01Kor1 1:2 | | | memorials to blossom in an | individual | volume |
02Agat1 4:3 | | | here, and you as an | individual | should come against me from |
02Agat1 12:9 | | | should fall upon such an | individual. | Such people would destroy themselves |
02Agat3 2:5 | | | He informed them by | individual | name of each one of |
02Agat3 8:7 | | | These were rocks which no | individual | or even a multitude of |
03Buz3 5:4 | | | who was an attractive, virtuous | individual, | full of spiritual accomplishments and |
03Buz3 9:1 | | | was called the bdeashx, an | individual | who occupied one of the |
03Buz3 11:17 | | | son of a very meritorious | individual, | and of a very meritorious |
03Buz3 11:17 | | | furthermore, there was no other | individual | in that azg who was |
03Buz3 15:7 | | | all resolved that such an | individual | should be selected from the |
03Buz3 20:2 | | | of Atrpatakan a high-ranking | individual | named Shapuh Varaz resided |
04Yegh2 11:263 | | | God, not given to some | individual | man, but to all rational |
04Yegh3 10:228 | | | any nation, or people, or | individual | |
04Yegh4 3:65 | | | more information about each one’s | individual | prowess: how many wore full |
04Yegh5 5:116 | | | being informed about each man’s | individual | valor, he summoned many of |
04Yegh8 3:54 | | | distributed them himself according to | individual | needs |
04Yegh9 4:81 | | | They had no confectioners for | individual | delicacies nor separate bakers to |
05Parp1 5:3 | | | small doubt involved for an | individual | to fearlessly give himself over |
05Parp2 11:2 | | | empty exertions. Consequently, no learned | individual | perceived any benefit from the |
05Parp3 20:15 | | | While these ( | individual) | parts indeed have power, it |
05Parp3 20:16 | | | the Aryans, as the loyal | individual | who first conceived of and |
05Parp3 27:32 | | | be sought from such an | individual | and from those who ally |
05Parp3 28:9 | | | not as though to one | individual, | but as though serving many |
05Parp3 32:4 | | | Now a certain | individual | named Zandaghan from the Ostan |
05Parp3 44:10 | | | been found worthy, such an | individual | is greater yet in the |
05Parp3 58:12 | | | the land of Apar. Each | individual, | with delight and great enthusiasm |
05Parp4 80:7 | | | and also, as a learned | individual | he was informed about all |
08Ghev1 30:1 | | | was a certain snake-like | individual | named Sulaiman. (Allied) with him |
09Draskh1 22:10 | | | and are predicated on the | individual. | He also was not ignorant |
09Draskh1 54:14 | | | his rights so that every | individual | may be led to restore |
10Tovma2 6:20 | | | region of Armenia and each | individual | territory. When he came to |
10Tovma3 1:5 | | | country gradually destroyed, as each | individual | plotted evil against his neighbour |
10Tovma3 9:8 | | | to expound in writing the | individual | iniquities of that city which |
10Tovma3 19:9 | | | meet him from their own | individual | places: Derenik, Lord Gagik, and |
12Last1 2:25 | | | pass. They attacked that praiseworthy | individual | and slew him with swords |
12Last1 9:7 | | | Then another | individual | replaced (Kawasilas), took the troops |
12Last1 22:19 | | | of) Nicea that although an | individual | be extremely sinful, his confession |