02Agat3 10:3 | | | destroying and eliminating the former | ancestral | gods of his forefathers - falsely |
02Agat3 14:13 | | | former vain habits of worshiping | ancestral | idols, and he has taught |
03Buz3 20:13 | | | retrieve the honor [patiw] of my | ancestral | fathers, and return the former |
04Yegh1 2:47 | | | to the nature of his | ancestral | rank. Therefore, he deceit fully |
04Yegh2 3:61 | | | attained miserable ignominy, and their | ancestral | freedom was in cruel subjection |
04Yegh2 11:253 | | | until your accession to your | ancestral | throne we have performed the |
04Yegh3 6:146 | | | you, he ruled over his | ancestral | land. Likewise, having received faith |
04Yegh3 9:219 | | | constrained them to abandon their | ancestral | religion; the treachery of the |
04Yegh5 1:21 | | | valor and are superior in | ancestral | rank. But as of your |
04Yegh5 1:24 | | | the impious prince for our | ancestral | and divinely-bestowed religion |
04Yegh5 5:121 | | | been banished, and all their | ancestral | lands taken from them |
04Yegh7 8:193 | | | they were despoiled of their | ancestral | dominions and regarded not their |
04Yegh8 1:8 | | | not insignificant persons but had | ancestral | possessions of worthy sufficiency, and |
04Yegh9 1:23 | | | you will again possess your | ancestral | properties |
04Yegh9 2:50 | | | their nephew, and following his | ancestral | faith had previously been a |
05Parp3 26:21 | | | is the destruction of our | ancestral, | patrimonial and familiar tradition and |
06Khor1 4:30 | | | and worthy heir of the | ancestral | virtues |
06Khor1 9:14 | | | for your curiosity, extending our | ancestral | principalities as far back as |
06Khor1 14:21 | | | temples the old reports and | ancestral | stories of foreign nations and |
06Khor1 15:2 | | | acquired the government of his | ancestral | lands, being considered worthy of |
06Khor2 9:6 | | | by the sword for their | ancestral | customs. I am not ashamed |
06Khor2 49:5 | | | of Artemis and all the | ancestral | idols. But the statue of |
06Khor2 63:13 | | | the Bagratuni family abandoned their | ancestral | laws, they first received barbarous |
06Khor2 85:7 | | | hostages from them according to | ancestral | custom and returned |
06Khor3 44:2 | | | also restored to him his | ancestral | possessions and bestowed on him |
06Khor3 48:18 | | | shall remove you from your | ancestral | Kamsarakan family and receive you |
06Khor3 51:18 | | | not honor them with their | ancestral | ranks. For this we have |
06Khor3 65:10 | | | or the Amatuni, of their | ancestral | rank and original honor for |
06Khor3 65:10 | | | to restore him to his | ancestral | rank through some king or |
06Khor3 68:15 | | | forces us to abandon our | ancestral | laws, and Matathias does not |
07Seb1 13:0 | | | to remain firm in the | ancestral | religion |
07Seb1 13:4 | | | remain firm in his own | ancestral | tradition |
07Seb1 13:5 | | | not wish to hold his | ancestral | religion, but in rebellion abandons |
07Seb1 13:5 | | | but in rebellion abandons his | ancestral | traditions, shall die.’ Now |
07Seb1 29:3 | | | land of Armenia to his | ancestral | sepulcher, and placed it in |
07Seb1 34:17 | | | against the Christians and embracing | ancestral | rancour, caused great harm among |
07Seb1 40:1 | | | with (authority over) all his | ancestral | possessions in order to keep |
07Seb1 44:28 | | | his father, giving him his | ancestral | position of tanutēr and aspet |
07Seb1 52:9 | | | in the fashion of his | ancestral | family; he had not engaged |
07Seb1 52:10 | | | the valiant character of his | ancestral | house, to carry out with |
09Draskh1 3:27 | | | children’s children ruled over their | ancestral | domain. But certain others imposed |
09Draskh1 5:22 | | | to the sword over their | ancestral | laws, like the blessed Eleazar |
09Draskh1 7:15 | | | who had abided by his | ancestral | laws until that time |
09Draskh1 8:8 | | | and martial trials, acquired his | ancestral | crown in the third year |
09Draskh1 11:4 | | | the latter ruled over his | ancestral | domain |
09Draskh1 28:6 | | | with building and made his | ancestral | domain a safe place, secure |
09Draskh1 34:29 | | | was released, established in his | ancestral | domain together with his brothers |
09Draskh1 46:7 | | | to be buried in the | ancestral | cemetary of their family in |
09Draskh1 46:13 | | | in the security of his | ancestral | homeland |
09Draskh1 47:7 | | | returned and again controlled their | ancestral | domain, they brought her body |
09Draskh1 56:1 | | | Emperor to return to his | ancestral | realm. He revealed to the |
09Draskh1 57:12 | | | harmony, they ruled over their | ancestral | domain, and tried to renovate |
09Draskh1 68:14 | | | Do not consider pride in | ancestral | virtues sufficient for you lest |
10Tovma1 1:15 | | | to the throne of his | ancestral | kingdom with great power. He |
10Tovma1 11:3 | | | in the place of his | ancestral | martyrium at T’ordan |
10Tovma1 11:14 | | | Arshak and completely abandon your | ancestral | homeland, to live as exiles |
10Tovma2 6:36 | | | the patrimonial houses of their | ancestral | dwellings.
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10Tovma3 8:10 | | | from the patrimony of their | ancestral | homes |
10Tovma3 17:3 | | | have deprived me of (my) | ancestral | inheritance and expelled (me) from |
10Tovma3 22:8 | | | above, the rank of the | ancestral | principality with most of the |
10Tovma3 22:25 | | | all abandoned their homes and | ancestral | domains in their sincere devotion |
10Tovma3 29:21 | | | of or removed from their | ancestral | lands and homes, settled the |
10Tovma4 13:7 | | | Spirit, ruled over their own | ancestral | provinces of Vaspurakan. Resisting the |
10Tovma4 13:15 | | | Hayk (and) Senek’erim, exchanged their | ancestral | homes in the year [470] of |
10Tovma4 13:16 | | | King Yovhannēs, also exchanged his | ancestral ( | lands) in the year [490] of |
10Tovma4 13:109 | | | holy places, our home and | ancestral | inheritance, lest foreign Muslims enter |
10Tovma4 13:111 | | | the Holy Spirit, lest our | ancestral | inheritance fall into the hands |