
R. Malcolm Errington, ‘A History of Macedonia’
University of California Press, February 1993, pg 3
"That the Macedonians and their kings did in fact speak a dialect of Greek and bore Greek names may be regarded nowadays as certain."
"Ancient allegations that the Macedonians were non-Greeks all had their origin in Athens at the time of the struggle ...
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Eventually the Greek way of war would prove so superior to that of the barbarian world as to enable a largely Hellenic army, led by Alexander the Great, to conquer not only Egypt but most of Asia as well.
On the War for Greek Freedom: Selections from the 'histories' By Samuel (TRN) Shirley, James S. (EDT) ...
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"The ancient East" By D.G Hogarth
Page 80
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It [Macedonia] was inhabited by sturdy gentry and peasantry and by agile highlanders, all composed of the same racial elements as the Greeks,with perhaps a preponderant infusion of northern blood which had come south long ago with emigrants from the Danubian lands
The social development of the Macedonians - to ...
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