14. LISTS [OF CATHOLICOI] [...they] took Cyprus from the hands of the Venetians, during the reign of Sultan Selim II. 110. The Lord Stepʿannos VI, from Aṙnēǰ. In his days, in the year 1574, Wallachia fell under the dominion of the Ottomans. 111. The Lord Tʿadēos II. In his days, Shah Tahmasp was suffocated in a bathhouse. 112. The Lord Aṙakʿel, from Ēǰmiacin. 113. The Lord Dawitʿ V, from Ēǰmiacin. 114. The Lord Melkʿisetʿ, from Gaṙni. In the year 1599, in the seventh year of his catholicosate, having arrived, he sat as patriarch in Constantinople. 115. The Lord Srapion, who is also [called] Grigor, from Edessa. In his days, in the year 1605, Shah Abbas came and drove the inhabitants of Armenia into the land of the Persians, and brought ruin and desolation upon the land of the Armenians and upon Ēǰmiacin. 116. The Lord Sahak IV. 117. The Lord Movsēs III of Siwnikʿ, who is also [called] Tatʿewacʿi. In the year 1629, he restored Ēǰmiacin. 118. The Lord Pʿilippos, from Erkan of Lesser Ałbak. He erected many buildings in Ēǰmiacin, and Grigor Parontēr [did likewise] in Jerusalem. 119. The Lord Yakob IV, from New Julfa. In his days, in the year 1664, Ełiazar of Ayntab was ordained as an independent Catholicos and established his see in Jerusalem. Catholicos Yakob went to Constantinople. At this time, in the year 1669, Sabbatai Zevi proclaimed himself to be the Messiah. 120. The Lord Ełiazar of Ayntab. In the year 1680, after the death of Catholicos Yakob, he was established upon his see in Jerusalem; and in the year 1682, he went and sat in Ēǰmiacin. In his days, in the year 1688, Peter the Great reigned over the Russians. 121. The Lord Nahapet, from Edessa. In his days, in the year 1701, Frederick sat as the first king of the Prussians. 122. The Lord Ałekʿsandr I, from New Julfa.