Full text of ' Sebeos* History Translated from Classical Armenian by Robert Bedrosian To the memory of my uncle Andranik Torigian Sources of the Armenian Tradition (New York, 1985) This work is in the public domain. It may be copied and distributed freely. Translator's Preface A Note on Pagination At rbedrosian.com: Chronological Tables Maps Prologue.

Vahan's rebellion from Peroz, the seizure of authority and triumph in battle. Peroz' death, the enthronement of Kawad, and the honoring of Vahan with the marzpanatc. Kawad's death and the enthronement of Xosrov called Anush Eruan (Anushirvan). The rebellion of Vardan and service to the Byzantines.

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The war and defeat of Xosrov. Anushirvan's belief in Christ and his baptism by the bishop, and his death; the enthronement of Ormizd; Vahram's striking the troops of the T'etalats'ik', the war with the king of the Mazkut's and his death there; the rebellion and flight of the Vahramakan troops from Xosrov; the coming of Vahram; how Xosrov sought aid from the emperor Maurice. Vahram's attack on Xosrov, and the two letters to Mushegh; Mushegh's loyalty to Xosrov; the great battle; the defeat of the rebels; Xosrov's lack of gratitude toward Mushegh which resulted in Mushegh's plans to kill him; the writing of an accusation to the emperor by means of the Byzantine princes; the emperor's dissatisfaction with that and the letter to [the princes] and to Xosrov; the dispatch of Byzantine troops; the summoning of Mushegh to the palace by the emperor. The piety of queen Shirin, who was king Xosrov's Christian wife; Xosrov's hrovartak. Emperor Maurice requests the body of Daniel from king Xosrov. Maurice writes Xosrov a letter of condemnation about the princes and troops of Armenia, suggesting that he send those [princes and troops] in his section to Thrace while [Xosrov] send those in the Iranian section to the East; the flight of princes in the Byzantine section to Iran; Xosrov dispatched the Hazarakar with much treasure to the Byzantine section to attract many [princes] to his side; the princes ravish the treasure; preparation for war; the message; disunity of the princes, some of whom went to the Byzantines, others to the Iranians.

The Armenian princes in the Byzantine sector rebel; the war; the deaths of some in battle and the decapitation of two [rebels]. Hp 1125c Driver Windows Xp. The emperor's order to assemble his Eastern forces and those of Armenia to cross the sea and mass in Thrace, against the enemy.

The selection of Mushegh as their commander. The victory, vanquishment, seizure, and killing of Mushegh.

Emperor Maurice's order to preach the [acceptance of the] Council of Chalcedon in Armenia; the division of the patriarchal throne. Again the emperor's command to assemble the Armenian cavalry.

The troops of Sahak Mamikonean and Smbat Bagratuni are taken. Smbat returns to Armenia.

The Armenian naxarars' plan. Smbat goes to the emperor with seven men. [Smbat] falls into arena [combat]. Smbat's bravery there. His liberation, and exile to Africa.