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gouge   2
gout   3
govern   35
government   13
governor   130
grab   9
grace   191
graceful   9
gracious   27
Wordform

governors
51 occurrence(s)



Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
governess   3
governing   3
government   13
governor   79
governors   51
governorship   6
governs   2
govmayid   1
gołtn   3


02Agat3    13:4|the troops, the grandees and governors [kusakalq], rulers of districts, dignitaries, notables
02Agat3    14:1|the chief naxarars and the governors of the lands
02Agat3    14:5|These were the chosen princes, governors, holders of regions, thousanders, and
03Buz3    21:1|included the grandee naxarars, awags, governors, rulers of lands, azats, military
03Buz4    51:1|were: the grandee naxarars, lieutenants, governors, lords of districts, officials, and
06Khor1    22:9|Leaving others as governors for Assyria, he transferred the
06Khor1    22:13|royal acts as prefects and governors of our land appointed by
06Khor2    7:3|kingdom - the army, generals, provincial governors, and similar matters
06Khor2    8:5|spoken, he established as military governors the two princes of the
06Khor2    38:11|The Roman governors restored Edessa in a grand
06Khor2    47:5|entire Armenian army, over the governors of the whole land, and
06Khor2    77:10|his own territories with Persian governors for twenty-six years, and
06Khor2    81:9|as if exiled, to his governors in Armenia
06Khor2    87:12|his second in command and governors, he returned to Armenia, taking
06Khor3    3:3|Therefore the governors of the northeastern regions, the
06Khor3    41:3|he sent them off with governors appointed by himself, faithful men
06Khor3    46:10|the Greeks appointed counts as governors of their part of the
06Khor3    48:17|disentangle you from the Greek governors, be it by waging war
06Khor3    49:2|they had previously to his governors
06Khor3    52:3|make a reckoning of the governors of both sides
06Khor3    54:2|but held it himself through governors; he also made peace with
06Khor3    54:9|division of Armenia, the Persian governors did not allow anyone to
06Khor3    57:5|at the command of your governors I did not encounter the
06Khor3    58:3|For the nobles and governors and magnates and those who
06Khor3    65:9|today, so that the Persian governors, having due notice of that
06Khor3    68:42|burdens and giving intolerable commands. Governors do not correct disorders and
07Seb1    9:18|Then Persian governors came, until the end of
07Seb1    30:0|death. The Persian and Greek governors in Armenia in the years
07Seb1    30:7|These are the governors for the Persian kingdom during
08Ghev1    34:19|men and women of (the governor’s) people came before him, shrieking
08Ghev1    41:2|evil nature he designated for governors over our country godless men
09Draskh1    5:15|he subsequently appointed prefects (koghmnakals), governors (kusakals), nahapets, spasalars, and commanders
09Draskh1    41:6|of Vur and set up governors in that region. He brought
09Draskh1    47:8|saw, that all of his governors and satraps were withdrawing from
09Draskh1    48:8|of our king, the princes, governors and certain chiefs had diminished
09Draskh1    55:24|he stirred up against Yusuf’s governors, officials, armies and generals in
10Tovma2    5:10|Likewise, the governors of Persia alarmed the king
10Tovma2    6:22|enter any Armenian city as governors have the right, we shall
10Tovma2    6:49|should remove repressive measures of governors, complaisant (but) faithless citizens, the
10Tovma2    7:3|land into captivity, to set governors over the land who would
10Tovma3    1:15|to the troops and generals, governors of provinces and cities, to
10Tovma3    1:19|in bonds the princes, lords, governors, and prefects of that country
10Tovma3    2:49|and lords, the prefects and governors, the rulers of cities and
10Tovma3    4:20|among all magnates and all governors, Persians, Elamites, Babylonians, and Arabs
10Tovma3    6:16|and refusing to accept the governors and overseers of our land
10Tovma3    9:2|Intending also that lands and governors should not have respite or
10Tovma3    10:19|fashion: “It is customary for governors to come to a land
10Tovma3    20:10|himself, and set his own governors over it
10Tovma3    23:4|and Albanians, to the citizens, governors and prefects, and those who
10Tovma4    3:31|whom was called Sap’i, as governors with many cavalry in the
10Tovma4    13:42|and powers and with the governors of this dark (region) and