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my capacities, nevertheless hastened to |
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whether it is permissible to |
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concerning the lives of men |
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we have been eager to |
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He was from the district |
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evangelical art - to translate, to |
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and to teach |
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great roll,” said He, “and |
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in it with a scribe’s |
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pen.” And elsewhere: “Now go, |
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it on a tablet, and |
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Great, as before, began to |
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and to translate |
Ագաթանգեղոս/Agatangeghos 3- 30:1 |
bravest of men Trdat, to |
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down ail this as is |
Ագաթանգեղոս/Agatangeghos 3- 30:2 |
blessed Moses, in order to |
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of everything that occurred and |
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new and large sheet and |
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on it with the pen |
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an experienced scribe” [Is. 8.1] and elsewhere: “ |
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this vision on a tablet |
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magi and chief-magi to |
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a letter in keeping with |
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scribe and commanded him to |
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an edict —not in the |
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pressed them, saying: “Let me |
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and indicate to the great |
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you must be sure to |
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and indicate to the court |
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of the king. I shall |
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and explain to the court |
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Many people requested that I |
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this book. Among them were |
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example were we forced to |
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this history by the lord |
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listening carefully, make sure to |
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it on the tablets of |
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can describe in words, or |
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and are ordering you to |
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us (the principles) of your |
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it fitting and appropriate to |
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down the precepts of our |
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them, why then should we |
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down the God-loving and |
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you think of servants who |
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to their lord with such |
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to consider this, let alone |
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it in a letter and |
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senior tanuters of Armenia to |
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letters and to seal them |
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despised, they hurried to secretly |
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to the court about the |
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fear. Return, and we shall |
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a letter to the emperor |
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us with this request - to |
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the history of our nation |
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according to our ability and |
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down accurately what each one |
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our work we began to |
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down in detail all the |
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story tellers were pleased to |
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on this matter, although I |
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is our proposal not to |
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a complete history but to |
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need or urgent necessity to |
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I shall |
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very briefly of what concerns |
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I am scrupulous here to |
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this, and that you should |
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throughout the whole universe that |
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He was bold enough to |
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a letter to Antoninus, and |
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him. He was compelled to |
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that his wife P’aṙandzem should |
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say that we ought to |
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down what Sahak the Great |
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public. They said they would |
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to the king and inform |
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the faith and learned to |
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and speak their language. A |
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to court. However, I shall |
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only kind words regarding you |
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archbishops—and ordered them to |
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anathemas in a book. And |
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you several times and shall |
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to you again if need |
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that we have contended ourselves |
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those who asked me (to |
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thenceforth, as if forced by |
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mind, I shall precede to |
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with the swiftness of an |
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of Shem and Ham, and |
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briefly (about the descendants) of |
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and did not wish to |
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My Humility made haste to |
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to you first and give |
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expound it in toto and |
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down the truth. Was indeed |
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orders from the kings to |
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only) about the notable exploits |
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reasons that we resolved to |
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these things but because through |
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Vardan—concerning which I shall |
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hear and for me to |
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not consider it important to |
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but Saint Sahak refused to |
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anything concerning the accusations against |
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demands. But please let us |
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to Armenia, to ask the |
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Artsruni magnates received permission to |
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to Abraham, bishop of the |
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him, and ordered him to |
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a book of laws for |
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Sałman agreed to |
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for him and set down |
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a raving spirit, had him |
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perverse (things), of which we |
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troops. They were unable to |
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and inform the commander-in |
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they (the Muslims) decided to |
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and inform the caliph about |
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peace, then they agreed to |
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to the caliph, for the |
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this is the occasion to |
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history and not engage in |
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as Paul was pleased to |
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in the Epistle to the |
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I promised above to |
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reckoned it better not to |
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down what is not certain |
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hands fails for strength to |
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stricken and made haste to |
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to Sap’i, who was residing |
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it. (Equally) he ordered to |
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his name on the shard |
Ասողիկ/Asoghik 1- 20:7 |
with other metropolitans, began to |
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lengthy epistles to Bishop Khachik |
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my mind to concentrate and |
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something more worthy of attention |
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Thus, did the great Peter |
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in his catholic letters: “You |
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kingdom to you and shall |
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a document giving you your |
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laments with me, for I |
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not about mountains, caves, and |
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Rather (I would |
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about) such a city (as |
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shall stop wavering and shall |
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one after the next about |
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Often, he would |
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such information) on paper, attach |