it a mere echo from the rocks. Half of them 10Tovma2    7:9 | them lose their native tongue from living so far apart and 10Tovma2    7:11 | a form of boot made from goatskin. And one food and 10Tovma2    7:12 | unstable solidity which flows down from the clouds, they have invented 10Tovma2    7:13 | life they are called Khut’, from which name the mountain is 10Tovma2    7:14 | king of Assyria and Nineveh, from whose name they call themselves 10Tovma3    1:1 | and tribulations which befell us from the enemies of the truth 10Tovma3    1:6 | messengers to the caliph secretly from each other. Among themselves they 10Tovma3    1:11 | From among many good suggestions, the 10Tovma3    1:12 | From all the nations that are 10Tovma3    1:13 | of bodies, (that is) erring from the pure, orthodox, apostolic faith 10Tovma3    1:15 | extirpate the name of Christianity from among them.” 15 This counsel seemed 10Tovma3    1:16 | the caliph’s command, gathered cavalry from his own region, and in 10Tovma3    1:17 | that we had all committed, from the least to the greatest 10Tovma3    1:17 | caliph began to speak, saying: “ From the beginning of the rule 10Tovma3    1:17 | able to resist us, neither from distant lands nor from near 10Tovma3    1:17 | neither from distant lands nor from near ones 10Tovma3    1:26 | able to contravene his wishes, from the greatest to the least 10Tovma3    2:2 | had wrought and his rebellion from the rule of the Muslims 10Tovma3    2:7 | with ropes round their necks. From there they went to the 10Tovma3    2:8 | attacked the enemy. With help from God they defeated the Muslims 10Tovma3    2:14 | saint, hoping to shake him from the refuge of the secure 10Tovma3    2:17 | worthy of life and praise from the great king through obedience 10Tovma3    2:25 | he had heard of it from a certain Persian from the 10Tovma3    2:25 | it from a certain Persian from the valley of Shatuan, who 10Tovma3    2:25 | been present at the spot from the beginning of the martyrdom 10Tovma3    2:29 | and Hasan and other retainers from among the lesser nobility. They 10Tovma3    2:37 | They put on garments made from woollen fleeces, pressed and glued 10Tovma3    2:43 | their troops according to families from among the native lords of 10Tovma3    2:47 | in the castle broke away from the unity of the covenant 10Tovma3    2:48 | Despatching from their company (one) named Vahram 10Tovma3    2:48 | poison of their plans. Hidden from the eyes of the prince 10Tovma3    2:49 | letter written in this fashion: “ From the court you have received 10Tovma3    2:49 | their villainy, and to remove from the country discord and from 10Tovma3    2:49 | from the country discord and from a peaceful land turmoil, as 10Tovma3    2:50 | the prince of Vaspurakan: Musheł from the family of the Vahevunik’ 10Tovma3    2:50 | family of the Vahevunik’, Vahram from the family of the Trunik’ 10Tovma3    2:52 | warlike, who do not flinch from the sword. If this state 10Tovma3    2:54 | on the vizier who came from court before. For he was 10Tovma3    2:57 | mask of deceit was stripped from their obscene faces 10Tovma3    2:58 | yourself and hear in person from him what his pleasure is 10Tovma3    2:58 | against the caliph be lifted from you 10Tovma3    2:63 | ’Who returns evil for good, from his house evil will not 10Tovma3    2:64 | the benefits you have received from me 10Tovma3    2:72 | hearing observant and wise replies from him, he ordered him to 10Tovma3    2:78 | no one could prevent Smbat ( from taking) whomever he pleased 10Tovma3    2:79 | take the captives of Vaspurakan from the camp as he wished 10Tovma3    2:80 | Persians brought the people returning from captivity in Babylon to their 10Tovma3    3:0 | The captivity and banishment from our country of the prince 10Tovma3    3:2 | with them, snatch them away from the troops, and deliver him 10Tovma3    3:2 | the troops, and deliver him from my hands 10Tovma3    4:1 | at that time had emerged from prison, were still girt with 10Tovma3    4:2 | and their families they rescued from them and brought through the 10Tovma3    4:4 | to receive honour and gifts from him rather than to be 10Tovma3    4:7 | are: of the first, Gēorg from the Akēts’i family; and of 10Tovma3    4:7 | and of the other, Khosrov from the Gabełean family 10Tovma3    4:11 | tried to turn me away from faith in Christ 10Tovma3    4:14 | behold a bright light descended from heaven and shone over his 10Tovma3    4:16 | that the Lord separates me from his people.” A little later 10Tovma3    4:17 | my sheep who are not from this fold; and them too 10Tovma3    4:20 | despatched soldiers of all nations, from among all magnates and all 10Tovma3    4:21 | host of nobles and magnates from the Artsruni principalities and all 10Tovma3    4:21 | the numerous crowd of refugees from the provinces of Ałbag, Zarehvan 10Tovma3    4:21 | Ałbag, Zarehvan, and Akē, and from the mountainous regions of Ałz 10Tovma3    4:27 | were the following: Muk’adam, Yusp’ from the city of Tiflis, Yusp’ 10Tovma3    4:30 | Behold, we have sent away from us our troops and there 10Tovma3    4:31 | distance of about two miles from them, they had decided that 10Tovma3    4:33 | fleeing in terror like sheep from wolves 10Tovma3    4:35 | if the mountain would collapse from its foundations 10Tovma3    4:36 | awesome thundering, shocks, and echoes. From the bright shining of the 10Tovma3    4:36 | and glittering of the swords, from the glinting of the fully 10Tovma3    4:36 | as if some thunderbolt, loosed from the clouds, was casting down 10Tovma3    4:36 | rain. Such was the impression from the neighing of the horses 10Tovma3    4:38 | the noise, and be saved from the destructive course on which 10Tovma3    4:43 | for peace until a response from the general-in-chief should 10Tovma3    4:46 | From the house of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma3    4:59 | From the tremendous shock of mingled 10Tovma3    4:59 | tremendous shock of mingled lances, from the shining of the armour 10Tovma3    4:59 | was shooting out like lightning from clouds, and the mountain appeared 10Tovma3    4:62 | quite dark. They expelled them from Armenian territory, some in the 10Tovma3    4:63 | come with the royal army from Gard in Persia did not 10Tovma3    4:65 | they had a little respite from the enemy 10Tovma3    5:0 | occurred; and the letter supposedly from the caliph himself 10Tovma3    5:3 | angel of God had appeared from heaven. Thereby they somewhat calmed 10Tovma3    5:4 | one was to be expelled from his own dwelling to a 10Tovma3    5:7 | secretly poisoned to let fly from one’s bosom at the target 10Tovma3    5:11 | as if it had come from the caliph personally and from 10Tovma3    5:11 | from the caliph personally and from court. This is the text 10Tovma3    5:11 | whole empire of the Muslims, ( from) Jap’r ruler of sea and 10Tovma3    5:12 | army with my outstanding generals from all the races whose kingdoms 10Tovma3    5:15 | this letter which supposedly came from the caliph personally, (Bugha) note 10Tovma3    5:16 | Prince Ashot and other nobles from the Artsruni house (already) were 10Tovma3    5:17 | For they have been taken from you to captivity 10Tovma3    5:20 | a position to resist him. From then on all the races 10Tovma3    5:22 | as there had not been from the beginning of the world 10Tovma3    6:5 | and the nobles and princes from the royal line were to 10Tovma3    6:7 | forced to assemble an army from among all the nations in 10Tovma3    6:12 | saying: “Who are you, and from what country, and what are 10Tovma3    6:13 | are, whence (we come), and from whom we are descended 10Tovma3    6:15 | king began to speak, saying: “ From long since, from our royal 10Tovma3    6:15 | speak, saying: “From long since, from our royal ancestors down to 10Tovma3    6:18 | are men of valour, and from your appearance it is obvious 10Tovma3    6:19 | religion, which is far removed from falsehood and full of whatever 10Tovma3    6:23 | each one’s time, as if from a single mouth, apart from 10Tovma3    6:23 | from a single mouth, apart from the gospel and his apostles 10Tovma3    6:28 | them to be taken out from the tribunal 10Tovma3    6:31 | to turn in the slightest from the worship of the Son 10Tovma3    6:33 | their hearts are far removed from me.” They turned aside from 10Tovma3    6:33 | from me.” They turned aside from love of the Deity; terror 10Tovma3    6:34 | and destroyed many nations, remains from generation to generation for ever 10Tovma3    6:37 | scruple—let us eject him from the annals of the princes 10Tovma3    6:38 | upright again after their return from the great camp of captivity 10Tovma3    6:38 | great camp of captivity and from the teeth of the tyrant 10Tovma3    6:39 | of him, he turned away from God and averted his face 10Tovma3    6:39 | God and averted his face from the true confession of faith 10Tovma3    6:39 | true confession of faith and from worship of the Son of 10Tovma3    6:41 | before the tyrant coherent arguments from the divinely inspired Scriptures concerning 10Tovma3    6:44 | Christ might not be separated from them, as Christ note: “Where 10Tovma3    6:46 | those who had turned away from the faith. However, since his 10Tovma3    6:46 | upon himself like a missile from a wall as strong as 10Tovma3    6:47 | victory in the great battle from the all-victorious Christ 10Tovma3    6:48 | an arrow at the target from a wide-arced bow; decapitating 10Tovma3    6:56 | But he had good consolation from the saying of the prophet 10Tovma3    7:0 | was added to his apostasy from Christ for the destruction of 10Tovma3    7:3 | a brief refutation of them from the Holy Scriptures, so that 10Tovma3    7:3 | that sect may be extirpated from the churches of orthodox believers 10Tovma3    7:5 | He prevented many from idolatry, although he also led 10Tovma3    7:7 | same (error), let us learn from the divinely inspired Scriptures and 10Tovma3    7:10 | hearts have gone far away from me 10Tovma3    7:11 | they do not pluck grapes from thorns, or figs from thistles 10Tovma3    7:11 | grapes from thorns, or figs from thistles?” Or: “Who denies me 10Tovma3    7:18 | saying) similar to this one from the book of the Acts 10Tovma3    7:22 | written: the word is spoken from the abundance of the heart 10Tovma3    8:2 | down where they have sheltered from the blowing of the icy 10Tovma3    8:4 | blows, intensifying the cold, strips from the tops of lofty trees 10Tovma3    8:6 | himself up as it were from the bottomless depths, departed from 10Tovma3    8:6 | from the bottomless depths, departed from the caliph’s presence with a 10Tovma3    8:7 | example of a dragon rising from the sea—that is, from 10Tovma3    8:7 | from the sea—that is, from the land (of Iraq) and 10Tovma3    8:7 | Iraq) and the unfathomable depths, from the royal capital—in similar 10Tovma3    8:8 | of the prophets’ words. Indeed from the outcome of events they 10Tovma3    8:9 | who had come to him from every clan in Armenia so 10Tovma3    8:10 | into slavery and depart far from the patrimony of their ancestral 10Tovma3    8:11 | all the ministers of Christ from loyal worship of the true 10Tovma3    8:12 | those lost and gone astray from the faith of Christ 10Tovma3    8:14 | torments for the impure apostates from the holy and pure Christian 10Tovma3    8:16 | foolish like a drunkard insensible from drink. He gave way not 10Tovma3    8:23 | the sword. Taking the sword from his hand he looked this 10Tovma3    9:2 | sea which does not cease from churning up its waves. He 10Tovma3    9:4 | princes of the East fled from his presence; they retired and 10Tovma3    9:6 | soon as he had departed from the caliph; and the sparapet 10Tovma3    9:6 | warfare and on his departure from and entrance into the (various 10Tovma3    9:11 | fire, the flames roaring up from the piles of easily burning 10Tovma3    10:8 | sea. The battle waxed fierce from dawn until the very end 10Tovma3    10:13 | will receive a martyr’s crown from Christ. For it will not 10Tovma3    10:17 | all the men and women from the land of the Ałuank’ 10Tovma3    10:17 | a few legions of soldiers from the secure mountain called K’t’ish 10Tovma3    10:19 | captivity. If you had come from court as a governor with 10Tovma3    10:20 | and your army, remove yourself from here and leave our territory 10Tovma3    10:25 | the bird, and we descend from the heights and take (you 10Tovma3    10:25 | you up by your palate from unfathomable depths; you are like 10Tovma3    10:27 | be brought them in haste from court 10Tovma3    10:33 | suddenly about one thousand men from their elite clashed with them 10Tovma3    10:35 | Sleep fled from his eyes. For ten days 10Tovma3    10:37 | Have you not considered, that from the beginnings to the present 10Tovma3    10:38 | removed the veil of gloom from his heart 10Tovma3    10:40 | that very moment there arrived from court an order not to 10Tovma3    10:41 | that the mountain almost collapsed from its foundations. He brought the 10Tovma3    10:44 | the second coming.” Five strophes from the eighth syllable 10Tovma3    10:47 | storm, so did they disappear from before the army of the 10Tovma3    10:48 | confrontation did Apumusē turn away from Bugha. As is reported, the 10Tovma3    10:49 | comes to me a letter from the court sealed with the 10Tovma3    10:52 | they had sent should return from the caliph 10Tovma3    10:54 | waiting to receive an order from court, the messengers returned rapidly 10Tovma3    10:54 | returned rapidly bringing a letter from the caliph to Apumusē bidding 10Tovma3    10:55 | caliph’s letter, he hastened down from the mountain and presented himself 10Tovma3    11:0 | In what fashion Makat’l from the province of Vanand was 10Tovma3    11:10 | place. Then bringing him down from the gibbet, they cut off 10Tovma3    11:12 | like the stench that emanates from an opened tomb—whereby he 10Tovma3    11:12 | he had seduced many away from the divine religion and the 10Tovma3    11:18 | Then there came an order from court to kill Saint Solomon 10Tovma3    11:22 | With the captives from the mountain of Khoyt’ was 10Tovma3    11:22 | was who during Bugha’s attack, from the beginning of his invasion 10Tovma3    11:23 | able to turn him away from the true faith in the 10Tovma3    11:24 | to receive gifts and honours from me, submit to my command 10Tovma3    11:24 | faith that we have learned from the prophet Mahumat’. Otherwise, you 10Tovma3    11:25 | order to draw me away from the true hope, the truth 10Tovma3    11:28 | and as you now hear from me. Shall I not then 10Tovma3    11:28 | be afraid of you? Far from it! Here stand I; do 10Tovma3    11:31 | removal of the Armenian magnates from the country—he also brought 10Tovma3    11:31 | should rapidly come to him from each one’s territory without suspicion 10Tovma3    11:33 | and the general knew that from then on not a single 10Tovma3    11:38 | removed all the powerful men from Armenia, then went himself to 10Tovma3    12:1 | the principality had been abolished from the land of Vaspurakan, there 10Tovma3    12:1 | Ashot, and Sahak, and others from the house of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma3    12:2 | desire for the principality. Estranged from each other, they formed armies 10Tovma3    12:2 | each other, they formed armies from among those who had escaped 10Tovma3    13:1 | eminent, and prestigious. He descended from two royal lines, being a 10Tovma3    13:1 | Senek’erim and of the Mamikoneans from Chen 10Tovma3    13:2 | From both sides he inherited royal 10Tovma3    13:2 | inherited royal blood and station: from his father that of Senek’erim 10Tovma3    13:2 | father that of Senek’erim, and from his mother that of the 10Tovma3    13:2 | mother that of the Mamikoneans, from whom he traced his genealogy 10Tovma3    13:2 | and intelligent men, freeing myself from overwhelming censure 10Tovma3    13:10 | Bagratuni clan had surreptitiously seized ( from) the Greeks the castle called 10Tovma3    13:12 | the capital to the emperor, from whom he would receive gifts 10Tovma3    13:14 | Some Muslim soldiers from Bugha’s army had come to 10Tovma3    13:16 | him, saying: “This man Gurgēn from the clan of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma3    13:16 | the Artsrunik’, a valiant warrior, from fear of you crossed over 10Tovma3    13:29 | Ałbag. Troops gathered around him from every quarter; then they entered 10Tovma3    13:34 | that time a certain Butel from the royal army came at 10Tovma3    13:37 | pursuing the survivors expelled them from their land 10Tovma3    13:39 | From then on the Muslim army 10Tovma3    13:40 | not only (were there) enemies from the outside who surrounded him 10Tovma3    13:47 | Ashot prince of Vaspurakan returned from the land of the Apkhaz 10Tovma3    13:51 | and nephew of Sahak, returned from captivity. Intending to seize the 10Tovma3    13:53 | certain Juanshēr unexpectedly smote Gurgēn from behind, wounding him. But with 10Tovma3    13:59 | He cleansed the land from the impurity and deceit of 10Tovma3    13:59 | purifying the impiety of Antiochus from Israel, and made peace for 10Tovma3    14:0 | the princes of all Armenia from captivity 10Tovma3    14:1 | will understand how to respond, from the issuance of the saying 10Tovma3    14:5 | heard their prayers and turned from the anger of his wrath 10Tovma3    14:7 | ornamented horse, then despatched them from the chamber in glorious splendor 10Tovma3    14:8 | Then Prince Grigor departed from the caliph in great joy 10Tovma3    14:11 | bellicose assaults of the Muslims from outside, nonetheless, the land was 10Tovma3    14:15 | his own father had suffered from the other’s father 10Tovma3    14:22 | and join the other apostates from Christ. But not in the 10Tovma3    14:25 | those who have turned away from the truth, the race of 10Tovma3    14:27 | departed this world, having turned from the impiety of the apostates 10Tovma3    14:29 | and the country had respite from the confusions that had befallen 10Tovma3    14:33 | way out of their troubles from Christ, from whom they had 10Tovma3    14:33 | of their troubles from Christ, from whom they had fallen away 10Tovma3    14:34 | released by Christ’s providence, saved from prison, and returned to his 10Tovma3    14:36 | and neighing haughtily, threw him from pain. For Gurgēn was still 10Tovma3    14:36 | For Gurgēn was still recovering from illness and from his sufferings 10Tovma3    14:36 | still recovering from illness and from his sufferings and afflictions in 10Tovma3    14:37 | was the jailer loosed him from his bonds and brought him 10Tovma3    14:42 | prince Derenik to release him from bonds. The prince paid him 10Tovma3    14:47 | marched rapidly with all speed from the regions of Tarōn. They 10Tovma3    15:0 | Return of the princes from captivity 10Tovma3    15:2 | testimony as martyrs, were freed from the prison where they had 10Tovma3    15:2 | of Christ, who were freed from the cruel sufferings of their 10Tovma3    15:13 | he might wrest the castles from Gurgēn and control the country 10Tovma3    15:14 | He wore himself out from his many troubles and endeavours 10Tovma3    15:14 | his many troubles and endeavours, from gathering troops and preparing for 10Tovma3    15:14 | troops and preparing for battle, from fitting out for armed combat 10Tovma3    15:16 | made it safe and secure from bandits; he built churches and 10Tovma3    15:18 | Ashot, prince of Vaspurakan, returned from captivity 10Tovma3    15:23 | strove to remove the army from him gradually, ostensibly in order 10Tovma3    16:0 | the return of Prince Ashot from captivity, and Vahan Artsruni 10Tovma3    16:2 | gathered a force of cavalry from among the elite warriors of 10Tovma3    16:7 | and frightful echoings and repercussions from the crush of the assault 10Tovma3    16:7 | crashing of hail and lightning from clouds 10Tovma3    16:12 | warrior in a place far from the royal court 10Tovma3    17:1 | in peace at an order from court and not, like you 10Tovma3    17:3 | ancestral inheritance and expelled (me) from ( my) fraternal portion. Are you 10Tovma3    17:9 | others were appeased and withdrew from the conflict; friendly love was 10Tovma3    18:1 | it had been forcibly removed from the jurisdiction of Vaspurakan by 10Tovma3    18:3 | out, the prince took Varag from the control of the Muslims 10Tovma3    18:4 | Ashot sought to free him from his dangerous imprisonment. Then he 10Tovma3    18:10 | Vahan secretly struck the heel from behind and lamed the horse 10Tovma3    18:13 | for six years after returning from captivity. On entering his land 10Tovma3    18:14 | Armenian princes who had returned from captivity 10Tovma3    18:15 | and piling up infinite flames from heaven that surpass the devastating 10Tovma3    18:18 | the time for Ashot’s departure from his world arrived, he was 10Tovma3    19:2 | days there was a respite from brigands and marauders across the 10Tovma3    19:6 | But he withdrew from obedience to his chief with 10Tovma3    19:9 | went out to meet him from their own individual places: Derenik 10Tovma3    19:12 | on them and remove them from rule over Armenia 10Tovma3    20:1 | the son of Halit’, came from the court. Although they had 10Tovma3    20:1 | slander and divided the one from the other—as if they 10Tovma3    20:2 | was attempting to eject him from his principality 10Tovma3    20:4 | their near relatives and nobles from among the elite of Vaspurakan 10Tovma3    20:4 | the reason for his departure from the camp. Unsuccessful, they returned 10Tovma3    20:5 | same purpose of estranging him from the governor, as he knew 10Tovma3    20:5 | to him. They were distant from the army five furlongs, when 10Tovma3    20:6 | Derenik ordered Grigor his relative from the same Artsruni house to 10Tovma3    20:13 | the camp, freed like deer from the snares of hunters, and 10Tovma3    20:23 | found no means of escape from his dangerous prison in any 10Tovma3    20:24 | great solicitude to free him from the misery of his prison 10Tovma3    20:24 | to obtain for him deliverance from his peril 10Tovma3    20:27 | aiming at) taking the fortress from him and gaining control of 10Tovma3    20:27 | said, “I have verified this from his trusted counsellors. So do 10Tovma3    20:36 | out, and they extricated him from his captivity, leaving as hostages 10Tovma3    20:38 | Nkan and took his fortress from him, appointing his own trusted 10Tovma3    20:38 | guard it. He also took from him his home and lands 10Tovma3    20:39 | to weaning away and estranging from him those subject to him 10Tovma3    20:46 | Fast bubbling tears as from a boiling kettle flow out 10Tovma3    20:47 | the foaming waves stirred up from the depths by fierce winds 10Tovma3    20:49 | Therefore, I have withdrawn from running a race that demands 10Tovma3    22:1 | kinds of impurity, was overthrown from its foundations 10Tovma3    22:9 | Gurgēn (had) the eastern regions, from the end of Ałbag and 10Tovma3    22:17 | were called sons of Sherep’, from the Akēats’i family—valiant men 10Tovma3    22:22 | did not withdraw or shy from war. But Apumruan came between 10Tovma3    22:26 | imprisoned and held in bonds. From their youth they had loyally 10Tovma3    22:30 | friendship, and thereby be secure from the suspicious messages which Smbat 10Tovma3    23:1 | for himself and withdrawn it from Armenian control 10Tovma3    23:5 | of the river that descends from the ravines of Ałdznik’ 10Tovma3    23:11 | wife of the sparapet came from Tarōn, and finding his body 10Tovma3    24:1 | Derenik, unfettered, having extricated him from bonds and prison 10Tovma3    24:2 | release Prince Ashot and Gurgēn from bonds and win back their 10Tovma3    24:3 | riding. The nobles struck him from behind with their swords and 10Tovma3    24:4 | They freed Ashot and Gurgēn from imprisonment, and ruled over their 10Tovma3    25:3 | Awshin was plotting against him from some people—or rather the 10Tovma3    25:3 | sheltered him and saved him from destruction by fire and hail 10Tovma3    25:3 | fire and hail. Help came from God, making him courageous, and 10Tovma3    25:3 | courageous, and snatched him away from the teeth of the wild 10Tovma3    25:3 | of darkness, accompanied by Shapuh from the Amatuni family, who had 10Tovma3    25:4 | were to see someone returned from the dead. But Awshin, thwarted 10Tovma3    25:5 | certain minion Sap’i, a eunuch, from among the Greek captives; he 10Tovma3    25:6 | Mardpetakan had then been transferred from the city of Nakhchavan. Here 10Tovma3    25:7 | since their horses were weary from their long journey and their 10Tovma3    25:9 | Only a certain Arshak from the family of the Varazhnunik’ 10Tovma3    25:9 | also, and they saved him from Awshin’s sword 10Tovma3    26:2 | dead without remorse, dragging them from the graves after they had 10Tovma3    26:4 | But since the misfortune came from heaven and the wrath was 10Tovma3    26:6 | princes, separated and estranged Yovsēp’ from Awshin. Leaving the city of 10Tovma3    26:9 | and donkeys and camels died from the same ulcerous infection 10Tovma3    26:11 | peace according to his rank, from the greatest to the least 10Tovma3    26:13 | the blessed Mashtots’, who came from the island in the lake 10Tovma3    27:3 | A new Nabuzardan or Zamri from the heresy of Nestorius appeared 10Tovma3    27:4 | when he stripped the silver from the wood, straightaway the evil 10Tovma3    27:6 | had adhered to the cross from the tumble of the demon 10Tovma3    27:10 | the laws of Moses, died from the testimony of two or 10Tovma3    28:7 | taken by surprise, quickly fled from the camp by forced marches 10Tovma3    28:10 | lord of Manazav had taken from the lord of Berkri. These 10Tovma3    28:10 | Berkri. These had taken it from the Ginuni family descended from 10Tovma3    28:10 | from the Ginuni family descended from Mezhezh Gnuni, although Berkri had 10Tovma3    28:17 | king greatly rejoiced, being freed from the fear that he had 10Tovma3    29:2 | of tears pour in streams from my eyes in the place 10Tovma3    29:8 | He had lived from [325] of the Armenian era, and 10Tovma3    29:13 | his youthful and premature departure from this world, his leaving the 10Tovma3    29:16 | stones, shed torrents of tears from welling eyes, tore out with 10Tovma3    29:20 | same father and mother, descended from the noble and high-ranking 10Tovma3    29:21 | been deprived of or removed from their ancestral lands and homes 10Tovma3    29:26 | and Zarehavan had been detached from Parskahayk’, while the city of 10Tovma3    29:26 | of Golt’n had been detached from Vaspurakan a long time before 10Tovma3    29:30 | church, constructed in wonderful fashion from stones cut in the city 10Tovma3    29:31 | Christ on the third day from the tomb, having pillaged hell 10Tovma3    29:33 | rock to the cistern, rising from below up to the summit 10Tovma3    29:34 | rock, so it could run from the summit of Mount Varag 10Tovma3    29:34 | summit of Mount Varag obliquely from south to north into calm 10Tovma3    29:35 | with palatial buildings a hill from which one could look down 10Tovma3    29:37 | a strong rocky place secure from military attacks, which he enclosed 10Tovma3    29:39 | the prophet’s exhortation, soaring upwards from below to Mount Varag. There 10Tovma3    29:40 | wood, leaving a part open from the golden covering, and on 10Tovma3    29:43 | a certain priest named Yovhannēs from the province of Boguni and 10Tovma3    29:46 | that the Word took flesh from the Virgin as a house 10Tovma3    29:48 | one Lord Jesus Christ, perfect from God and man. Otherwise churches 10Tovma3    29:51 | by means of carts gathered from far and near. He made 10Tovma3    29:52 | the flood that poured down from heaven and covered the abyss 10Tovma3    29:54 | the fabric of the church from the province of Manazav across 10Tovma3    29:61 | There they received their punishment from the sword of the warriors 10Tovma3    29:62 | raving. They launched an attack from their lairs like bees swarming 10Tovma3    29:62 | lairs like bees swarming out from their hives at the season 10Tovma3    29:63 | their various tribes and cities from Media and Persia, from Elam 10Tovma3    29:63 | cities from Media and Persia, from Elam and Khuzhastan, from Krman 10Tovma3    29:63 | Persia, from Elam and Khuzhastan, from Krman and Mukan, from Turkastan 10Tovma3    29:63 | Khuzhastan, from Krman and Mukan, from Turkastan and Khorasan. Suddenly they 10Tovma3    29:63 | to bum, plunder, and destroy from the very foundations the holy 10Tovma3    29:66 | the village of P’aytakshtan. There, from a slightly higher position, they 10Tovma3    29:66 | and piteous cries, seeking deliverance from the sword of the valiant 10Tovma3    29:70 | They took captives and booty from Lek, Ałzi, Krerik’, and from 10Tovma3    29:70 | from Lek, Ałzi, Krerik’, and from the province of Chakhuk 10Tovma3    29:71 | out to attack the rabble from Parskahayk’. There he exhibited many 10Tovma3    29:74 | were still unconcerned and safe from fear of the marzpan, the 10Tovma3    29:76 | the horses were tired out from the long march, and the 10Tovma3    29:77 | terrible disaster, only a few from the large number being able 10Tovma3    29:78 | were the most illustrious men from the house of the Artsrunik’ 10Tovma3    29:78 | an innumerable multitude like locusts, from those who were called Shekhetik’ 10Tovma3    29:78 | Shekhetik’. There were also others from various distant countries: Persia, Zhangan 10Tovma3    29:79 | leader Hamis, and someone else from the regions of Zhangan. These 10Tovma3    29:81 | these great tribulations by command from on high. (. . .?) (End of the 10Tovma4    1:10 | with the grace given him from above 10Tovma4    1:15 | we said above, some traitors from Atrpatakan, and likewise those who 10Tovma4    1:16 | prince, the son of Apumsar from the city of Kher. Shedding 10Tovma4    1:32 | has today been taken away from our head. Heaven above and 10Tovma4    1:33 | sighs, laments, and flowing tears; from the anguished burning of their 10Tovma4    1:40 | no war has engulfed (us) from anywhere. Who dared to do 10Tovma4    1:44 | shaped coloured hangings were removed from the doors of the rooms 10Tovma4    1:44 | were despatched hither and yon from among the mourners to shut 10Tovma4    1:53 | to prevent the listeners’ minds from being distressed, I shall refrain 10Tovma4    1:53 | being distressed, I shall refrain from saying anything about them, and 10Tovma4    2:1 | the young Gagik; for even from that young age he shone 10Tovma4    2:2 | sister, she therefore released him from imprisonment at the command of 10Tovma4    2:3 | to its mate, separated herself from all delights of this earthly 10Tovma4    2:4 | were unable (to do anything) from fear of the great Ashot 10Tovma4    2:6 | to begin seizing various places from the control of the young 10Tovma4    3:2 | he did indeed save Armenia from very grievous afflictions that unremittingly 10Tovma4    3:2 | followed on each other, and from frequent wars that occurred in 10Tovma4    3:3 | Even from a youthful age he was 10Tovma4    3:4 | friendly way. For wisdom flowed from his lips purer than gold 10Tovma4    3:8 | vengeance for his father’s blood from Apumruan, since he was one 10Tovma4    3:10 | God. It was preserved unextinguished from the hostile winds that blew 10Tovma4    3:10 | hostile winds that blew fiercely from four directions. Not only was 10Tovma4    3:11 | to which one could flee from the face of the enemy 10Tovma4    3:13 | From a youthful and inexperienced age 10Tovma4    3:13 | plunging those lying in ambush from the paths of their feet 10Tovma4    3:13 | himself many treasures and stores from foreign nations, controlling more of 10Tovma4    3:16 | Ashot not to become detached from him, nor to preserve rancour 10Tovma4    3:26 | since suspicion had not departed from both their hearts, Ap’shin asked 10Tovma4    3:27 | arrival of spring Gurgēn escaped from Ap’shin and reached his brothers 10Tovma4    3:28 | From there he advanced as far 10Tovma4    3:38 | of Armenia was at peace from raiders of the malicious race 10Tovma4    3:45 | many efforts to save Hasan from the punishment of blinding; but 10Tovma4    3:47 | Apahunik’ to demand poll taxes from the tribe called Kaysik. But 10Tovma4    3:48 | Smbat with his army fled from the face of the infidels 10Tovma4    3:49 | troops, and with much help from on high, inflicted a great 10Tovma4    4:2 | clouds for fifteen days hidden from men, all its splendour lost 10Tovma4    4:6 | falls of its own accord from high branches into the bosom 10Tovma4    4:6 | such fashion did he descend from the impregnable heights of the 10Tovma4    4:9 | Just as a lion sated from the hunt pays no attention 10Tovma4    4:11 | lot Aṙniotn and (the land) from the valley of Ěndzahk’ as 10Tovma4    4:12 | and completely obliterated their memory from the land. For he was 10Tovma4    4:16 | in their fortresses, and refrained from paying tribute, terrified by the 10Tovma4    4:22 | translated means “sought by vows from the Lord,” had made many 10Tovma4    4:24 | the sword, he exterminated them from the earth 10Tovma4    4:27 | it with impregnably strong walls from the topmost summit down to 10Tovma4    4:31 | the castle called Shamiram: someone from the house of the Akēats’ik’ 10Tovma4    4:38 | was called Apusakr and was from the house of the Vahunik’ 10Tovma4    4:39 | again to Prince Gagik, receiving from him many treasures 10Tovma4    4:40 | From that day suspicion of evil 10Tovma4    4:48 | the wisdom that flowed copiously from him 10Tovma4    4:49 | and beautiful luminous pearls derived from land and sea. He related 10Tovma4    4:49 | the tales of ancient kings from century to century, and the 10Tovma4    4:53 | sea to pluck the safer from the teeth of the fish 10Tovma4    4:53 | of the fish cast up from the deep, (thus) satisfying those 10Tovma4    4:61 | There is no authority save from God; and what is, has 10Tovma4    4:65 | at night, being granted success from above. He also captured the 10Tovma4    4:65 | the castle of Maku. Advancing from there, he took the castle 10Tovma4    4:65 | his control over those provinces, from Kogovit as far as the 10Tovma4    4:66 | time noble messengers were sent from court accompanied by numerous troops 10Tovma4    4:67 | a crown and splendid garments from court, and honoured King Gagik 10Tovma4    4:74 | brother, who saved my soul from the gates of hell. By 10Tovma4    5:1 | the king pacified the land from the wars stirred up by 10Tovma4    7:2 | of brave men, who requested from me this History, I offer 10Tovma4    7:2 | and present to you not from reports of others as fables 10Tovma4    7:2 | of others as fables elaborated from fictitious accounts; but having seen 10Tovma4    7:3 | I shall never drink water from you. Offer me silver 10Tovma4    7:4 | as refuges for those fleeing from brigands and from the convulsions 10Tovma4    7:4 | those fleeing from brigands and from the convulsions of foreign nations 10Tovma4    7:5 | as the winds blew there from the four corners of the 10Tovma4    7:7 | From the summit of the mountain 10Tovma4    8:2 | to review the profitable stories. From the beginning of the settlement 10Tovma4    8:3 | that it was a refuge from enemy raids, he undertook to 10Tovma4    8:7 | place should become a refuge from all the raids of the 10Tovma4    8:9 | many trees, which were watered from a sweet and never-failing 10Tovma4    8:10 | royal court, honourable men gathered from all nations of the earth 10Tovma4    8:11 | The construction of the palace, from its foundations to its summit 10Tovma4    8:16 | site of the palace appeared from all sides of the province 10Tovma4    9:0 | material and stones were brought from distant lands. We shall give 10Tovma4    9:1 | he broke their force, beginning from the Medes and Persians, all 10Tovma4    9:2 | wished he spared, and those from whom he wished nothing he 10Tovma4    9:5 | prophet: “Who removes the honourable from the unworthy will become as 10Tovma4    9:11 | a vaulted staircase going down from top to bottom, to act 10Tovma4    9:14 | by two ever-flowing springs— from the holy font and the 10Tovma4    9:15 | grandiose splendour to be remembered from generation to generation 10Tovma4    10:4 | to come and save him from the violent brigands who were 10Tovma4    10:9 | Araxes opposite the holy pit from which the great saint Gregory 10Tovma4    10:10 | appointed place; though it was from on High that he received 10Tovma4    10:13 | lightning) were seen shooting downwards from the clouds. The day began 10Tovma4    10:14 | troops were strengthened by help from on High, especially because the 10Tovma4    10:17 | wishing to burn the city from end to end with the 10Tovma4    12:1 | would become such a man, from his mother’s womb he had 10Tovma4    12:4 | to each other and free from stain 10Tovma4    12:6 | and glory (were given) him from on High. For he reigned 10Tovma4    12:7 | this point to take (examples) from the land of India and 10Tovma4    12:7 | Topaz; especially the golden topaz from the commerce of the gem 10Tovma4    12:7 | he arose like a groom from the wedding chamber similar to 10Tovma4    12:8 | rays of light shone out from the decoration of coloured gems 10Tovma4    12:25 | of bronze he preserved (Armenia) from fear and from the secretly 10Tovma4    12:25 | preserved (Armenia) from fear and from the secretly fired arrows of 10Tovma4    13:3 | They ruled over the world from the eastern sea to the 10Tovma4    13:9 | the third hour it soared from the rocky summit and settled 10Tovma4    13:10 | security for refugees and captives from all lands 10Tovma4    13:12 | command: “If they expel you from one city, flee to the 10Tovma4    13:12 | no assistance anywhere else save from the Lord, and the Lord’s 10Tovma4    13:14 | their children, and summoned them from their various provinces. They gave 10Tovma4    13:17 | news of the kings’ departure from Armenia and the Roman control 10Tovma4    13:17 | the inhabitants) to the sword. From the flowing of blood the 10Tovma4    13:17 | witnesses said that the blood from the fallen corpses of children 10Tovma4    13:21 | man related to King Senek’erim, from the province of Amiuk and 10Tovma4    13:21 | had survived like a spark from thunderbolts of fire, protected by 10Tovma4    13:21 | omnipotent right hand of God from shipwreck in the dangerous storm 10Tovma4    13:22 | Just as God chose Noah, from whom all races sprang and 10Tovma4    13:31 | From T’oṙnik was born the great 10Tovma4    13:32 | From T’oṙnik, son of T’adēos, was 10Tovma4    13:34 | the holy city of Jerusalem from the hands of the Muslims 10Tovma4    13:38 | sons and five daughters; and from his offspring the Lord chose 10Tovma4    13:42 | was superior to him, having from his youth taken the yoke 10Tovma4    13:44 | for he had continually heard from the prophets the likeness of 10Tovma4    13:45 | Abraham while he was coming from battle 10Tovma4    13:48 | prophet who saw God, who from the womb of his mother 10Tovma4    13:49 | son of Zacharias, who heard from the archangel the good news 10Tovma4    13:50 | named son of thunder, who from the heights thundered forth the 10Tovma4    13:51 | and chastity, being granted grace from the most liberal giver of 10Tovma4    13:55 | his advancement he received honour from the holy kings and great 10Tovma4    13:57 | parents, since he had learned from God’s commandments: “Honour your father 10Tovma4    13:61 | rendered worthy to receive daily from the Lord the new freedom 10Tovma4    13:63 | After their departure from this world the wind from 10Tovma4    13:63 | from this world the wind from the north began to blow 10Tovma4    13:63 | green plants began to disappear from the land. The saying of 10Tovma4    13:64 | the sea, having no help from anyone—neither from kings nor 10Tovma4    13:64 | no help from anyone—neither from kings nor princes, neither from 10Tovma4    13:64 | from kings nor princes, neither from magnates nor his fathers, deprived 10Tovma4    13:67 | support came grace and wisdom from supernal help, as to King 10Tovma4    13:68 | From them he received gifts and 10Tovma4    13:70 | of nobles, magnates and princes from every province 10Tovma4    13:75 | captives, and wiped all tears from every face. He was desired 10Tovma4    13:75 | not. His name was famous from one end of the earth 10Tovma4    13:77 | of his loins Khedenik; for from the fruit of righteousness grows 10Tovma4    13:81 | T’ovmay wrote with accuracy, beginning from Adam down to Noah; and 10Tovma4    13:81 | and removed their wicked (presence) from many places so far as 10Tovma4    13:82 | the days of his life from enemy brigands. He was responsible 10Tovma4    13:85 | love he requested this History from Lord Zak’aria, the godly and 10Tovma4    13:86 | safe in soul and body from the snares of enemies visible 10Tovma4    13:87 | any other expression, or (changing) from kh or h 10Tovma4    13:88 | I heard of these expressions from the ecclesiastical books, that I 10Tovma4    13:88 | you too may find mercy from God on the eternal day 10Tovma4    13:89 | taught me a few books from his many skills, and his 10Tovma4    13:94 | of his fathers and depart from this world, he did not 10Tovma4    13:97 | with mortar, bringing its stones from the land of Khlat’ with 10Tovma4    13:100 | After my death and departure from his world, who shall occupy 10Tovma4    13:102 | of) numerous taxes and haraj from monasteries and monks; he endured 10Tovma4    13:104 | occurred the death and departure from this world of the holy 10Tovma4    13:104 | up his soul and went from this transitory world to the 10Tovma4    13:106 | rescuer who could free us from foreigners and wicked enemies. For 10Tovma4    13:110 | struggle, and to be freed from the exaction of many possessions 10Tovma4    13:112 | them in soul and body from calamities and the deceit of 10Tovma4    13:113 | faith and hope we request from your liberal benevolence that you 10Tovma4    13:113 | as before, and free it from debt and illegal exactors 11Asogh1    1:1 | of divine grace on us from the highest Being for many 11Asogh1    1:4 | we will not go astray ( from the path) of good deeds 11Asogh1    1:4 | the hope of the resurrection from themselves 11Asogh1    1:5 | that everything that exists came from nothing through the existent God 11Asogh1    1:5 | their life) were awarded (mercy) from God , (as a result) their 11Asogh1    1:5 | books; while those who deviated from the will of God received 11Asogh1    1:6 | Father and moving us away from pagan unbelief and from the 11Asogh1    1:6 | away from pagan unbelief and from the many-seductive delusions of 11Asogh1    2:3 | a period of time), starting from the primeval (man, embracing also 11Asogh1    2:3 | Armenians. The second (part) is from the enlightenment of Armenia and 11Asogh1    2:4 | Abdlabas, the Armenian sparapet, (comes) from the tribe of Abraham 11Asogh1    2:5 | them) the ancestors of Ashot from the king of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar 11Asogh1    2:6 | Thus they) trace their genealogy from father to son before this 11Asogh1    2:9 | of Job ("Who hide this from me advice... art. [2]), One Book 11Asogh1    3:3 | He was from the village of Eghivardas, Aragatsot 11Asogh1    3:4 | From young age, he lived a 11Asogh1    3:7 | rest in Garni not far from the summer residence of Xosroviduxt 11Asogh1    3:9 | heresiarch of the Tondrikians, came from the village of Zarehawan of 11Asogh1    3:19 | He received from Afshin the royal crown, which 11Asogh1    4:2 | a request) - to free him from the unfaithful son Saj, which 11Asogh1    4:3 | hearing this, came to Partaw, from where he secretly came through 11Asogh1    4:5 | mountains, rushed to Shirak, and ( from here) went to Dvin. Smbat 11Asogh1    4:7 | Saj with contempt broke away from the caliph, who sent orders 11Asogh1    4:11 | the village of Ojun, and from there moved to Abkhazia 11Asogh1    4:17 | on a campaign against Dvin; from here he directed his raid 11Asogh1    5:0 | in the city of Dvin from the lawless Yusuf 11Asogh1    5:3 | in order to save him from death, he thought with a 11Asogh1    5:4 | God and, supported by help from above, escaped from the hands 11Asogh1    5:4 | by help from above, escaped from the hands of the Ishmaelites 11Asogh1    5:5 | two brothers, Gurgen and David, from the glorious and famous family 11Asogh1    5:12 | Theudas - the first who seceded from the Arab amir-al-Mumnik 11Asogh1    5:16 | Yusuf), receives a royal crown from him instead of his uncle 11Asogh1    6:1 | return of his brother Ashot from Constantinople 11Asogh1    7:3 | Prince of Abkhazia, (coming out) from the land of the Sarmatians 11Asogh1    7:5 | in the city of Kars from large granite, steel-hewn stones 11Asogh1    7:12 | peace with the Armenians that from now on there will be 11Asogh1    7:15 | was the rector here; expelled from the western country, from the 11Asogh1    7:15 | expelled from the western country, from the Jaeger district, by the 11Asogh1    7:16 | how many sick people receive ( from it) healing, and how it 11Asogh1    7:24 | maintained monastery, with numerous brothers from men, adorned with wisdom 11Asogh1    7:25 | This Movses was from the district of Taron; in 11Asogh1    7:33 | of Christ called to them from the church: “Get this vile 11Asogh1    7:41 | in [397=948], he took away Marash from the Arabs; and in the 11Asogh1    8:4 | He treated them from his cup filled with the 11Asogh1    8:4 | wine mixed with the pus from their ulcers 11Asogh1    8:10 | After him, Vahanik, from the district of Balk, the 11Asogh1    8:14 | And from both sides, curses were generously 11Asogh1    8:15 | western Armenia, summoned many monks from Taron, from Hashteank, Copk, Xorjean 11Asogh1    8:15 | summoned many monks from Taron, from Hashteank, Copk, Xorjean, (among whom 11Asogh1    8:15 | and Babken, an excellent man from the land of Siwnik and 11Asogh1    8:21 | in [412-963], who reigned for [7] years ( from [963-969]). He won a great victory 11Asogh1    8:21 | Ishmaelites, took away many cities from them, in [413-964] Msis, and in 11Asogh1    8:27 | Kiwr-Zan, from a very young age, with 11Asogh1    8:27 | to pay tribute, the Arabs from the south, the Sarmatians from 11Asogh1    8:27 | from the south, the Sarmatians from the north, and the Iberians 11Asogh1    8:27 | the north, and the Iberians from the east 11Asogh1    9:8 | the eloquent Sargis (Sergey) from Albania, who, although still in 11Asogh1    11:2 | the city of Ani, starting from the Axurean River to the 11Asogh1    11:2 | towers: it was far away from the old city wall, was 11Asogh1    12:2 | ordered to pull the cross from the dome of Shoghakat with 11Asogh1    12:4 | he took away my fatherland from me. Having gone to the 11Asogh1    12:4 | Basil, and not finding help from him, he returned, and was 11Asogh1    15:3 | Starting from the land of Taron, they 11Asogh1    15:4 | King (Basil), having freed Bardas from prison, also called Phokas, exiled 11Asogh1    16:2 | proof of obedience, demanded that from each house they give him 11Asogh1    16:2 | The city stood not far from the reed forest, and in 11Asogh1    17:7 | good example on himself: abstaining from fish, milk and eggs, he 11Asogh1    18:0 | and how, having taken tribute from Armenia, he went back 11Asogh1    18:1 | of the cities of Salar from him, betraying his possession, Gokhtn 11Asogh1    18:1 | took it and demanded tribute from the Armenians for the past 11Asogh1    19:2 | Bat); and when he returned from him again, approaching the borders 11Asogh1    20:5 | efforts of the metropolitan, separated from the union of Armenians, accepted 11Asogh1    20:6 | From that time on, it was 11Asogh1    21:3 | to the Sebasteia) some woman from his subjects, who looked like 11Asogh1    21:4 | whom the eldest, an Armenian from the Derjan district, was called 11Asogh1    21:4 | the opportunity, they broke away from the Greek emperor, went over 11Asogh1    23:1 | as if due to vengeance from God. In this land, Basil’s 11Asogh1    23:2 | ordered his son to release from the fetters of King Bardas 11Asogh1    23:4 | places to their tents, and from there they immediately brought him 11Asogh1    23:4 | the city of Melitene, (distant) from Babylon at a distance of 11Asogh1    24:4 | Zeravs, began to raid, (starting) from the south to the Apahunik 11Asogh1    24:7 | They went around the fortress from behind and sat in ambush 11Asogh1    24:8 | Meanwhile, at dawn, from the side of the city 11Asogh1    25:1 | Phokas, releasing the Iberian troops from himself, personally went to the 11Asogh1    25:3 | king himself approached the camp from land. As soon as the 11Asogh1    26:1 | over the western country, extending from there a spear-like light 11Asogh1    26:2 | that is, the cathedral, cracked from top to bottom 11Asogh1    26:6 | at the Derjan district in [439=990]. From that time on, all Greece 11Asogh1    27:0 | About the strangulation of Theodosius from the kingdom of Abkhazia and 11Asogh1    27:3 | Gurgen, the son of Bagarat, from his estate 11Asogh1    27:4 | head of a large army from the land of the Sarmatians 11Asogh1    27:8 | Kuropalates David demanded from the king of the Abkhazia 11Asogh1    27:8 | this fortress was again taken from the Armenians 11Asogh1    28:8 | sight, they could not refrain from tears and sobs, uttered heavy 11Asogh1    28:10 | a burning disease of fever, from which he died. He was 11Asogh1    28:12 | the very man who dug ( from the grave) the corpse of 11Asogh1    29:4 | which my word is withheld from praise of Gagik 11Asogh1    29:10 | Within those limits, having seceded ( from Gagik), he betrayed his father’s 11Asogh1    29:11 | the Gag fortification, taking away from him all the fortresses and 11Asogh1    29:12 | that those who move away from the Lord perish without leaving 11Asogh1    30:2 | Xachik migrated from this world at a very 11Asogh1    31:2 | He was devoted to God from a very young age, brought 11Asogh1    31:7 | Gagik summoned all the bishops from both the Armenian land and 11Asogh1    34:6 | pious and God-loving Toros from the Hasteank district, and many 11Asogh1    36:2 | of place, at a distance from the former city, is called 11Asogh1    36:2 | is very famous. It was from here that an army came 11Asogh1    36:4 | the Greek army with arrows from hard bows, pointed spears and 11Asogh1    37:2 | filled the city with inhabitants from Armenians and Iberians, who recognized 11Asogh1    38:1 | fearing the inhabitants of Nprkert from the Arabs, resorted to the 11Asogh1    38:1 | a large embassy is expected from the Greek king 11Asogh1    39:3 | From the city walls, the Arabs 11Asogh1    39:6 | Tayk’s to many of them ([i.e. e.] from the army of the Amir 11Asogh1    39:7 | night their warriors fled one from the other without a fight 11Asogh1    40:12 | did not want to descend from the heights to fight and 11Asogh1    40:18 | formation, on their horses rushed from all sides to the camp 11Asogh1    40:18 | it, considering them already fleeing ( from the battlefield) or fallen corpses 11Asogh1    40:24 | Meanwhile, the glorious brothers Mesxuni from the Iberian detachment, crashing (into 11Asogh1    40:29 | Returning from there, they took the enemy’s 11Asogh1    40:30 | were especially pleased that, apart from five people of Iberian soldiers 11Asogh1    41:3 | From there he went and took 11Asogh1    41:4 | remained in that country, starting from the feast of the Exaltation 11Asogh1    42:3 | the wars that constantly arose from all sides, triumphing over all 11Asogh1    42:6 | came out to meet him from Melitene, he ordered them to 11Asogh1    42:7 | between Hashteank, Copk and Xorjean; from here he arrived in the 11Asogh1    42:10 | arrived there, were not far from the Greek camp 11Asogh1    42:11 | From the infantry detachment of the 11Asogh1    42:11 | him and took the hay from him. Then he ran to 11Asogh1    42:12 | shields, whom King Basil asked from the King of the Ruses 11Asogh1    42:16 | city of Manazkert, Hark district; from here to Bagrewand, where he 11Asogh1    43:1 | man by nature limited, repudiated from him and attacked the Tayk’ 11Asogh1    45:2 | from generation to generation came to 11Asogh1    46:2 | to observers; (he built it) from hewn stone, decorated with fine 11Asogh1    47:1 | the rulers of Parisos, descended from the Haykazean tribe and continued 11Asogh1    48:3 | that now [6282] years have passed from Adam to our time, and 11Asogh1    48:3 | to our time, and [1004] years from the crucifixion and the life 11Asogh1    48:4 | According to the Greek chronology from Emperor Philip [756], and from our 11Asogh1    48:4 | chronology from Emperor Philip [756], and from our Armenian chronology [453] years, which 11Asogh1    48:6 | and contempt, gratitude and censure from our hard-hearted and rebellious 11Asogh1    48:6 | hearted and rebellious people, and from people both well-meaning and 11Asogh1    48:7 | having received forgiveness with you ( from God), may be worthy to 12Last1    1:3 | reason, foreign peoples Alienated us from our habitation and turned our 12Last1    1:5 | no time (to be healed) from the agonies we had already 12Last1    1:8 | Those who were torn from their loved ones, If not 12Last1    1:10 | events) and to begin right from this point so that our 12Last1    1:17 | From that day on no azat 12Last1    1:24 | sons of the Bulgar tyrant from their inheritance, clan and family 12Last1    1:28 | anyone even one single House ( from the territory) over which my 12Last1    2:0 | brother of Smbat and Gurgen, from the Bagratid clan, a man 12Last1    2:4 | Yovhannes from the same district (Taron) who 12Last1    2:9 | Shatik, which Smbat unjustly took from me, is my own place 12Last1    2:12 | take and make horse-shoes ( from them).” But at the appropriate 12Last1    2:13 | then, having taken three fortresses from ( Smbat), he released him 12Last1    2:14 | they unjustly took many places from him. He was unable to 12Last1    2:19 | He awaited (Georgi’s) arrival, moving from lodging-place to lodging-place 12Last1    2:24 | the mountain, and blazing sparks from the clash of swords fell 12Last1    2:29 | justly requites all that stray from His laws, as Job note 12Last1    2:31 | the regal Symbol (the Cross) from the door of the blessed 12Last1    2:32 | come forth, their veils removed from their heads, were shamelessly disgraced 12Last1    2:32 | stripped of adornments, having fallen from honor, and subject to myriad 12Last1    2:33 | suckling babes, some were torn from their mothers’ embrace and hurled 12Last1    2:35 | inhabitants, or whether it resulted from the fierce behavior of the 12Last1    2:35 | troops which had been gathered from barbaric (xuzhaduzh) peoples. Now the 12Last1    2:38 | rays of light streamed forth from the waters. Everyone saw this 12Last1    2:40 | worthy patriarch, lord Sargis, passed from this world. His grave is 12Last1    3:2 | diverse reasons, had been deposed from their honor of rule by 12Last1    3:4 | had long since been removed from the honor of princedom. But 12Last1    3:6 | to) request an auxiliary army from the Georgian Curopalate. With these 12Last1    3:8 | which quickly falls into ruin from the blows of a flood 12Last1    3:8 | two or three years previous. From then on, up to the 12Last1    3:9 | suddenly, as a person awakening from sleep, or as a mighty 12Last1    3:9 | styled king and went away from the army as if to 12Last1    3:14 | inheritance, but as gifts received from the emperor in return for 12Last1    4:0 | three fortresses with their estates from him, (territories) which Georgi had 12Last1    4:0 | which Georgi had unjustly expropriated from the Curopalate’s portion. (Basil) wrote 12Last1    4:3 | he note: “You have come from the rebels to terrify me 12Last1    4:5 | their horses, they were exhausted from the weight of their iron 12Last1    4:5 | of their iron weapons, and from the rapid and lengthy journey 12Last1    4:7 | you, I shall demand more from you than previously. Rather, give 12Last1    4:10 | become stuck to the ground from the severity of the bitter 12Last1    5:0 | reign, and the country rested from that great crisis. He confirmed 12Last1    5:3 | Georgia. Through deception he expelled from their patrimonies numerous azats of 12Last1    6:2 | to ready their daily meal from barley seeds 12Last1    6:8 | on the day of wrath. From that (defeat) onward until the 12Last1    6:8 | Romanus) never again ventured forth from the royal city 12Last1    7:0 | who had inherited that place from his forebears, died without leaving 12Last1    7:4 | they returned to their places. From that day forth the city 12Last1    9:1 | holds sway (having inherited it) from his fathers and grand-fathers 12Last1    9:1 | iron; but he who comes from the outside, not belonging to 12Last1    9:1 | present monarch. (Michael) was neither from the royal clan, nor the 12Last1    9:5 | thinking that (Michael) was rebelling from him. People who say this 12Last1    9:10 | as they were requested, and from that day forth the domination 12Last1    9:12 | tribulation as has not been from the beginning of the creation 12Last1    9:13 | destitute and homeless. He came from the eastern parts, crossed through 12Last1    9:13 | him: “Where have you come from?” or “From which district?” or 12Last1    9:13 | have you come from?” or “ From which district?” or “Why are 12Last1    9:16 | who has inherited the kingdom from her fathers and grandfathers.” For 12Last1    9:18 | and excavated numerous precious items from the royal treasuries. The principals 12Last1    10:0 | occupied the office of gayiosut’iwn from which all the judges of 12Last1    10:3 | his might having become infected from afar by Abisoghom, filled with 12Last1    10:9 | there is no authority except from God” [Romans 13.1]. He was not speaking 12Last1    10:11 | and yet more glorified” [Daniel 3.54]. For from the elevation of (His) place 12Last1    10:11 | Psalm states: “The Lord looked from Heaven to earth 12Last1    10:14 | the princes arose and departed from their patrimonial inheritances and became 12Last1    10:17 | whose smoke rose fragrantly up from the power of the fire 12Last1    10:19 | require the aid of grace from On High to complete it 12Last1    10:20 | go forth and find someone from Armenia and to bring him 12Last1    10:31 | dawn when he came forth from the city, he resembled the 12Last1    10:31 | resembled the bride-groom arising from his nuptial-couch, or the 12Last1    10:33 | Today, the king, fallen from honor, sits like a captive 12Last1    10:34 | left its patrimony and fallen from wealth; they growl wherever they 12Last1    10:37 | know that you were ransomed from the futile ways inherited from 12Last1    10:37 | from the futile ways inherited from your fathers, not with perishable 12Last1    10:42 | by the emperor and received from him the dignity of magister 12Last1    10:42 | to be (Grigor’s family property) from generation to generation until the 12Last1    10:43 | Dawit’ or to the one from Duin, since Dawit’s sister was 12Last1    10:45 | Byzantines) recompensed the kat’oghikos (Petros) from whom they had taken the 12Last1    10:47 | him and deceitfully removed (Petros) from the city, saying: “The emperor 12Last1    10:48 | churning waters which coursed down from the mountains located in the 12Last1    10:48 | a Tachik man came forth from the crowd and requested baptism 12Last1    10:50 | Xaghtoy Arhich. Subsequently they brought from Armenia (Petros’) nephew (sister’s son 12Last1    11:0 | land. Numerous troops moved forth from T’urk’astan; their horses were as 12Last1    11:6 | have come to our senses from the punishment suffered by our 12Last1    11:11 | full of rage moved forth from Persia, surging in gigantic waves 12Last1    11:12 | to me that this resulted from that unadulterated wine which in 12Last1    11:13 | quit its home, was alienated from acquaintances, went far away from 12Last1    11:13 | from acquaintances, went far away from family and relatives, (becoming) the 12Last1    11:16 | to anyone, insignificant—that everyone from the king down to the 12Last1    11:16 | deed) and turn His wrath from us 12Last1    11:17 | in the squares, women taken from their homes into slavery, suckling 12Last1    11:20 | sins turn not Your face from us. Remember, instead, Your mighty 12Last1    11:20 | You turned Your face away from us and betrayed us because 12Last1    11:22 | prophet says, sought their food from the flock of God. When 12Last1    11:27 | loot, captives, and the booty from the slain, and departed. But 12Last1    11:28 | fatally wounded) were still alive. From thirst their tongues had dried 12Last1    11:29 | the infidels were removing captives from the mountain, they took the 12Last1    11:29 | mountain, they took the children from their parents’ embrace, and threw 12Last1    11:31 | they resembled lambs newly separated from their mothers, who, being impatient 12Last1    11:34 | Elia, frightened of death, fled from Jezebel, he went to (mount 12Last1    11:35 | I have related but little from much (information 12Last1    12:21 | death? Those who had escaped from the glittering sword, and taken 12Last1    12:22 | for those who had come from all other lands, and happened 12Last1    13:3 | For God had removed sense from their heads since they had 12Last1    13:3 | they had not sought (help) from Him 12Last1    13:4 | This is quite clear from their actions, for they expected 12Last1    13:4 | took them to a people from whom there was no hope 12Last1    13:7 | they threw (to their deaths) from lofty places and caves. The 12Last1    13:8 | full of woes and laments. From that day forth resembling carnivorous 12Last1    14:3 | years, lord Xach’ik was released from the royal city. He came 12Last1    15:3 | as were the psalmists (silenced) from singing psalms. The song of 12Last1    16:8 | but to the entire world, from generation to generation until the 12Last1    16:10 | countless number, had assembled there from the upper districts 12Last1    16:12 | Just as in springtime, from the warmth of the air 12Last1    16:12 | streams of blood flowed down from the corpses of the fallen 12Last1    16:12 | corpses of the fallen, and from its coursing, the ground was 12Last1    16:14 | of children who were taken from their mothers’ embraces and hurled 12Last1    16:14 | parents, cudgeled, were quickly separated from them 12Last1    16:15 | newly-married women were separated from their men and led into 12Last1    16:24 | in which many people, swooning from dread and apprehension are unable 12Last1    16:32 | ceaseless clamor was and learned from the learned that (the people 12Last1    16:34 | what (military) plans he learned from the Sultan 12Last1    16:36 | foundation for great deeds (even) from afar. If God was able 12Last1    16:48 | is God to save you from my hands?” Compare this with 12Last1    16:52 | insult and curse the Sultan from the walls. After two days 12Last1    17:1 | those taxes which he collected from all lands, which he should 12Last1    17:2 | he had women brought in from afar, and occupied himself with 12Last1    17:2 | in (Monomachus’) time that (enemies) from the West and the East 12Last1    17:4 | districts which your forebears took from the Tachiks, or else every 12Last1    17:6 | Ashot, king of Armenia. People from populated places fled from their 12Last1    17:6 | People from populated places fled from their raiding to the city 12Last1    17:8 | of soldiers came (to T’eodoros) from Turkestan, submitted to him, and 12Last1    17:9 | But then troops assembled from Persia and Turkestan sent to 12Last1    17:15 | And He freed the son from his father’s debt 12Last1    17:18 | Bridegroom. The clerics, newly born from the immaculate womb of our 12Last1    17:21 | which fearlessly, mightily, sally forth from their dens open-mouthed to 12Last1    17:22 | widow, stripped of adornments, fallen from honor, sitting unconsolably in tattered 12Last1    17:23 | legally married, taking large dowries from their men today have learned 12Last1    17:28 | Yet (God) withdraws His aid from worthless folk, saying: “I shall 12Last1    17:28 | I shall turn My face from you, and if you pray 12Last1    18:6 | they set on fire, and from the blaze of that fire 12Last1    18:13 | Persians and prevent the land from being ruined, or else I 12Last1    18:14 | Comnenus). Thus, did they rebel from the emperor and swore oaths 12Last1    18:20 | goad would rouse the farmer from lethargic sleep, calling each to 12Last1    18:22 | boiling and spilling over (afflicting) from north to south, now with 12Last1    18:22 | and destroying the Christian peoples from south to north 12Last1    18:24 | From the very beginning of that 12Last1    18:24 | above with woe, troops came from Persia resembling ravenous wolves which 12Last1    18:24 | the flock, so the troops from Persia were not satiated by 12Last1    18:24 | anyone they spotted to escape from their hands. They regarded that 12Last1    18:27 | saying: “I have an edict from the king. The city belongs 12Last1    18:30 | Iwane) gave them a guide from among his own men. They 12Last1    18:30 | customs, they slaughtered all males ( from Xaghteac’) as far as Xrt’i 12Last1    18:39 | as well as many people from the Arcn awan had assembled 12Last1    18:41 | And they commenced hiding from one another. Some descended the 12Last1    18:44 | subjected? Their skin was flayed from the breast upward, over the 12Last1    18:48 | He turned His face away from us 12Last1    19:0 | thrust of an arrow shot from the bowman’s hand. So (the 12Last1    19:2 | escape, to perhaps save himself from the burning Gehenna of rage 12Last1    20:2 | many of the principals fell, from both sides. But Comnenus’ troops 12Last1    21:1 | good conduct. Yet we rebelled from our sweet and good Father 12Last1    21:1 | good Father and were alienated from His association 12Last1    21:6 | The (Egyptians) demanded as payment from the Israelites golden ornaments and 12Last1    21:13 | the soil? Yet we originated from it and return to it 12Last1    21:15 | once again another army arose from Persia, but whether it was 12Last1    21:21 | for five months of winter, from its inception until the month 12Last1    21:22 | the children who were torn from their parents’ embrace: the boys 12Last1    21:22 | when God withdraws His hand from us 12Last1    21:26 | a Byzantine army came up from behind, and immediately started sounding 12Last1    21:27 | Taron (district), an army descended from Sim mountain, customarily styled Sanasunk’ 12Last1    22:3 | willingly sink into an abyss from which there is no exit 12Last1    22:6 | but difficult to be saved from the wars of (your own 12Last1    22:6 | learned. Should (the enemy) be from a people which speaks a 12Last1    22:7 | They went out from us, but they were not 12Last1    22:8 | the same people—who spring from the same fountain — (may be 12Last1    22:8 | Bitter water indeed did flow) from that same sweet fountain which 12Last1    22:8 | caused to flow for us from the depths of the earth 12Last1    22:11 | life-giving water which flowed from the House of the Lord 12Last1    22:11 | who uprooted the harmful weed from the meadow of our faith 12Last1    22:21 | and who) requested a visitation from the beneficent Lord, with great 12Last1    22:25 | foundations for very great matters from afar. Indeed, in this matter 12Last1    22:26 | There was a certain cleric from the Karin district named Esayi 12Last1    22:26 | Karin district named Esayi, descended from a pious family, who, attracted 12Last1    22:27 | meet. For he removed him from the ranks of the priesthood 12Last1    23:1 | monk who claimed to be from Aghbania (Aghuania) “Caucasian Albania”, but 12Last1    23:1 | of his plans. Therefore, smoke from the furnace of Gehenna was 12Last1    23:1 | Gehenna was ever billowing forth from his mouth, and many were 12Last1    23:5 | two sisters possessed two villages from their patrimonial inheritance which they 12Last1    23:6 | confines he kept them free from want. Their director was known 12Last1    23:10 | forth: “My son, keep yourself from adultery with foreign women for 12Last1    23:12 | lost his prudence and fell from the faith, becoming the enemy 12Last1    23:13 | left the house, he fell from honor. He forgot the divine 12Last1    23:13 | the divine covenant, and withdrew from communion with the ascetic orders 12Last1    23:20 | would dare to take anything from it 12Last1    23:26 | started to fall, and swollen from the downpour, the Euphrates had 12Last1    23:32 | our (Armenian) people. In trembling from extreme amazement, he prayed prayers 12Last1    23:38 | although able to escape punishment ( from men) was unable to flee 12Last1    23:38 | men) was unable to flee from the hand of the Omniscient 12Last1    23:42 | confirmed light which we learned from the blessed Fathers. Let us 12Last1    23:42 | Fathers. Let us, turning away from their atheistic assembly, heap curses 12Last1    24:1 | did not want to taste from the cup of the Lord’s 12Last1    24:4 | those at a distance learn from them and take care 12Last1    24:5 | and cities had been saved from that raiding. However, they revolted 12Last1    24:6 | lowers for sinners to drink from. They considered (that cup) empty 12Last1    24:13 | humankind. For children were ravished from the embraces of their mothers 12Last1    24:14 | sword. The city became filled from one end to the other 12Last1    24:14 | the slain) became a road. From the countless multitude of the 12Last1    24:14 | multitude of the slain, and from the corpses, that great stream 12Last1    24:16 | comfort and do not desist from foul activities. Rather, they are 12Last1    24:16 | activities. Rather, they are drunk from the desire which has seized 12Last1    24:17 | princes, as we have seen from what has been narrated. But 12Last1    25:3 | extensive kingdom whose borders stretched from the valleys of Phoenicia (where 12Last1    25:10 | brigade devoid of piety, rebelled from the Byzantine emperor and crossed 12Last1    25:13 | Now the emperor looked up from where he was seated, and 12Last1    25:15 | and the desire for valor from our troops and princes. He 12Last1    25:15 | troops and princes. He took from them sword and ability, and 12Last1    25:17 | one whom God had freed from the hands of foreigners was 12Last1    25:19 | peoples for vengeance. (He brought) from the Mountains of the Moon 12Last1    25:19 | Mountains of the Moon and from the great river crossing northern 12Last1    25:22 | So, when he emerged triumphant from this (last) battle as well 12Last1    26:5 | afterwards, as I mentioned above, from the time of this (celestial 12Last1    26:11 | yet more did they rejoice. From the many disasters visited upon 12Last1    26:11 | and our drink was bitter from fear and from the threats 12Last1    26:11 | was bitter from fear and from the threats of our lords 12Last1    26:14 | kings and bear severe blows from their scepters every day 12Last1    26:16 | punishments which we have received from You, and Your torments are 12Last1    26:17 | and accept counsel and agony from You than to stand away 12Last1    26:17 | You than to stand away from You, unschooled. It is better 12Last1    26:17 | and difficulties than to depart from You and dwell in tranquility 12Last1    26:18 | will, withdraw not Your hand from us so that we not 12Last1    26:19 | our day, what we bore from the pagans, and we have