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326 HISTORY OF ARMENIA. issued a decree prohibiting all from speaking any more concerning it, either good or bad. The Armenians coming to the knowledge of this, said to each other, " If the Greeks do not acknowledge the council holden by themselves, what occasion have we to concern ourselves with it."* A. D. 492. The year following the meeting at Valarshapat, Babken died, having enjoyed the pontificate five years. He was succeeded by Samuel, from the village of Arzkey, in the province of the Buznunians. Some time after, when the disputes that had arisen about the council of Chalcedon had a little subsided, the fire of religious persecution was again kindled by the Persians in Armenia. Valarsh being dead, Cavat the son of Phiroz, his successor in the crown of Persia, despised the irrevocable decree by the late which had been issued monarch, respecting the agreement between the Armenians and Persians. Instigated by the Magi, he sent to Armenia a Persian governor, with a large force, accompanied by a number of ministers of their abominable religion. These, having entered the country by force, began to erect fire temples, in which they were assisted by many of their countrymen residing in Armenia. The more timid of the inhabitants were also allured to embrace the *See Hist. B. Ill, c. 34.
HISTORY or ARMENIA. 327 worship of fire. In most parts, however, the greatestdis^ûstwasexhibited, and many ])ublicly resii^ted theirproceedings. Tumultand uneasiness pervaded the whole nation. When Vahan beheld the renewal of those persecutions which had so often afflicted his unhappy country, he became extremely uneasy, and meditated a revolt from the Persian sway. Having joined with other chiefs, and procured troops, he attacked the governor and his army, and put them all to the sword, including the magistrate who had accompanied them. When Cavat heard of this, a.d. 496. he was furiously enraged, and longed for an opportunity to wreak his vengeance on the Armenians. Being, however, engaged in an enterprize against Greece, he suppressed his feelings, and made peace with them, consenting to leave them in the quiet exercise of their religion. It was, however, stipulated that they should not assist the Greeks, but that Vard, at the head of their army, should accompany him in his expedition against that people. All this being settled, Cavat marched to that part of Armenia belonging to the Greeks, and took the city of Amid. He also captured several cities in Mesopotamia, and then returned to Persia. The Greeks, however, shortly after, having recovered the places they had lost, made peace with the Persians. Samuel the pontiff died
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA BY FATHER Î T
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INTRODUCTION / 1^ C3,Ê: This valua
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CONTENTS OF THE FIRST VOLUME. Tigt
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CONTENTS. PART III. THE GOVERNMENT
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CONTENTS. Vll CHAPTER XVI. The reig
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CONTENTS. IX CHAPTER IV. The prefec
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CONTENTS. XI CHAPTER XVIII. The 'pe
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TO THE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF THE
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DEDICATIOX. XT a Foreigner, wJioie
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XVlll PREFACE. hundred years ago by
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XX I'REFACE. task of translating th
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XXU PKfc-FACE. part of the History
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Xxiv PREFACE. a mistake in the name
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AX VI PREFACE. nople in the year 17
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XXVlll PREFACE. undertuken by these
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XXX PREFACE. mencing with St. Grego
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XXXll PREFACE. Gregory Vikayaser th
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; XXxiv PREFACE. various times. Tli
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XXXvi PREFACE. In the beginning of
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XXXviii PREFACE. soon chansred the
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the Greeks, by the irruptions of th
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THE ORIGIN OF THE ARMENIANS. XXFTER
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THE ORIGIN OF THE ARMENIANS. was th
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; FOUNDATION OF ARMENIA. 6 events w
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POUNDATIOX or ARMENIA. f submitted
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FOUNDATION OF ARMENIA. 9 tors, Cadm
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; REIGNS OF ARMENAC AND HARMA. 11 p
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REIGNS OF ARMENAC AND HARMA. 13 ban
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REIGNS OF ARMÊKAC AND HARMA. 15 of
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17 CHAPTER III. Reign of Aram to th
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subjects. HISTOEY OF ARMENIA. 10 Th
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA. then consider
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. 23 the life of
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 25 30th ; eight
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 27 63 years. He
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HISTORY OP ARMENIA. 29 The successo
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 31 rious prince
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BISTORT or ARMENIA. 9» signs of ro
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 35 his crown by
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 37 which the po
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 39 nezzar; but
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. ^^ the hand of
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA^ 43 » CHAPTER V
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 45 king of the
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 47 siding over
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA . ^ tyrannical c
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HISTORY or ARMENIA, 51 CHAPTER II.
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 63 Hannibal f
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take possession of it. HISTORY OF A
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 57 This Arsaces
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA 59 Chaldeans, La
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. ^* expressed pl
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kept at HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 63 a di
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HISTORY Ol" ARMENIA, 65 not consent
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 67 their numb
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 69 upon his las
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 71 doms of Mith
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 73 he would del
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA, 75 to lay siege
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. '* lected that
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 79 vanced towar
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HIBTORT OF AlkM£KXA. M WDimds tbey
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. 83 drink, and a
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 85 Romans, the
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 87 his son bein
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sisting thelatter. HISTORY OF ARMEN
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 91 having colle
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 93 ; C H A P T
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 95 quently went
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. 97 subsequent h
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 90 then residin
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» iiation. HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 1^*
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 103 court from
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 105 the Roman g
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 1^' the seventy
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 109 bishop died
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HISTOKY OF ARMENIA 111 followers of
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« HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 113 more mag
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 115 Artaces, ki
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. H' them. Hirami
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 119 pitiless cr
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 121 Darius, irr
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HISTORY OPARMENIA» 12$ other, by r
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. ^^^ amidst the
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 127 the blood o
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 129 Erwaz chief
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 131 a revolt al
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 133 partial suc
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 135 covered by
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; HISTOKY OF ARMENIA. 137 to presen
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the youth my brother. HrSTORY OF AR
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 141 lousy of hi
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 143 devastation
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 145 surrounded
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 147 ^^' they we
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quest." HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 149 Ple
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HISTORr OF ARMENtA. 151 on her reac
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. ^^3 of one from
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HrSTORY or ARMENIA. 155 the Hagarit
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 157 entered a m
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 159 C II AFTER
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in HISTORY OF ARMENIA* 161 battle S
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 163 return, Tir
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lameable. HISTORY OF AKMENIA. -165
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 167 in that eve
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 169- Khosrove s
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HISTORY OF AHMEKIA. soldiers and no
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 173 time after,
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 175 Armenia f
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 177 he should,
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 179 determined
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 181 CHAPTER XVI
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 183 immediate s
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 185 family of t
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 187 king", givi
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 189 the decease
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 191 Being arriv
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. iS3 called asse
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 195 the inhabit
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. which he had se
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: HISTORY OF ARMENIA. *9^ sufficien
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 201 ivas a man
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HISTORY OF ARMENM. 203 fete of his
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 205 The Armenia
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 207 deavour, by
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his kingdom. mSTORY OF ARMENIA. 20(
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HKTORY OF ARMENIA. 21i take possess
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 213 'Was then i
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of their opponents. nrSTORT OF ARME
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA* 217 that body o
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 219 with the bi
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 221 Pap, after
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 223 was but a y
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 225 alliance we
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the eastern nations. HISTORY OF ARM
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 229 gence of th
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; HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 231 surrounde
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HISTORV OF ARMENIA. 233 estimable q
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nature of the attack. HiSTORY OF AR
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 237 wliieh had
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 239 nation. St.
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 241 the oT^ject
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HISTORY OF ARMEXIA. 243 stones, tha
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 245 the power o
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA, 247 meeting in
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 249 first went
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 25! ûrmak to s
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HISTORT OF ARMENIA. 253 countries a
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. ^^^ he bitterly
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ftlSTORY OF ARMINlA. 257 some menti
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 259 which Vasak
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 261 Vasak the p
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 263 Armenian no
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HT:ST0RY of ARMENIA. 205 stood. The
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 2
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. 269 Vardan and
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 271 should be p
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HKTORT OF ARMENIA. 273 The Armenian
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HISTORY OF ARMEWtA* 377 Before he e
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 379 the propert
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. *^°* course sa
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HISTORY OP ARMENIA. 383 CHAPTER XX.
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 385 trenches an
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 387 he was reca
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 3^9 died. His s
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HISTORY OF AiniENIA. 391 Inspirited
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 39^3 were at le
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"HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 395 ceeded by
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HTSTORY OF ARMENIA. 397 upon the vi
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follow rebellions, HISTORY OF ARMEN
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 401 After this
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 403 means to ov
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HISTORY or ARMENIA. 405 The (Toveri
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 407 manured the
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Saracens had to pass in HISTORY OF
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persons. HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 411 He
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HISTORY OF ARMENIA. 413 solating hi
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