01Kor1 2:1 | | | make an introductory statement whether | it | is permissible to write concerning |
01Kor1 2:24 | | | memory of those who poured | it | shall be preached under heaven |
01Kor1 2:25 | | | of the Canaanite woman that | it | was great, and the generosity |
01Kor1 2:33 | | | or pride, but so that | it | may serve as an example |
01Kor1 2:35 | | | | it | is good to be zealously |
01Kor1 2:39 | | | | It | is evident from what has |
01Kor1 6:7 | | | As for Habel, upon hearing | it, | he hastened to Daniel, and |
01Kor1 9:8 | | | which is from God; for | it | is from only one omnipotent |
01Kor1 11:3 | | | said He, “and write in | it | with a scribe’s pen.” And |
01Kor1 11:3 | | | And elsewhere: “Now go, write | it | on a tablet, and inscribe |
01Kor1 11:3 | | | on a tablet, and inscribe | it | in a book.” But David |
01Kor1 12:3 | | | grace of God’s commandments. Here | it | is needful to recall the |
01Kor1 15:2 | | | He wrote, arranged, and put | it | in order, and taking a |
01Kor1 16:9 | | | | It | was ordered that Mesrop be |
01Kor1 16:18 | | | educational task, organized and completed | it. | And having acquired many a |
01Kor1 17:6 | | | And when they had accomplished | it | and had done all that |
01Kor1 19:2 | | | And | it | so happened that they dispatched |
01Kor1 22:4 | | | | It | is better that I glory |
01Kor1 22:8 | | | the power of God solved | it, | and with ceaseless speech, he |
01Kor1 22:12 | | | Thus, | it | is evident without the need |
01Kor1 22:15 | | | to work and to teach,” | it | should be understood that He |
01Kor1 22:17 | | | teacher of truth, first applied | it | to their imperfect selves, and |
01Kor1 22:17 | | | imperfect selves, and then transmitted | it | to their disciples. They greatly |
01Kor1 22:18 | | | For in reality | it | is far more useful to |
01Kor1 22:20 | | | And | it | was thus that they lived |
01Kor1 23:2 | | | faithful glorifiers of God, concerning | it | in writing |
01Kor1 24:7 | | | of the saints, and sealed | it | with the seal of Christ |
01Kor1 27:2 | | | | It | so happened that, after the |
02Agat1 1:3 | | | Now | it | happened that after the death |
02Agat1 2:16 | | | Anak note: “ | It | was for this reason that |
02Agat1 3:3 | | | | It | happened that someone took and |
02Agat1 4:1 | | | | It | happened that in those same |
02Agat1 4:10 | | | city gates were closed since | it | was midnight |
02Agat1 4:11 | | | As | it | was the middle of the |
02Agat1 4:12 | | | not get their hands on | it | because of the wall’s height |
02Agat1 4:13 | | | | It | was then that Trdat climbed |
02Agat1 4:25 | | | horses and reached each other. | It | was there that the man |
02Agat1 4:29 | | | conquered that land and put | it | into subjection |
02Agat1 4:30 | | | conquered his patrimonial lordship, making | it | his own, and strengthened its |
02Agat1 5:10 | | | Gregory replied and note: “ | It | is commanded by God that |
02Agat1 5:11 | | | But | it | is not fitting to pay |
02Agat1 5:12 | | | by him and whose duty | it | is to worship him and |
02Agat1 5:17 | | | For | it | is written by God that |
02Agat1 5:32 | | | seek vengeance for impiety, demanding | it | with impartial and rigorous judgment |
02Agat1 5:37 | | | made this world and fashioned | it [cf. Jn. 1.3]; | he is the judge of |
02Agat1 6:1 | | | and learned up and which | it | is unfitting for you to |
02Agat1 6:23 | | | all the wooden field, and | it | will consume sinners, and will |
02Agat1 7:34 | | | image and bodily form upon | it | |
02Agat1 7:72 | | | its renewer; by your will | it | is changed in form as |
02Agat1 8:1 | | | scribes of the tribunal wrote | it | down. For he paid no |
02Agat1 8:13 | | | creations of my God, because | ’it | is sown in weakness and |
02Agat1 8:13 | | | and rises up in power; | it | is sown in dishonor, and |
02Agat1 8:15 | | | of wheat comes to harvest | it | will offer to the sowers |
02Agat1 8:15 | | | of its maturity, and likewise | it | brings the joy of happy |
02Agat1 8:19 | | | He replied: “Yes, | it | is. For unless the laborer |
02Agat1 8:22 | | | sack of sheepskin and filled | it | with cinders from a furnace |
02Agat1 8:22 | | | from a furnace. They made | it | not quite full in order |
02Agat1 10:7 | | | For be | it | sooner or later, nonetheless the |
02Agat1 10:12 | | | in iron cauldrons, and while | it | was still hot to be |
02Agat1 10:13 | | | did not die, but withstood | it | with great fortitude. And to |
02Agat1 11:3 | | | For | it | is all this time since |
02Agat1 11:3 | | | to destruction and captivity. So, | it | is not right for him |
02Agat1 11:9 | | | the land of Asorestan - wrecking | it | and subjecting it to incredible |
02Agat1 11:9 | | | Asorestan - wrecking it and subjecting | it | to incredible blows |
02Agat1 11:10 | | | | It | is for this reason that |
02Agat1 11:16 | | | muddy slime, the snakes inhabiting | it, | and the depth |
02Agat1 12:1 | | | the lands of his realm. | It | had this import |
02Agat1 12:9 | | | them from the gods. Thus, | it | was for this reason that |
02Agat1 12:12 | | | Now should | it | happen that suddenly some person |
02Agat1 12:16 | | | and districts of his realm. | It | had this content: “Trdatios, king |
02Agat1 12:17 | | | You yourselves know that | it | was by the aid of |
02Agat1 12:17 | | | of our ancestors, and that | it | was by the aid of |
02Agat1 12:19 | | | we are ordering you - whether | it | happens that such folk be |
02Agat1 12:20 | | | Christians, or hide them and | it | be found out, then those |
02Agat1 13:1 | | | Now | it | happened in that period that |
02Agat1 13:4 | | | on their tablets, they sent | it | to the emperor |
02Agat1 14:3 | | | the edict, King Trdat took | it | from his hand with joy |
02Agat1 15:5 | | | | It | was not right for the |
02Agat1 15:9 | | | | It | happened that they were discovered |
02Agat1 15:12 | | | increased, as every man related | it | to the next |
02Agat1 15:25 | | | For you | it | is, Lord, who drowned in |
02Agat1 16:9 | | | And so | it | thundered for a long while |
02Agat1 16:9 | | | until people were dazed from | it | and in awe. Many horses |
02Agat1 16:10 | | | of blood was shed that | it | watered the ground |
02Agat1 16:16 | | | You | it | was who parted the Red |
02Agat1 16:17 | | | You | it | was who turned the sterile |
02Agat1 16:18 | | | You | it | was who brought down your |
02Agat1 17:18 | | | crown and the rest which | it | promised, and will strengthen you |
02Agat1 17:39 | | | But | it | is better for us to |
02Agat1 18:3 | | | stuck out her tongue, offering | it | to them |
02Agat1 19:25 | | | So | it | was that on the twenty |
02Agat1 20:7 | | | was deep mourning because of | it | |
02Agat1 20:8 | | | Then | it | came about that a vision |
02Agat1 20:11 | | | How could | it | be as you describe since |
02Agat1 20:11 | | | be as you describe since | it | has been these fifteen years |
02Agat1 20:12 | | | came to the woman again - | it | was repeated five more times |
02Agat1 20:22 | | | rope, and grabbed hold of | it | |
02Agat1 20:38 | | | been their dwelling, and made | it | his own residence |
02Agat1 21:5 | | | true Son of God considers | it | no shame to call his |
02Agat1 21:20 | | | But this I know, that | it | was in ignorance that you |
02Agat1 21:34 | | | any other men. How was | it | possible for human bodily nature |
02Agat1 22:10 | | | Was | it | really possible for a single |
02Agat1 22:16 | | | boast of myself, but because | it | is impossible to hide God’s |
02Agat1 22:24 | | | the divine command. We considered | it | of great importance to conduct |
02Agat1 22:32 | | | to indicate what is profitable. | It | is for you to listen |
02Agat3 1:13 | | | And because | it | is now evening, go and |
02Agat3 4:8 | | | opened, and the waters above | it | divided like the firmament, for |
02Agat3 4:10 | | | so did the hosts with | it | |
02Agat3 4:13 | | | as a hill, and on | it | an exceedingly tall column of |
02Agat3 4:18 | | | with the Lord’s cross above | it. | Around it spread light in |
02Agat3 4:18 | | | Lord’s cross above it. Around | it | spread light in every direction |
02Agat3 4:31 | | | you might pay heed to | it | |
02Agat3 4:38 | | | on the earth and makes | it | shake; he approaches the hills |
02Agat3 4:41 | | | and the shining cross above | it - | the base of gold is |
02Agat3 4:43 | | | Now the shining cross on | it | is the great high- priest |
02Agat3 4:56 | | | together the whole edifice, and | it | increases the glory of God |
02Agat3 4:58 | | | And | it | mingled with its rays, because |
02Agat3 4:58 | | | mingled with its rays, because | it | receives from the Son and |
02Agat3 4:59 | | | And | it | was united to the same |
02Agat3 4:61 | | | And | it | spread out and filled many |
02Agat3 4:61 | | | and filled many places because | it | will become salvation for many |
02Agat3 6:3 | | | anyone else to enter, saying: “ | It | is not appropriate for you |
02Agat3 6:9 | | | I not earlier say that | it | is improper for you to |
02Agat3 8:2 | | | into their garments and removed | it | |
02Agat3 8:20 | | | with doors and locks secured | it. | They erected the sign of |
02Agat3 10:1 | | | their midst - to completely destroy | it. | This was to prevent the |
02Agat3 10:5 | | | demolished, burned, wrecked, and ruined | it | |
02Agat3 10:6 | | | | It | was here that demons appeared |
02Agat3 10:12 | | | of everyone, those who heard | it | were even more confirmed in |
02Agat3 10:21 | | | in innocence, and then put | it | into their minds that they |
02Agat3 11:9 | | | in the district of Erez. | It | was here, in the form |
02Agat3 13:7 | | | humankind is so profound that | it | is indescribable. Instead, let them |
02Agat3 13:8 | | | Now | it | happened after this, that a |
02Agat3 13:8 | | | appeared to the king. In | it | he saw the angel of |
02Agat3 13:9 | | | about the matter. He note: “ | It | is Christ Who is commanding |
02Agat3 13:10 | | | Then Gregory accepted | it | immediately, saying: “Let God’s will |
02Agat3 15:6 | | | blessed chief priest. Leontius received | it | with great joy and all |
02Agat3 16:2 | | | were three sanctuaries remaining in | it: | first was the temple of |
02Agat3 16:6 | | | small valley with water in | it, | the white mules pulling the |
02Agat3 16:7 | | | appeared to Gregory and note: “ | It | has pleased the Lord that |
02Agat3 17:5 | | | high as the mountain where | it | levelled, overturned, and demolished all |
02Agat3 17:6 | | | | It | so destroyed things that afterwards |
02Agat3 17:6 | | | destruction was so thorough that | it | seemed as though nothing ever |
02Agat3 17:10 | | | | It | was there in Taron that |
02Agat3 17:10 | | | the glory of Christ. For | it | was there that he first |
02Agat3 17:13 | | | the month of [Sahmi] October. For | it | was in that place in |
02Agat3 18:8 | | | they had brought from Caesarea. | It | had the following contents |
02Agat3 19:6 | | | and built a church, and | it | was there, in the Lord’s |
02Agat3 20:3 | | | shined out so brightly that | it | obscured and reduced the sun’s |
02Agat3 22:6 | | | of the district of Ayrarat. | It | was here that the divine |
02Agat3 23:9 | | | then I am strong,” and “ | It | would be better to boast |
02Agat3 24:6 | | | So, | it | is undoubtedly obvious that the |
02Agat3 24:10 | | | For | it | is more profitable to separate |
02Agat3 26:1 | | | to descend. They told him: “ | It | is better for you to |
02Agat3 26:6 | | | episcopacy in his place, as | it | is written “The sons will |
02Agat3 26:11 | | | secular literature, having previously studied | it, | being especially knowledgeable in the |
02Agat3 27:11 | | | with Christ’s sign and put | it | on his head. So, the |
02Agat3 29:1 | | | | It | was after this that the |
02Agat3 29:2 | | | Nicaea among all the bishops. | It | was there that the acceptable |
02Agat3 29:3 | | | | It | was there, too, that the |
02Agat3 30:3 | | | large sheet and write on | it | with the pen of an |
02Agat3 30:3 | | | on a tablet and establish | it | in writing, that he who |
02Agat3 30:6 | | | this in writing by deriving | it | from old tales but from |
02Agat3 31:14 | | | our earthly nature and joined | it | to his unmingled divinity and |
02Agat3 31:15 | | | and the Only-begotten joined | it | to his divinity |
02Agat3 31:22 | | | endless ages. Amen, and may | it | so be |
03Buz3 3:5 | | | church of Armenia was located. | It | was here that long ago |
03Buz3 3:7 | | | For | it | was the custom of the |
03Buz3 5:9 | | | vision Yusik saw as though | it | were reality that his wife |
03Buz3 5:11 | | | | It | was the king who had |
03Buz3 5:13 | | | did not approach her again. | It | was not that he regarded |
03Buz3 5:16 | | | rejected all of that, considering | it | foreign, loathesome and illusory |
03Buz3 6:14 | | | took his body and brought | it | to their district, Haband, on |
03Buz3 7:4 | | | man carry a stone, bring | it | and place it to make |
03Buz3 7:4 | | | stone, bring it and place | it | to make a mound. However |
03Buz3 7:14 | | | city, and the Lord betrayed | it | into his hands |
03Buz3 8:27 | | | Armenia, or even to glimpse | it | |
03Buz3 10:2 | | | this, for after the flood | it | had rested on this mountain |
03Buz3 10:8 | | | from the ark. I brought | it | for you from there. Do |
03Buz3 10:8 | | | is how the Lord wants | it | |
03Buz3 10:15 | | | the blessed man in question, | it | did not happen as it |
03Buz3 10:15 | | | it did not happen as | it | happened there; he and his |
03Buz3 10:17 | | | city and the districts surrounding | it | came out before Yakob with |
03Buz3 10:31 | | | on Sararat mountain, and so | it | was also that at the |
03Buz3 10:40 | | | but they did not believe | it. | But he insisted and note |
03Buz3 10:41 | | | secret things, first reveal what | it | is that the king is |
03Buz3 11:9 | | | God-loving land and that | it | not turn to serving the |
03Buz3 11:23 | | | | It | was there, by the tomb |
03Buz3 13:7 | | | faith by obligation, as though | it | were a human error, and |
03Buz3 13:13 | | | blood of a comrade, drinking | it, | how people competed to harm |
03Buz3 13:16 | | | Regarding them, | it | was as the prophetic expression |
03Buz3 13:17 | | | of the true faith as | it | did to other peoples, to |
03Buz3 14:4 | | | principal place of honor. For | it | was there in Taron that |
03Buz3 14:16 | | | other very great miracles which | it | is impossible to describe in |
03Buz3 14:23 | | | | It | was here that the blessed |
03Buz3 14:23 | | | dug into the ground. And | it | was here that he held |
03Buz3 14:31 | | | Him to death, He endured | it | and never hid His power |
03Buz3 14:50 | | | to come to you? Was | it | that you wanted to hear |
03Buz3 14:51 | | | to you, nonetheless all of | it | will befall you because you |
03Buz3 14:51 | | | you, for the Lord showed | it | to me thus |
03Buz3 14:57 | | | he had heard all of | it, | he became inflamed with wrath |
03Buz3 14:58 | | | as soon as they heard | it. | Although the grandee naxarar nobility |
03Buz3 14:60 | | | body and wanted to exhalt | it | placing it with the bones |
03Buz3 14:60 | | | wanted to exhalt it placing | it | with the bones of the |
03Buz3 14:61 | | | he himself commanded and cover | it | with soil |
03Buz3 14:62 | | | how much more necessary is | it | for us, earthlings, to be |
03Buz3 14:65 | | | | It | was there that they committed |
03Buz3 17:2 | | | was no one worthy of | it | from the tun of Gregory |
03Buz3 18:9 | | | Now | it | happened that Artawazd and Vasak |
03Buz3 19:3 | | | Now | it | happened that they were in |
03Buz3 20:6 | | | The horse’s color was roan. | It | was very brave, renowned, splendid |
03Buz3 20:6 | | | Nothing could be compared with | it | |
03Buz3 20:7 | | | letter from him, he brought | it | to the king of Armenia |
03Buz3 20:9 | | | same roan color and sent | it | to Varaz the prince in |
03Buz3 20:9 | | | with deeds [hrovartak] and gifts, entrusting | it | to the fanatical Pisak. Tiran |
03Buz3 20:11 | | | a single hide, he concealed | it, | ridiculing you. He found another |
03Buz3 20:11 | | | found another horse and entrusted | it | to me, to bring to |
03Buz3 20:12 | | | is not the extent of | it. | He plans to remove the |
03Buz3 20:15 | | | king of Armenia, and sent | it | to the king of Iran |
03Buz3 20:20 | | | attendants of his chamber, saying: “ | It | is befitting for us to |
03Buz3 20:26 | | | had within him, artificially veiling | it, | and waiting to work the |
03Buz3 20:27 | | | Now | it | so happened that at that |
03Buz3 20:29 | | | Thus, | it | was that there were few |
03Buz3 20:38 | | | was king when I deprived | it | of two radiant vardapets, believing |
03Buz3 20:43 | | | burned the land, and turned | it | into a ruin |
03Buz3 21:4 | | | Thus, | it | was that all the people |
03Buz3 21:21 | | | occasion circumstances were disclosed and | it | was plainly revealed that it |
03Buz3 21:21 | | | it was plainly revealed that | it | had arisen over an insignificant |
03Buz3 21:26 | | | this command, he immediately implemented | it. | He removed the captive Tiran |
03Buz3 21:27 | | | Tiran replied: “In my blindness | it | is useless, improper and indeed |
03Buz4 2:6 | | | Armenia renewed and clarified, as | it | had been previously: each of |
03Buz4 2:7 | | | after the land and keeping | it | cultivated, went to the Gnunik |
03Buz4 3:3 | | | God renewed your kingdom, so | it | is necessary to renew the |
03Buz4 3:22 | | | troops raised a cry saying: “ | It | is just you, the sinner |
03Buz4 3:22 | | | who must be our shepherd.” | It | was God’s providence that the |
03Buz4 3:23 | | | the chamberlain-ship [senekapetutiwn], and removed | it | from him |
03Buz4 3:26 | | | heard about this or saw | it | wept at how his beauty |
03Buz4 3:28 | | | | It | was the Lord Who had |
03Buz4 3:31 | | | as spiritual father, Gregory. But | it | was the Lord Who summoned |
03Buz4 3:31 | | | demand him as worthy of | it | |
03Buz4 3:33 | | | but | it | was through force, unity of |
03Buz4 3:33 | | | of God. For regarding him, | it | had been said to his |
03Buz4 4:2 | | | them elected him unanimously and | it | pleased them all to seat |
03Buz4 4:21 | | | miracles, cured the sick wherever | it | was necessary, and putting those |
03Buz4 4:27 | | | Word of Life, he irrigated | it | with his rain. The reaping |
03Buz4 4:36 | | | First, he did | it, | then he taught all of |
03Buz4 4:38 | | | He said | it | was necessary that the order |
03Buz4 4:38 | | | be corrupted, but rather that | it | was fitting that everyone generally |
03Buz4 4:41 | | | in-law) or anything resembling | it | |
03Buz4 4:59 | | | in heaven. And then, that | it | is easier for a thick |
03Buz4 4:62 | | | virtuous deeds without hindrance, saying: “ | It | is good to be zealous |
03Buz4 5:1 | | | | It | became necessary to send to |
03Buz4 5:5 | | | Now | it | happened that the emperor had |
03Buz4 5:7 | | | form of a vault (over | it), | Whose hands created and established |
03Buz4 5:24 | | | a little later he makes | it | more clear all that was |
03Buz4 5:24 | | | he arose in everything, because | it | was pleasant for him to |
03Buz4 5:41 | | | with His light. For everyone, | it | determines what is heard in |
03Buz4 5:63 | | | king mourned as much as | it | was necessary to mourn, and |
03Buz4 5:69 | | | | It | was a very difficult situation |
03Buz4 5:75 | | | are right, O wise people, | it | is so. If his master |
03Buz4 5:75 | | | disrespect and reproach through him, | it | would have been impossible to |
03Buz4 6:5 | | | And he was glad that | it | fell to his lot to |
03Buz4 6:10 | | | do not be afraid, for | it | was our Lord Jesus Christ |
03Buz4 6:12 | | | No, | it | is not so, we will |
03Buz4 6:14 | | | not of those about whom | it | is said that “the evil |
03Buz4 6:16 | | | salvation, and the reason for | it | is his power over the |
03Buz4 6:20 | | | collected the firewood and piled | it | in a pile, they thought |
03Buz4 7:10 | | | one of the villages where | it | was more convenient for him |
03Buz4 8:3 | | | and them, king, and let | it | be known which side won |
03Buz4 8:3 | | | which side won, so that | it | does not seem that we |
03Buz4 8:7 | | | At the meeting, | it | was decided to send a |
03Buz4 8:17 | | | vision and thought, what could | it | mean? And so the people |
03Buz4 8:18 | | | He read | it | and rejoiced, for he realized |
03Buz4 8:25 | | | talking and said, “What is | it, | why are you sweating so |
03Buz4 9:5 | | | and silver, but should hand | it | over to the state |
03Buz4 9:6 | | | left, and if anyone had | it, | then he would be subject |
03Buz4 9:9 | | | He said to them: “Bring | it, | hand it over to me |
03Buz4 9:9 | | | to them: “Bring it, hand | it | over to me, and I |
03Buz4 10:20 | | | lay down in his place. | It | suddenly seemed to him again |
03Buz4 10:33 | | | in relation to the Caesareans, | it | was ordered to return things |
03Buz4 10:37 | | | make baptismal fonts out of | it, | and these silver fonts still |
03Buz4 11:6 | | | the emperor’s hrovartak and with | it | a document of displeasure and |
03Buz4 12:9 | | | of his authority and had | it | preached in every public place |
03Buz4 12:14 | | | outcry was very great against | it, | there was no lawsuit, and |
03Buz4 12:16 | | | and became so large that | it | filled the entire valley |
03Buz4 12:29 | | | blinded and they, without knowing | it, | gropingly came and brought all |
03Buz4 13:11 | | | the city of Arshakawan, since | it | had been built with impiety |
03Buz4 13:16 | | | I tell you and do | it | to try to preserve yourself |
03Buz4 13:20 | | | Arshakawan, I myself will rebuild | it | with justice, and keep it |
03Buz4 13:20 | | | it with justice, and keep | it | flourishing before you |
03Buz4 13:28 | | | spared because of the righteous. | It | is because of the righteous |
03Buz4 13:29 | | | clean grain, grows together with | it | and is spared so that |
03Buz4 13:31 | | | So, | it | will continue until harvest time |
03Buz4 14:2 | | | | It | was he who destroyed all |
03Buz4 14:7 | | | | It | happened that Hayr mardpet was |
03Buz4 14:10 | | | placed his evil eye on | it | |
03Buz4 15:16 | | | He has become convinced that | it | was wrong for him to |
03Buz4 15:61 | | | pretended to do nothing about | it | |
03Buz4 16:4 | | | Now | it | happened one day that Arshak |
03Buz4 16:7 | | | his king, many times regarding | it | better to die than to |
03Buz4 16:18 | | | sincerely, how could he oppose | it | or flee |
03Buz4 18:8 | | | against his senior brother, saying: “ | It | was Vardan who betrayed you |
03Buz4 18:10 | | | a grudge against Vardan since | it | was this Vardan who had |
03Buz4 18:11 | | | brother Vasak went to effect | it | |
03Buz4 18:13 | | | When Vardan’s people saw that | it | was Vasak’s brigade, they neither |
03Buz4 18:13 | | | doubt. They reasoned that since | it | was the force of Vardan’s |
03Buz4 20:17 | | | a foreign land and considered | it | better to die than to |
03Buz4 20:18 | | | So, king Arshak allowed | it, | and went against the Byzantines |
03Buz4 20:25 | | | such a battle and winning | it | as well as receiving such |
03Buz4 20:33 | | | this plan and confirmed that | it | was fitting to do it |
03Buz4 20:33 | | | it was fitting to do | it | |
03Buz4 20:53 | | | When | it | was the hour to bid |
03Buz4 20:58 | | | examine the slander and rebuke | it | |
03Buz4 20:60 | | | and Shapuh, king of Iran. | It | continued for more than thirty |
03Buz4 21:6 | | | Now | it | happened that peace came about |
03Buz4 21:8 | | | sealed such a contract, gave | it | to the Iranian king, and |
03Buz4 22:15 | | | raised the weapon and stuck | it | into the elephant’s body. But |
03Buz4 24:10 | | | they were unable to take | it | because of the security of |
03Buz4 25:5 | | | that there was no counting | it | |
03Buz4 34:1 | | | After Suren, | it | was Vsemakan who came, sent |
03Buz4 39:3 | | | the Iranian king, he used | it | as a target and shot |
03Buz4 39:3 | | | as a target and shot | it | full of arrows |
03Buz4 43:2 | | | Anticipating | it, | the general of Armenia, Vasak |
03Buz4 44:5 | | | Now | it | happened that once his mother |
03Buz4 44:11 | | | dews and she realized that | it | was they in the appearance |
03Buz4 44:11 | | | and I did not know | it | |
03Buz4 51:2 | | | You yourself know, lord, that | it | is now thirty years that |
03Buz4 51:3 | | | We are unable to stand | it | anymore, nor are we able |
03Buz4 51:3 | | | we able to fight anymore. | It | is better that we leave |
03Buz4 51:11 | | | But | it | would be better for you |
03Buz4 51:12 | | | my presence how many years | it | has been that you have |
03Buz4 53:6 | | | saw this and heard about | it, | they pressured and forced their |
03Buz4 54:5 | | | justly. But if he violates | it, | that same Gospel will bring |
03Buz4 54:7 | | | I bound with chains, and | it | remains in my treasury |
03Buz4 54:21 | | | that water be sprinkled on | it, | and half the floor be |
03Buz4 54:23 | | | wishes, you became my foe. | It | has been thirty years that |
03Buz4 54:33 | | | Now | it | became time for the evening |
03Buz4 54:34 | | | soil on the ground underneath | it | |
03Buz4 54:38 | | | said to him: “Hey, fox, | it | was you who obstructed things |
03Buz4 54:42 | | | While God allowed | it, | I brought you and the |
03Buz4 55:1 | | | to dig up and demolish | it | |
03Buz4 55:4 | | | the fortress, held and besieged | it | |
03Buz4 55:6 | | | but were unable to take | it, | for the place was very |
03Buz4 55:8 | | | Now Arshak’s son Pap | it | happened, was not at that |
03Buz4 55:11 | | | the fortress and not surrender | it | to the Iranians |
03Buz4 55:16 | | | were in the fortress, and | it | was punishment from the Lord |
03Buz4 55:17 | | | the next hour, [200] died and | it | happened that [500] people died on |
03Buz4 55:29 | | | stone upon stone. They left | it | desolated and barren of all |
03Buz4 55:32 | | | flock, take the shepherd. For | it | is impossible for the shepherd |
03Buz4 55:34 | | | demolished and dug through, overthrowing | it | to the foundations. From that |
03Buz4 55:36 | | | the city and dug through | it | |
03Buz4 55:37 | | | in Bagrewand, leading away from | it [5000] | Armenian households and [8000] Jewish households |
03Buz4 55:39 | | | the district of Tozb, burned | it, | pulled it down to its |
03Buz4 55:39 | | | of Tozb, burned it, pulled | it | down to its foundations and |
03Buz4 55:39 | | | its foundations and leading from | it [5000] | Armenian households and [18000] Jewish households |
03Buz4 55:41 | | | of this Jewry and settled | it | in the cities of Armenia |
03Buz4 55:43 | | | They took Naxchawan and demolished | it | as well. They took thence |
03Buz4 55:48 | | | the woman be affixed to | it. | Then he subjected the tikin |
03Buz4 56:3 | | | is a man of evil? | It | is clear from his hair |
03Buz4 56:4 | | | want to do, and do | it. | But as for the question |
03Buz4 56:4 | | | in turning white first, for | it | was at least fifteen years |
03Buz4 58:10 | | | there every day to see | it, | as though it were a |
03Buz4 58:10 | | | to see it, as though | it | were a miraculous phenomenon |
03Buz5 1:6 | | | land of Armenia, to save | it | from enemies, and that God |
03Buz5 1:18 | | | seized the country and held | it | forcibly |
03Buz5 1:19 | | | of Armenia and ruled over | it. | He took back all the |
03Buz5 1:20 | | | fortress, but could not take | it. | So, it remained until king |
03Buz5 1:20 | | | could not take it. So, | it | remained until king Pap came |
03Buz5 1:27 | | | the most goodly religion, as | it | had been in the days |
03Buz5 4:7 | | | Pap, king of the Armenians. | It | is appropriate for the Aryan |
03Buz5 4:9 | | | amazement if you can do | it | |
03Buz5 4:38 | | | For | it | was he who created everything |
03Buz5 4:39 | | | blame and judge; for now, | it | is not people who have |
03Buz5 4:45 | | | you commanded us, so that | it | would be good for us |
03Buz5 4:49 | | | useful to us, then multiply | it, | and if mercy pleases you |
03Buz5 4:49 | | | if mercy pleases you, grant | it | to us |
03Buz5 4:50 | | | Lord in heaven, so be | it | done, and with what rod |
03Buz5 4:63 | | | There was so much of | it | that there was no number |
03Buz5 4:63 | | | number or measure for describing | it | |
03Buz5 5:0 | | | the Armenians enjoyed because of | it | |
03Buz5 5:25 | | | frenzied brigade, the Mushegheans, for | it | seemed to me that flame |
03Buz5 5:25 | | | such in the brigade that | it | seemed as though fire was |
03Buz5 6:7 | | | extremely pleased inside, reasoning: “Now | it | will be simple for me |
03Buz5 6:10 | | | big that fold over fold | it | stretched down, to the point |
03Buz5 6:14 | | | lights. They led him through | it, | where there were shield-bearing |
03Buz5 6:19 | | | the head of the king. | It | was there that Dghak started |
03Buz5 6:19 | | | am worthy of death, but | it | befits him to slay me |
03Buz5 6:20 | | | on a spear, and erected | it | in the court concourse |
03Buz5 7:5 | | | the rest fled, chased out. | It | happened that the eunuch Drastamat |
03Buz5 7:11 | | | want, and I will grant | it, | without delay |
03Buz5 7:22 | | | fruit or delicacy, and plunged | it | into his own heart. He |
03Buz5 7:23 | | | the same knife and thrust | it | into his side. And he |
03Buz5 13:3 | | | of Aghuania and themselves, as | it | had been previously. He killed |
03Buz5 19:1 | | | the areas of districts surrounding | it. | For they too had rebelled |
03Buz5 24:8 | | | as for you, oh king, | it | befits you as a king |
03Buz5 24:13 | | | But he did not want | it, | and rejected it, saying: “For |
03Buz5 24:13 | | | not want it, and rejected | it, | saying: “For me it was |
03Buz5 24:13 | | | rejected it, saying: “For me | it | was a great thing that |
03Buz5 24:14 | | | you I said publicly, so | it | is fitting to be killed |
03Buz5 24:24 | | | took the body and buried | it | in the martyrs’ resting place |
03Buz5 25:2 | | | Nerses had died and that | it | was his spirit which had |
03Buz5 25:3 | | | place where he was buried. | It | was here that these two |
03Buz5 26:5 | | | tied the lion’s paw with | it | and cured it |
03Buz5 26:5 | | | paw with it and cured | it | |
03Buz5 26:16 | | | Shalita, but could not find | it | anywhere, because he had asked |
03Buz5 26:16 | | | he had asked God for | it | in advance, and his request |
03Buz5 27:6 | | | caught this fish and used | it | |
03Buz5 27:8 | | | rancid there, like bile, and | it | is bitter to this day |
03Buz5 27:13 | | | you look at her face; | it | is clear that you have |
03Buz5 28:4 | | | of God, but thought that | it | remained the same wine, so |
03Buz5 28:5 | | | bread and wine and put | it | on the altar where the |
03Buz5 28:5 | | | liturgy was served so that | it | would turn into blood, this |
03Buz5 28:21 | | | He brought water, sprinkled | it | on his lips; when he |
03Buz5 28:23 | | | himself a pit and in | it | for seven years he repented |
03Buz5 32:19 | | | one could say anything about | it. | Not a thing |
03Buz5 33:3 | | | Byzantine empire, and do as | it | says |
03Buz5 33:4 | | | else. Rather, they passed over | it | in silence |
03Buz5 34:6 | | | the land of Armenia, how | it | might be kept (made) to |
03Buz5 35:7 | | | Was | it | not that very Mushegh who |
03Buz5 35:8 | | | Was | it | not by Mushegh’s order and |
03Buz5 35:9 | | | | It | is fitting for him to |
03Buz5 35:9 | | | Armenia with cities and make | it | a military base inhabited by |
03Buz5 35:22 | | | Pap and ask him what | it | is |
03Buz5 35:27 | | | up his body and took | it | to his village |
03Buz5 36:3 | | | onto the torso and placed | it | on the roof of a |
03Buz5 37:13 | | | As they were travelling | it | happened that Manuel was unable |
03Buz5 37:31 | | | the spear and forcefully thrust | it | into general Manuel’s mouth |
03Buz5 38:6 | | | of red leather and on | it | the figure of an eagle |
03Buz5 38:19 | | | I have verified and confirmed | it, | and it is so |
03Buz5 38:19 | | | verified and confirmed it, and | it | is so |
03Buz5 43:6 | | | upon them. In this fashion | it | will be easy to grab |
03Buz5 43:10 | | | of the banak herd because | it | would bring attention to himself |
03Buz5 43:18 | | | herd. For God so had | it | that according to the preparedness |
03Buz5 43:18 | | | brigade to go hunting. Consequently, | it | happened that the whole herd |
03Buz5 43:33 | | | them put their minds to | it | and looked for Meruzhan. They |
03Buz5 43:36 | | | with his spear by thrusting | it | into his side, such that |
03Buz5 43:46 | | | shriek loudly, since they thought | it | was the head of Vahan’s |
03Buz5 43:47 | | | long spike, they realized that | it | belonged not to Samuel but |
03Buz5 44:8 | | | will not abandon you when | it | is so |
03Buz5 44:14 | | | For | it | would have been better if |
03Buz5 44:20 | | | He regarded | it | a bitter sin to lament |
03Buz5 44:20 | | | no one dared to do | it. | But after his death, stupid |
03Buz5 44:20 | | | stupid people dared to do | it | |
03Buz6 1:7 | | | decided upon peace. They thought | it | would be a good thing |
03Buz6 1:8 | | | | It | would be good to try |
03Buz6 1:8 | | | our midst. First, we divide | it | into two, under two Arsacid |
03Buz6 6:4 | | | from the wilderness and buried | it | at the bun village of |
03Buz6 8:1 | | | former patriarch Parhen - if, indeed, | it | is proper to style him |
03Buz6 8:5 | | | the horse he was astride, | it | was large, colored and swift |
03Buz6 8:5 | | | was astonished and he wanted | it | |
03Buz6 8:30 | | | Taking the water, he poured | it | on the man’s head, saying |
03Buz6 9:10 | | | | It | would be good if I |
04Yegh1 1:14 | | | living in their lifetimes as | it | were in gloomy darkness; their |
04Yegh1 1:16 | | | struck, they do not feel | it; | if they strike, they are |
04Yegh1 1:20 | | | impiety be hidden? But when | it | is revealed, look, and you |
04Yegh1 1:23 | | | will be fulfilled; and as | it | seems to us in our |
04Yegh1 2:47 | | | hid his intention; but, as | it | appeared to the wise, he |
04Yegh2 1:3 | | | knows death does not fear | it | |
04Yegh2 1:6 | | | | It | is better to be blind |
04Yegh2 1:11 | | | body and soul. Just as | it | is for a man, so |
04Yegh2 1:11 | | | is for a man, so | it | is for the whole world |
04Yegh2 1:23 | | | before anyone had blown on | it, | then he began to wound |
04Yegh2 2:32 | | | sun, offering sacrifices and calling | it | god, and serving the fire |
04Yegh2 3:58 | | | practiced their worship and increased | it | |
04Yegh2 3:59 | | | consolation to the effect that | it | was better for a man |
04Yegh2 3:73 | | | For where | it | was suitable to take up |
04Yegh2 4:88 | | | rule from Arhmn and gave | it | to Ormizd, saying to him |
04Yegh2 5:101 | | | not like to eat meat. | ’It | is right to marry,’ |
04Yegh2 5:101 | | | to look at a woman. | ’It | is a great sin,’ |
04Yegh2 6:133 | | | If you consider | it | reliable to hear our words |
04Yegh2 6:134 | | | But as for our religion— | it | is not obscure nor is |
04Yegh2 6:134 | | | is not obscure nor is | it | preached in some corner of |
04Yegh2 6:134 | | | corner of the land, but | it | is spread throughout the whole |
04Yegh2 6:134 | | | world is densely filled with | it | |
04Yegh2 6:135 | | | | It | does not have its surety |
04Yegh2 6:136 | | | | It | does not appear sublime from |
04Yegh2 6:136 | | | others, but from heaven above | it | derives its infallible charter and |
04Yegh2 6:145 | | | But if | it | appears to you that anything |
04Yegh2 6:148 | | | good, the same became evil; | it | has occurred that he again |
04Yegh2 6:149 | | | king’s order is marked on | it, | whoever tears it receives death |
04Yegh2 6:149 | | | marked on it, whoever tears | it | receives death as punishment |
04Yegh2 6:150 | | | But is | it | then right to call the |
04Yegh2 6:150 | | | the king evil? Far from | it; | I say no. But by |
04Yegh2 7:153 | | | was born from a woman, | it | was not right for you |
04Yegh2 7:157 | | | pain, thenceforth is compassionate to | it | like a father |
04Yegh2 7:159 | | | the same nature. And since | it | was not from the foreign |
04Yegh2 7:161 | | | But | it | destroyed the creatures of the |
04Yegh2 7:162 | | | If this is so, | it | is not possible to call |
04Yegh2 7:167 | | | the fine earth and kneads | it | with the moisture of water |
04Yegh2 7:171 | | | in air and water, while | it | itself never appears alone |
04Yegh2 7:172 | | | of water is separate, yet | it | also exists in mixtures of |
04Yegh2 8:177 | | | If | it | is right to believe in |
04Yegh2 8:177 | | | down the law and gave | it | to him. He made known |
04Yegh2 8:190 | | | an evil one malevolent; for | it | is often the case that |
04Yegh2 8:192 | | | And if | it | is the case among men |
04Yegh2 9:202 | | | He did not think | it | any disgrace to put on |
04Yegh2 9:203 | | | gradually did he bestow on | it | the honor of immortality, as |
04Yegh2 9:203 | | | soul, and spirit, and united | it | to his divinity —a unity |
04Yegh2 9:215 | | | if we were immortal and | it | was possible for us to |
04Yegh2 9:215 | | | for the love of Christ, | it | would be right to do |
04Yegh2 9:217 | | | indissolubly with God—from whom | it | is impossible to be divided |
04Yegh2 9:218 | | | they would remain true to | it | in life and death |
04Yegh2 9:219 | | | were they who on hearing | it | praised the answer |
04Yegh2 10:246 | | | | It | was the rule in former |
04Yegh2 10:248 | | | whole worldwide empire as if | it | would crash and scatter in |
04Yegh2 11:258 | | | side and note: “I consider | it | harm to receive into the |
04Yegh2 11:261 | | | the latter not god, but | it | is not even alive as |
04Yegh2 11:263 | | | But | it | is a gift of grace |
04Yegh2 11:263 | | | all rational peoples whose lot | it | is to dwell under the |
04Yegh2 11:264 | | | rock; powers below cannot shake | it | or powers above move it |
04Yegh2 11:264 | | | it or powers above move | it | |
04Yegh2 12:285 | | | to the holy church, that | it | may not be suddenly attacked |
04Yegh3 1:14 | | | | It | was they who were threatened |
04Yegh3 1:14 | | | own bodies as food for | it. | The outer darkness is being |
04Yegh3 1:16 | | | pit; why did you fill | it | in advance |
04Yegh3 1:19 | | | If only you knew and | it | was clear to you that |
04Yegh3 2:29 | | | or indicate their intention, but | it | was impossible to remain silent |
04Yegh3 2:47 | | | the earth to open that | it | might become their tomb |
04Yegh3 2:50 | | | to come to our aid, | it | would be impossible for the |
04Yegh3 3:70 | | | covenant of this church. For | it | is one thing what a |
04Yegh3 3:73 | | | were wise, and I knew | it; | but in this matter you |
04Yegh3 3:74 | | | Otherwise | it | would be assumed that you |
04Yegh3 3:74 | | | in agreement with them and | it | was at your advice that |
04Yegh3 3:75 | | | magism and those who accept | it | may be seen to have |
04Yegh3 4:78 | | | saw, and now we regret | it | greatly |
04Yegh3 4:79 | | | do what I say and | it | will seem good to you |
04Yegh3 4:84 | | | use force against this country | it | will be destroyed, and we |
04Yegh3 5:111 | | | before them all; he put | it | in writing, sealed it, and |
04Yegh3 5:111 | | | put it in writing, sealed | it, | and bound it to the |
04Yegh3 5:111 | | | writing, sealed it, and bound | it | to the Gospel. He begged |
04Yegh3 5:111 | | | the Gospel. He begged that | it | be left to God to |
04Yegh3 5:111 | | | and that they not take | it | upon themselves as men to |
04Yegh3 5:122 | | | may be alive in us; | it | is for him easy to |
04Yegh3 6:126 | | | Oḷakan, and its villages with | it; | Arpaneal, the town of Van |
04Yegh3 6:126 | | | Van, and its villages with | it; | Greal and Kapoyt, Orotn and |
04Yegh3 6:133 | | | the sign of the cross. | It | even happened that the walls |
04Yegh3 7:153 | | | But this ignoble man thought | it | better to preserve the pact |
04Yegh3 7:156 | | | to kill and to die. | It | is easy for God to |
04Yegh3 8:184 | | | love of you; but if | it | happens that we slaughter them |
04Yegh3 8:185 | | | the right wing, they threw | it | back onto the left. They |
04Yegh3 9:217 | | | enterprise as we have begun | it | |
04Yegh3 10:230 | | | select religion. But I consider | it | equal and on a par |
04Yegh3 10:230 | | | our Mazdean religion, just as | it | was respected in the time |
04Yegh3 10:239 | | | as follows: “Yes, noble king, | it | is just as you have |
04Yegh3 11:253 | | | in good faith, henceforth practice | it | even more so. But only |
04Yegh3 11:262 | | | our nature, and by uniting | it | with his indivisible divinity received |
04Yegh4 1:7 | | | | It | is unwillingly that I shall |
04Yegh4 1:22 | | | as armor, and became as | it | were a soldier fulfilling his |
04Yegh4 2:41 | | | falsely confusing matters for them; | it | was addressed to a man |
04Yegh4 2:48 | | | | It | pleased the Greek Empire to |
04Yegh5 1:22 | | | holy death, let us accept | it | with joyful hearts—provided only |
04Yegh5 1:25 | | | unable to help them, let | it | also be impossible that for |
04Yegh5 2:34 | | | heavenly beings would desire were | it | possible |
04Yegh5 2:48 | | | of the Maccabees, he read | it | out to them all, telling |
04Yegh5 3:53 | | | ditches, erected a rampart, surrounded | it | with a wooden palisade, and |
04Yegh5 3:53 | | | wooden palisade, and vigilantly fortified | it | like a city |
04Yegh5 4:89 | | | over everyone. With crystal purity | it | attracts the contemplation of those |
04Yegh5 4:89 | | | and holy sight; penetrating heaven | it | brings them close to the |
04Yegh5 4:92 | | | of this earth, we see | it | filled with all kinds of |
04Yegh5 4:94 | | | death but do not attain | it, | while there are many who |
04Yegh5 4:94 | | | are delighted when they find | it | |
04Yegh5 5:106 | | | himself did for the world. | It | seemed that he had died |
04Yegh5 5:109 | | | | It | is as if they had |
04Yegh5 6:140 | | | of the Persian army, throwing | it | back on the elephants; surrounding |
04Yegh5 7:151 | | | Since | it | was springtime the flowering meadows |
04Yegh6 1:19 | | | They considered | it | better to live like beasts |
04Yegh6 3:59 | | | they been able to fortify | it, | but then it had been |
04Yegh6 3:59 | | | to fortify it, but then | it | had been taken easily and |
04Yegh6 3:67 | | | just as he had heard | it | from their mouths |
04Yegh6 3:69 | | | the holy priests in bonds, | it | was two months and twenty |
04Yegh6 5:101 | | | addition to all this mischief | it | turned out that he had |
04Yegh6 5:116 | | | by great effort, he lost | it | all in a single year |
04Yegh6 5:120 | | | | It | seems to me that he |
04Yegh6 6:149 | | | began to sing spiritual hymns: “ | It | is better to hope in |
04Yegh6 6:149 | | | than to hope in men. | It | is better to hope in |
04Yegh6 7:156 | | | any, he was to dig | it | out and give it as |
04Yegh6 7:156 | | | dig it out and give | it | as forfeit for himself and |
04Yegh7 1:8 | | | little earlier, and Bel as | it | were confirmed it, that Yazkert |
04Yegh7 1:8 | | | Bel as it were confirmed | it, | that Yazkert was marching on |
04Yegh7 1:23 | | | | It | seemed to him that he |
04Yegh7 2:32 | | | | It | is a long time that |
04Yegh7 2:38 | | | are not close to them, | it | is impossible for a mere |
04Yegh7 2:46 | | | and informed them as if | it | were great news |
04Yegh7 2:50 | | | this, and we even consider | it | to be a perfect favor |
04Yegh7 3:61 | | | | It | is I,” he said, “I |
04Yegh7 4:93 | | | saints had washed and threw | it | over his own body |
04Yegh7 5:104 | | | | It | was already a great thing |
04Yegh7 5:110 | | | Today | it | is the same Lord who |
04Yegh7 5:119 | | | Perhaps | it | was for my sake that |
04Yegh7 5:123 | | | When will | it | be that I shall leave |
04Yegh7 5:123 | | | and tiresome body? When will | it | be that I shall see |
04Yegh7 5:124 | | | When will | it | be that I shall be |
04Yegh7 5:124 | | | unafraid of death? When will | it | be that my ignorance will |
04Yegh7 6:143 | | | just as he had heard | it | from him |
04Yegh7 6:146 | | | worst of all for us, | it | was not some insignificant person |
04Yegh7 6:147 | | | will destroy our religion, shattering | it | from the foundations |
04Yegh7 6:150 | | | | It | was only a minor disgrace |
04Yegh7 7:172 | | | | It | seemed to the nobles that |
04Yegh7 8:176 | | | brought about by you; and | it | was because of your obstinacy |
04Yegh7 8:198 | | | handed liberality and impartial dispensation, | it | has been named the god |
04Yegh7 8:198 | | | named the god Mihr, for | it | has no deceit or incomprehension |
04Yegh7 9:204 | | | home like fire; and if | it | cannot come lest the world |
04Yegh7 9:204 | | | darkness, send the latter to | it | so it may learn from |
04Yegh7 9:204 | | | the latter to it so | it | may learn from the former |
04Yegh7 9:204 | | | learn from the former that | it | lacks nothing |
04Yegh7 9:205 | | | the expense of providing for | it | |
04Yegh7 9:206 | | | light of its rays diminishes. | It | grows cold in winter and |
04Yegh7 9:206 | | | of green grass; in summer | it | becomes hot and burns all |
04Yegh7 9:210 | | | | It | is part of the created |
04Yegh7 9:210 | | | half of which are above | it, | half below |
04Yegh7 9:211 | | | | It | is not holy in itself |
04Yegh7 9:211 | | | light, but as God’s command | it | spreads its rays through the |
04Yegh7 9:211 | | | things in the region below | it | |
04Yegh7 9:212 | | | vessel, and opening its mouth | it | pours it downward for the |
04Yegh7 9:212 | | | opening its mouth it pours | it | downward for the use and |
04Yegh7 9:215 | | | | It | is not right to call |
04Yegh7 9:219 | | | see Creation and understand that | it | was made by another and |
04Yegh7 10:235 | | | | It | is now my turn to |
04Yegh7 10:245 | | | I am being toward you. | It | is not at the king’s |
04Yegh7 11:258 | | | Likewise if | it | were on some jewel-bedecked |
04Yegh7 11:259 | | | task, how much more is | it | right for you—who hold |
04Yegh7 11:260 | | | of hell, whether you wish | it | or not you are diseased |
04Yegh7 11:263 | | | mislead us. That is impossible, | it | will never happen, and you |
04Yegh7 11:263 | | | happen, and you cannot bring | it | about |
04Yegh7 11:272 | | | from me, if you knew | it | before |
04Yegh7 11:275 | | | note: “I have heard that | it | was you who caused all |
04Yegh7 12:284 | | | destroy the earth so that | it | not bring forth grass; cut |
04Yegh7 12:284 | | | of the river so that | it | dies |
04Yegh7 12:287 | | | warmth of the sun, for | it | has a portion of fire |
04Yegh7 12:291 | | | not agree with you, because | it | is mingled in them all |
04Yegh7 12:297 | | | this much we understand, that | it | is the custom of our |
04Yegh7 12:298 | | | to be? Do you suppose | it | to be a creator or |
04Yegh7 12:299 | | | unison: ’We do not recognize | it | as a creator, nor as |
04Yegh7 13:301 | | | Even if we give | it | much nourishment, it is greatly |
04Yegh7 13:301 | | | we give it much nourishment, | it | is greatly hungry; and if |
04Yegh7 13:301 | | | we give none at all, | it | goes out completely. If we |
04Yegh7 13:301 | | | If we approach and worship, | it | burns us; but if we |
04Yegh7 13:301 | | | not come near at all, | it | turns to ashes |
04Yegh7 14:343 | | | whoever heard spoken words from | it | |
04Yegh7 14:346 | | | ill at any other time. | It | is clear that a great |
04Yegh7 14:349 | | | do not even think about | it | |
04Yegh8 1:18 | | | are a very rebellious person. | It | has now become quite clear |
04Yegh8 1:21 | | | an order and you carry | it | out through your servants |
04Yegh8 1:22 | | | more stubbornly than your teachers. | It | is clear that you are |
04Yegh8 1:23 | | | So, | it | is not right for you |
04Yegh8 1:25 | | | ears you would be insulting | it. | But by nature, it is |
04Yegh8 1:25 | | | insulting it. But by nature, | it | is without sensation, and you |
04Yegh8 1:25 | | | cruelty are more unfeeling than | it | |
04Yegh8 2:40 | | | Only thus far was | it | ordered to punish you; as |
04Yegh8 3:51 | | | had ready to hand, be | it | dirhems or dahekans; these they |
04Yegh8 3:59 | | | the living martyr walked across | it | the living came to the |
04Yegh8 4:77 | | | with difficulty could he describe | it | |
04Yegh8 4:92 | | | If | it | is necessary to speak plainly |
04Yegh9 2:26 | | | truth will never deviate from | it, | but will remain true to |
04Yegh9 3:51 | | | to risk death; he reckoned | it | better to die in war |
04Yegh9 3:59 | | | | It | would be better for me |
04Yegh9 3:67 | | | a solemn oath and had | it | brought to him, to this |
04Yegh9 4:99 | | | their yearly allowance and had | it | brought to them for consolation |
05Parp1 3:3 | | | in the starry sky. Around | it, | in rays, was the motto |
05Parp1 3:7 | | | Constantine’s city”, though some call | it | Paghat in Latin, which translates |
05Parp1 3:11 | | | May | it | not be so! To my |
05Parp1 3:11 | | | shamelessly put his hand to | it | and wrote what he pleased |
05Parp1 3:11 | | | incapable person, unable to do | it | properly, altered the work in |
05Parp1 3:12 | | | to all who look at | it. | Indeed, there are those among |
05Parp1 4:1 | | | of Armenia and so regarded | it | as most fitting and appropriate |
05Parp2 6:7 | | | life in a land where | it | is as if I am |
05Parp2 6:7 | | | turns of my life—be | it | long or short—and to |
05Parp2 7:7 | | | one to turn again to | it | |
05Parp2 8:2 | | | going into captivity. He considered | it | better to go to the |
05Parp2 9:5 | | | Shapuh inimically threatened him. Perhaps | it | was because there was such |
05Parp2 10:7 | | | the Armenian language by which | it | would be possible to win |
05Parp2 10:9 | | | me and I shall correct | it, | for what you propose to |
05Parp2 10:10 | | | But first | it | would be worthwhile for us |
05Parp2 10:10 | | | he also told me about | it | |
05Parp2 10:11 | | | and delighted (them) by relating | it | |
05Parp2 10:12 | | | during your own reign, for | it | will benefit you later on |
05Parp2 10:13 | | | and, rejoicing, glorified God that | it | was during his reign that |
05Parp2 10:17 | | | So | it | was that after fortuitously receiving |
05Parp2 10:22 | | | But they hesitated when | it | came to (translating) the holy |
05Parp2 11:5 | | | kept you for this and | it | is a great task which |
05Parp2 12:0 | | | who was the Krman shah [or er Krman ark’ay] | It | was from this ruler that |
05Parp2 12:5 | | | had submitted (to Byzantine rule). | It | was possible that, like brothers |
05Parp2 12:6 | | | the addition (of the Armenians) | it | will be even worse, and |
05Parp2 12:7 | | | to our religion, and hate | it, | while they share faith and |
05Parp2 13:1 | | | of the king. We consider | it | better to die than to |
05Parp2 13:2 | | | day yet remaining silent about | it. | For we learned from you |
05Parp2 13:4 | | | today. I also know that | it | is with bitter hearts that |
05Parp2 13:5 | | | and everyone should think about | it | and implement it |
05Parp2 13:5 | | | think about it and implement | it | |
05Parp2 13:7 | | | you to support our plan. | It | is not fitting to be |
05Parp2 13:14 | | | other limbs ache along with | it. | And if one limb is |
05Parp2 13:14 | | | the other limbs rejoice with | it. | ’ |
05Parp2 13:15 | | | | It | is worth recalling and reflecting |
05Parp2 13:22 | | | Were | it | a question of taking this |
05Parp2 13:23 | | | Were | it | a question of taking (Artashes |
05Parp2 13:23 | | | might make bold to do | it | with the hope of saving |
05Parp2 13:25 | | | Can | it | be that there is no |
05Parp2 13:30 | | | from you, my children. Plan | it | not, and do not attempt |
05Parp2 14:2 | | | the court grandees saw to | it | that the complaint reached Vahram |
05Parp2 14:6 | | | are saying about me. But | it | is their natural custom to |
05Parp2 14:8 | | | speak, and you listen to | it | from them. And may they |
05Parp2 14:8 | | | from me of slander, be | it | good or bad |
05Parp2 14:11 | | | what is good for you. | It | is not lightly that I |
05Parp2 14:14 | | | tohm, he went and related | it | to the king of the |
05Parp2 14:16 | | | or disloyalty, tell you about | it | |
05Parp2 16:8 | | | mine and I shall exact | it, | said the Lord.’ You |
05Parp2 16:9 | | | permitted the infidels to ridicule | it | |
05Parp2 16:10 | | | beasts that devoured and divided | it | |
05Parp2 16:12 | | | this disastrous circumstance would develop. ( | It | was] like the prophetic vision |
05Parp2 17:3 | | | Having made | it | through the first batch of |
05Parp2 17:22 | | | folded silk cope, and beside | it | a golden globe and a |
05Parp2 17:30 | | | firmament of the heavens where | it | was concealed |
05Parp2 17:31 | | | Thus, did | it | vanish from sight and did |
05Parp2 17:32 | | | light appeared so intense that | it | obscured and concealed the light |
05Parp2 17:38 | | | carefully, make sure to write | it | on the tablets of your |
05Parp2 17:38 | | | your heart, never to forget | it; | for by putting it on |
05Parp2 17:38 | | | forget it; for by putting | it | on parchment, you will leave |
05Parp2 17:44 | | | cross that appeared raised above | it | signifies the revivification and rising |
05Parp2 17:45 | | | part of the cloth, take | it | as a sign of gentle |
05Parp2 17:46 | | | those who were seated beside | it, | and who tasted of the |
05Parp2 17:53 | | | among all nations who received | it, | as the psalmist teaches through |
05Parp2 17:56 | | | and the golden globe beside | it, | these signify the priesthood and |
05Parp2 17:62 | | | and the cope folded respectably— | it | was more surely indicated to |
05Parp2 17:65 | | | worldly lives, becoming apostates. For | it | is near the doors of |
05Parp2 17:74 | | | for not a word from | it | will err until the consummation |
05Parp2 17:77 | | | And now I have revealed | it | to you not only out |
05Parp2 17:77 | | | out of fear of keeping | it | concealed, lest I be sentenced |
05Parp2 18:4 | | | belonged to him. He gave | it | in inheritance to them and |
05Parp3 20:8 | | | this, they do not comprehend | it, | for unlike us they lack |
05Parp3 20:10 | | | we will be punished for | it, | for sinning against the gods |
05Parp3 20:12 | | | has to the seeker of | it, | and one can give a |
05Parp3 20:13 | | | in need of cooling request | it | from the heat, he will |
05Parp3 20:13 | | | heat, he will not receive | it. | Rather, the seeker is regarded |
05Parp3 20:14 | | | someone who does not have | it, | he is unable to give |
05Parp3 20:14 | | | he is unable to give | it.
| To request it from such |
05Parp3 20:14 | | | to give it.
To request | it | from such a one, with |
05Parp3 20:14 | | | and full of mortification—as | it | would be to seek dryness |
05Parp3 20:15 | | | individual) parts indeed have power, | it | was given to them by |
05Parp3 20:15 | | | them by God Who stipulated | it, | and they are obliged to |
05Parp3 20:15 | | | are obliged to ceaselessly give | it | to the world—not by |
05Parp3 20:16 | | | this from childhood and knew | it | well. But submerged in the |
05Parp3 20:16 | | | the Armenians) reject and resist | it, | they will be unable to |
05Parp3 20:17 | | | not a single benefit from | it, | it will be more than |
05Parp3 20:17 | | | a single benefit from it, | it | will be more than enough |
05Parp3 20:21 | | | pork, as another translation has | it — | and left the remnants to |
05Parp3 21:1 | | | | It | is fitting that Lords who |
05Parp3 21:2 | | | warmly and like to see | it | |
05Parp3 21:6 | | | many people, be assured that | it | will increase and benefit the |
05Parp3 21:8 | | | a large and useful land. | It | is close to and borders |
05Parp3 21:9 | | | and they become familiar with | it | and able to acknowledge that |
05Parp3 21:12 | | | matter and planned to point | it | out to you, I was |
05Parp3 22:3 | | | balanced faith and to hold | it, | and not to worship the |
05Parp3 22:4 | | | having heard our command, implement | it | willingly and gladly and do |
05Parp3 23:0 | | | hrovartak, read everything contained in | it | and knew that (Yazkert) had |
05Parp3 24:0 | | | you seems futile and nonsensical— | it | is written: ’Servants, obey your |
05Parp3 24:0 | | | extent of our ability have | it | in mind to serve you |
05Parp3 24:4 | | | forgive us. Because, just as | it | is impossible for human natures |
05Parp3 24:4 | | | divine providence to another, similarly | it | is impossible for us who |
05Parp3 24:4 | | | such a command and accept | it. | We cannot hear even a |
05Parp3 24:9 | | | Consequently, we did not deem | it | fitting and appropriate to write |
05Parp3 24:10 | | | of our faith and send | it | to you to be ignorantly |
05Parp3 24:12 | | | kings and lord of lords. | It | is proper for all rational |
05Parp3 25:0 | | | naxarars of Armenia they had | it | taken to Yazkert, king of |
05Parp3 25:4 | | | consider this, let alone write | it | in a letter and send |
05Parp3 25:4 | | | in a letter and send | it | to your kingdom |
05Parp3 25:6 | | | the hrovartaks he commanded that | it | be written that all the |
05Parp3 25:8 | | | made a pact, and confirmed | it | with many vows sworn on |
05Parp3 25:9 | | | doubt about going. They considered | it | better to go, and called |
05Parp3 26:5 | | | the king repeated his question: “ | It | is clear and evident that |
05Parp3 26:8 | | | For | it | is clear from the letter |
05Parp3 26:9 | | | and among all the Aryans | it | is precisely that matter regarding |
05Parp3 26:14 | | | As | it | was before, so now and |
05Parp3 26:14 | | | I have resolved that were | it | possible for me to transform |
05Parp3 26:15 | | | But | it | is impossible to alter the |
05Parp3 26:16 | | | to seek) futile glory. May | it | not be so |
05Parp3 26:18 | | | are of the Christian order. | It | is enough for each one |
05Parp3 26:21 | | | | It | is not right to speak |
05Parp3 27:7 | | | For everyone observed and knew | it | fully from books that all |
05Parp3 27:8 | | | all of the reasoning behind | it, | and what they proposed to |
05Parp3 27:12 | | | to its foundations. And should | it | receive a temporary shock, it |
05Parp3 27:12 | | | it receive a temporary shock, | it | will thereafter stand firm and |
05Parp3 27:28 | | | them placed their hands on | it | and swore |
05Parp3 27:30 | | | Should | it | happen that we choose to |
05Parp3 27:33 | | | of the three lands, may | it | be the remaining legacy for |
05Parp3 28:8 | | | cared about our condition, that | it | be flourishing, and about material |
05Parp3 28:15 | | | | It | was as though graced by |
05Parp3 29:9 | | | no favor to those serving | it, | and when the bearers (of |
05Parp3 30:4 | | | Should any of you find | it | possible to share my intention |
05Parp3 30:6 | | | If we live, | it | is because of God. So |
05Parp3 30:6 | | | since no one can escape | it, | whether it comes sooner or |
05Parp3 30:6 | | | one can escape it, whether | it | comes sooner or later. Should |
05Parp3 30:8 | | | splendor of this world, considering | it | as nothing. Rather, together with |
05Parp3 30:10 | | | were completely lost and that | it | would be impossible to escape |
05Parp3 30:13 | | | Siwnik’, wrote a letter, signed | it | with his seal-ring, and |
05Parp3 30:20 | | | brothers, family and I consider | it | the most important thing in |
05Parp3 30:20 | | | unshakable belief that ’What does | it | benefit man if he gains |
05Parp3 30:22 | | | Nor is | it | that we are fleeing out |
05Parp3 30:23 | | | and yet held yourselves aloof, | it | has been our azg alone |
05Parp3 30:25 | | | You who stand behind | it, | as well as you who |
05Parp3 31:4 | | | of other people. He made | it | appear that he was concerned |
05Parp3 32:1 | | | conversion to Zoroastrianism), to let | it | appear that they had apostasized |
05Parp3 32:3 | | | They realized that | it | was not only (a question |
05Parp3 32:7 | | | although he did not want | it, | despite this, he was forced |
05Parp3 32:12 | | | who have apostasized and regretted | it, | we who are guilty, and |
05Parp3 32:19 | | | the holy Gospel, they gave | it | to the venerable bishops and |
05Parp3 32:21 | | | of the fire, they extinguished | it | with water. According to the |
05Parp3 33:1 | | | formed a brigade and dispatched | it | to Armenia via Aghbania (Aghuania |
05Parp3 35:17 | | | agreed to help, and confirmed | it | with an oath |
05Parp3 36:5 | | | and grading the grain placing | it | in the heavenly grainary, but |
05Parp3 36:12 | | | men and had them circulate | it | throughout the land of Armenia |
05Parp3 37:3 | | | not miss out and regret | it | |
05Parp3 37:4 | | | him stay and relax wherever | it | pleases him |
05Parp3 37:7 | | | | It | seems to me that Abraham |
05Parp3 37:13 | | | of the Armenian troops. Considering | it | a proper refuge for themselves |
05Parp3 38:1 | | | did not want to see | it | sullied by a soul-losing |
05Parp3 38:11 | | | not shared by all, rather | it | is given from time to |
05Parp3 38:12 | | | Those who receive | it | should purchase through just business |
05Parp3 38:16 | | | the willing listeners became, as | it | were, armed with fearless strength |
05Parp3 38:22 | | | long desired and drink of | it | with eagerness, crying out the |
05Parp3 39:0 | | | | It | was close to the hour |
05Parp3 39:1 | | | princely naxarars of Armenia, for | it | was on that side that |
05Parp3 39:6 | | | hoping to achieve (martyrdom) attained | it | there. But then the Iranian |
05Parp3 39:13 | | | by people who had learned | it | from the Iranian military commanders |
05Parp3 41:2 | | | arrival, and then listened to | it | again from them, affectionately. He |
05Parp3 41:4 | | | the emperor’s court) replied, saying: “ | It | is not agreeable to us |
05Parp3 41:6 | | | with and the reason that | it | remained there, were injured and |
05Parp3 41:12 | | | | It | was there that the blessed |
05Parp3 41:12 | | | the man’s request and granted | it, | and crowned him a saint |
05Parp3 41:13 | | | up the Parxar mountain, considering | it | an expedient of sorts against |
05Parp3 42:7 | | | But God saw to | it | that he was yet more |
05Parp3 42:14 | | | us, and we will do | it | |
05Parp3 42:15 | | | out who is worthy in | it, | and stay with him until |
05Parp3 42:15 | | | you enter the house, salute | it. | And if the house is |
05Parp3 42:15 | | | let your peace come upon | it; | but if it is not |
05Parp3 42:15 | | | come upon it; but if | it | is not worthy, let your |
05Parp3 42:16 | | | captives) in any way let | it | appear that they had enmity |
05Parp3 43:3 | | | is perpetrated against a man, | it | merits death, to say nothing |
05Parp3 43:3 | | | to say nothing about perpetrating | it | against the gods |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | no way did we harm | it | either by beating it or |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | harm it either by beating | it | or by wicked torture. Rather |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | gods, and who scornfully abandoned | it | and departed. We saw no |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | fire, in ashes. And so, | it | remained thus for many days |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | many days without anyone giving | it | any attention, until we took |
05Parp3 43:6 | | | took the ashes and extinguished | it. | For we had always observed |
05Parp3 43:7 | | | took the fire and extinguished | it | with water—it in no |
05Parp3 43:7 | | | and extinguished it with water— | it | in no way befits your |
05Parp3 43:8 | | | teachers, you have said, and | it | is true, that water is |
05Parp3 43:8 | | | fire, but we were honoring | it, | and doing it a good |
05Parp3 43:8 | | | were honoring it, and doing | it | a good turn |
05Parp3 43:9 | | | any are worthy of death, | it | is the ones who scorned |
05Parp3 43:9 | | | and not we who took | it | and gave it to its |
05Parp3 43:9 | | | who took it and gave | it | to its brother so that |
05Parp3 43:9 | | | to its brother so that | it | would be kept affectionately and |
05Parp3 43:9 | | | with much pomp, entrusted to | it | forever |
05Parp3 44:1 | | | the Aryan world to protect | it | from bad and damaging things |
05Parp3 44:11 | | | plan; nor do we regret | it. | Nor do we stand in |
05Parp3 44:12 | | | you mentioned, in our Bible | it | is said that ’The gods |
05Parp3 44:13 | | | There are materials of which | it | is composed, and those materials |
05Parp3 44:13 | | | and those materials will extinguish | it. | Those elements which compose fire |
05Parp3 44:13 | | | which compose fire will cause | it | to blaze up |
05Parp3 44:14 | | | iron, stone, water, and wood. | It | is otherwise with the glass |
05Parp3 44:15 | | | puts iron on top of | it, | it will go out. Similarly |
05Parp3 44:15 | | | iron on top of it, | it | will go out. Similarly, a |
05Parp3 44:15 | | | stronger with more wood. Thus, | it | is not the fire, but |
05Parp3 44:15 | | | be styled a god, since | it | both gives birth to, and |
05Parp3 44:16 | | | Is | it | not the lowest evil of |
05Parp3 44:17 | | | a hostile fashion, how would | it | know to honor its worshipper |
05Parp3 44:17 | | | eats those (materials) which gave | it | birth |
05Parp3 44:18 | | | half for their dirty work? | It | is the same as constructing |
05Parp3 44:19 | | | water taken alone, some of | it | mixed with wine, you drink |
05Parp3 44:21 | | | Vardanians) were unable to bear | it, | gave their lives, and were |
05Parp3 45:9 | | | deed? Now you see that | it | has led to the destruction |
05Parp3 45:15 | | | served. We often protested that | it | was impossible for us to |
05Parp3 45:16 | | | loathsome, and we hated (doing | it), | but we decided to get |
05Parp3 45:16 | | | our land and to quit | it | with our wives and children |
05Parp3 45:24 | | | Order to see | it | |
05Parp3 45:29 | | | of you Aryans is, order | it | carried out upon us |
05Parp3 46:5 | | | your sons’, until all of | it | is paid back |
05Parp3 46:8 | | | Iranians, and attempted to demonstrate | it | then, it was no use |
05Parp3 46:8 | | | attempted to demonstrate it then, | it | was no use. Mired even |
05Parp3 48:11 | | | the bound priests. Considering that | it | was indeed their fault that |
05Parp3 48:13 | | | the venerable fire and kill | it.” | Then he ordered them beheaded |
05Parp3 49:0 | | | of the Christians would find | it | and take the bones to |
05Parp3 50:5 | | | martyred Christians) and to take | it | to their homes |
05Parp3 50:7 | | | costly pearls Christian women regard | it | as nothing to remove them |
05Parp3 50:11 | | | when the blessed priests heard | it, | through the influence of the |
05Parp3 51:4 | | | by (their) maintenance as though | it | consisted of many fragrant delicacies |
05Parp3 52:1 | | | unchanging divine instruction to birds, | it | was the hour of cockcrow |
05Parp3 52:4 | | | and be unable to bear | it | for a minute |
05Parp3 52:6 | | | suffocated, he would not say | it | was too much. Yet such |
05Parp3 53:2 | | | Should | it | be found (that you have |
05Parp3 53:2 | | | of fear, and see to | it | that pleasant thanks is our |
05Parp3 53:4 | | | | It | was as though the great |
05Parp3 53:9 | | | ones did not know that | it | was precisely (their pending martyrdom |
05Parp3 53:9 | | | were rejoicing insatiably because of | it | |
05Parp3 54:3 | | | about his well-being. For | it | was God Who was furthering |
05Parp3 54:7 | | | could establish truth and make | it | grow |
05Parp3 54:10 | | | but were unable to realize | it | |
05Parp3 55:0 | | | first Vehdenshapuh did not consider | it | proper to reveal to the |
05Parp3 55:3 | | | there was no road to | it | |
05Parp3 55:6 | | | of this, and all of | it | was done by you and |
05Parp3 55:9 | | | But should you not accept | it, | and persist in the same |
05Parp3 55:12 | | | as soon as they hear | it, | they will all deride both |
05Parp3 55:19 | | | not gods at all. Let | it | not happen that through our |
05Parp3 55:20 | | | Too bad | it | is not possible for you |
05Parp3 55:22 | | | now have obtained, and that | it | is impossible for you to |
05Parp3 56:7 | | | am knowledgeable about our faith ( | it | is true), I have been |
05Parp3 56:15 | | | men could put up with | it? | On the contrary, (such talk |
05Parp3 57:25 | | | neither small nor insignificant. Rather, | it | is certain that the power |
05Parp3 57:25 | | | lost and do not realize | it | |
05Parp3 57:29 | | | from the saints’ bodies that | it | delighted everyone’s senses |
05Parp3 57:33 | | | given great treasure and presented | it | to the captive Armenian naxarars |
05Parp3 57:34 | | | as I am wearying of | it) | related (events) one by one |
05Parp3 57:34 | | | but the Omniscent has recorded | it | and is keeping it for |
05Parp3 57:34 | | | recorded it and is keeping | it | for the day of the |
05Parp3 57:41 | | | the marvellous Kamsarakan, and wrote | it | down with enthusiastic concern. For |
05Parp3 58:2 | | | stringent guard until now. Should | it | be that you sent them |
05Parp3 58:6 | | | and Abraham who, upon hearing | it, | responded as though in unison |
05Parp3 59:5 | | | you have ever received. Therefore, | it | is fitting that I adore |
05Parp4 61:7 | | | words are insufficient to describe | it, | one may definitely say that |
05Parp4 61:11 | | | in peace, as God willed | it, | all of them blessed by |
05Parp4 63:8 | | | good things, and enthusiastically encouraged | it | |
05Parp4 63:9 | | | though he did not want | it | |
05Parp4 63:14 | | | They considered | it | better to die with forbearance |
05Parp4 63:15 | | | of the Bible, they considered | it | better to be insulted because |
05Parp4 63:15 | | | was no one to extinguish | it | |
05Parp4 64:2 | | | to accept your faith, like | it, | and want to implement the |
05Parp4 64:3 | | | that faith) and to ridicule | it. | Furthermore, he hates and reviles |
05Parp4 64:13 | | | we purchase there, for as | it | is available in no other |
05Parp4 64:13 | | | of the times to buy | it | there |
05Parp4 64:16 | | | his words. However, so that | it | would not appear to the |
05Parp4 64:22 | | | of the servants who gave | it | to me might take it |
05Parp4 64:22 | | | it to me might take | it | from me. For, having lived |
05Parp4 64:23 | | | me, only death can take | it. ( | The king) does not dare |
05Parp4 64:23 | | | dare, because he cannot do | it. | I in no way fear |
05Parp4 64:23 | | | honor to me or take | it | away |
05Parp4 64:27 | | | you heard from me. For | it | is impossible for me to |
05Parp4 64:30 | | | to speak and note: “No. | It | is not possible. Otherwise he |
05Parp4 64:33 | | | the office of the kat’oghikosate. | It | is no longer yours’ |
05Parp4 64:37 | | | So, | it | was, thusly honored by all |
05Parp4 65:3 | | | damage and death. Just as | it | was in the past, they |
05Parp4 65:8 | | | allow anyone else to do | it | or profit from it |
05Parp4 65:8 | | | do it or profit from | it | |
05Parp4 66:6 | | | and for us. For him, | it | would save him from his |
05Parp4 66:6 | | | his pangs of conscience, while | it | would free us from the |
05Parp4 66:9 | | | Vahan Mamikonean. When he heard | it, | he said to them all |
05Parp4 66:10 | | | Then I wish—and | it | would have been preferable to |
05Parp4 66:15 | | | own deaths, for we consider | it | better to die in one |
05Parp4 66:17 | | | word that you can do | it | |
05Parp4 66:20 | | | Gospel, all of them hailed | it. | Placing their hands upon it |
05Parp4 66:20 | | | it. Placing their hands upon | it, | each of them note: “Whoever |
05Parp4 67:8 | | | brigade to the Armenians, but | it | has not arrived yet. They |
05Parp4 67:9 | | | will be exhausted and regret | it | |
05Parp4 68:17 | | | and those with you hear | it, | you will certainly regard such |
05Parp4 68:19 | | | there was no doubt of | it, | he replied to those who |
05Parp4 68:19 | | | to state the message, hear | it, | and decide what is fitting |
05Parp4 68:19 | | | and necessary to do about | it | |
05Parp4 68:23 | | | are strengthened and beat them, | it | is fine and good. But |
05Parp4 69:7 | | | | It | was then that Garjoyl Maxaz |
05Parp4 69:9 | | | | It | was there that the marzpan |
05Parp4 69:11 | | | But | it | was Hrahat, son of the |
05Parp4 70:3 | | | well, and need not learn | it | from anyone. You have also |
05Parp4 70:4 | | | Cleaning the grain, he puts | it | in the heavenly grainaries, and |
05Parp4 70:15 | | | bring the collar; you fasten | it | around his neck |
05Parp4 71:14 | | | Bashgh Vahewuni was, they put | it | to flight |
05Parp4 72:1 | | | doubted its substance and thought | it | was not real |
05Parp4 72:5 | | | | It | was then that the God |
05Parp4 72:6 | | | Behold, how good and pleasant | it | is when brothers dwell in |
05Parp4 73:3 | | | that I could not resist | it, | I fled to the Armenian |
05Parp4 73:5 | | | Huns shall destroy them. But | it | seems to me that when |
05Parp4 73:9 | | | of the plains and made | it | appear that the lights of |
05Parp4 73:10 | | | But if we see that | it | is indeed the case, then |
05Parp4 73:12 | | | The Armenian brigade, since | it | had made an oath with |
05Parp4 73:12 | | | out everything he said (be | it | true or false) because of |
05Parp4 73:20 | | | and sepuhs of Armenia, saying: “ | It | is good that we are |
05Parp4 73:20 | | | if we had to postpone | it | by yet another day, the |
05Parp4 75:2 | | | about two hrasax distant from | it | at a village named Mkarhinch’ |
05Parp4 75:9 | | | and throw their exerement on | it, | and they revile both the |
05Parp4 75:14 | | | nationality. But as you know, | it | was only the Armenians who |
05Parp4 75:14 | | | Aryans saw and heard about. | It | was accomplished not with many |
05Parp4 75:15 | | | of any superior bravery. Rather, | it | was that we were troubled |
05Parp4 75:16 | | | if I had control of | it, | as my ancestors did, and |
05Parp4 75:22 | | | if I found no favor, | it | was important to me that |
05Parp4 75:23 | | | wanted to kill myself. Unfortunately, | it | is impossible to kill only |
05Parp4 75:27 | | | and indeed you can do | it— | first and foremost let him |
05Parp4 75:28 | | | licentious talk. You should have | it | put in writing and sealed |
05Parp4 75:28 | | | audacity,” and you should pardon | it. | You should keep the highborn |
05Parp4 75:29 | | | rebelled are ready to do | it | again. For we knew that |
05Parp4 76:16 | | | I be able to buy | it | and live, because of the |
05Parp4 76:16 | | | poverty, and purchase (life). But | it | would be extremely stupid to |
05Parp4 76:17 | | | I now hold, and regard | it | as good and honorable. I |
05Parp4 77:18 | | | his crown before he received | it. | And before the end I |
05Parp4 77:20 | | | | It | appears that others saw the |
05Parp4 77:22 | | | will return ashamed and regretting | it | |
05Parp4 78:0 | | | When | it | was the blooming time of |
05Parp4 80:13 | | | heap of ashes and giving | it | to one of our maid |
05Parp4 80:14 | | | a sign; test and examine | it | well. For if we bear |
05Parp4 83:4 | | | hits the mark both times, | it | is laudable and honorable. However |
05Parp4 83:6 | | | For | it | was the holy Spirit which |
05Parp4 83:7 | | | no more than [4,000], to judge | it | by sight |
05Parp4 83:8 | | | God’s name and always confess | it, | for eternity |
05Parp4 83:12 | | | In other words, (he thought) | it | was possible to give way |
05Parp4 83:17 | | | entire Iranian brigade as though | it | was merely a torrential rain |
05Parp4 84:4 | | | Thinking | it | over, I fear that in |
05Parp4 84:6 | | | Gods’ assistance settled his affairs, | it | is time to return to |
05Parp4 85:4 | | | sort of a death was | it | |
05Parp4 85:5 | | | useful information from emissaries. However, | it | is very difficult for me |
05Parp4 85:6 | | | brings death and destruction, nonetheless, | it | is necessary to say what |
05Parp4 86:4 | | | Now, was | it | not Peroz’ unseeing and contemptuous |
05Parp4 88:6 | | | replied: “Brave of the Aryans, | it | seems that Vahan was triumphant |
05Parp4 88:9 | | | and now are here testify) | it | is very difficult to say |
05Parp4 88:10 | | | who upon hearing can believe | it | |
05Parp4 88:11 | | | deed that all who observed | it | recall it today and probably |
05Parp4 88:11 | | | all who observed it recall | it | today and probably fear of |
05Parp4 88:11 | | | today and probably fear of | it | will not depart |
05Parp4 88:12 | | | and scythes chopping grass, putting | it | in many heaps close to |
05Parp4 88:14 | | | to look at them. For | it | seemed to all of us |
05Parp4 88:22 | | | But | it | seems that Vahan would not |
05Parp4 89:4 | | | have dedicated our lives—that | it | is impossible to deal with |
05Parp4 89:7 | | | they do not agree to | it, | and become (more) severe, we |
05Parp4 89:8 | | | fearlessly. This is good, and | it | is our first demand |
05Parp4 89:10 | | | correct. But if you like | it | otherwise, as is the case |
05Parp4 89:17 | | | three demands, and know that | it | is impossible, then just as |
05Parp4 90:10 | | | princes, and as He wills | it, | so He has them speak |
05Parp4 90:12 | | | they have relayed all of | it | to me, and that I |
05Parp4 90:17 | | | keepers said to them: “If | it | is only the fact that |
05Parp4 91:7 | | | have fashioned. From now on | it | is very necessary for you |
05Parp4 91:8 | | | servant, and then, without learning | it | from you, it seems I |
05Parp4 91:8 | | | without learning it from you, | it | seems I (will) know the |
05Parp4 91:8 | | | I am so forgetful, since | it | has not been so many |
05Parp4 91:20 | | | how you dared to plot | it, | let alone effect it, you |
05Parp4 91:20 | | | plot it, let alone effect | it, | you reply that you were |
05Parp4 91:21 | | | For a brave man | it | is better that he live |
05Parp4 92:0 | | | naxarars with him, and replied: “ | It | is easy for forward-looking |
05Parp4 92:1 | | | over the land and renew | it | as is happening now, it |
05Parp4 92:1 | | | it as is happening now, | it | seems to me and everyone |
05Parp4 92:4 | | | from stupid, deserving from undeserving, | it | was sufficient and full |
05Parp4 92:8 | | | | It | is known by everyone and |
05Parp4 92:8 | | | their craft and benefit from | it, | want to teach the same |
05Parp4 92:9 | | | of that, not recognizing that | it | was your instruction that created |
05Parp4 92:15 | | | give you a sign—test | it. | Command those people who through |
05Parp4 92:17 | | | quick mind with verbosity, nonetheless | it | is impossible not to mention |
05Parp4 93:15 | | | ones. Now they wanted, if | it | were possible, to purchase even |
05Parp4 93:15 | | | the name of rebellion, but | it | was not given to them |
05Parp4 93:17 | | | | It | was then at the atean |
05Parp4 93:17 | | | in the Gospel were realized: “ | It | is not you speaking, but |
05Parp4 93:20 | | | Without this | it | is impossible for us to |
05Parp4 93:20 | | | and essential to us; confirm | it | with the king’s seal. It |
05Parp4 93:20 | | | it with the king’s seal. | It | is unnecessary to elaborate on |
05Parp4 93:20 | | | since you know all of | it | |
05Parp4 94:0 | | | said all this, Nixor heard | it | all and enthusiastically consented |
05Parp4 94:1 | | | saying: “Quickly organize and dispatch | it | to court, for Peroz’ son |
05Parp4 94:2 | | | this matter successfully and benevolently. | It | is appropriate and fitting that |
05Parp4 94:7 | | | rooted in the true faith, | it | was a sign resembling the |
05Parp4 94:9 | | | organized the Armenian cavalry, entrusting | it | to Vren Vanandac’i, and sent |
05Parp4 94:9 | | | to Vren Vanandac’i, and sent | it | to court. Among those sent |
05Parp4 94:11 | | | reputation and (the news of | it) | reached the ears of king |
05Parp4 95:5 | | | When one servant is lost, | it | is usually possible to replace |
05Parp4 95:6 | | | our laws do not command | it | |
05Parp4 95:7 | | | doing, but were incapable of | it. | For unlike you, they were |
05Parp4 95:9 | | | of the entire multitude, saying: “ | It | is improper to speak at |
05Parp4 95:11 | | | As you described | it, | your brother Peroz’ will and |
05Parp4 95:13 | | | thoughtfully revere and love, for | it | seems laughable and we do |
05Parp4 95:19 | | | from the land of Armenia. ( | It | is something) which we do |
05Parp4 95:20 | | | and settles the matter with | it | |
05Parp4 95:22 | | | from your service, then confirm | it | for us in writing and |
05Parp4 95:24 | | | | It | was clear not only to |
05Parp4 95:26 | | | or an Aryan hereafter recall | it, | either alone in his conversations |
05Parp4 95:27 | | | fully discharge the submission which | it | is fitting for a servant |
05Parp4 96:0 | | | agreeable to hearing and doing | it) | to give Vahan Mamikonean the |
05Parp4 96:8 | | | to us, your unworthy servants; | it | would have been impossible for |
05Parp4 96:8 | | | a mortal to have done | it | |
05Parp4 96:9 | | | and ruined land, you righted | it | |
05Parp4 96:10 | | | and raised me up from | it, | I would like my entire |
05Parp4 96:12 | | | lord Vahan Mamikonean note: “Were | it | possible for you to grant |
05Parp4 98:1 | | | involved himself in, even though | it | be very difficult, the Lord |
05Parp4 98:2 | | | Mamikoneans, and thinking all of | it | over, Andekan was secretly astonished |
05Parp4 98:6 | | | openly state before you that | it | would be most inappropriate for |
05Parp4 98:8 | | | Armenia, (he would find that) | it | is a large land; in |
05Parp4 98:10 | | | the lord of the Aryans, | it | will not be a small |
05Parp4 98:12 | | | goodness and successfulness and thinking | it | over in my mind for |
05Parp4 98:13 | | | is proper and to do | it, | you, brothers, know |
05Parp4 99:1 | | | of the marzpanate they presented | it | to Vahan, Armenia’s general and |
05Parp4 100:1 | | | the [70] palm trees [Exodus 15:27; Numbers 33:9]. The Savior, | it | says, appointed another [70], whom he |
05Parp4 100:3 | | | Garden of Eden, of which | it | is note: “it came up |
05Parp4 100:3 | | | of which it is note: “ | it | came up from the earth |
05Parp4 100:10 | | | throne, while my eyes see | it | |
05Parp4 100:11 | | | Christ while my eyes see | it | |
05Parp4 100:20 | | | with Adonijah and Joab, for | it | is a member of the |
05Parp4 100:26 | | | written by those who accept | it | and is met “not in |
05Parp4 100:37 | | | souls of men—stray from | it | all and you shall lose |
05Parp4 100:38 | | | to the one who receive | it | from the right hand of |
06Khor1 1:4 | | | Therefore | it | is not only right to |
06Khor1 1:5 | | | account of our reason, as | it | is said, we are the |
06Khor1 1:6 | | | that you are so disposed | it | is clear that you must |
06Khor1 1:7 | | | I shall labor to bring | it | to completion in order to |
06Khor1 2:5 | | | Egypt was ever so called. | It | was because of his being |
06Khor1 3:3 | | | Chaldaeans, Assyrians, Egyptians, and Hellenes. | It | is indeed to the wisdom |
06Khor1 3:3 | | | that we aspire. So, then | it | is clear to us all |
06Khor1 3:6 | | | But then someone might say: | it | was because there was no |
06Khor1 3:8 | | | But | it | seems to me that nowadays |
06Khor1 3:9 | | | Therefore | it | is superfluous for us to |
06Khor1 3:13 | | | the church and Christians, considering | it | superfluous to repeat the fables |
06Khor1 4:2 | | | of all mankind, or if | it | seems better to someone to |
06Khor1 4:13 | | | offered Him a sacrifice, and | it | was accepted |
06Khor1 4:20 | | | God or Him whose name | it | is, nor had the one |
06Khor1 4:25 | | | the name of son, whereas | it | simply says of all the |
06Khor1 4:27 | | | | It | seems to me that to |
06Khor1 5:2 | | | | It | is clear to all that |
06Khor1 5:2 | | | of Noah, so long as | it | is desired to examine any |
06Khor1 5:49 | | | But perhaps someone thought | it | suitable, for the sake of |
06Khor1 6:21 | | | among the Greeks studying wisdom, | it | happened one day that the |
06Khor1 6:23 | | | and came upon dry land, | it | says, one of his sons |
06Khor1 7:4 | | | from the gods and given | it | to mankind? It is an |
06Khor1 7:4 | | | and given it to mankind? | It | is an allegory, which the |
06Khor1 7:8 | | | own history-whence and how | it | developed |
06Khor1 8:3 | | | this land of Armenia, thinking | it | convenient in this way to |
06Khor1 9:5 | | | the cults for the temples. | It | is not clear which is |
06Khor1 9:6 | | | and son he may bring | it | with despatch. And the pleasure |
06Khor1 9:11 | | | Zrvan, Titan, and Yapetost’ē; and | it | contains each of the offspring |
06Khor1 9:11 | | | three dynasts, famous men whom | it | sets in each one’s order |
06Khor1 9:12 | | | our own race and brought | it | to King Vaḷarshak in Nisibis |
06Khor1 9:13 | | | bow, eloquent, and intelligent, received | it | and esteeming it as the |
06Khor1 9:13 | | | intelligent, received it and esteeming | it | as the foremost of his |
06Khor1 9:13 | | | foremost of his treasures placed | it | in the palace, in safekeeping |
06Khor1 9:13 | | | care; and a part of | it | he ordered to be inscribed |
06Khor1 9:19 | | | account should stop here, for | it | is our proposal not to |
06Khor1 10:7 | | | for the property and gave | it | in inheritance to Cadmos, the |
06Khor1 10:10 | | | built a village and called | it | after his own name Haykashēn |
06Khor1 10:11 | | | | It | is also recorded in this |
06Khor1 11:25 | | | built a villa and called | it | Hayk’ on account of his |
06Khor1 11:26 | | | fell Hayk called Gerezmans; today | it | is called Gerezmank’ |
06Khor1 11:27 | | | drugs, he says, and ordered | it | to be taken to Hark’ |
06Khor1 12:12 | | | straight up from the earth - | it | being a three-day journey |
06Khor1 12:12 | | | girded man to encircle-as | it | gradually rose to a steep |
06Khor1 12:16 | | | of the river and called | it | after his own name Armavir |
06Khor1 12:28 | | | the Persians more precisely call | it | Sisakan |
06Khor1 12:31 | | | built a town and gave | it | his own name Geḷami, which |
06Khor1 12:38 | | | | It | is told of Aram that |
06Khor1 13:2 | | | Because | it | seemed pleasing to us to |
06Khor1 13:3 | | | historian shows, and he thought | it | better to die for his |
06Khor1 14:3 | | | of his taxes and turning | it | into desert |
06Khor1 14:14 | | | they were unable to pronounce | it | properly, until it was later |
06Khor1 14:14 | | | to pronounce it properly, until | it | was later enlarged by some |
06Khor1 14:24 | | | But | it | is superfluous to repeat this |
06Khor1 15:14 | | | corpse became stinking, she ordered | it | to be cast into a |
06Khor1 15:15 | | | the gods and greatly honored | it | with sacrifices, pretending to all |
06Khor1 15:17 | | | As far as concerns Ara | it | will suffice to record this |
06Khor1 16:2 | | | side of the land because | it | was summertime and she wished |
06Khor1 16:4 | | | setting sun. To the north | it | sloped a little, but to |
06Khor1 16:4 | | | little, but to the south | it | looked up sheer to heaven |
06Khor1 16:4 | | | in the vertical rock. From | it | on the south there opened |
06Khor1 16:7 | | | of infinite length and height; | it | has remained firm, as they |
06Khor1 16:10 | | | the cementing around the stones, | it | would appear to him to |
06Khor1 16:11 | | | over many stadia and brought | it | to the place designated for |
06Khor1 16:18 | | | the various wonderful constructions on | it, | many men cannot comprehend nor |
06Khor1 16:18 | | | men cannot comprehend nor is | it | possible to describe them |
06Khor1 16:20 | | | we are unwilling to include | it | in our history. But we |
06Khor1 16:22 | | | surface of the rock, smoothing | it | like wax with a stylus |
06Khor1 19:3 | | | men will praise or criticize | it | is of no import to |
06Khor1 20:9 | | | From him on, | it | is not according to tribe |
06Khor1 20:10 | | | survive to our own time. | It | truly reads as follows: “Put |
06Khor1 21:7 | | | But | it | would be too much if |
06Khor1 22:5 | | | Therefore | it | is right for us now |
06Khor1 22:5 | | | for such matters we considered | it | right that we ourselves should |
06Khor1 23:4 | | | How dear | it | would have been for me |
06Khor1 23:9 | | | kings, we shall place beside | it | that of the kings of |
06Khor1 27:6 | | | My friends,” he said, “ | it | happened to me today that |
06Khor1 27:6 | | | One would have said that | it | was in the land of |
06Khor1 27:10 | | | midst of such confused visions | it | seemed to me that I |
06Khor1 28:7 | | | and they prepared to put | it | into execution |
06Khor1 30:18 | | | him, and as he drew | it | back again, he brought out |
06Khor1 30:20 | | | the death of Azhdahak brought | it | to an end. And this |
06Khor1 32:2 | | | son of Eruand, and may | it | so be for you too |
06Khor1 32:10 | | | statue in Georgia they honored | it | with sacrifices |
06Khor1 33:8 | | | war; but we have added | it | here |
06Khor1 34:9 | | | But as | it | is the desire of your |
06Khor2 5:5 | | | attacking his army they put | it | to flight. Many torrents of |
06Khor2 7:19 | | | I do not know if | it | was because the former race |
06Khor2 8:20 | | | this tale is too much - | it | is the tale of all |
06Khor2 8:29 | | | Ardzn and the district around | it, | and the Taurus Mountain, that |
06Khor2 8:32 | | | the Goḷt’nets’i, I have found | it | said that they are truly |
06Khor2 8:42 | | | sons, he did not consider | it | suitable that they should all |
06Khor2 8:44 | | | on and in the future, | it | was a rule among the |
06Khor2 9:2 | | | blood of snakes, and implanted | it | deep into the stone column |
06Khor2 9:8 | | | And | it | was commanded by Arshak that |
06Khor2 12:5 | | | their ancestor and so set | it | up in Tarawn in their |
06Khor2 13:11 | | | the drinking of his soldiers | it | shrank to its winter level |
06Khor2 13:14 | | | He thought that | it | referred to that of others |
06Khor2 13:17 | | | had inquired and learned what | it | was that he had cried |
06Khor2 14:10 | | | in that they had taken | it | upon themselves to set up |
06Khor2 14:13 | | | statue of Barshamin, he embellished | it | with ivory, crystal, and silver |
06Khor2 14:13 | | | and silver. He ordered that | it | should be brought and set |
06Khor2 18:6 | | | with magnificent buildings and named | it | Caesarea in honor of Caesar |
06Khor2 19:14 | | | if the times should change | it | would be impossible for him |
06Khor2 24:7 | | | him, he undertook to give | it | to Arsham |
06Khor2 26:10 | | | and opposed them, saying that | it | was the emperor’s command that |
06Khor2 27:4 | | | protected the Euphrates from Cassius; | it | was called Edessa. And he |
06Khor2 27:6 | | | Now although | it | is not in the chronological |
06Khor2 27:6 | | | for our account, yet because | it | was the descendants of King |
06Khor2 30:7 | | | cure him of his pains. | It | ran as follows |
06Khor2 31:6 | | | small and pleasant city, and | it | is sufficient for us both |
06Khor2 32:2 | | | having seen me. For thus | it | is written concerning me: ’Those |
06Khor2 33:5 | | | When Abgar heard | it, | he note: “This is he |
06Khor2 33:6 | | | And | it | happened that when Thaddaeus entered |
06Khor2 33:29 | | | senate. But the senate rejected | it | because the matter had not |
06Khor2 33:29 | | | not been previously investigated by | it | |
06Khor2 33:34 | | | ridiculous. For according to them | it | is by the scrutiny of |
06Khor2 33:35 | | | God; and on this reasoning | it | is right for men to |
06Khor2 33:36 | | | But may | it | please you, my lord, to |
06Khor2 33:42 | | | him his fault. And if | it | is your wish you may |
06Khor2 33:52 | | | For | it | is pleasing to me that |
06Khor2 34:4 | | | so we did not consider | it | at all important to repeat |
06Khor2 34:4 | | | at all important to repeat | it | in detail |
06Khor2 34:11 | | | recorded this very briefly as | it | has been related by others |
06Khor2 34:14 | | | | It | is narrated by some that |
06Khor2 35:4 | | | giving orders as to how | it | should be done. But slipping |
06Khor2 35:4 | | | the grasp of those holding | it | and falling on him, it |
06Khor2 35:4 | | | it and falling on him, | it | crushed his feet and killed |
06Khor2 35:8 | | | quantity of wheat and distributed | it | to all the needy, to |
06Khor2 36:3 | | | Because | it | had been destroyed by an |
06Khor2 36:3 | | | by an earthquake, he demolished | it | and rebuilt it even more |
06Khor2 36:3 | | | he demolished it and rebuilt | it | even more magnificently, fortifying it |
06Khor2 36:3 | | | it even more magnificently, fortifying | it | with a double wall and |
06Khor2 36:8 | | | as we understand the matter | it | happened like this: a white |
06Khor2 36:11 | | | Abgar and Sanatruk and placed | it | in the archive in Edessa |
06Khor2 37:11 | | | | It | seemed that the murder of |
06Khor2 39:6 | | | | It | was, they say, a double |
06Khor2 40:2 | | | to his own and called | it | Bagaran, that is, in it |
06Khor2 40:2 | | | it Bagaran, that is, in | it | he had set up the |
06Khor2 41:2 | | | of the river and secured | it | with walls to keep inside |
06Khor2 42:2 | | | | It | is pleasant for me to |
06Khor2 44:4 | | | And as | it | was springtime, therefore all the |
06Khor2 44:5 | | | Mihrdat; but after Mihrdat’s death | it | had not been given to |
06Khor2 44:5 | | | to anyone until Eruand restored | it | to Argam |
06Khor2 46:6 | | | from Eruand and would double | it, | provided that he abandon and |
06Khor2 47:2 | | | of King Sanatruk, he placed | it | on Artashēs’ head and made |
06Khor2 47:7 | | | | It | is said that in those |
06Khor2 49:5 | | | him with pine wood, so | it | was built quickly and without |
06Khor2 49:5 | | | without labor. He erected in | it | a temple and transferred to |
06Khor2 49:5 | | | a temple and transferred to | it | from Bagaran the statue of |
06Khor2 50:6 | | | give up the youth. For | it | is not right for heroes |
06Khor2 50:11 | | | with golden rings he cast | it | around the waist of the |
06Khor2 50:15 | | | at the marriage of Artashēs; | it | rained pearls at the wedding |
06Khor2 50:18 | | | whom we did not consider | it | important to enumerate by name |
06Khor2 51:10 | | | | It | is this Argam who is |
06Khor2 52:2 | | | | It | is pleasant for me to |
06Khor2 52:5 | | | the province of Shavarshan, though | it | has kept in addition its |
06Khor2 53:7 | | | father was greatly disturbed about | it | |
06Khor2 54:3 | | | in the region of Caesarea | it | swept Tiran and the western |
06Khor2 54:3 | | | and the western army before | it | and drove them quickly back |
06Khor2 54:3 | | | Basean. Artavazd hastened to oppose | it | with the armies of the |
06Khor2 54:5 | | | the Roman army he threw | it | back as far as the |
06Khor2 56:5 | | | But | it | is said that in the |
06Khor2 57:4 | | | But | it | is true, as one can |
06Khor2 60:4 | | | pay tribute to the Romans. | It | had also been heard that |
06Khor2 60:6 | | | | It | happened in those times that |
06Khor2 60:7 | | | Titus and himself, and called | it | Elia after his own name |
06Khor2 60:8 | | | He settled in | it | pagans and Christians, whose bishop |
06Khor2 61:9 | | | birth a misfortune befell him. | It | was thought that the wives |
06Khor2 62:5 | | | for us our inheritance, for | it | is cramped, since we have |
06Khor2 62:8 | | | But when | it | was divided according to their |
06Khor2 63:5 | | | death reached him; on hearing | it | he stopped there |
06Khor2 63:6 | | | | It | happened one day that Bakur |
06Khor2 63:12 | | | | It | is superfluous for us to |
06Khor2 63:14 | | | And | it | seems to me that the |
06Khor2 65:5 | | | colony of Jewish captives, and | it | became a commercial town |
06Khor2 65:6 | | | Now this Vaḷarsh surrounded | it | with a wall and strong |
06Khor2 65:6 | | | and strong ramparts and called | it | Vaḷarshapat; it is also called |
06Khor2 65:6 | | | ramparts and called it Vaḷarshapat; | it | is also called Nor K’aḷak’ |
06Khor2 65:13 | | | inscription in Greek so that | it | would be clear that he |
06Khor2 66:3 | | | later he rejected and opposed | it; | not that he came to |
06Khor2 66:5 | | | translated the whole into Syriac. | It | was also later turned into |
06Khor2 66:8 | | | | It | is from this history that |
06Khor2 66:8 | | | taken our account and repeated | it | for you, from the reign |
06Khor2 67:5 | | | in this fashion and turned | it | into a desert |
06Khor2 70:3 | | | account on this and repeat | it | now in this book, leaving |
06Khor2 74:2 | | | save him from Khosrov, be | it | by poison or secret assassination |
06Khor2 74:2 | | | for the Parthians,” he said, “ | it | should be easy to trap |
06Khor2 74:7 | | | province of Utē, thinking that | it | was the arrival of the |
06Khor2 75:3 | | | Diocletian; he also included in | it | the deeds of the kings |
06Khor2 75:8 | | | be accurate we shall repeat | it | for you briefly |
06Khor2 76:5 | | | of the country and turned | it | into a wilderness |
06Khor2 78:3 | | | might be, he discovered that | it | was Artavazd of the Mandakuni |
06Khor2 79:3 | | | seized the chariot and stopped | it, | at which all were amazed |
06Khor2 81:10 | | | king of China, saying: “May | it | not displease you that I |
06Khor2 81:11 | | | agreed to make peace. So, | it | is clear that the Chinese |
06Khor2 81:12 | | | of all varieties of fruits; | it | is adorned with beautiful plants |
06Khor2 81:12 | | | in saffron, peacocks, and silk. | It | has untold numbers of gazelles |
06Khor2 82:8 | | | | It | was the latter who in |
06Khor2 82:11 | | | on his horse and killed | it | with their arrows; struck down |
06Khor2 82:11 | | | with their arrows; struck down | it | threw the king to the |
06Khor2 83:8 | | | this his emblem, and bearing | it | before him was victorious in |
06Khor2 85:4 | | | with leather and forcefully throwing | it | from behind, he skillfully caught |
06Khor2 85:5 | | | his left hand and draw | it | to himself with a violent |
06Khor2 86:3 | | | preaching of Christ’s gospel. Hearing | it | with pleasure he repeated it |
06Khor2 86:3 | | | it with pleasure he repeated | it | to his nobles with praise |
06Khor2 86:5 | | | | It | happened in those days that |
06Khor2 86:10 | | | mornings from their roofs, for | it | faced them. But if anyone |
06Khor2 86:11 | | | of the city, separated from | it | by a very small river |
06Khor2 86:12 | | | And all the people worshipped | it | in the mornings from their |
06Khor2 86:13 | | | more than a few despised | it | on the grounds that their |
06Khor2 86:14 | | | And they left | it | and went away. But the |
06Khor2 86:14 | | | as the wooden cross, and | it | stood over it with twelve |
06Khor2 86:14 | | | cross, and it stood over | it | with twelve stars. At this |
06Khor2 86:14 | | | everyone believed and they worshipped | it | |
06Khor2 86:15 | | | of healing were performed by | it | |
06Khor2 86:16 | | | the world and all in | it - | or to speak more truly |
06Khor2 87:10 | | | But Kamsar, considering | it | difficult to live in enmity |
06Khor2 88:3 | | | the same happened here also. | It | is impossible for the leopard |
06Khor2 88:6 | | | would not remain silent about | it, | he gathered an army to |
06Khor2 88:11 | | | Thinking | it | unnecessary to return to Rome |
06Khor2 88:12 | | | | It | contained no such undertakings of |
06Khor2 88:12 | | | so-called Strategion - for in | it | he stored the war materiel |
06Khor2 88:15 | | | in every way and called | it | New Rome, but the world |
06Khor2 88:15 | | | Rome, but the world called | it | the city of Constantine |
06Khor2 88:16 | | | called the Palladium and placed | it | in the Forum under the |
06Khor2 90:9 | | | greatly loving the province, called | it | Arsharunik’ after his own name |
06Khor2 90:9 | | | his own name, because previously | it | was called Eraskhadzor |
06Khor2 91:4 | | | But let us explain why | it | is called “Caves of Manē |
06Khor2 91:12 | | | province of Ekeḷeats’ and laid | it | to rest in T’il, his |
06Khor2 91:16 | | | | It | was indeed fitting that they |
06Khor2 92:2 | | | and author of our salvation. | It | has pleased the Holy Spirit |
06Khor3 1:3 | | | one may seem attracted to | it | because of its rhetoric, but |
06Khor3 4:2 | | | As we find | it | said in the divine histories |
06Khor3 4:4 | | | of this and reflected on | it, | they gathered together in the |
06Khor3 8:2 | | | made peace with him, considering | it | sufficient to rule over the |
06Khor3 8:4 | | | hunting birds and other game. | It | was for this reason that |
06Khor3 8:5 | | | Duin in Persian; in translation | it | means “hill |
06Khor3 9:3 | | | of Vaḷarshapat set siege to | it | |
06Khor3 9:6 | | | a lance the felt turned | it | aside |
06Khor3 10:2 | | | him the special tribute, giving | it | instead to the emperor. And |
06Khor3 10:6 | | | our country since he considered | it | to be leaderless |
06Khor3 13:4 | | | the Persian army, and dispersed | it. | Offering his services, he brought |
06Khor3 13:7 | | | demons with him. He ordered | it | to be set up in |
06Khor3 13:8 | | | Tiran agreed and brought | it | back, unaware that by deceit |
06Khor3 14:3 | | | But Saint Yusik snatched | it | from the king’s hands, and |
06Khor3 14:3 | | | the king’s hands, and throwing | it | to the ground, trampled on |
06Khor3 14:3 | | | to the ground, trampled on | it | and broke it to pieces |
06Khor3 14:3 | | | trampled on it and broke | it | to pieces, warning the king |
06Khor3 15:8 | | | Persians say of us that | it | was by force and not |
06Khor3 18:2 | | | his plans, he, Shapuh thought | it | appropriate by acting benevolently to |
06Khor3 22:9 | | | my uncle on whose account | it | occurred |
06Khor3 22:11 | | | For | it | was the custom only for |
06Khor3 23:10 | | | this command and immediately carried | it | out, not so much because |
06Khor3 23:11 | | | plain of Aḷiovit and buried | it | in the royal city of |
06Khor3 24:3 | | | the Great also learned of | it; | he cursed Arshak and the |
06Khor3 24:5 | | | in those who heard of | it | |
06Khor3 24:6 | | | remedy of life and give | it | to Olympias, Arshak’s first wife |
06Khor3 26:3 | | | governor of the city, ordered | it | to be defended against Shapuh |
06Khor3 27:7 | | | all the royal treasures in | it, | even the bones of the |
06Khor3 28:3 | | | of Tigranakert and shout threats, | it | is the mark of valiant |
06Khor3 28:3 | | | in an unimpeded spot, while | it | is the mark of women |
06Khor3 29:17 | | | did not myself come with | it; | rather I preserved fidelity toward |
06Khor3 29:17 | | | ruined our country and took | it | captive, even digging up the |
06Khor3 30:4 | | | an uninhabited island and broke | it | to pieces. The sailors were |
06Khor3 33:3 | | | temple of Damascus and made | it | into a church, and did |
06Khor3 35:6 | | | they were unable to take | it | because of its impenetrable defenses |
06Khor3 36:2 | | | army under Mehrujan and dispatched | it | to Armenia, entrusting the land |
06Khor3 36:7 | | | Greek, on the pretext that | it | was to prevent the Armenians |
06Khor3 36:7 | | | the Greeks. But in reality, | it | was to destroy the teaching |
06Khor3 37:11 | | | accoutred. One could see as | it | were a wall: most of |
06Khor3 37:18 | | | turning the detachment around put | it | to flight |
06Khor3 37:22 | | | like a crown, and making | it | red hot note: “I crown |
06Khor3 37:22 | | | be king of Armenia; and | it | is my privilege as aspet |
06Khor3 37:23 | | | And while | it | was still red hot, he |
06Khor3 37:23 | | | still red hot, he placed | it | on Mehrujan’s head, and thus |
06Khor3 38:6 | | | removed his body and buried | it | in the town of T’il |
06Khor3 41:4 | | | our land and ruled over | it | after violent battles against the |
06Khor3 42:5 | | | but because he thought that | it | was better to rule over |
06Khor3 42:14 | | | or fraud and will keep | it | irrevocably |
06Khor3 44:3 | | | disturbed the land and kept | it | in turmoil |
06Khor3 44:6 | | | robbery with great enthusiasm, and | it | seemed to them a reasonable |
06Khor3 45:5 | | | go inside, and that thus | it | should be let down from |
06Khor3 45:6 | | | harm because the brambles kept | it | well away |
06Khor3 47:7 | | | when he was not present, | it | was unintelligible to the people |
06Khor3 48:2 | | | king over them and considering | it | difficult to be without a |
06Khor3 48:9 | | | contract into writing and confirm | it | with the seal of the |
06Khor3 48:9 | | | the cross: when we see | it, | we shall hasten to your |
06Khor3 48:17 | | | from the Greek governors, be | it | by waging war against the |
06Khor3 49:2 | | | promising that he would keep | it | prosperous and they would pay |
06Khor3 49:7 | | | him even more anxious for | it. | After many efforts and no |
06Khor3 51:4 | | | king of kings, remembering that | it | was for such things that |
06Khor3 51:7 | | | sinned had themselves died for | it | |
06Khor3 51:10 | | | in the royal treasury, stamping | it | with his own image; and |
06Khor3 52:3 | | | Mesopotamia to pacify and organize | it | and make a reckoning of |
06Khor3 52:9 | | | before, they returned and gave | it | to Sahak the Great and |
06Khor3 52:10 | | | to them, they realized that | it | was not possible through these |
06Khor3 54:2 | | | sector of Armenia but held | it | himself through governors; he also |
06Khor3 55:9 | | | | It | happened once that in hot |
06Khor3 55:11 | | | He replied: “You proceed, for | it | is the mark of demons |
06Khor3 55:12 | | | growth while the fire surrounded | it. | And looking to both sides |
06Khor3 55:16 | | | crossed the fire as if | it | were a meadow of flowers |
06Khor3 57:7 | | | May | it | now please your majesty not |
06Khor3 57:28 | | | written that they should study | it | with all diligence and receive |
06Khor3 59:2 | | | appearance of a marsh. In | it | are innumerable fish and various |
06Khor3 59:5 | | | he founded the city. Surrounding | it | with a deep ditch, he |
06Khor3 59:5 | | | at a great depth; above | it | he built very high and |
06Khor3 59:10 | | | and a garrison and named | it | Theodosiopolis that the emperor’s name |
06Khor3 60:3 | | | He taught not as if | it | were an art, but he |
06Khor3 60:3 | | | art, but he gave as | it | were inspiration to his pupils |
06Khor3 62:4 | | | itself; and through its irrigation | it | masters both dryness and moisture |
06Khor3 62:4 | | | produced by the river’s fertility; | it | makes Egypt rich as an |
06Khor3 62:4 | | | rich as an island, surrounding | it | and flowing throughout it by |
06Khor3 62:4 | | | surrounding it and flowing throughout | it | by means of the irrigation |
06Khor3 63:4 | | | reprimanded him, but he denied | it | |
06Khor3 63:8 | | | For if | it | were before a Christian king |
06Khor3 63:8 | | | fallen one; but with pagans | it | would be for his greater |
06Khor3 63:10 | | | And how could | it | be that I would exchange |
06Khor3 64:5 | | | his for rebellion. But if | it | is because of his immoral |
06Khor3 64:10 | | | But | it | was not more than a |
06Khor3 65:2 | | | Kukayarich to ask that if | it | did not please him Vṙam |
06Khor3 65:7 | | | the pagan audience to comprehend | it | |
06Khor3 65:9 | | | However he did not accept | it, | saying to his kinsman of |
06Khor3 65:9 | | | fashion for the future as | it | was established by Artashir and |
06Khor3 65:12 | | | to this and ordered that | it | all be done; and reestablishing |
06Khor3 66:9 | | | When the princes heard | it | and realized that it was |
06Khor3 66:9 | | | heard it and realized that | it | was by divine command that |
06Khor3 66:9 | | | the saying in the gospel: “ | It | is necessary that offense should |
06Khor3 67:8 | | | Sahak’s venerable body and laid | it | to rest in their own |
06Khor3 67:14 | | | visible to a few, but | it | was visible to the whole |
06Khor3 67:16 | | | Some said | it | should be taken to his |
06Khor3 67:16 | | | him, Goḷt’n; and others that | it | should be buried in that |
06Khor3 68:5 | | | and you the bride endured | it, | preserving your marriage in chastity |
06Khor3 68:5 | | | before us has wisely expressed | it | |
06Khor3 68:8 | | | | It | is better for them to |
06Khor3 68:27 | | | over whom to weep. Should | it | be my unfortunate young king |
06Khor3 68:27 | | | from his throne? Or is | it | myself, for from my head |
06Khor3 68:27 | | | that brings wealth? Or is | it | my father and high priest |
06Khor3 68:27 | | | bridled dissentient tongues [cf. James 1:26]? Or is | it | myself, who remain abandoned and |
06Khor3 68:27 | | | of his advice? Or is | it | the disasters that have befallen |
06Khor3 68:28 | | | account or help us inscribe | it | on stelae |
07Seb1 7:1 | | | the Kark’edovmayi empire ruled over | it. | He undertook a terrible and |
07Seb1 7:4 | | | word, were eye-witnesses as | it | were, seeing before their eyes |
07Seb1 7:4 | | | Therefore, they despised death, reckoning | it | better to die on the |
07Seb1 8:3 | | | around the armies and poured | it | onto the Persians, surrounding them |
07Seb1 8:12 | | | after a siege they destroyed | it | from top to bottom, and |
07Seb1 8:12 | | | troops who were stationed in | it | |
07Seb1 8:13 | | | They (the Greeks) had set | it | on fire and burned it |
07Seb1 8:13 | | | it on fire and burned | it. | Therefore, a great tumult befell |
07Seb1 8:15 | | | to Melitene and camped opposite | it | |
07Seb1 8:20 | | | important than all other fires; | it | was called by them At’ash |
07Seb1 9:3 | | | built a city and named | it | Veh Anjatok’ Khosrov, which they |
07Seb1 9:6 | | | took his body and placed | it | in the sepulcher of the |
07Seb1 10:1 | | | | It | happened after the death of |
07Seb1 10:4 | | | | It | happened at that time that |
07Seb1 10:7 | | | But from such great treasures | it | was not right to send |
07Seb1 10:8 | | | went and began to demand | it | |
07Seb1 10:10 | | | city of Dvin besieged, attacking | it | with catapults, and were close |
07Seb1 10:10 | | | this news arrived, they abandoned | it | and went off, making their |
07Seb1 10:17 | | | deliberating on the road whether | it | would be better to go |
07Seb1 10:18 | | | Then they reckoned | it | best to take refuge with |
07Seb1 11:4 | | | do? Shall we agree? Is | it | proper to agree, or not |
07Seb1 11:4 | | | not?’ Then they note: | ’It | is not proper to agree |
07Seb1 11:13 | | | But let | it | seem good to you to |
07Seb1 11:16 | | | the letter and had read | it, | they made no response to |
07Seb1 11:16 | | | message, nor did they mention | it | to many people, because they |
07Seb1 11:20 | | | from God, and he gave | it | to whom he wished. But |
07Seb1 11:26 | | | of the kingdom. They plundered | it | all. With their swords they |
07Seb1 11:27 | | | the scattered treasure and restored | it | to their treasury. Through that |
07Seb1 12:1 | | | | It | happened in the days after |
07Seb1 12:3 | | | We do not know whether | it | would be right to be |
07Seb1 12:10 | | | and said to him: ’Is | it | a greeting of peace?’ |
07Seb1 12:10 | | | peace?’ The messenger replied: | ’It | is a salutation and peace |
07Seb1 12:10 | | | anything else save only that | it | was commanded to me to |
07Seb1 12:15 | | | put off your armour, because | it | is not allowed to enter |
07Seb1 12:30 | | | treasure, they were to bring | it | to him |
07Seb1 12:31 | | | Taking the treasure, they brought | it | to the palace in great |
07Seb1 13:1 | | | from the treasury; she adorned | it | with gold and silver |
07Seb1 14:1 | | | | It | happened in those days that |
07Seb1 14:1 | | | bronze container. The Persians called | it | the body of Kay Khosrov |
07Seb1 14:1 | | | Khosrov, and the Christians said | it | was that of the prophet |
07Seb1 14:3 | | | departure. They brought mules for | it | and a royal carriage, took |
07Seb1 14:3 | | | with sighing and lamentation followed | it | |
07Seb1 14:4 | | | | It | happened that when they had |
07Seb1 14:5 | | | He had offerings brought to | it | the corpse and ordered them |
07Seb1 14:5 | | | ordered them to act as | it | wished. They left it and |
07Seb1 14:5 | | | as it wished. They left | it | and departed |
07Seb1 17:1 | | | Karin. But he learned of | it | somehow and fled for refuge |
07Seb1 18:6 | | | gathered another army and ordered | it | merely to act on the |
07Seb1 20:9 | | | a tree he would hold | it | firmly, and forcefully tightening his |
07Seb1 20:9 | | | horse’s middle he would raise | it | with his legs from the |
07Seb1 20:11 | | | a bear against him. Now | it | happened that when the bear |
07Seb1 20:11 | | | with his fist, and slew | it | on the spot |
07Seb1 20:12 | | | flee. But he ran after | it, | seized its tail, and held |
07Seb1 20:13 | | | released a lion against him. | It | happened that when the lion |
07Seb1 20:13 | | | the lion’s ear, he mounted | it. | Then grasping its wind-pipe |
07Seb1 20:13 | | | throttled the lion and killed | it. | The roar of the large |
07Seb1 23:2 | | | condemnation against him and sealed | it | with his own seal, that |
07Seb1 24:1 | | | | It | happened at that time that |
07Seb1 25:1 | | | | It | happened at that time that |
07Seb1 25:4 | | | of the range which crosses | it, | and had come to the |
07Seb1 26:1 | | | dream and became aware of | it. | His name was Yovsēp’. ’A |
07Seb1 26:2 | | | that source of grace, because | it | is miraculous.’” He rose |
07Seb1 26:3 | | | was a silver box in | it, | and a cross inside that |
07Seb1 26:3 | | | Cross. He signed himself with | it, | and taking it went to |
07Seb1 26:3 | | | himself with it, and taking | it | went to join his companions |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | stood up and genuflected before | it; | taking hold of it, he |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | before it; taking hold of | it, | he signed himself with it |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | it, he signed himself with | it. | He entrusted it to a |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | himself with it. He entrusted | it | to a certain blessed man |
07Seb1 27:2 | | | of the Dimak’seank’. He gave | it | to the church which the |
07Seb1 27:5 | | | that they might appoint to | it | a bishop as guardian of |
07Seb1 27:6 | | | and commanded them to bring | it | to a rapid conclusion |
07Seb1 27:7 | | | complaint to the king, declaring: | ’It | is very close to the |
07Seb1 28:8 | | | had a strong wall encircling | it | |
07Seb1 28:13 | | | assembled the army and rearmed | it. | He also brought in many |
07Seb1 28:14 | | | Smbat, saying: ’What advantage is | it | that such a host enter |
07Seb1 29:3 | | | his ancestral sepulcher, and placed | it | in a tomb in the |
07Seb1 30:8 | | | emperor: ’Thirty thousand cavalry,’ | it | said, ’are my levy on |
07Seb1 31:6 | | | Dara, he besieged and attacked | it. | In the area of Armenia |
07Seb1 31:7 | | | so that they might open | it | for him to enter inside |
07Seb1 32:7 | | | the fortress in unison, captured | it, | and slaughtered many with the |
07Seb1 33:3 | | | city of Urha, and attacked | it. | But the (Edessans), because of |
07Seb1 33:6 | | | and initiated military action against | it. | They were opposed from within |
07Seb1 33:13 | | | them in their ways. So | it | happens |
07Seb1 34:2 | | | | It | happened at that time that |
07Seb1 34:7 | | | marching on Melitene, he captured | it | and brought it into subjection |
07Seb1 34:7 | | | he captured it and brought | it | into subjection. He went on |
07Seb1 34:8 | | | and won. Then Ĕṙoch Vehan. | It | was he who pursued king |
07Seb1 34:13 | | | them with any speed, because | it | was fatigued from the long |
07Seb1 34:19 | | | camped around Jerusalem, and besieged | it. | He attacked it for [19] days |
07Seb1 34:19 | | | and besieged it. He attacked | it | for [19] days. Having mined the |
07Seb1 34:22 | | | showed them the place where | it | lay hidden, and they took |
07Seb1 34:22 | | | lay hidden, and they took | it | away into captivity. The silver |
07Seb1 35:6 | | | Those who wished to make | it | their own habitation are ordered |
07Seb1 35:6 | | | they reckoned worthy to see | it. | They realize that the (site |
07Seb1 35:8 | | | up this world and granted | it | knowledge of himself |
07Seb1 35:10 | | | as you said, and renews | it | as in the present struggle |
07Seb1 35:10 | | | fulfilling whatever is needful.
10 If | it | is possible, to extend your |
07Seb1 37:2 | | | Hṙip’simē. Because they had dismembered | it | limb from limb, St Gregory |
07Seb1 37:2 | | | limb, St Gregory had sealed | it | with his ring; as had |
07Seb1 37:2 | | | Armenia, not daring to open | it. | He (Komitas) too sealed it |
07Seb1 37:2 | | | it. He (Komitas) too sealed | it | with his own ring, who |
07Seb1 38:3 | | | land, to wage war on | it? | God is able, should he |
07Seb1 38:3 | | | should he wish, to dry | it | up before you. But take |
07Seb1 38:4 | | | not try, because God established | it | and no one is able |
07Seb1 38:4 | | | one is able to destroy | it - | save that if it so |
07Seb1 38:4 | | | destroy it - save that if | it | so seems good to God |
07Seb1 38:12 | | | the dry land? So, is | it | only Constantinople that I shall |
07Seb1 38:14 | | | received this epistle, he ordered | it | to be read before the |
07Seb1 38:18 | | | Dvin in Ayrarat, he ravaged | it | and Nakhchawan. Proceeding to Gandzak |
07Seb1 38:26 | | | city on three sides, set | it | on fire, and burned the |
07Seb1 38:27 | | | If anyone came out from | it | in flight, they immediately seized |
07Seb1 39:4 | | | Vehkawat, they seized control of | it | and posted guards over it |
07Seb1 39:4 | | | it and posted guards over | it. | They made his son Kawat |
07Seb1 39:6 | | | Khosrov’s sons, the nobles note: | ’It | is not right to spare |
07Seb1 39:7 | | | the nobles of his kingdom: | ’It | is necessary to make a |
07Seb1 40:6 | | | come to you. I bestow | it | on you, and on your |
07Seb1 40:7 | | | him that kingdom, and promised | it | likewise to his sons after |
07Seb1 40:8 | | | the Cross and shall have | it | brought to you. I shall |
07Seb1 40:8 | | | to where you may wish | it. | So, make confirmation of this |
07Seb1 40:10 | | | great diligence, finally he gave | it | to the men who had |
07Seb1 40:10 | | | who had come. They took | it | and promptly departed. He also |
07Seb1 41:1 | | | and heavenly discovery, and brought | it | to the holy city, with |
07Seb1 41:3 | | | the whole multitude. He set | it | back up in its place |
07Seb1 41:4 | | | by the sons of Ismael. | It | then went in flight to |
07Seb1 41:6 | | | Nestorius and all heretics; but | it | did not anathematize the council |
07Seb1 41:13 | | | them vicars of God; so, | it | is not right to participate |
07Seb1 41:14 | | | When the king knew of | it | for certain, he ordered that |
07Seb1 42:2 | | | the Greek king Heraclius ordered | it | to be besieged |
07Seb1 42:11 | | | our land long enough. Abandon | it | peacefully and we shall not |
07Seb1 42:27 | | | land of Taron; they seized | it | and Bznunik’ and Ałiovit. Continuing |
07Seb1 42:28 | | | bridge of the Metsamawr destroyed | it, | having crossed to spread the |
07Seb1 42:30 | | | day they attacked the city. | It | was delivered into their hands |
07Seb1 42:30 | | | their hands because they surrounded | it | with smoke. By means of |
07Seb1 42:31 | | | camped in the same encampment. | It | was the [20th] of the month |
07Seb1 43:1 | | | Holy of Holies, they rebuilt | it | with base and construction as |
07Seb1 44:5 | | | | It | happened in the first year |
07Seb1 44:8 | | | thick wings were plucked, and | it | was exterminated from the earth |
07Seb1 44:9 | | | extermination of devilish idolatry: ’And | it | stood as on the feet |
07Seb1 44:9 | | | of a man was given | it. | ’ ’And behold the second |
07Seb1 44:9 | | | was like a bear, and | it | stood to one side’, to |
07Seb1 44:10 | | | flesh of many’, just as | it | ate, as all know. ’Now |
07Seb1 44:10 | | | wings of a bird on | it, | and the beast had four |
07Seb1 44:10 | | | and its claws of bronze. | It | ate and broke in pieces |
07Seb1 44:11 | | | than all (other) kingdoms; and | it | will consume the whole earth |
07Seb1 44:14 | | | patriarch stood up and note: | ’It | is inappropriate and wrong to |
07Seb1 44:19 | | | he was greatly troubled, because | it | had not been by his |
07Seb1 44:24 | | | fortresses of the country. Then | it | became known that he had |
07Seb1 44:28 | | | took his body and brought | it | for burial beside his father |
07Seb1 44:30 | | | but were unable to take | it | |
07Seb1 44:31 | | | They came to Ordspu, and | it | too they were unable to |
07Seb1 45:2 | | | killed, Ot’man and Ogbay, and | it | was a great victory for |
07Seb1 45:4 | | | Ałuank’, taking booty and prisoners. | It | moved on to Nakhchawan to |
07Seb1 45:4 | | | they were unable to take | it. | They did take the fortress |
07Seb1 45:6 | | | was terrified, and he reckoned | it | better to give tribute and |
07Seb1 45:7 | | | that he should go with | it | to Damascus to meet Muawiya |
07Seb1 45:9 | | | honour to which he dedicated | it. | He brought water, directed (a |
07Seb1 45:13 | | | Tome. When they had heard | it, | they did not agree to |
07Seb1 46:17 | | | with distinction like the latter? | It | is clear that we must |
07Seb1 46:18 | | | body. But the Godhead, if | it | is not in every place |
07Seb1 46:18 | | | cannot be or cause whatever | it | wishes, what sort of divinity |
07Seb1 46:18 | | | what sort of divinity is | it? | ’ |
07Seb1 46:21 | | | they realized the conformity with | it | of the faith of Armenia |
07Seb1 46:23 | | | how much the more is | it | right for us to enjoy |
07Seb1 46:23 | | | and God-loving rule that | it | remain unmoved forever, like the |
07Seb1 46:25 | | | unworthy servants, when we saw | it | we offered obeisance and with |
07Seb1 46:27 | | | is very awesome, as indeed | it | must be with regard to |
07Seb1 46:28 | | | Now | it | is clear that he is |
07Seb1 46:30 | | | in his catholic (epistle), saying: | ’It | is he who came with |
07Seb1 46:30 | | | with blood and water. And | it | is the Spirit which bears |
07Seb1 46:35 | | | What is this ’he condemned’? | It | means that ’he restrained the |
07Seb1 46:36 | | | the flesh is man, yet | it | is also God. So those |
07Seb1 46:39 | | | | It | is clear from the Nicaean |
07Seb1 46:41 | | | but as we have received | it | from the holy apostles through |
07Seb1 46:61 | | | son, and did not reckon | it | a dishonour for the deity |
07Seb1 46:63 | | | And thousands of Jews erected | it. | ’And the Lord among them |
07Seb1 46:64 | | | we distribute with great discretion, | it | is as follows. We do |
07Seb1 46:68 | | | days from approaching a woman | it | was allowed to enter the |
07Seb1 46:69 | | | how much the more is | it | right for us to carry |
07Seb1 46:69 | | | just, not even one’ - yet | it | would not be right through |
07Seb1 46:70 | | | the prophet worthy to taste | it. | But only by bringing it |
07Seb1 46:70 | | | it. But only by bringing | it | close to his lips did |
07Seb1 46:71 | | | So then would | it | be right for the impure |
07Seb1 46:73 | | | we shall not deviate from | it, | neither to the right nor |
07Seb1 46:74 | | | they were unable to extirpate | it | |
07Seb1 46:75 | | | for the heresy of Eutyches, | it | was in a manner! similar |
07Seb1 46:76 | | | support for their heresy. On | it | they established their own enormity |
07Seb1 46:77 | | | They said | it | is unworthy and impossible to |
07Seb1 46:78 | | | according to his flesh, then | it | would be impossible for a |
07Seb1 46:78 | | | forth God made man. And | it | would be impossible for that |
07Seb1 46:82 | | | men, king Constans, we reckoned | it | best through this declaration to |
07Seb1 47:4 | | | ’Like a tempest | it | shall run from the south |
07Seb1 47:4 | | | the land, trampled and smote | it | |
07Seb1 47:8 | | | the king: ’He said that | it | is necessary to avenge the |
07Seb1 48:6 | | | country; and I shall reckon | it | in the royal tax. I |
07Seb1 49:6 | | | Romans. The Catholicos had sealed | it | with his ring and with |
07Seb1 49:6 | | | princes; and they had given | it | to him to preserve in |
07Seb1 49:13 | | | a council and summoned to | it | all the bishops. He had |
07Seb1 49:13 | | | concerning the faith, and sealed | it | with his own ring, and |
07Seb1 49:19 | | | of winter had passed and | it | was near to the great |
07Seb1 50:11 | | | wind whirled around over them; | it | crashed and roared like the |
07Seb1 50:14 | | | the Greeks defeated them, and | it | fled to Aruastan pillaging Fourth |
07Seb1 50:15 | | | took up quarters at Dvin. | It | was planning to put Iberia |
07Seb1 50:15 | | | put Iberia to the sword. | It | parleyed with them in a |
07Seb1 50:20 | | | nor mercy from above; but | it | was as if one might |
07Seb1 52:4 | | | | It | was the days of piercing |
07Seb1 52:4 | | | fortress in order to pillage | it | too. The general of the |
07Seb1 52:23 | | | For even if | it | was fulfilled earlier in those |
07Seb1 52:23 | | | later (times) down to eternity | it | will be fulfilled according to |
07Seb1 52:23 | | | he says, ’from my anger; | it | will burn down and descend |
07Seb1 52:25 | | | iron and its claws bronze. | It | ate and tore in pieces |
07Seb1 52:25 | | | in pieces, and the remnants | it | trampled underfoot,’ and so |
08Ghev1 1:6 | | | the sword and death to | it. | Now put on your armor |
08Ghev1 3:15 | | | about which I narrated earlier, | it | took its spoil and captives |
08Ghev1 4:5 | | | shall exterminate your House, (removing | it) | from the (other) clans of |
08Ghev1 5:2 | | | his realm, and placed in | it | the icon of the life |
08Ghev1 5:2 | | | West, naming the church after | it | Amenap’rkich’ “Savior of All |
08Ghev1 5:3 | | | own tail, and they called | it | a comet. It became a |
08Ghev1 5:3 | | | they called it a comet. | It | became a symbol of (the |
08Ghev1 7:1 | | | scabbard until he had plunged | it | into our land |
08Ghev1 7:10 | | | ditch where they had thrown | it. | Immediately they began piling up |
08Ghev1 8:11 | | | mass and those worthy of | it | communed in the Lord’s body |
08Ghev1 8:11 | | | Lord’s body and blood, regarding | it | as their last rites |
08Ghev1 8:15 | | | escaped the sword fell through | it | into the depths to drown |
08Ghev1 8:26 | | | mercy, nor shall we show | it | to you |
08Ghev1 8:28 | | | spoil from the fallen, divided | it | up amongst themselves, and departed |
08Ghev1 9:13 | | | the blessed patriarch and laid | it | to rest in a grave |
08Ghev1 10:23 | | | of the Armenians and pacified | it | by stopping all the unjust |
08Ghev1 10:23 | | | all the unjust attacks upon | it, | severely rebuking and subduing the |
08Ghev1 10:24 | | | larger than before and fortified | it | with gates and locks, and |
08Ghev1 10:24 | | | gates and locks, and surrounded | it | with a moat filled with |
08Ghev1 10:24 | | | and now I shall rebuild | it. | I was a twelve-year |
08Ghev1 11:3 | | | to this letter; rather, do | it | immediately |
08Ghev1 11:5 | | | response of this sort: “Could | it | be that you are mightier |
08Ghev1 11:5 | | | time until now? How is | it | that the king of Babylon |
08Ghev1 11:6 | | | leash of lust. Because of | it, | you expressed your wicked desires |
08Ghev1 11:6 | | | have come with you. Could | it | be that there are no |
08Ghev1 11:7 | | | of kings, I will give | it | to you. Then you can |
08Ghev1 11:12 | | | swords to work seeing to | it | that no one survived to |
08Ghev1 12:2 | | | sons of Ishmael will demolish | it | and rebuild it once more |
08Ghev1 12:2 | | | will demolish it and rebuild | it | once more with funds from |
08Ghev1 13:3 | | | Below, briefly, we shall summarize | it | |
08Ghev1 13:6 | | | tell me truly, why was | it | that Jesus and His disciples |
08Ghev1 13:6 | | | returned the same? Why is | it | that you have not been |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | Children of Israel who read | it | and understood it, and that |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | who read it and understood | it, | and that it was many |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | and understood it, and that | it | was many times lost, so |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | time there was nothing of | it | remaining among them, till at |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | later period some men recomposed | it | out of their own heads |
08Ghev1 13:8 | | | own heads. You admit that | it | was handed down from generation |
08Ghev1 13:9 | | | Why is | it, | that in the Mosaic Code |
08Ghev1 13:9 | | | of the resurrection or judgment? | It | is the evangelists Matthew, Mark |
08Ghev1 13:10 | | | Is | it | not true that Jesus, speaking |
08Ghev1 13:12 | | | Is | it | possible that God could have |
08Ghev1 14:1 | | | arguments) you advance against us? | It | is God Himself who commands |
08Ghev1 14:2 | | | the least appearance of truthfulness, | it | is incumbent (on us) to |
08Ghev1 14:4 | | | to heretics, for fear of | it | being turned into ridicule, and |
08Ghev1 14:5 | | | | It | is true that we have |
08Ghev1 14:5 | | | again if need be, but | it | has always been about mundane |
08Ghev1 14:6 | | | Muhammad, and these writings make | it | unnecessary for us to involve |
08Ghev1 14:7 | | | marvelous as ours, hearken, if | it | please you, and in hearkening |
08Ghev1 14:8 | | | | It | is truly difficult, let me |
08Ghev1 14:8 | | | only of obstinately persisting in | it. | Let me explain it to |
08Ghev1 14:8 | | | in it. Let me explain | it | to you this way. Suppose |
08Ghev1 14:8 | | | spirit of contradiction, says that | it | is a spring of water |
08Ghev1 14:9 | | | world and you shall quit | it | naked”, whereas we do not |
08Ghev1 14:9 | | | upon death. On the contrary | it | was the just Job who |
08Ghev1 14:10 | | | | It | is this way that you |
08Ghev1 14:10 | | | to your opinions, and employ | it | in your defense |
08Ghev1 14:11 | | | mouths of the Prophets. Furthermore, | it | is by the grace and |
08Ghev1 14:11 | | | Christianity has been preached, after | it | was founded, propagated and believed |
08Ghev1 14:11 | | | was founded, propagated and believed. | It | is by these words that |
08Ghev1 14:11 | | | is by these words that | it | will still prosper by the |
08Ghev1 14:13 | | | | It | would be expedient for you |
08Ghev1 14:19 | | | Consequently, | it | is not surprising that the |
08Ghev1 14:20 | | | pronounced by men, but because | it | was the Word of God |
08Ghev1 14:21 | | | falsification of these writings, if | it | is the head of your |
08Ghev1 14:21 | | | has forgotten himself, and if | it | is some other, he has |
08Ghev1 14:23 | | | We know that | it | was Abraham who earlier received |
08Ghev1 14:23 | | | the mission of Christ, and | it | was to him that God |
08Ghev1 14:24 | | | until he comes to whom | it | belongs; and to him shall |
08Ghev1 14:28 | | | sons of Israel who read | it | and were knowledgeable of it |
08Ghev1 14:28 | | | it and were knowledgeable of | it?” | Again, “After many years of |
08Ghev1 14:29 | | | while those who did | it, | human beings as they were |
08Ghev1 14:29 | | | opinions, pretending to draw from | it | all that follows, stating: “That |
08Ghev1 14:30 | | | himself on a lie, and | it | is a lie to adopt |
08Ghev1 14:31 | | | When we say that | it | was the Hebrews who composed |
08Ghev1 14:31 | | | to say that they produced | it | out of their imagination, but |
08Ghev1 14:31 | | | imagination, but that they wrote | it | based on the faith of |
08Ghev1 14:33 | | | | It | is by the inspiration of |
08Ghev1 14:37 | | | eliminate the rest, because thus | it | would have been much easier |
08Ghev1 14:40 | | | the flesh, so how could | it | be that, the temple, the |
08Ghev1 14:41 | | | the object of proving that | it | was He Himself who had |
08Ghev1 14:43 | | | Daniel prophesied in Babylon, for | it | was there that he was |
08Ghev1 14:44 | | | There | it | was also that the events |
08Ghev1 14:44 | | | taken place, yet he announces | it | in an unmistakable manner in |
08Ghev1 14:45 | | | work of God, for when | it | was compared with the edition |
08Ghev1 14:46 | | | exposed to faults of memory.” | It | is true that every man |
08Ghev1 14:46 | | | exempt from forgetfulness and conjectures, | it | is He who speaks through |
08Ghev1 14:56 | | | rather have us declare that | it | was written by God and |
08Ghev1 14:56 | | | Furqan, although we know that | it | was ’Umar, Abu Turab, and |
08Ghev1 14:56 | | | deceitfully publicized that God sent | it | down from the heavens |
08Ghev1 14:57 | | | hindered us from removing from | it | the names of the evangelists |
08Ghev1 14:57 | | | evangelists, or from adding that | it | was God who sent it |
08Ghev1 14:57 | | | it was God who sent | it | down from the heavens |
08Ghev1 14:58 | | | way of sending them Prophets. | It | is for this reason that |
08Ghev1 14:59 | | | I repeat, | it | was for this reason that |
08Ghev1 14:66 | | | According to your own people, | it | has been a hundred years |
08Ghev1 14:69 | | | sovereign, pontiff and executioner, would | it | be astonishing that the Christian |
08Ghev1 14:69 | | | that the Christian faith, were | it | the invention of some human |
08Ghev1 14:70 | | | Yet | it | is now eight hundred years |
08Ghev1 14:70 | | | divergence among Christians is found, | it | is because of the differences |
08Ghev1 14:71 | | | as one sees among you. | It | would appear that, among the |
08Ghev1 14:73 | | | In any case | it | is nothing strange that Christians |
08Ghev1 14:76 | | | ever dared to act so, | it | would have been impossible for |
08Ghev1 14:78 | | | the word ’Father’, you replace | it | with ’Lord’, or sometimes with |
08Ghev1 14:80 | | | | It | is very difficult indeed for |
08Ghev1 14:82 | | | Do you believe that | it | is to angels, who dare |
08Ghev1 14:82 | | | futile. To whom then could | it | be that God is addressing |
08Ghev1 14:83 | | | you, and then answer to | it. | Although the sun is one |
08Ghev1 14:83 | | | and the rays emanate from | it, | yet the sun is one |
08Ghev1 14:85 | | | in the Holy Scriptures; as | it | is, you give highest consideration |
08Ghev1 14:87 | | | ours, which, as long as | it | has not proceeded from our |
08Ghev1 14:87 | | | others), and as soon as | it | has gone out, decomposes and |
08Ghev1 14:88 | | | | It | is this Word which Scriptures |
08Ghev1 14:90 | | | | It | is evident that Adam was |
08Ghev1 14:90 | | | but do you believe that | it | was his material body full |
08Ghev1 14:90 | | | image? Never. On the contrary, | it | was his soul, reason and |
08Ghev1 14:97 | | | And | it | will so be that whoever |
08Ghev1 14:97 | | | die from among his people.” [Deut. 18:15, 18-19]. | It | is true that since the |
08Ghev1 14:105 | | | and not to revolt against | it, | as it really happened, lest |
08Ghev1 14:105 | | | to revolt against it, as | it | really happened, lest strangers, that |
08Ghev1 14:108 | | | shall rise out of Israel; | it | shall crush the chief Moab |
08Ghev1 14:108 | | | well how, in precise fashion, | it | indicates the future domination He |
08Ghev1 14:109 | | | you want to know what | it | means for Him to rule |
08Ghev1 14:109 | | | Him to rule all nations, | it | means that all peoples must |
08Ghev1 14:116 | | | desperately corrupt; who can understand | it? | O Lord, the hope of |
08Ghev1 14:119 | | | over his kingdom, to establish | it, | and to uphold it with |
08Ghev1 14:119 | | | establish it, and to uphold | it | with justice and with righteousness |
08Ghev1 14:120 | | | Now | it | is well known that (Jesus |
08Ghev1 14:121 | | | of David? And how is | it | eternal and as the days |
08Ghev1 14:121 | | | the days of the heavens? | It | is the celestial kingdom of |
08Ghev1 14:121 | | | son of David, of whom | it | was announced: “(Of the increase |
08Ghev1 14:121 | | | over his kingdom, to establish | it, | and to uphold it with |
08Ghev1 14:121 | | | establish it, and to uphold | it | with justice and with righteousness |
08Ghev1 14:122 | | | | It | is evident from this passage |
08Ghev1 14:124 | | | through Zechariah God note: “If | it | seems right to you, give |
08Ghev1 14:125 | | | you wish and will find | it | such as we have presented |
08Ghev1 14:125 | | | such as we have presented | it | to you |
08Ghev1 14:132 | | | Is | it | that you have forgotten, though |
08Ghev1 14:132 | | | you are hardly aware of | it, | the tremendous imposture credited by |
08Ghev1 14:137 | | | | It | is you who wants to |
08Ghev1 14:139 | | | He was really man, since | it | is necessary to believe that |
08Ghev1 14:141 | | | I have power to lay | it | down, and I have power |
08Ghev1 14:141 | | | I have power to take | it | again |
08Ghev1 14:142 | | | the word “Father” you change | it, | replacing it either by the |
08Ghev1 14:142 | | | Father” you change it, replacing | it | either by the word “Lord |
08Ghev1 14:143 | | | you put no faith in | it. | That passage is this: “He |
08Ghev1 14:143 | | | meaning of this is that | it | is not in His human |
08Ghev1 14:147 | | | by the voice, proved that | it | was He alone to whom |
08Ghev1 14:148 | | | Lord) as a mere man. | It | seems that it is only |
08Ghev1 14:148 | | | mere man. It seems that | it | is only the truth that |
08Ghev1 14:149 | | | according to your supposition, is | it | an incredible thing that a |
08Ghev1 14:154 | | | We have not modified anything; | it | was the Lord Himself who |
08Ghev1 14:158 | | | pretend that we have replaced | it | by baptism. The mystery of |
08Ghev1 14:159 | | | precept of circumcision only that | it | might serve as a sign |
08Ghev1 14:159 | | | this institution), you cannot know | it, | as observed above |
08Ghev1 14:161 | | | for circumcision by only ridiculing | it | to the end. In the |
08Ghev1 14:162 | | | the divine institution of Baptism, | it | was announced to us by |
08Ghev1 14:165 | | | light, and there was light.” [Gen. 1:3]. | It | was on the same day |
08Ghev1 14:167 | | | the Prophets of the Lord? | It | was for you and such |
08Ghev1 14:168 | | | in these terms: “How is | it | possible for God to dwell |
08Ghev1 14:169 | | | the earth, and the animals, | it | appears occupy a superior place |
08Ghev1 14:172 | | | His image, would not think | it | shameful to take man’s image |
08Ghev1 14:174 | | | | It | is you alone who consider |
08Ghev1 14:175 | | | all other created things, for | it | is of holy men that |
08Ghev1 14:176 | | | | It | is clearly to be seen |
08Ghev1 14:176 | | | which you call filthiness, since | it | befits the ever-living to |
08Ghev1 14:177 | | | suffered death in His cause? | It | is of (these) martyrs that |
08Ghev1 14:180 | | | whose corpse, as soon as | it | was cast into the tomb |
08Ghev1 14:182 | | | yourself under eternal death, as | it | has been predicted by our |
08Ghev1 14:183 | | | | It | is thus that Muhammad, your |
08Ghev1 14:185 | | | | It | is (in imitation of this |
08Ghev1 14:188 | | | wood and the colors on | it, | we do not give them |
08Ghev1 14:190 | | | not only did not abolish | it, | but also called it the |
08Ghev1 14:190 | | | abolish it, but also called | it | the dwelling of Abraham. I |
08Ghev1 14:193 | | | in a single day. As | it | is, they are able to |
08Ghev1 14:194 | | | affair with women, as if | it | were a matter of tilling |
08Ghev1 14:195 | | | wife, as you remind me, | it | is well known that therein |
08Ghev1 14:196 | | | sin to be such as | it | is, and that is what |
08Ghev1 14:197 | | | not to say anything, were | it | possible, about the shamelessness with |
08Ghev1 14:198 | | | | It | is said that the serpent |
08Ghev1 14:205 | | | | It | is then true that Satan |
08Ghev1 14:206 | | | the maritime desert indicates that | it | is your desert which is |
08Ghev1 14:208 | | | destined to save the universe. | It | is this disobedience of the |
08Ghev1 14:210 | | | | It | was then the enemy who |
08Ghev1 14:211 | | | drawing you into his error. | It | is thus that he has |
08Ghev1 14:215 | | | your pleasures to any good, | it | is precisely for that reason |
08Ghev1 14:215 | | | heaven of no account if | it | is not peopled with women |
08Ghev1 14:218 | | | His countenance. Should He will | it, ( | we are prepared to suffer |
08Ghev1 14:219 | | | God alone knows; but surely | it | was not because their religion |
08Ghev1 15:0 | | | Ishmaelites. When the latter read | it, | he was overcome by shame |
08Ghev1 16:1 | | | the rock of faith. As | it | happened he was unable to |
08Ghev1 16:1 | | | and instead was crushed by | it | |
08Ghev1 19:7 | | | and cities of that country. | It | is said that the number |
08Ghev1 19:9 | | | slaves and equippage, he divided | it | among his troops. For the |
08Ghev1 20:0 | | | than the previous body—entrusted | it | to general Maslama, and sent |
08Ghev1 20:0 | | | to general Maslama, and sent | it | against Byzantium |
08Ghev1 20:4 | | | that you reject us? Could | it | be that you have not |
08Ghev1 20:6 | | | Haghia) Sophia, I will turn | it | into a bath house for |
08Ghev1 20:11 | | | verse and many others like | it | did he pour forth before |
08Ghev1 20:14 | | | live by our swords. Rather, | it | is the right hand of |
08Ghev1 20:14 | | | impudence, the way you do. | It | has never entered your mind |
08Ghev1 20:15 | | | That is because | it | was not due to the |
08Ghev1 20:17 | | | | It | was the wand of Moses |
08Ghev1 20:19 | | | trap, as was fitting. For | it | was the Lord Who hardened |
08Ghev1 20:23 | | | Cross to pay honor to | it | |
08Ghev1 20:24 | | | of the Lord’s Cross upon | it | |
08Ghev1 20:30 | | | to my own errors. Since | it | has entered your heart to |
08Ghev1 22:2 | | | captives and loot and sent | it | to their caliph Hisham, relating |
08Ghev1 24:4 | | | resumed the fight and prolonged | it. | But then Marwan beat the |
08Ghev1 24:7 | | | | It | was here that the prophecy |
08Ghev1 24:8 | | | the house of Haz’ael, and | it | shall devour the strongholds of |
08Ghev1 24:9 | | | | It | is certainly worth pondering why |
08Ghev1 24:10 | | | | It | seems to me that this |
08Ghev1 24:11 | | | source of all good things. | It | was this that irrevocably transformed |
08Ghev1 25:7 | | | Now | it | happened that at the very |
08Ghev1 25:10 | | | bad seed. That is how | it | was in this case |
08Ghev1 26:2 | | | foolish scheme. Quite the contrary, | it | is a devious plan and |
08Ghev1 26:3 | | | | It | will bring only trouble and |
08Ghev1 26:3 | | | and let us not do | it. | Instead let us pay taxes |
08Ghev1 26:7 | | | Now | it | happened that all the sons |
08Ghev1 26:11 | | | of our entire land, consigning | it | to a shadowy darkness and |
08Ghev1 27:1 | | | Now | it | happened that while Marwan still |
08Ghev1 27:6 | | | the royal treasury, and distributed | it | to his troops. Surrounding himself |
08Ghev1 27:9 | | | slaughtered them so severely that | it | was said that some [300,000] cavalry |
08Ghev1 30:4 | | | | It | was there that Hamazasp was |
08Ghev1 31:2 | | | an enormous force and entrusted | it | to one of his generals |
08Ghev1 31:7 | | | But | it | happened that after a short |
08Ghev1 32:5 | | | he was unable to capture | it, | he treacherously summoned (Gagik) to |
08Ghev1 32:6 | | | to save his life. But | it | did no good, for he |
08Ghev1 33:0 | | | drinking their blood as though | it | were water |
08Ghev1 33:7 | | | For as we noted earlier, | it | was the Lord who hardened |
08Ghev1 34:1 | | | Nonetheless they considered | it | better to die bravely than |
08Ghev1 34:20 | | | on the Saracens’ brigade, and | it | did not dare sally forth |
08Ghev1 34:25 | | | Smbat, Ashot’s son, into believing | it | |
08Ghev1 34:29 | | | They besieged | it | with walls and throughout the |
08Ghev1 34:29 | | | entire winter they battled against | it. | They erected towers and punched |
08Ghev1 34:33 | | | slaughtered a lion as though | it | were a goat’s kid |
08Ghev1 34:35 | | | If | it | pleases you, accept my advice |
08Ghev1 34:37 | | | Quite the contrary, they regarded | it | as treasonous since they were |
08Ghev1 34:38 | | | districts looking for food, took | it, | and returned to their keeps |
08Ghev1 34:42 | | | land of the Armenians, reaching | it | via the Syrian areas |
08Ghev1 34:47 | | | village of Arch’e’sh to destroy | it | to its foundations and to |
08Ghev1 34:47 | | | to kill the soldiers in | it | |
08Ghev1 34:56 | | | the river which flows through | it. | With them were all the |
08Ghev1 34:57 | | | city of Karin had brought | it | close to the breaking point |
08Ghev1 34:57 | | | the Arabs) wanted to give | it | into their hands |
08Ghev1 34:58 | | | slanderers, but instead they thought | it | better to die than to |
08Ghev1 37:4 | | | ’Abas ibn Muhammad), and sent | it | to Byzantine territory. For in |
08Ghev1 38:2 | | | goes to whomever God grants | it. | God might give your troops |
08Ghev1 38:4 | | | Arabs) were unable to capture | it, | because it was (well) protected |
08Ghev1 38:4 | | | unable to capture it, because | it | was (well) protected by its |
08Ghev1 38:5 | | | and form swamps all around | it. | Thus (the Arabs) were unable |
08Ghev1 39:0 | | | | It | remains for us to describe |
08Ghev1 39:10 | | | to their caliph claiming that | it | was not the will of |
08Ghev1 40:13 | | | their martyrdom would be completed. | It | was the blessed, glorious day |
08Ghev1 40:14 | | | faith and their enthusiasm for | it, | he did not repeat the |
08Ghev1 40:16 | | | or making any audible sound. | It | was only in his heart |
08Ghev1 41:4 | | | that they could not endure | it. | For even if they gave |
08Ghev1 41:4 | | | gave all that they possessed, | it | was not enough to save |
08Ghev1 41:6 | | | onerous level of taxation, but | it | was of no avail. For |
08Ghev1 41:7 | | | yearly collection and to take | it | immediately, and they implemented the |
08Ghev1 42:4 | | | in the Tayk’ area and | it | flows in a northwesterly direction |
08Ghev1 42:9 | | | conceal anything from me. Bring | it | all out into the open |
08Ghev1 42:9 | | | discovered, he will pay for | it | with his life |
08Ghev1 42:11 | | | decided to confiscate all of | it, | but then changed his mind |
08Ghev1 43:1 | | | House of T’orgom has concluded. ( | It | was written) by order of |
08Ghev1 43:2 | | | his legitimate funds to reproduce | it. | I beseech you to remember |
09Draskh1 1:5 | | | of the poets and make | it | look ridiculous to the readers |
09Draskh1 1:26 | | | every thing that is in | it | |
09Draskh1 1:27 | | | to see these, henceforth, if | it | pleases you, let me set |
09Draskh1 2:7 | | | the Ashkenazian army and called | it | the House of Togarmah; for |
09Draskh1 2:16 | | | yet they did not consider | it | worthy to set out in |
09Draskh1 3:8 | | | place of residence. He built | it | magnificently with blocks of sandstone |
09Draskh1 3:8 | | | blocks of sandstone, and named | it | Armawir |
09Draskh1 3:14 | | | by the river Erasx where | it | flows in torrents and penetrates |
09Draskh1 3:20 | | | his native land, he called | it | Greater Armenia |
09Draskh1 3:25 | | | and subsequently conquered all of | it | |
09Draskh1 4:14 | | | Medes, and took charge of | it | |
09Draskh1 4:18 | | | | It | is said that the (social |
09Draskh1 4:20 | | | spend time to glorify him; | it | rather forces me to turn |
09Draskh1 4:29 | | | Be | it | as it may, the timespan |
09Draskh1 4:29 | | | Be it as | it | may, the timespan from our |
09Draskh1 5:1 | | | narrated by certain others, if | it | is a must for you |
09Draskh1 5:20 | | | of Pontus and defeated them. | It | is reported that he plunged |
09Draskh1 5:20 | | | into a rock, and left | it | there to be observed as |
09Draskh1 6:3 | | | son of Nek’tanib, and fortified | it | with extensive bastions. Having annexed |
09Draskh1 6:3 | | | city to Armenia, Mithridates adorned | it, | calling it a border town |
09Draskh1 6:3 | | | Armenia, Mithridates adorned it, calling | it | a border town |
09Draskh1 6:6 | | | Be | it | as it may, Tigran, after |
09Draskh1 6:6 | | | Be it as | it | may, Tigran, after setting many |
09Draskh1 6:9 | | | which he enlarged and endowed | it | with magnificent buildings, and called |
09Draskh1 6:9 | | | with magnificent buildings, and called | it | Caesarea in honor of Caesar |
09Draskh1 7:2 | | | the Syrians could not pronounce | it | properly in our tongue, they |
09Draskh1 7:12 | | | the letter, our Savior considered | it | worth answering and wrote to |
09Draskh1 7:13 | | | Savior to Abgar and with | it | he also carried the impression |
09Draskh1 8:5 | | | | It | is said that Saint Grigor’s |
09Draskh1 10:3 | | | carried his body and buried | it | in the village (awan) of |
09Draskh1 10:5 | | | elder brother Vrt’anes, even as | it | pleased the Holy Spirit |
09Draskh1 11:9 | | | at his own will placed | it | in his church in the |
09Draskh1 11:10 | | | from his hands and throwing | it | to the ground trampled it |
09Draskh1 11:10 | | | it to the ground trampled | it | under his feet and destroyed |
09Draskh1 11:10 | | | under his feet and destroyed | it | |
09Draskh1 12:12 | | | our country as well, since | it | was altogether invested with nine |
09Draskh1 12:17 | | | Valens did not even consider | it | worth seeing the holy man |
09Draskh1 13:4 | | | of a crown and exposing | it | to sparkling flames, he placed |
09Draskh1 13:4 | | | to sparkling flames, he placed | it | on his head and thus |
09Draskh1 14:18 | | | Far be | it | from me,” he said, “to |
09Draskh1 15:1 | | | an end and along with | it | the patriarchal throne was also |
09Draskh1 15:4 | | | naxarars of Armenia either considered | it | unreasonable to leave the flock |
09Draskh1 16:42 | | | Armenia”, “Third Armenia” and turned | it | into an eparchy |
09Draskh1 16:46 | | | metropolis is Theodosiopolis, he annexed | it | to Greater Armenia |
09Draskh1 17:15 | | | a superb structure and around | it | he established his residence |
09Draskh1 17:16 | | | the great patriarch Abraham, as | it | was previously mentioned, lived in |
09Draskh1 17:28 | | | well stamped his seal on | it, | not taking the liberty to |
09Draskh1 17:28 | | | taking the liberty to open | it. | The height of the blessed |
09Draskh1 17:30 | | | city of Vagharshapat and rebuilt | it | with proportioned and beautiful polished |
09Draskh1 18:4 | | | had borne Christ and put | it | in its place |
09Draskh1 18:18 | | | the apostolic bastion and destroying | it | for the man worshipping Tome |
09Draskh1 18:23 | | | | It | is my opinion that this |
09Draskh1 19:10 | | | Christ to Constantinople so that | it | might not be seized again |
09Draskh1 19:21 | | | the divine treasury so that | it | might give hope for the |
09Draskh1 19:21 | | | best to those who sought | it | and cure the sick |
09Draskh1 20:9 | | | dastakert of Aruch and had | it | built in haste as a |
09Draskh1 20:9 | | | earth. To the south of | it | he built his palace on |
09Draskh1 20:9 | | | of the rocks, so that | it | covered the edge like a |
09Draskh1 20:10 | | | And then, encircling | it | with a wall built with |
09Draskh1 20:10 | | | with lime mortar, he set | it | up as his place of |
09Draskh1 20:11 | | | place of residence, and set | it | as a domicile for the |
09Draskh1 20:15 | | | that he could somehow make | it | immovable like the calendars of |
09Draskh1 20:26 | | | into his hands, he conquered | it | after two years |
09Draskh1 20:31 | | | took his body and buried | it | near the martyrium of Saint |
09Draskh1 21:7 | | | in hell, he again made | it | known to him that he |
09Draskh1 21:9 | | | Ogbay came he would receive | it | from his hands and perhaps |
09Draskh1 21:12 | | | letter from his hands, read | it | and remarked: “Yes, your wish |
09Draskh1 21:13 | | | naxarars of Armenia and sent | it | to Armenia together with the |
09Draskh1 21:19 | | | roof of the church, filled | it | with fire, and through incendiary |
09Draskh1 22:14 | | | with a file and mixing | it | with sweet ointments, he sprinkled |
09Draskh1 22:14 | | | with sweet ointments, he sprinkled | it | on his beard, which was |
09Draskh1 22:16 | | | are visible, for this reason | it | became customary to adorn the |
09Draskh1 23:2 | | | Grigor, King Trdat had bequeathed | it | to him as a soulscot |
09Draskh1 23:7 | | | the patriarchal throne, and occupying | it | for only three years, died |
09Draskh1 23:11 | | | wither and waste away, and | it | was reduced to a state |
09Draskh1 23:14 | | | blessing the site and striking | it | with the staff that was |
09Draskh1 23:21 | | | | It | is narrated that he was |
09Draskh1 24:3 | | | | It | was then that he noticed |
09Draskh1 24:15 | | | | It | happened as he had predicted |
09Draskh1 24:18 | | | perchance available, you will find | it | adequately treated by our predecessor |
09Draskh1 24:28 | | | And | it | was thus that (the katholikosate |
09Draskh1 25:2 | | | his wife’s prerogatives, and occupied | it | as his own select portion |
09Draskh1 25:4 | | | the following message): “Why is | it | that for filthy lucre’s sake |
09Draskh1 25:11 | | | holy patriarchate, where he had | it | buried in a grave near |
09Draskh1 26:20 | | | their orders, as he deemed | it | better to die with Christ |
09Draskh1 26:21 | | | who asked he answered that | it | was impossible for him to |
09Draskh1 27:1 | | | Henceforth, if | it | should please you, when narrating |
09Draskh1 27:2 | | | For | it | does not seem expedient to |
09Draskh1 28:5 | | | obediently and wisely and through | it | he brought all of his |
09Draskh1 30:6 | | | in a coffin and brought | it | to the town (awan) of |
09Draskh1 30:11 | | | unwarranted and unaccountable, and that | it | might be a cause for |
09Draskh1 30:17 | | | solemn contract accordingly, he handed | it | over to the great patriarch |
09Draskh1 30:24 | | | of Atrpatakan and along with | it | he was given robes wrought |
09Draskh1 30:29 | | | charges against the katholikos, that | it | would be better for you |
09Draskh1 30:38 | | | the anathema pronounced on me | it | was entirely just and deserved |
09Draskh1 30:40 | | | not see this done; for | it | is impossible to identify a |
09Draskh1 30:40 | | | to identify a transgression, as ( | it | is impossible to trace) the |
09Draskh1 30:41 | | | of such a misdeed, should | it | occur |
09Draskh1 30:49 | | | could turn me away be | it | by fear of Hades or |
09Draskh1 30:50 | | | laws inscribed by God, wherein | it | is written, that those things |
09Draskh1 30:51 | | | so much that they stole | it | from us, and having changed |
09Draskh1 30:51 | | | the words, they allegorically set | it | forth as their own. Certainly |
09Draskh1 30:54 | | | the chosen of God. Is | it | for this reason, that the |
09Draskh1 30:55 | | | Do not make trouble, as | it | is hard for you to |
09Draskh1 30:56 | | | there be a meeting, let | it | not be the assembly of |
09Draskh1 30:56 | | | of the Lord, but let | it | be like that congregation which |
09Draskh1 30:61 | | | do not be afraid, for | it | is not new that the |
09Draskh1 30:61 | | | blessed, and scheme to rebut | it | through the knavery of the |
09Draskh1 30:62 | | | the edge of the sword. | It | was the zeal of the |
09Draskh1 30:63 | | | | It | was the violent passion of |
09Draskh1 30:64 | | | | It | was the rage of Judas |
09Draskh1 31:6 | | | anger for no reason? If | it | is because of the alliance |
09Draskh1 32:2 | | | | It | also demolished and destroyed the |
09Draskh1 32:5 | | | As | it | was not possible to bury |
09Draskh1 32:17 | | | Consequently, (you should not consider) | it | tragic, if death, to which |
09Draskh1 32:22 | | | the people having heard of | it | through hearsay consoled themselves greatly |
09Draskh1 32:23 | | | spoke to one another thus: “ | It | was just that Christians confounded |
09Draskh1 33:22 | | | fulfill the amount demanded, handed | it | over to the ostikan to |
09Draskh1 33:24 | | | of the reasonable sheep return, | it | was filled with great joy |
09Draskh1 34:8 | | | was displeased with this, since | it | was contrary to his will |
09Draskh1 34:15 | | | Hoghs on the pretext that | it | would be advantageous for them |
09Draskh1 34:21 | | | and have the porters pick | it | up and turn on their |
09Draskh1 34:21 | | | troops noticed this, they considered | it | true and all did the |
09Draskh1 36:1 | | | brought his body and buried | it | in the cemetery of Dzoroy |
09Draskh1 37:25 | | | the vanquisher, and “whose will | it | is that all men should |
09Draskh1 38:14 | | | receiving the fortress, I handed | it | over to the prince. Subsequently |
09Draskh1 39:9 | | | the Axurean River, and decorating | it | with many valuable vessels, he |
09Draskh1 39:10 | | | tried very hard to bring | it | to completion with God’s will |
09Draskh1 40:7 | | | message, and being happy with | it, | Smbat responded to the secretary’s |
09Draskh1 42:1 | | | the court and having cast | it | off to be trampled in |
09Draskh1 43:13 | | | would spread in whatever direction | it | might find combustible material, and |
09Draskh1 45:11 | | | people of Ashkenaz, as if | it | were night. Putting our laborious |
09Draskh1 45:15 | | | view of these events, that | it | is incapable of helping me |
09Draskh1 46:7 | | | the sparapet Ashot, who sent | it | to be buried in the |
09Draskh1 46:9 | | | with tears and lamentations. For | it | was because of our sins |
09Draskh1 46:10 | | | manner certain azats, about whom | it | is not proper for me |
09Draskh1 46:19 | | | grief-bearing ladies on whom | it | remained affixed in the likeness |
09Draskh1 46:20 | | | and having devoured the multitudes, | it | caused tears to be shed |
09Draskh1 47:9 | | | order to besiege and seize | it. | The latter came to the |
09Draskh1 47:9 | | | and for several days attacked | it, | but could not do any |
09Draskh1 47:9 | | | not do any harm to | it | |
09Draskh1 48:4 | | | Be that as | it | may, king Smbat had taken |
09Draskh1 48:6 | | | the cunning prince’s entreaties, because | it | was in a state of |
09Draskh1 48:18 | | | able to get hold of | it. | Secretly devising wicked snares, he |
09Draskh1 49:3 | | | to eradicate, destroy and devastate | it, | for the pious princesses, the |
09Draskh1 49:9 | | | king his towel and forcing | it | into his mouth, pushed it |
09Draskh1 49:9 | | | it into his mouth, pushed | it | down his throat by means |
09Draskh1 49:15 | | | Be that as | it | may, let us leave these |
09Draskh1 50:6 | | | | It | was then, that the great |
09Draskh1 51:19 | | | fastened in holes, so that | it | was impossible for them either |
09Draskh1 52:6 | | | your land in your presence; | it | is made desolate, and overthrown |
09Draskh1 52:9 | | | we witnessed; on the contrary | it | was the exact opposite. For |
09Draskh1 53:6 | | | pleasant and beneficial, whereas now | it | is useless, and tempestuous, and |
09Draskh1 53:8 | | | we stored anything at all, | it | was given to others |
09Draskh1 53:21 | | | them ate the wheat before | it | was crushed and kneaded, while |
09Draskh1 53:22 | | | If they found any food, | it | was through labor, and the |
09Draskh1 53:32 | | | rapacious beasts became accustomed to | it | and the numbers of the |
09Draskh1 54:3 | | | of the wicked, we deplore | it | with deep personal grief, and |
09Draskh1 54:5 | | | Now, if | it | seems proper to your Holiness |
09Draskh1 54:5 | | | your Holiness, first of all, | it | is necessary to call upon |
09Draskh1 54:10 | | | holy men, and see to | it | that they attend to the |
09Draskh1 54:14 | | | And as | it | befits your Holiness, you may |
09Draskh1 54:16 | | | read this, and having embraced | it | with the love of Christ |
09Draskh1 54:33 | | | afflictions that came upon us. | It | is about us who are |
09Draskh1 54:37 | | | an adulterer with dissolute passion, | it | dared to fall upon the |
09Draskh1 54:45 | | | sword that slaughters multitudes. For | it | brought death to all through |
09Draskh1 54:45 | | | its insidious breath; for some | it | lay snares in secret by |
09Draskh1 54:45 | | | destructive and deadly drugs, and | it | consumed the rest with blazing |
09Draskh1 54:55 | | | which I willingly confronted, make | it | necessary for me to boast |
09Draskh1 54:65 | | | | It | is for this very reason |
09Draskh1 55:10 | | | | It | was for this reason that |
09Draskh1 55:23 | | | Be that as | it | may, as long as the |
09Draskh1 56:5 | | | | It | was at this time, that |
09Draskh1 57:14 | | | | It | was at that time, that |
09Draskh1 58:8 | | | Be that as | it | may, king Ashot, the son |
09Draskh1 59:11 | | | Ashot honored them greatly, as | it | was befitting for kings, and |
09Draskh1 59:17 | | | Be that as | it | may, Vasak, the hereditary lord |
09Draskh1 59:18 | | | from the king and handed | it | over to Vasak. Subsequently, the |
09Draskh1 60:4 | | | Be that as | it | may, the splendid and the |
09Draskh1 60:8 | | | did not wish to surrender | it | |
09Draskh1 60:14 | | | they agreed to pay for | it | twice as much as the |
09Draskh1 60:17 | | | set his own garrison in | it | |
09Draskh1 60:18 | | | of his realm. And as | it | was near the time of |
09Draskh1 60:18 | | | with scythes, and had given | it | to the raging fire, lest |
09Draskh1 60:23 | | | of the envoy, he considered | it | perhaps not worthy of an |
09Draskh1 60:28 | | | On the other hand, if | it | was the prince who refused |
09Draskh1 62:4 | | | fortress, asked Vasak to turn | it | over to him |
09Draskh1 62:5 | | | the fortress refused to hand | it | over until he had restored |
09Draskh1 63:21 | | | | It | seems to me that he |
09Draskh1 63:21 | | | his arrogant will (on people). | It | was perhaps for this reason |
09Draskh1 64:1 | | | if possible, so far as | it | lies (with you), live at |
09Draskh1 64:13 | | | of his coming, he anticipated | it | by forcing all the people |
09Draskh1 65:2 | | | he considered himself deprived because | it | was ruled by his brother |
09Draskh1 65:13 | | | of the night disappeared, and | it | was dawn, suddenly, at the |
09Draskh1 65:14 | | | the phenomenon, (and realizing) that | it | was not the time for |
09Draskh1 65:20 | | | aware of this idea considered | it | to be the proper course |
09Draskh1 66:2 | | | | It | is not fitting for you |
09Draskh1 66:19 | | | On the following morning, when | it | was still dark, all the |
09Draskh1 66:21 | | | this temporary life, as if | it | were eternal. Subsequently, the Lord |
09Draskh1 66:28 | | | inheritance and people, and called | it | His Body and His Part |
09Draskh1 66:55 | | | out to come to us. | It | was he who narrated to |
09Draskh1 66:63 | | | hearts to go to heaven: “ | It | is not lawful for us |
09Draskh1 67:13 | | | tried to take vengeance for | it | by marching directly upon the |
09Draskh1 67:13 | | | an unexpected attack, and damage | it | somehow |
09Draskh1 67:20 | | | that he would see to | it, | to the best of his |
09Draskh1 67:21 | | | But, be that as | it | may, at this time, the |
09Draskh1 67:27 | | | by its inhabitants, he seized | it | and took possession of it |
09Draskh1 67:27 | | | it and took possession of | it | without any difficulty; he also |
09Draskh1 68:14 | | | you lest by confiding in | it | you might become negligent of |
09Draskh1 68:14 | | | and knowledge, what good will | it | do to the sons as |
09Draskh1 68:17 | | | not considering yourselves worthy of | it | |
10Tovma1 1:0 | | | | It | is (only) with great effort |
10Tovma1 1:5 | | | to Sem’s lot, Nebrot’ seized | it | for himself by force and |
10Tovma1 1:6 | | | why do they say that | it | was a long time later |
10Tovma1 1:7 | | | | It | seems to me that it |
10Tovma1 1:7 | | | It seems to me that | it | is not appropriate cursorily to |
10Tovma1 1:7 | | | enquiry. (Rather we should) expound | it | in toto and write down |
10Tovma1 1:11 | | | through his wife Shamiram, since | it | was not the custom for |
10Tovma1 1:13 | | | as I mentioned above. For | it | was not the custom to |
10Tovma1 1:23 | | | in the East men inhabited | it, | rather than speaking of a |
10Tovma1 1:23 | | | a western paradise or of | it | somewhere in between. Its unlimited |
10Tovma1 1:24 | | | man with sovereign authority (over | it) | and gave him paradise to |
10Tovma1 1:24 | | | were as but a day. | It | had no need of a |
10Tovma1 1:24 | | | foreign source of light whereby | it | might become dark on the |
10Tovma1 1:25 | | | any deficiencies of the incorruptible; | it | was but a very little |
10Tovma1 1:25 | | | for (Scripture) saying: “to till | it | and keep it,” this was |
10Tovma1 1:25 | | | to till it and keep | it,” | this was not as if |
10Tovma1 1:25 | | | of paradise or to guard | it | from harm, but rather it |
10Tovma1 1:25 | | | it from harm, but rather | it | means to work righteousness and |
10Tovma1 1:26 | | | camp of the murderer. So | it | is now appropriate to call |
10Tovma1 1:31 | | | land (of Eden) and exchanged | it | for this laborious and painful |
10Tovma1 1:34 | | | for righteous judgment, then likewise | it | will be accompanied by mercy |
10Tovma1 1:34 | | | evolve into harm, or will | it | seem of a single kind |
10Tovma1 1:34 | | | sacrifice) but do not divide | it | aright, you have sinned |
10Tovma1 1:38 | | | Fourthly, because ( | it | was) a brother and not |
10Tovma1 1:45 | | | all the saints received as | it | were a paternal inheritance, like |
10Tovma1 1:52 | | | multifarious crimes they worked on | it | |
10Tovma1 1:60 | | | spiritual prophecy. After the flood | it | was commanded: eat meat, like |
10Tovma1 1:66 | | | in building the ark, if | it | is most appropriate to say |
10Tovma1 1:66 | | | fear his commands—why should | it | seem unbelievable that they too |
10Tovma1 1:70 | | | the middle of the earth; | it | came to rest on the |
10Tovma1 1:71 | | | the rainbow. Some say that | it | is fire emerging from cloud |
10Tovma1 1:71 | | | who worship the elements (say | it | is) the belt of Aramazd |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | orders to Aramazd, how is | it | that Aramazd is deprived of |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | no further on their fables. | It | is not fire emerging from |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | fire emerging from cloud, otherwise | it | would have to be visible |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | at night. But in reality, | it | is rays of the sun |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | and compact moist clouds. Since | it | did not occur in the |
10Tovma1 1:72 | | | not occur in the beginning, | it | is said to have come |
10Tovma1 1:75 | | | a double name. Ham seized | it | from the sons of Sem |
10Tovma1 1:75 | | | the sons of Sem, and | it | was built up as a |
10Tovma1 2:3 | | | his earlier deeds and placed | it | in a bronze vessel fastened |
10Tovma1 2:8 | | | in days to come. So | it | is (now) the appropriate time |
10Tovma1 2:10 | | | up his image, to worship | it | as god and offer it |
10Tovma1 2:10 | | | it as god and offer | it | sacrifices. This was the origin |
10Tovma1 2:12 | | | to the cult of demons. | It | is appropriate to liken them |
10Tovma1 3:14 | | | Seeing a bull, he stole | it | and led it aside. He |
10Tovma1 3:14 | | | he stole it and led | it | aside. He sacrificed it, piling |
10Tovma1 3:14 | | | led it aside. He sacrificed | it, | piling up stones over it |
10Tovma1 3:14 | | | it, piling up stones over | it, | and waited for evening in |
10Tovma1 3:15 | | | himself with food but found | it | bad and spoiled; for lizards |
10Tovma1 3:16 | | | nonsense he also legislated. And | it | was not for frivolous reasons |
10Tovma1 3:17 | | | and gave a part (of | it) | to mankind. And earth is |
10Tovma1 3:17 | | | host to the god Spandaramet; | it | was not created by anyone |
10Tovma1 3:17 | | | created by anyone, but as | it | now appears, so it (always |
10Tovma1 3:17 | | | as it now appears, so | it ( | always) was and remains; and |
10Tovma1 3:20 | | | summit of the mountain, as | it | is close to the heavens |
10Tovma1 3:21 | | | appearance; and in the daytime ( | it | is covered with) a very |
10Tovma1 3:21 | | | Of this they said that | it | was the foreign unknown land |
10Tovma1 3:22 | | | about Origen’s view. Nor is | it | distant, as some suppose who |
10Tovma1 3:23 | | | the drops of dew (on | it) | had an incomparable sweetness |
10Tovma1 3:30 | | | had spoken through the birds.” | It | is most appropriate in this |
10Tovma1 3:33 | | | from god, granted part of | it | to mankind, and kept most |
10Tovma1 3:33 | | | mankind, and kept most of | it | for himself. And they say |
10Tovma1 3:34 | | | sun, which is Hephaistos, saying | it | is part of a god |
10Tovma1 3:34 | | | of a god, how is | it | that the thief and weak |
10Tovma1 3:34 | | | a god? For sparks of | it | are produced by striking stone |
10Tovma1 3:35 | | | the substance of fire beside | it, | from the burning ray of |
10Tovma1 3:37 | | | the face of God. Hence | it | was necessary first that they |
10Tovma1 3:38 | | | and other such (bodies). And | it | is clear that they are |
10Tovma1 3:38 | | | and if by another, then | it | is someone who moves the |
10Tovma1 3:39 | | | is one and the same, | it | is clear that it is |
10Tovma1 3:39 | | | same, it is clear that | it | is moved by a single |
10Tovma1 3:39 | | | not by many. For if | it | was moved by many, its |
10Tovma1 3:39 | | | the heaven is eternally moving, | it | is clear that he who |
10Tovma1 3:39 | | | clear that he who moves | it | has limitless power. For if |
10Tovma1 3:40 | | | Whence | it | is clear that he is |
10Tovma1 3:40 | | | continuously and regularly. From this | it | is clear that he is |
10Tovma1 3:41 | | | So, then | it | is clear according to this |
10Tovma1 4:2 | | | all eastern Persia and subjected | it | to tax, (ruling) with peaceful |
10Tovma1 4:5 | | | Armenia in war she subjected | it; | and on her return she |
10Tovma1 4:35 | | | | It | lasted for [259] years; but according |
10Tovma1 4:36 | | | from the earlier kings found | it | appropriate, as a period of |
10Tovma1 4:40 | | | Jerusalem in order to blockade | it. | By God’s command his army |
10Tovma1 6:2 | | | but we considered | it | sufficient merely to set down |
10Tovma1 6:28 | | | he did not dare reveal | it | to Alexander. For Alexander had |
10Tovma1 6:30 | | | they lived ignoble lives, as | it | were illegitimately, down to Cyrus |
10Tovma1 6:35 | | | philosophically minded, nonetheless, for me | it | is more pleasing to place |
10Tovma1 6:38 | | | with accuracy. Then they placed | it | carefully in the archival treasure |
10Tovma1 6:44 | | | the Bagratunik’ and the Artsrunik’. | It | took place in the eighteenth |
10Tovma1 6:46 | | | So | it | is a great pleasure for |
10Tovma1 6:52 | | | in detail yet briefly, for | it | is not the occasion for |
10Tovma1 6:56 | | | the torments of Christ. And | it | was the sixteenth year of |
10Tovma1 6:60 | | | Claudius, in order to distribute | it | to orphans and widows as |
10Tovma1 7:11 | | | foot of a small hill. | It | was near the edge of |
10Tovma1 7:12 | | | called for the reason that | it | contains many treasures in its |
10Tovma1 8:2 | | | As | it | pleased him, he built a |
10Tovma1 8:2 | | | they jumped in and out; | it | looked across to the great |
10Tovma1 8:5 | | | around the rock so that | it | was secure and inaccessible to |
10Tovma1 8:5 | | | inaccessible to attackers. He set | it | out with delightful precision, bringing |
10Tovma1 8:6 | | | hollow centre; on top of | it | he set the image of |
10Tovma1 8:6 | | | cult of the idols. In | it ( | the city) he arranged bustling |
10Tovma1 8:15 | | | principality, to cultivate and inhabit | it, | and pass on the land |
10Tovma1 9:5 | | | But we considered | it | merely sufficient to present the |
10Tovma1 10:9 | | | there should be occasion for | it | anywhere. He governed according to |
10Tovma1 10:15 | | | great priest Daniel, so was | it | meted out to him. He |
10Tovma1 10:20 | | | And I did not consider | it | important to write down what |
10Tovma1 10:21 | | | in these deep forests. If | it | pleases you, let us go |
10Tovma1 10:22 | | | motion of his powerful fingers. | It | pierced the malicious one’s heart |
10Tovma1 10:28 | | | each other. But I consider | it | superfluous to repeat the accounts |
10Tovma1 10:34 | | | in her bosom and brought | it | to rest in the martyrium |
10Tovma1 10:34 | | | Saint Nersēs. Then they transferred | it | to the place which is |
10Tovma1 10:48 | | | a circular spit (-iron) until | it | was red-hot, he set |
10Tovma1 10:48 | | | was red-hot, he set | it | on the head of the |
10Tovma1 11:2 | | | all forms of vice which | it | is not pleasing to repeat |
10Tovma1 11:3 | | | precede the cortège, and laid | it | to rest in the place |
10Tovma1 11:11 | | | the region of Mesopotamia, thinking | it | better to submit to a |
10Tovma1 11:13 | | | own line and religion. Let | it | not seem hard for you |
10Tovma1 11:19 | | | Artashir the Persian, thinking that | it | was (inspired) by the great |
10Tovma1 11:25 | | | garrison of troops to guard ( | it) | and resist Persian attacks |
10Tovma1 11:26 | | | rule over the whole of | it | |
10Tovma1 11:43 | | | the king (to appoint) whomever | it | might please him. So he |
10Tovma1 11:44 | | | plunged into confusion and turbulence; | it | remained disunited and full of |
10Tovma1 11:45 | | | | It | happened that on Saint Sahak’s |
10Tovma1 11:49 | | | from the house of Armenia. | It | had lasted [415] years before being |
10Tovma1 11:56 | | | and great general of Armenia. | It | is reliably confirmed by the |
10Tovma2 1:12 | | | all the rest. I consider | it | superfluous to repeat what has |
10Tovma2 2:8 | | | that the teacher had composed | it | in that fashion. Elsewhere I |
10Tovma2 2:14 | | | why did you not think | it | necessary to summon anyone from |
10Tovma2 2:16 | | | danger befell them to endure | it | just as they had endured |
10Tovma2 2:16 | | | took the letter and laid | it | before the emperor. Then he |
10Tovma2 2:21 | | | | It | happened in those times that |
10Tovma2 2:22 | | | multitude of their forces. God | it | is who crushes warriors; battle |
10Tovma2 2:24 | | | Persian army. The latter thought | it | all a joke |
10Tovma2 3:8 | | | But now let | it | please you to abandon these |
10Tovma2 3:9 | | | of the Aryan kingdom that | it | will be too much for |
10Tovma2 3:9 | | | But having received and read | it, | they did not respond to |
10Tovma2 3:11 | | | from God and he gives | it | to whomever he wishes. But |
10Tovma2 3:16 | | | | It | happened in the fourteenth year |
10Tovma2 3:18 | | | from his enemy, so may | it | please you to make peace |
10Tovma2 3:21 | | | camped around Jerusalem and besieged | it. | For nineteen days he attacked |
10Tovma2 3:22 | | | | It | was on the nineteenth day |
10Tovma2 3:22 | | | For three days they put | it | to the sword, killing every |
10Tovma2 3:24 | | | show them the place where | it | had been hidden. They took |
10Tovma2 3:24 | | | had been hidden. They took | it | off into captivity and also |
10Tovma2 3:30 | | | Let him not try, because | it | has been established by God |
10Tovma2 3:30 | | | been established by God and | it | is impossible to destroy it |
10Tovma2 3:30 | | | it is impossible to destroy | it. | But if it so pleases |
10Tovma2 3:30 | | | to destroy it. But if | it | so pleases God, God’s will |
10Tovma2 3:31 | | | or not, God has taken | it | from us and delivered it |
10Tovma2 3:31 | | | it from us and delivered | it | into your hands. If he |
10Tovma2 3:42 | | | received the letter he ordered | it | to be read before the |
10Tovma2 3:44 | | | Shirak. Reaching Dvin he sacked | it, | and also Nakhchavan and Ormi |
10Tovma2 3:44 | | | Gandzak in Atrpatakan, he destroyed | it; | he plundered Hamadan and May |
10Tovma2 3:57 | | | King Khosrov knowing anything about | it. | Then they made his son |
10Tovma2 3:67 | | | the cross; when I find | it | I shall have it brought |
10Tovma2 3:67 | | | find it I shall have | it | brought to you |
10Tovma2 3:69 | | | received God.
He searched for | it | with great diligence until they |
10Tovma2 3:69 | | | they were able to find | it | in its original wrapping, and |
10Tovma2 3:69 | | | original wrapping, and he gave | it | to the men who had |
10Tovma2 3:69 | | | for that purpose). On receiving | it | they immediately departed. Heraclius gave |
10Tovma2 3:70 | | | and heavenly treasure, and brought | it | to the holy city of |
10Tovma2 4:2 | | | of Madiam and dwelt in | it | |
10Tovma2 4:5 | | | | It | happened that one of them |
10Tovma2 4:8 | | | all the other things which | it | is not necessary to mention |
10Tovma2 4:9 | | | | It | happened one day when he |
10Tovma2 4:11 | | | by you? If you repeat | it | again you will be condemning |
10Tovma2 4:14 | | | So, one could say that | it | was by a command of |
10Tovma2 4:17 | | | Abraham and his seed, and | it | was in their possession for |
10Tovma2 4:17 | | | their wicked deeds and gave | it | into your hands, let the |
10Tovma2 4:17 | | | the period you have held | it | suffice for you. Now we |
10Tovma2 4:17 | | | peacefully, otherwise we shall take | it | by war—and not only |
10Tovma2 4:18 | | | He (Theodore) wished to show | it | to the king, but Heraclius |
10Tovma2 4:25 | | | a composite book, some of | it | from accurate memory, other parts |
10Tovma2 4:28 | | | | It | is too long to repeat |
10Tovma2 4:28 | | | down for his nation, calling | it | the Quran |
10Tovma2 4:33 | | | race of Sasan was ended; | it | had lasted for [542] years |
10Tovma2 4:40 | | | of the Lord’s cross wherever | it | was set up. For the |
10Tovma2 4:56 | | | by others, so we considered | it | superfluous to repeat them. Furthermore |
10Tovma2 6:3 | | | army drawn up and compared | it | with the paucity of his |
10Tovma2 6:13 | | | broke its right wing, turning | it | round on the left. The |
10Tovma2 6:18 | | | description surpasses our (ability), yet | it | is not appropriate to disregard |
10Tovma2 6:23 | | | he disdained the message, deeming | it | unworthy of a response, and |
10Tovma2 6:31 | | | tearful sighing, moaning and imploring: “ | It | is Ashot who has wrought |
10Tovma2 6:36 | | | of their ancestral dwellings.
36 For | it | is written: “A just king |
10Tovma2 6:43 | | | soldiers and generals, he entrusted | it | to a certain Yovsep’, son |
10Tovma2 6:49 | | | | It | is the duty of kings |
10Tovma2 6:50 | | | Such is our concern and ( | it | is) for you to desire |
10Tovma2 7:5 | | | against the city and besieged | it. | They slaughtered the (emir’s) troops |
10Tovma2 7:7 | | | I learned the truth about | it. | Then the sad news was |
10Tovma2 7:9 | | | carry anywhere; you would think | it | a mere echo from the |
10Tovma3 1:4 | | | of the limbs is lost, | it | is an accidental deprivation but |
10Tovma3 1:13 | | | of the gate is that | it | is opened invisibly—the gate |
10Tovma3 1:14 | | | is the power easy, as | it | is written: “He will shut |
10Tovma3 1:19 | | | for your own habitation, and | it | will be your land as |
10Tovma3 1:21 | | | troops; they searched and found | it | |
10Tovma3 1:30 | | | To him, | it | seems to me, applies the |
10Tovma3 1:30 | | | if someone were to relate | it | to you |
10Tovma3 2:6 | | | towns, and farms they made | it | a desert devoid of men |
10Tovma3 2:18 | | | under a bushel, but let | it | be placed on the high |
10Tovma3 2:18 | | | so that they may see ( | it) | and glorify the Heavenly Father |
10Tovma3 2:20 | | | responses, we did not consider | it | right to set them in |
10Tovma3 2:25 | | | Artamet; he had heard of | it | from a certain Persian from |
10Tovma3 2:30 | | | and besieged the castle, making | it | an inescapable cage |
10Tovma3 2:33 | | | castle in order to capture | it | |
10Tovma3 2:36 | | | mixed finely (ground) sulphur with | it | and put this in the |
10Tovma3 2:36 | | | the machines with fire beside | it, | ready to be thrown at |
10Tovma3 2:37 | | | hairs “felt.” Placed in water, | it | soaks it up like a |
10Tovma3 2:37 | | | Placed in water, it soaks | it | up like a sponge. Putting |
10Tovma3 2:48 | | | and friends wherever they found | it | to exist |
10Tovma3 2:55 | | | form of a letter. Confirming | it | with an oath, he note |
10Tovma3 2:70 | | | of your own will, perhaps | it | will be of advantage for |
10Tovma3 2:77 | | | heed to earthly greatness, for | it | is transitory; rather he sought |
10Tovma3 4:9 | | | and at the time when | it | was taken, they had urged |
10Tovma3 4:15 | | | host of the army saw | it | |
10Tovma3 4:16 | | | To this, | it | seemed to me, refers the |
10Tovma3 4:20 | | | bring him to him, be | it | by deceitful trickery and cunning |
10Tovma3 4:32 | | | When | it | was about the third hour |
10Tovma3 4:32 | | | ruin called Smbat’s castle, for | it | had been destroyed in previous |
10Tovma3 4:36 | | | be burning with fire. Or | it | was as if some thunderbolt |
10Tovma3 4:39 | | | | It | happened that he (Gurgēn) raised |
10Tovma3 4:39 | | | on him, and realised that | it | was a messenger of grievous |
10Tovma3 4:41 | | | mass, a single man as | it | were, or a high rock |
10Tovma3 4:59 | | | and whistling of the bowstrings | it | seemed as if fire was |
10Tovma3 4:61 | | | part in the battle, for | it | was a spiritual battle and |
10Tovma3 4:65 | | | Armenians took strength, and when | it | lessened they had a little |
10Tovma3 5:1 | | | yet they could not hide | it | and keep it concealed |
10Tovma3 5:1 | | | not hide it and keep | it | concealed |
10Tovma3 5:11 | | | a letter taken to Gurgēn; | it | had been written by Bugha |
10Tovma3 5:11 | | | and was full of gall. | It | was sealed with the caliph’s |
10Tovma3 5:11 | | | the caliph’s ring as if | it | had come from the caliph |
10Tovma3 5:23 | | | fire runs through reeds, so | it | happened to us |
10Tovma3 6:3 | | | I am forced to set | it | out in order, briefly and |
10Tovma3 6:3 | | | history of these events, for | it | is impossible to pass over |
10Tovma3 6:5 | | | | It | happened one day of leisure |
10Tovma3 6:11 | | | snake, indiscriminately scattering and spreading | it | out to the ruin and |
10Tovma3 6:14 | | | the Lord may command, let | it | be |
10Tovma3 6:18 | | | valour, and from your appearance | it | is obvious that there is |
10Tovma3 6:21 | | | empire and of your leader | it | is written that the witness |
10Tovma3 6:27 | | | kings, we did not reckon | it | appropriate to repeat them |
10Tovma3 6:29 | | | He sent word that: “ | It | is not the custom for |
10Tovma3 6:29 | | | for you. We shall do | it ( | no) more. Now, because I |
10Tovma3 6:31 | | | in their hearts, yet because | it | had no roots it was |
10Tovma3 6:31 | | | because it had no roots | it | was immediately dried up by |
10Tovma3 6:31 | | | of a fiery furnace,” as | it | is written in Job |
10Tovma3 6:33 | | | their confession in Christ. But | it | is impossible for the two |
10Tovma3 6:41 | | | foot their promised gifts, saying: “ | It | is better to die for |
10Tovma3 6:43 | | | | It | was appropriate for Bishop Yovhannēs |
10Tovma3 6:44 | | | | It | was proper for Lord Grigor |
10Tovma3 6:44 | | | deep, gloomy pit in bonds. | It | was very befitting for the |
10Tovma3 6:46 | | | Grigor. For he thought that | it | would be easy to ensnare |
10Tovma3 6:61 | | | for the saint’s body. Taking | it | away, they wrapped it and |
10Tovma3 6:61 | | | Taking it away, they wrapped | it | and buried it in the |
10Tovma3 6:61 | | | they wrapped it and buried | it | in the tomb. All Asorestan |
10Tovma3 7:2 | | | the Elkesites also (claimed). But | it | seems to me that the |
10Tovma3 7:2 | | | God placed in the church. | It | did indeed appear as a |
10Tovma3 7:3 | | | to the worship of idols | it | was of no account, provided |
10Tovma3 7:8 | | | course cannot be steered, and | it | may be shipwrecked by the |
10Tovma3 7:9 | | | not fly with both wings, | it | cannot rise to the heights |
10Tovma3 7:11 | | | For | it | is quite impossible that he |
10Tovma3 7:17 | | | the tongue does not permit | it | to utter denial. For it |
10Tovma3 7:17 | | | it to utter denial. For | it | is no one else who |
10Tovma3 7:17 | | | the heart. So away with | it | |
10Tovma3 7:21 | | | Since | it | is unbefitting that good and |
10Tovma3 7:21 | | | or health with sickness, likewise | it | is not possible for the |
10Tovma3 7:22 | | | For | it | is written: the word is |
10Tovma3 8:1 | | | now I shall again recall | it | for the sake of the |
10Tovma3 8:2 | | | mass of their heavy bodies | it | is with difficulty that they |
10Tovma3 8:3 | | | And | it | happens that collapsing in narrow |
10Tovma3 8:3 | | | hands of hunters. But when | it | moves, all the fish and |
10Tovma3 8:6 | | | arrived, thrusting himself up as | it | were from the bottomless depths |
10Tovma3 8:14 | | | save his soul will lose | it”; | and: “Who lost his life |
10Tovma3 8:14 | | | for my sake will find | it.” | And: “What will it profit |
10Tovma3 8:14 | | | find it.” And: “What will | it | profit a man if he |
10Tovma3 8:16 | | | saints had not succeeded—as | it | is written: “The man who |
10Tovma3 9:5 | | | sparapet of Armenia, realised that | it | was no use disregarding his |
10Tovma3 9:8 | | | I think | it | superfluous to expound in writing |
10Tovma3 9:9 | | | were an iron statue as | it | were, only the eyes not |
10Tovma3 9:14 | | | of the Muslim people. But | it | was to no avail. Bugha |
10Tovma3 10:1 | | | any of the acts that | it | was his inclination to perform |
10Tovma3 10:13 | | | higher fortresses than they, and | it | is easier to secure the |
10Tovma3 10:13 | | | refuge in God’s help. If | it | happens that anyone is killed |
10Tovma3 10:13 | | | happens that anyone is killed, | it | will be considered a glorious |
10Tovma3 10:13 | | | martyr’s crown from Christ. For | it | will not be a death |
10Tovma3 10:19 | | | a response in this fashion: “ | It | is customary for governors to |
10Tovma3 10:19 | | | land) like brigands or ravage | it | with sword and captivity. If |
10Tovma3 10:20 | | | So let | it | be clear that as long |
10Tovma3 10:20 | | | men and select horses. If | it | pleases you to save yourself |
10Tovma3 10:21 | | | blood, especially because I regard | it | as (an act of) great |
10Tovma3 10:45 | | | formed a solid mass—as | it | were a single man |
10Tovma3 10:54 | | | and go to Bugha. In | it | was written a pardon for |
10Tovma3 11:1 | | | | It | happened that there passed that |
10Tovma3 11:2 | | | | It | is usual in books to |
10Tovma3 11:4 | | | He is worthy of death; | it | is not right for him |
10Tovma3 11:10 | | | put on the top of | it | and suspended in a very |
10Tovma3 11:10 | | | with a sword and set | it | back up again in the |
10Tovma3 11:14 | | | They said to the tyrant: “ | It | is better for us to |
10Tovma3 11:22 | | | a man called Yovnan. He | it | was who during Bugha’s attack |
10Tovma3 11:28 | | | afraid of you? Far from | it! | Here stand I; do not |
10Tovma3 11:31 | | | the country—he also brought | it | about that no one at |
10Tovma3 13:3 | | | the Son of God, as | it | pleased Paul to say: “Those |
10Tovma3 13:24 | | | off his head, and brought | it | to their general Abraham. Taking |
10Tovma3 13:38 | | | destroyed the Armenian army. But | it | was the Muslim troops who |
10Tovma3 13:46 | | | description of the man. For | it | is impossible to gather in |
10Tovma3 13:50 | | | Vasak go in peace, treating | it | as a jest |
10Tovma3 14:1 | | | Lord Zak’aria, Catholicos of Armenia. | It | was the beginning of the |
10Tovma3 14:1 | | | in captivity in Babylon, as | it | is written in the prophecy |
10Tovma3 14:29 | | | the confusions that had befallen | it | |
10Tovma3 14:50 | | | wrote to Ashot, saying: “Does | it | not seem a fine idea |
10Tovma3 15:7 | | | before us indicate, and which | it | seems to me superfluous to |
10Tovma3 15:11 | | | Helen wrote to Gurgēn: “If | it | pleases you to marry (me |
10Tovma3 15:16 | | | pacified the land and made | it | safe and secure from bandits |
10Tovma3 15:22 | | | and renowned accomplishment he thought | it | would bring opprobrium on himself |
10Tovma3 15:24 | | | the order, they directly carried | it | out |
10Tovma3 16:12 | | | to his principality. He reckoned | it | inappropriate to establish such an |
10Tovma3 18:1 | | | and one hundred years previously | it | had been forcibly removed from |
10Tovma3 18:3 | | | Muslims. For they had seized | it | and subjected to taxation the |
10Tovma3 18:5 | | | approached the stronghold to besiege | it, | Yisē of Amida, son of |
10Tovma3 18:20 | | | But | it | is unclear whether they were |
10Tovma3 19:7 | | | Armenia, intending to rule over | it. | When the Armenian princes came |
10Tovma3 20:10 | | | the land by force, secured | it | for himself, and set his |
10Tovma3 20:10 | | | set his own governors over | it | |
10Tovma3 20:28 | | | treasure had been accumulated in | it | over many years, while he |
10Tovma3 20:29 | | | unable to act openly, for | it | would have been unbecoming to |
10Tovma3 20:37 | | | to us; and I reckoned | it | better not to write down |
10Tovma3 20:38 | | | own trusted retainers to guard | it. | He also took from him |
10Tovma3 20:44 | | | the town of Marakan. Here | it | does not seem pleasant to |
10Tovma3 20:55 | | | in a valley-shaped plain, | it | favoured the murderous beast to |
10Tovma3 20:66 | | | requested his corpse and delivered | it | to the bishop David of |
10Tovma3 20:66 | | | the same province; they placed | it | in a coffin in the |
10Tovma3 20:66 | | | took his corpse, and laid | it | to rest with his fathers |
10Tovma3 20:71 | | | rock of Manazkert, which faces | it | on the southern side, and |
10Tovma3 21:2 | | | as concerns things under heaven | it | is suitable and necessary to |
10Tovma3 22:1 | | | immeasurable infinity to heave, until | it | burst onto the surface of |
10Tovma3 22:2 | | | became their tombs, just as | it | swallowed up the houses of |
10Tovma3 22:4 | | | as the Mount of Olives. | It | is said that the number |
10Tovma3 22:6 | | | their own will and abandoned | it. | In the same year the |
10Tovma3 22:6 | | | seized the land to subject | it. | Gurgēn the prince, son of |
10Tovma3 22:9 | | | Ałbag and all Parskahayk’ around | it | as far as the beginning |
10Tovma3 22:16 | | | on the land, they divided | it | into two portions |
10Tovma3 22:19 | | | of his father’s murder, regarding | it | as the blood price |
10Tovma3 22:26 | | | They reckoned | it | better to live in foreign |
10Tovma3 23:1 | | | Tarōn for himself and withdrawn | it | from Armenian control |
10Tovma3 23:2 | | | abandon that land and give | it | to over to Ashot, son |
10Tovma3 23:11 | | | body by its insignia, took | it | to her town of Porp |
10Tovma3 23:11 | | | town of Porp and buried | it | |
10Tovma3 24:3 | | | off his head, they sent | it | to the garrison |
10Tovma3 24:5 | | | took the body and placed | it | in a tomb in the |
10Tovma3 26:13 | | | not mock at my words, | it | seems not inappropriate or reprehensible |
10Tovma3 27:6 | | | crushed into pieces, they brought | it | to the general and washed |
10Tovma3 27:7 | | | each one’s position, and covered | it | with pure silver more splendidly |
10Tovma3 28:6 | | | wished should be done. So | it | was openly, but the secret |
10Tovma3 28:10 | | | of Berkri. These had taken | it | from the Ginuni family descended |
10Tovma3 28:10 | | | of Vaspurakan. So he restored | it | to the people of Berkri |
10Tovma3 29:8 | | | took his body and buried | it | in Ałbag in the village |
10Tovma3 29:9 | | | | It | would be appropriate to extend |
10Tovma3 29:28 | | | of God, Mary, and embellished | it | with very valuable vessels. In |
10Tovma3 29:28 | | | with very valuable vessels. In | it | he also placed the cross |
10Tovma3 29:29 | | | soldier Saint Gēorge. He adorned | it | with similar embellishment, with a |
10Tovma3 29:30 | | | the Lord at Golgotha. Above | it | he constructed a church (dedicated |
10Tovma3 29:34 | | | out of the rock, so | it | could run from the summit |
10Tovma3 29:40 | | | rood with pearls; he fitted | it | into sweet-smelling wood, leaving |
10Tovma3 29:48 | | | which is most ridiculous. And | it | is plainly clear without doubt |
10Tovma3 29:48 | | | and flesh of the Word, | it | would be even more ridiculous |
10Tovma3 29:61 | | | | It | happened, after the great battle |
10Tovma3 29:62 | | | human race plan to destroy | it, | but rather bring extermination upon |
10Tovma3 29:65 | | | crown: if in that battle | it | should happen that he be |
10Tovma3 29:78 | | | land in order to destroy | it | completely |
10Tovma3 29:79 | | | of Zhangan. These said that | it | was not right to do |
10Tovma4 1:3 | | | His ancestors had striven for | it, | but without success |
10Tovma4 1:5 | | | able to recall mention of | it, | or what had happened to |
10Tovma4 1:5 | | | or what had happened to | it | over many centuries. Likewise (he |
10Tovma4 1:23 | | | of our soldiers dared cross | it, | admitting their faintheartedness and the |
10Tovma4 1:45 | | | unattainable height of heaven, as | it | moves through its vault casting |
10Tovma4 1:53 | | | Here | it | would please me to describe |
10Tovma4 3:8 | | | | It | was God, as I suppose |
10Tovma4 3:10 | | | with the power of God. | It | was preserved unextinguished from the |
10Tovma4 3:14 | | | But since | it | is no longer the time |
10Tovma4 3:41 | | | Since | it | was wintertime, when there was |
10Tovma4 3:44 | | | informed by messengers. They besieged | it | for a few days, then |
10Tovma4 4:21 | | | still up to that time | it | was swarming with men of |
10Tovma4 4:27 | | | He completely fortified | it | with impregnably strong walls from |
10Tovma4 4:39 | | | the fortress, he then sold | it | again to Prince Gagik, receiving |
10Tovma4 4:64 | | | me is amazing to hear; | it | far surpasses my own history |
10Tovma4 4:64 | | | has ever heard tell of | it | or seen it, to be |
10Tovma4 4:64 | | | tell of it or seen | it, | to be able to reveal |
10Tovma4 4:64 | | | Armenia. I do not reckon | it | too audacious to repeat a |
10Tovma4 4:65 | | | impregnable (castle) Dariunk’, he took | it | by stealth at night, being |
10Tovma4 4:72 | | | preaching of the saints—or, | it | would be better for me |
10Tovma4 4:75 | | | land encounter such bounty, and | it | is impossible to imagine that |
10Tovma4 4:75 | | | imagine that in the future ( | it | will see his like) after |
10Tovma4 6:3 | | | shaken by three things, but | it | cannot resist the fourth. If |
10Tovma4 7:1 | | | But now | it | is very pleasant for me |
10Tovma4 7:1 | | | a most splendid task, leaving | it | as a memorial to those |
10Tovma4 7:3 | | | reading: “An avaricious man considers | it | preferable to be decapitated than |
10Tovma4 7:3 | | | God the provider, he addresses | it: “ | Why instead of your light |
10Tovma4 7:6 | | | | It | flourished with fruit-bearing trees |
10Tovma4 7:9 | | | and various colours, so that | it | glittered like the rays of |
10Tovma4 8:3 | | | the spot and recognising that | it | was a refuge from enemy |
10Tovma4 8:3 | | | he undertook to build on | it | in a fearsome and amazing |
10Tovma4 8:4 | | | wall around (the island), as | it | were five stadia |
10Tovma4 8:6 | | | Macedon. And in my opinion | it | surpassed in wonder the excavated |
10Tovma4 8:11 | | | pure mortar and stone, as | it | were a fusion of lead |
10Tovma4 8:11 | | | the support of any pillar. | It | was truly worthy of admiration |
10Tovma4 8:12 | | | | It | had vaulted domes and niches |
10Tovma4 8:12 | | | to the mind and eye. | It | also had domes like heaven |
10Tovma4 8:14 | | | of art in the palace, | it | would be a great labour |
10Tovma4 8:16 | | | his account rather than exaggerating | it. | Indeed, the glorious site of |
10Tovma4 9:0 | | | give a faithful picture of | it | and its site |
10Tovma4 9:1 | | | cheeks in a bridle, as | it | were, he broke their force |
10Tovma4 9:12 | | | paintings and with silver doors; | it | is filled with gilt ornaments |
10Tovma4 10:10 | | | as if with pure wine | it | intoxicated and made the king |
10Tovma4 10:10 | | | in its appointed place; though | it | was from on High that |
10Tovma4 11:2 | | | them when they least expected | it | in the land of Andzevats’ik’ |
10Tovma4 12:7 | | | Thus | it | is very pleasing to me |
10Tovma4 12:7 | | | Ałēbasarats’ik’ and Thebans, and lace | it | into his crown on the |
10Tovma4 13:8 | | | God had shed his blood. | It | had been brought to the |
10Tovma4 13:9 | | | out. At the third hour | it | soared from the rocky summit |
10Tovma4 13:10 | | | the monastery of Varag. In | it | he established faithful men, and |
10Tovma4 13:10 | | | faithful men, and he adorned | it | with many monks and heavenly |
10Tovma4 13:17 | | | metropolis of Ani, he besieged | it; | having captured it, he put |
10Tovma4 13:17 | | | he besieged it; having captured | it, | he put (the inhabitants) to |
10Tovma4 13:18 | | | province of Vaspurakan and plundered | it. | He reached as far as |
10Tovma4 13:18 | | | the city of Van, besieged | it | and inflicted terrible disasters. Its |
10Tovma4 13:27 | | | For God had chosen | it | and was pleased to dwell |
10Tovma4 13:44 | | | when he enjoined his saints: “ | It | is not you who chose |
10Tovma4 13:48 | | | the word of his mouth ( | it | rained |
10Tovma4 13:62 | | | | It | was in the year [570] of |
10Tovma4 13:69 | | | saying: “Seek peace and follow | it | |
10Tovma4 13:77 | | | T’ovmay the historian, and had | it | renovated as a memorial to |
10Tovma4 13:83 | | | and endowed with divine gifts. ( | It | was copied) at the request |
10Tovma4 13:87 | | | extra or missing therein, be | it | a full stop, a line |
10Tovma4 13:88 | | | I do not know how | it | was. So I beg you |
10Tovma4 13:98 | | | the book called Tōnakan—for | it | includes the feasts of the |
10Tovma4 13:109 | | | | It | is not right to abandon |
10Tovma4 13:113 | | | patriarchate as before, and free | it | from debt and illegal exactors |
11Asogh1 1:2 | | | | It ( | the highest Being) honored us |
11Asogh1 1:3 | | | itself without Providence and that | it | produces everything by itself |
11Asogh1 1:5 | | | through the existent God, that | it | is guarded by His Providence |
11Asogh1 1:7 | | | the future, we see (as | it | were) before our eyes the |
11Asogh1 3:5 | | | abode (imbued with) one faith, | it | devoted itself to the study |
11Asogh1 3:5 | | | of the Lord, along which | it | could go steadily |
11Asogh1 4:12 | | | with the Kua fortress, took | it | and went to Tiflis; and |
11Asogh1 5:10 | | | for the Father; inflamed by | it, | they trampled down death and |
11Asogh1 5:17 | | | spent [5] years in Armenia, devastated | it | with a sword, hunger and |
11Asogh1 6:5 | | | not being able to take | it, | they were forced to lift |
11Asogh1 7:11 | | | for you will not see | it | again"; and ordered to gouge |
11Asogh1 7:16 | | | many sick people receive (from | it) | healing, and how it still |
11Asogh1 7:16 | | | from it) healing, and how | it | still does not stop working |
11Asogh1 7:28 | | | And is | it | possible to convey in a |
11Asogh1 7:29 | | | and they opened their eyes. | It | was enough for him to |
11Asogh1 7:41 | | | its high towers and took | it | |
11Asogh1 8:23 | | | city of Manazkert and, taking | it, | destroyed the city walls to |
11Asogh1 9:8 | | | old age, he still remembers | it | by heart |
11Asogh1 10:1 | | | at the city gates, put | it | to the sword and, scattering |
11Asogh1 10:2 | | | a spear-shaped star appeared: | it | stood in the east and |
11Asogh1 11:2 | | | the Calkotsk valley; he built | it | of stone and lime with |
11Asogh1 11:2 | | | and lime with stone towers: | it | was far away from the |
11Asogh1 11:2 | | | city wall, was higher than | it | and embraced the entire space |
11Asogh1 15:9 | | | learned, let him know about | it | in Baghdad |
11Asogh1 16:2 | | | did not agree to surrender | it; ( | then the Amir), as proof |
11Asogh1 16:2 | | | the reed forest, and in | it | all the houses were built |
11Asogh1 16:5 | | | Greek country, seeking refuge in | it | |
11Asogh1 16:10 | | | even the slightest impurity in | it. ( | Equally) he ordered to write |
11Asogh1 16:10 | | | on the skin and give | it | to someone in the hands |
11Asogh1 17:11 | | | in them, (they constituted as | it | were) one body and one |
11Asogh1 17:11 | | | the Holy Trinity and glorified | it | with piety. They shone with |
11Asogh1 18:1 | | | the city of Dvin, took | it | and demanded tribute from the |
11Asogh1 19:9 | | | be required of you,” is | it | possible that your dishonest plan |
11Asogh1 20:6 | | | From that time on, | it | was forbidden for the Armenians |
11Asogh1 20:8 | | | the aforementioned vardapets. We consider | it | not superfluous to quote one |
11Asogh1 21:3 | | | the kings of Sebasteiaia burned | it, | overlaying it with brushwood and |
11Asogh1 21:3 | | | of Sebasteiaia burned it, overlaying | it | with brushwood and straw |
11Asogh1 23:3 | | | city residents, having learned about | it, | rushed after him to kill |
11Asogh1 24:6 | | | appointing Delphinas as magistros in | it, | giving him a guard army |
11Asogh1 25:2 | | | onset of the next year - | it | was still spring time - King |
11Asogh1 25:2 | | | Bardas, which, having arrived, put | it | on fire his ships, (standing |
11Asogh1 26:3 | | | architects worked hard to restore | it | |
11Asogh1 28:9 | | | Amir of Gokhtan, who kept | it | according to his pagan faith |
11Asogh1 28:9 | | | faith, while the king violated | it, | despite the Christian law. Having |
11Asogh1 28:12 | | | dig (the king’s grave), examine | it | and tell the city and |
11Asogh1 35:2 | | | in its foundations, collapsed, as | it | is said in scripture: “the |
11Asogh1 35:2 | | | at the earth and makes | it | tremble |
11Asogh1 35:6 | | | and the mountain (on which | it | was located) also collapsed |
11Asogh1 36:2 | | | Babylon, as Epiphanius tells about | it | in his essay on precious |
11Asogh1 36:2 | | | has now been built and | it | is very famous. It was |
11Asogh1 36:2 | | | and it is very famous. | It | was from here that an |
11Asogh1 36:5 | | | army fled, and most of | it, | together with Patrick Chortuanel, the |
11Asogh1 37:3 | | | to go to war against | it | |
11Asogh1 37:6 | | | were to the east of | it; | after which they went to |
11Asogh1 38:2 | | | single Arab remained in Nprkert; | it | was inhabited by (alone) Armenians |
11Asogh1 39:2 | | | | It | came in the winter of |
11Asogh1 40:12 | | | the dawn of the day, | it | began to prepare for battle |
11Asogh1 40:13 | | | abundance terrified the observer; for | it | was said that the number |
11Asogh1 40:18 | | | Christians in order to plunder | it, | considering them already fleeing (from |
11Asogh1 40:25 | | | Tayk warriors, amazed, fell dead. | It | was something like a fire |
11Asogh1 41:5 | | | the river Kidnos flows through | it, | as Aratzani through Babylon |
11Asogh1 42:1 | | | I would consider | it | my duty to spread my |
11Asogh1 42:8 | | | purpose he may have called | it | |
11Asogh1 42:17 | | | But Gagik considered | it | humiliating to come to him |
11Asogh1 43:1 | | | his army, took possession of | it | |
11Asogh1 43:5 | | | of the church located in | it: | having seen each other, they |
11Asogh1 46:2 | | | He founded | it | on the other side (of |
11Asogh1 46:2 | | | pleasing to observers; (he built | it) | from hewn stone, decorated with |
11Asogh1 46:2 | | | with three entrances, and completed | it | with a marvelous dome like |
12Last1 1:10 | | | much for such things. Now | it | is time for us to |
12Last1 1:11 | | | peace. For in his day | it | was as the prophecy states |
12Last1 1:16 | | | Good Thursday, and had given | it | to him (Dawit’) to drink |
12Last1 2:1 | | | were illuminated. In his time, | it | was as the prophet predicted |
12Last1 2:8 | | | Ani and the districts surrounding | it, | on account of (Smbat’s) seniority |
12Last1 2:21 | | | villages and fields (agarakk’) around | it | and belonging to it be |
12Last1 2:21 | | | around it and belonging to | it | be disfigured through fire, sword |
12Last1 2:27 | | | | It | was a pitiful scene there |
12Last1 2:31 | | | | It | seems to me that these |
12Last1 2:31 | | | make horse-shoes out of | it.” | This bitter lesson befell them |
12Last1 2:35 | | | of this befell them, whether | it | was a fitting lesson for |
12Last1 2:35 | | | the country’s inhabitants, or whether | it | resulted from the fierce behavior |
12Last1 2:39 | | | But | it | was there that the destruction |
12Last1 3:8 | | | Sebastia and the districts surrounding | it. | Now these events did not |
12Last1 3:9 | | | to his servants and had | it | speedily taken to the emperor |
12Last1 3:11 | | | the tyrant’s head, he ordered | it | raised aloft on a pole |
12Last1 4:2 | | | regretted his action. They took | it | and left. Now (Zak’aria) went |
12Last1 4:5 | | | they were out for looting. | It | was (then) just as it |
12Last1 4:5 | | | It was (then) just as | it | had been in antiquity, in |
12Last1 4:7 | | | over the district who divided ( | it | up) House by House, village |
12Last1 4:7 | | | field by field, just as | it | had been before |
12Last1 4:11 | | | | It | seems to me that this |
12Last1 4:11 | | | the barbarians clearly realize that | it | was the hand of the |
12Last1 4:16 | | | suddenly fell down. Everyone saw | it | and said that it presaged |
12Last1 4:16 | | | saw it and said that | it | presaged the emperor’s death |
12Last1 5:1 | | | of (his) tent and causing | it | to collapse (on him). They |
12Last1 5:2 | | | men who were with him. | It | is very worthy of repentance |
12Last1 5:2 | | | into such wicked deeds. For | it | was (Komianos) who had placed |
12Last1 6:2 | | | Halp), to take and destroy | it. | He came upon the mountain |
12Last1 6:6 | | | broken to pieces; but when | it | falls on any one, it |
12Last1 6:6 | | | it falls on any one, | it | will crush him” [Matthew 21.44]. Consequently, the |
12Last1 6:8 | | | of the Song of David: “ | It | is better to take refuge |
12Last1 9:1 | | | who holds sway (having inherited | it) | from his fathers and grand |
12Last1 9:5 | | | People who say this confirm | it ( | by the fact that) the |
12Last1 9:6 | | | by the Persians, who controlled | it. | The district chief of Vaspurakan |
12Last1 9:6 | | | city) with numerous troops, took | it, | and established cavalry brigades there |
12Last1 9:7 | | | came against the city, investing | it | with a rampart. The Byzantine |
12Last1 9:8 | | | to be lifted up (for | it | is) just as the Lord |
12Last1 9:9 | | | slaughtered over that ditch until | it | was full. Then (Xtrik) got |
12Last1 9:11 | | | on that day, or that | it | presaged very great evils. Indeed |
12Last1 9:14 | | | leave this matter here as | it | stands, and return to the |
12Last1 9:16 | | | transpired. When they learned about | it, | they notified the Western army |
12Last1 9:18 | | | had grown so large that | it | even breached the wall of |
12Last1 9:19 | | | lost their own salvation. Indeed, | it | came to pass just as |
12Last1 9:19 | | | the housetops which withers before | it | grows up, with which the |
12Last1 10:1 | | | this is true, or whether | it | was as she herself had |
12Last1 10:8 | | | Now | it | was not that this monarch |
12Last1 10:8 | | | stop the source of impiety. | It | was just as the Savior |
12Last1 10:19 | | | from On High to complete | it. | It is time now to |
12Last1 10:19 | | | On High to complete it. | It | is time now to move |
12Last1 10:21 | | | Take this document and give | it | to the king of Armenia |
12Last1 10:21 | | | and let your son give | it | to his sons, for all |
12Last1 10:22 | | | took that letter and kept | it | until the time of Michael’s |
12Last1 10:22 | | | Michael’s reign, when he sold | it | to him for much treasure |
12Last1 10:23 | | | and the land, as though | it | were his own inheritance. A |
12Last1 10:23 | | | Shirak and the districts surrounding | it, | for he had gathered up |
12Last1 10:27 | | | cannot continue my composition. For | it | is a bitter narration, worthy |
12Last1 10:30 | | | up alert guards, ordained by | it, | poised on the ramparts |
12Last1 10:34 | | | lost as the psalm says: [Psalms 40.9] “ | It | shall not return |
12Last1 10:35 | | | sighing, and break into sobs? | It | is time to mingle our |
12Last1 10:36 | | | we recalled a while earlier. | It | seems to me that this |
12Last1 10:38 | | | destroyed its towers, making of | it | a place for passersby to |
12Last1 10:38 | | | hog of the forest sullied | it, | and the wild boar grazed |
12Last1 10:38 | | | the wild boar grazed in | it” [Psalms 79.14], | as the Davidic psalm states |
12Last1 10:49 | | | in his hand, but broke | it | by striking it, causing the |
12Last1 10:49 | | | but broke it by striking | it, | causing the chrism to plentifully |
12Last1 10:50 | | | They remained (in confinement) until | it | was almost Easter. Then they |
12Last1 11:4 | | | work with ten fingers, so | it | was there that the punishment |
12Last1 11:8 | | | | It | seemed to us that they |
12Last1 11:11 | | | Arsharunik’; while in the south | it | stretched as far as Taron |
12Last1 11:12 | | | and seized the entire land. | It | seems to me that this |
12Last1 11:13 | | | wine, and became evilly drunk. | It | drank, became numb, and lost |
12Last1 11:13 | | | numb, and lost its senses. | It | drank until (it was responsible |
12Last1 11:13 | | | its senses. It drank until ( | it | was responsible) for all (chastisements |
12Last1 11:13 | | | for all (chastisements) visited upon | it. | And now it lies sprawled |
12Last1 11:13 | | | visited upon it. And now | it | lies sprawled at the crossings |
12Last1 11:14 | | | | It | is time to repeat the |
12Last1 11:14 | | | swarming locusts have passed, but | it | is about the hopping and |
12Last1 11:16 | | | | It | is a history for us |
12Last1 11:23 | | | Smbatay Berd (Smbat’s Fortress), for | it | was there that a countless |
12Last1 11:27 | | | more pitiful and lamentable than | it | had been before |
12Last1 11:28 | | | their feet and clawing at | it | with their fingernails |
12Last1 11:32 | | | blood, of invasion, and loss. | It | is impossible to call you |
12Last1 12:0 | | | and renowned throughout the lands. | It | was like a city perched |
12Last1 12:1 | | | was in times past, when | it | was crowned with a plentitude |
12Last1 12:1 | | | as one would wish. Then | it | resembled a newly-wed woman |
12Last1 12:9 | | | mother and first cause of | it. | For it turns a human |
12Last1 12:9 | | | first cause of it. For | it | turns a human into a |
12Last1 12:16 | | | | It | is now time for me |
12Last1 12:17 | | | flow like water, not as | it | was in the past, around |
12Last1 12:17 | | | the mind cannot even imagine | it | |
12Last1 12:18 | | | were visited upon our city? | It | was (here) as was written |
12Last1 12:18 | | | brimstone and fire, and burned | it” [Genesis 19.23-24]. | So, it happened here that |
12Last1 12:18 | | | fire, and burned it” [Genesis 19.23-24]. So, | it | happened here that when the |
12Last1 12:24 | | | was late in awakening, and | it | was not (here) as it |
12Last1 12:24 | | | it was not (here) as | it | had been at that (Biblical |
12Last1 13:2 | | | and subject to dissolution, so | it | was with these (men). While |
12Last1 13:7 | | | the sword, but many, since | it | was evening, they threw (to |
12Last1 15:2 | | | a history meriting much lamentation. | It | was the custom of the |
12Last1 16:4 | | | the country donned mourning garb. | It | was ruined because its inhabitants |
12Last1 16:9 | | | that you want to hear | it. | Therefore, I shall stop wavering |
12Last1 16:12 | | | snow, inundating the land behind | it, | so it was (when the |
12Last1 16:12 | | | the land behind it, so | it | was (when the Seljuks attacked |
12Last1 16:23 | | | the unchecked destruction of Christians? | It | was as though the sea |
12Last1 16:27 | | | place) was unassailable. So, passing | it | by, he came to the |
12Last1 16:28 | | | withstand a siege). After observing | it | for many long hours, he |
12Last1 16:28 | | | and for the animals, since | it | was harvest time |
12Last1 16:35 | | | such information) on paper, attach | it | to the shaft of an |
12Last1 16:36 | | | K’eriat’ valley, then why should | it | be surprising if He directed |
12Last1 16:38 | | | the catapult’s sling, and hurl | it | at the city, this presbyter |
12Last1 16:39 | | | a very frightful thing, which, | it | was said, required four hundred |
12Last1 16:39 | | | in the sling, and hurled | it | at the city. In front |
12Last1 16:39 | | | the city. In front of | it | they set up a wall |
12Last1 16:39 | | | presbyter’s rock would not touch | it | |
12Last1 16:40 | | | violently struck the wall, caused | it | to crumble, and opened up |
12Last1 16:42 | | | Sulphur and flammable oil, put | it | into a glass vessel, mounted |
12Last1 16:43 | | | to the baban and around | it, | and then unexpectedly poured the |
12Last1 16:46 | | | fall into unbearable difficulties. For | it | is God’s way to temporarily |
12Last1 16:49 | | | were tossed into the furnace? | It | was then that (God) speedily |
12Last1 16:50 | | | the fire in two and | it | burned those Chaldeans it encountered |
12Last1 16:50 | | | and it burned those Chaldeans | it | encountered. But an angel sprinkled |
12Last1 16:52 | | | a secure, impregnable fortress near | it. | The citizens, placing their hopes |
12Last1 16:53 | | | waters—either because someone pointed | it | out to them, or because |
12Last1 16:53 | | | or because they craftily discovered | it | themselves—and entered the city |
12Last1 17:0 | | | while an impious one ruins | it” [Proverbs 29.4]. | Indeed, we saw the validity |
12Last1 17:0 | | | the case (of Monomachus). For | it | is the responsibility of kings |
12Last1 17:2 | | | without a protector, mercilessly destroy | it. | And so, it was in |
12Last1 17:2 | | | mercilessly destroy it. And so, | it | was in (Monomachus’) time that |
12Last1 17:8 | | | seized much booty and brought | it | to Taron |
12Last1 17:12 | | | ice broke, and everyone on | it | fell in |
12Last1 17:17 | | | and what (existed) in Byzantium. ( | It | once had) a patriarchate, great |
12Last1 17:20 | | | labor for fifteen years? Today | it | is vacant, without an occupant |
12Last1 17:22 | | | comely, fruitful and sanctified that | it | would have astonished a prophet |
12Last1 17:22 | | | have astonished a prophet? Today | it | sits ingloriously, unadorned, stripped of |
12Last1 17:24 | | | and those who are in | it | and over it; inform the |
12Last1 17:24 | | | are in it and over | it; | inform the earth, and the |
12Last1 17:24 | | | and the animals living on | it; | inform the mountains and hills |
12Last1 17:25 | | | partake of our sorrows, as | it | was in times past, when |
12Last1 18:6 | | | of Epiphany, the infidels approached | it. | Because of the severe frost |
12Last1 18:6 | | | was lit up as though | it | were high noon. There (the |
12Last1 18:7 | | | battling) as easily as though | it | were summertime. They put to |
12Last1 18:15 | | | The land) became unadorned as | it | had been at the Creation |
12Last1 18:15 | | | was no one to work | it | |
12Last1 18:16 | | | | It | resembled the handsome face of |
12Last1 18:16 | | | and beauty, to the beholders | it | seems ugly, unworthy of respect |
12Last1 18:17 | | | was the country. For when | it | was still cultivated and full |
12Last1 18:23 | | | is destroyed,” so, truly, did | it | occur. Because as soon as |
12Last1 18:24 | | | our deaths with voracious appetites. | It | was impossible for anyone they |
12Last1 18:25 | | | with the dastakerts (“estates”) surrounding | it. | When (Iwane) learned that the |
12Last1 18:25 | | | called Eghanc’ Berd. After taking | it, | he turned back to the |
12Last1 18:27 | | | a while he attempted take | it | by deception, saying: “I have |
12Last1 18:33 | | | of agitation was revealed that | it | even would have made the |
12Last1 18:36 | | | the villages and fields surrounding | it, | besieged until there was no |
12Last1 18:38 | | | and struck against that wall, | it | did not withstand even for |
12Last1 18:39 | | | place of salvation and refuge, | it | became a pit of ruin |
12Last1 18:49 | | | off to their own land. | It | is said that seven thousand |
12Last1 19:2 | | | The extreme suddenness of | it, | the unexpected anguish caused people |
12Last1 19:5 | | | city on fire and burned | it | down, and then, taking booty |
12Last1 21:0 | | | Paul wrote to the Hebrews: “ | It | is for discipline that you |
12Last1 21:2 | | | entrails congealed in the ground. | It | was among us as it |
12Last1 21:2 | | | It was among us as | it | was in the time of |
12Last1 21:4 | | | nor in its lifetime shall | it | again see the goodness of |
12Last1 21:4 | | | into our homes and churches— | it | terrifies me to say it |
12Last1 21:4 | | | it terrifies me to say | it— | and polluted them not only |
12Last1 21:9 | | | Now | it | took ten days, more or |
12Last1 21:9 | | | now speaking, Melitene (Malatya), while | it | was still flourishing, it resembled |
12Last1 21:9 | | | while it was still flourishing, | it | resembled a three-year-old |
12Last1 21:9 | | | vigor and bravery, like Moab, | it | was tender and genteel. Its |
12Last1 21:10 | | | as Moses condemned the Israelites: “ | It | waxed fat and grew thick |
12Last1 21:10 | | | thick, and became sleek, then | it | forsook Lord God its Creator |
12Last1 21:13 | | | soil? Yet we originated from | it | and return to it. However |
12Last1 21:13 | | | from it and return to | it. | However, the creator of our |
12Last1 21:13 | | | as is possible and when | it | is appropriate, He advises us |
12Last1 21:15 | | | arose from Persia, but whether | it | was the same one that |
12Last1 21:17 | | | headed for Melitene, and reached | it | at night. There was a |
12Last1 21:22 | | | disgraced. Why should I record | it? | Do you see how unbearable |
12Last1 21:24 | | | there. When the Persians reached | it, | they encamped, since they thought |
12Last1 22:2 | | | an angel of light, so | it | is not strange if his |
12Last1 22:3 | | | and those who eat of | it— | thinking it to be ordinary |
12Last1 22:3 | | | who eat of it—thinking | it | to be ordinary food—are |
12Last1 22:6 | | | | It | is easy to beware of |
12Last1 22:6 | | | which speaks a foreign language, | it | is easy for us to |
12Last1 22:7 | | | they were not of us” [I John 2.19], | it | is not easy to recognize |
12Last1 22:12 | | | enough about this matter. Now | it | is time to return to |
12Last1 22:14 | | | of Hell shall not overcome | it | |
12Last1 22:16 | | | the invincible Cross, erecting in | it | an altar of mystery, resembling |
12Last1 22:18 | | | Yakobos) then added something to | it: | he ordered those worthy (priests |
12Last1 22:19 | | | Now | it | is written in the canons |
12Last1 22:20 | | | they would say: “Unfortunate beast, | it | is bad enough that he |
12Last1 22:24 | | | the Davidic psalm which says, “ | It | is better to rely on |
12Last1 22:30 | | | the matter and comprehended what | it | was. They refused (Yakobos’ request |
12Last1 22:31 | | | | It | is said, however, that the |
12Last1 23:5 | | | serving as cup-bearers, gave | it | to the folk living about |
12Last1 23:5 | | | to drink themselves to ruin. | It | was about such people that |
12Last1 23:7 | | | more forward than many when | it | came to charity for the |
12Last1 23:11 | | | There is no cure for | it | until in death you reach |
12Last1 23:15 | | | the Cross) in the villages. | It | was through the Cross that |
12Last1 23:17 | | | divine symbol with hammers, smashed | it | and threw it to the |
12Last1 23:17 | | | hammers, smashed it and threw | it | to the ground. Then they |
12Last1 23:19 | | | that this (deed) was wrought | it | had suddenly begun to snow |
12Last1 23:20 | | | dare to take anything from | it | |
12Last1 23:25 | | | Upon receiving the news— | it | was as though everyone were |
12Last1 23:25 | | | I am unable to record | it. | They went in a body |
12Last1 23:26 | | | | It | so happened at that time |
12Last1 23:28 | | | and exhortatory expressions, saying that | it | would be better to die |
12Last1 23:29 | | | | It | was evening. The sun was |
12Last1 23:33 | | | When day dawned, | it | was a Sunday. The judge |
12Last1 23:34 | | | the cuttle-fish about which | it | is said that in order |
12Last1 23:34 | | | order to escape the hunters, | it | changes colors. So was (Vrverh |
12Last1 23:40 | | | being too foul, we regarded | it | as inappropriate to set it |
12Last1 23:40 | | | it as inappropriate to set | it | down in writing, because everyone |
12Last1 23:40 | | | everyone is not steadfast when | it | comes to the audible, and |
12Last1 23:40 | | | same. Consequently, I have avoided | it | |
12Last1 24:2 | | | For | it | is the Lord who builds |
12Last1 24:2 | | | Solomon’s adversary Eder, nor did | it | impede his attack, because the |
12Last1 24:3 | | | to our former narration. Let | it | not be considered few or |
12Last1 24:4 | | | because | it | is not that all upon |
12Last1 24:15 | | | of the injustices committed within | it, | while all (other) structures were |
12Last1 25:0 | | | task upon us nor demanded | it | of us. Nor are we |
12Last1 25:1 | | | we. Perhaps someone may request | it | of them, and (perhaps) I |
12Last1 25:1 | | | not a little, we regard | it | as necessary to dispense with |
12Last1 25:4 | | | he arrogantly grew proud, thinking | it | impossible to be vanquished by |
12Last1 25:6 | | | all who become affected by | it, | because the adversary of arrogance |
12Last1 25:9 | | | strengthen the emperor and make | it | impossible for him to fight |
12Last1 25:9 | | | him to fight. He considered | it | better to fight against two |
12Last1 25:15 | | | sword and ability, and gave | it | to the enemy, because of |
12Last1 25:20 | | | battles he had waged. While | it | is true that the first |
12Last1 25:20 | | | swords, and then he set | it | on fire, leaving it a |
12Last1 25:20 | | | set it on fire, leaving | it | a desert. Because of such |
12Last1 26:1 | | | I considered | it | important to remind our beloved |
12Last1 26:2 | | | which faced earthward. For while | it | was fully lit, it was |
12Last1 26:2 | | | while it was fully lit, | it | was in its mid-course |
12Last1 26:3 | | | But that robe which | it | had donned, so thickly enveloped |
12Last1 26:3 | | | had donned, so thickly enveloped | it | that it blocked those unbelievably |
12Last1 26:3 | | | so thickly enveloped it that | it | blocked those unbelievably brilliant rays |
12Last1 26:3 | | | eye could not gaze at | it, | then became weaker than the |
12Last1 26:17 | | | | It | is better to place ourselves |
12Last1 26:17 | | | stand away from You, unschooled. | It | is better to approach You |
12Last1 26:17 | | | tranquility and ease. To us | it | is important that Your blessed |
12Last1 26:23 | | | have written in this book, | it | is not complete, but merely |
12Last1 26:23 | | | know that the causes of | it | all were our sins; and |