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Greece and Rome, 1965
Macedonia was the springboard of the movement which led to the conquest of the Persian Empire. Though Philip and Alexander ostensibly embarked on war with Persia as Leaders (Hegemones) of the Greeks, and though the Greek cities did make their military and naval contribution—not to mention the comfort and support furnished by certain Greek publicists ...
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Macedonia was the springboard of the movement which led to the conquest of the Persian Empire. Though Philip and Alexander ostensibly embarked on war with Persia as Leaders (Hegemones) of the Greeks, and though the Greek cities did make their military and naval contribution—not to mention the comfort and support furnished by certain Greek publicists ...
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Royal United Services Institution. Journal, 1928
(1928). The Macedonian Problem. Royal United Services Institution. Journal: Vol. 73, No. 489, pp. 151-157.
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(1928). The Macedonian Problem. Royal United Services Institution. Journal: Vol. 73, No. 489, pp. 151-157.
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2001
Between the Congress of Berlin (1878) and the Balkan Wars (1912–13), nationalist political affairs in the Balkans were dominated by the “Macedonian Question.” It was a conflict among Bulgaria, Greece, and Serbia — three states whose territorial aspirations had been disappointed or ignored by the European Great Powers meeting in Berlin — for possession ...
Dennis P. Hupchick, Harold E. Cox
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Between the Congress of Berlin (1878) and the Balkan Wars (1912–13), nationalist political affairs in the Balkans were dominated by the “Macedonian Question.” It was a conflict among Bulgaria, Greece, and Serbia — three states whose territorial aspirations had been disappointed or ignored by the European Great Powers meeting in Berlin — for possession ...
Dennis P. Hupchick, Harold E. Cox
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Macedonian Music, Macedonians and Non-Macedonians in Croatia
2006Macedonian music is perhaps the most ubiquitous, the most popular and the most visible non-Croatian traditional music in Croatia. The author is focused on extra-musical and musical reasons for such a Croatian-Macedonian relationship, the hybridity of Macedonian music and its bearers/creators in Croatia, and the fluidity of identities, lines of ...
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STUF - Language Typology and Universals, 2008
With respect to its morphosyntactic features, the Macedonian language belongs to the same typological group as its closest relative – the Bulgarian language. However, considering their phonetic features, these two languages fall into different linguistic areas. While Bulgarian possesses typical East Slavic phonetics – related to the Eurasian linguistic
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With respect to its morphosyntactic features, the Macedonian language belongs to the same typological group as its closest relative – the Bulgarian language. However, considering their phonetic features, these two languages fall into different linguistic areas. While Bulgarian possesses typical East Slavic phonetics – related to the Eurasian linguistic
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The Annual of the British School at Athens, 1919
The question of the era used in the Roman province of Macedonia is one which has given rise to considerable discussion, but may still be regarded as unsettled. If I attempt briefly to review the principal arguments which have been brought forward and to support a theory which has of late been abandoned by a number of scholars of high authority, my ...
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The question of the era used in the Roman province of Macedonia is one which has given rise to considerable discussion, but may still be regarded as unsettled. If I attempt briefly to review the principal arguments which have been brought forward and to support a theory which has of late been abandoned by a number of scholars of high authority, my ...
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Classical Philology, 1960
T is related in Acts 17: 1-9 that while Paul was visiting Thessalonica, the Jewish community there haled a friend of his named Jason and several other local Christians before the politarchs (ent TOVg no?ur p'oc). After a hearing, the accused were released. New Testament scholars especially, mindful of this episode but unable to find the word noXvra4pxq
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T is related in Acts 17: 1-9 that while Paul was visiting Thessalonica, the Jewish community there haled a friend of his named Jason and several other local Christians before the politarchs (ent TOVg no?ur p'oc). After a hearing, the accused were released. New Testament scholars especially, mindful of this episode but unable to find the word noXvra4pxq
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2018
This chapter’s focus is the Hellenistic period. It examines the way in which Macedonians relocated or ‘returned’ mythical heroes (Perseus, Herakles, Jason and Medea) to the new lands they themselves had conquered. It uses the Syrian city of Apameia as a test case.
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This chapter’s focus is the Hellenistic period. It examines the way in which Macedonians relocated or ‘returned’ mythical heroes (Perseus, Herakles, Jason and Medea) to the new lands they themselves had conquered. It uses the Syrian city of Apameia as a test case.
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Eastern European Economics, 1996
It is well known from economic theory that the growth of exports is highly correlated with economic growth. That is why, not surprisingly, Kravis (1970), Balassa (1978a), and Krueger (1980) called exports "the engine of the growth of the economy." Now, when many Central and East European countries are undergoing extensive transformations of their ...
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It is well known from economic theory that the growth of exports is highly correlated with economic growth. That is why, not surprisingly, Kravis (1970), Balassa (1978a), and Krueger (1980) called exports "the engine of the growth of the economy." Now, when many Central and East European countries are undergoing extensive transformations of their ...
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"Macedonians and pro-Macedonians in Early Hellenistic Athens: Reflections on asebeia"
2003Il saggio riflette sugli usi e sui significati del termine 'asebeia' ('empietà') nel lessico politico greco, e sull'evoluzione storica dei processi per empietà nell'Atene della prima età ellenistica.
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