[... Severians] and Julianists. Leo, Emperor of the Greeks, arms himself against the holy images. 37. Lord Dawitʿ I, from Aramonankʿ. In his days, in the year 733, the Iconoclasts arose in the realm of the Greeks. 38. Lord Trdat I, from Otʿmus in Vanand. In his days occurred the beginning of the dominion of the Templars [or: guardians of the court] according to the lieutenancy on behalf of the Emperor of the Greeks. And the see of the Commander of the Faithful (*amīrapet*) of the Hagarenes was transferred from Damascus to Baghdad, which was built anew from the foundations by the Commander of the Faithful Jafar. 39. Lord Trdat II, from Dasnaworkʿ. In his latter days there was hail, and locusts, and drought in the land of the Armenians. 40. Lord Sion, from Bawonkʿ in Aragacotn. In his days was the Council of Partaw. 41. Lord Esayi, from the village of Ełapatruš. In his days, Mušeł Mamikonean struck down the Persians; and Ašot the Carnivore (*msaker*) performed many valiant deeds; and the Saxons turned to the faith of CHRIST. 42. Lord Stepʿannos I, from Dwin. In his days, Mariam the Armenian [lit. *Haykazn*] was wedded to the Emperor of the Greeks. 43. Lord Yovab, from the *ostan* [princely domain] of Dwin. 44. Lord Sołomon, from Gaṙni. 45. Lord Gēorg I, from Aragacotn. 46. Lord Yovsēpʿ II, from Aragacotn. In his days, in the year 803, the Symbol of Faith [the Creed] began to be chanted in the churches of the Latins. And Vardan the Armenian was chosen Emperor of the Greeks, and having abdicated, became a monk. 47. Lord Dawitʿ II, from Cʿałax. In his days, in the year 813, the Feast of the Assumption was established among the Latins. And Aršawir the Armenian was chosen Emperor of the Greeks, and was subjugated by Nikephoros. And thereafter Leo the Armenian, an Artsruni, sat [upon the throne as] Emperor. 48. Lord Yovhannēs V, from Ovaykʿ. He refuted the sect of the Tʿondrakians, which had newly begun. In his days was the Council of Crnjak, and the conversion of the Bulgars to the faith of CHRIST.