Posts Tagged “asia”
Posted by Admin in Diaspora

Dean Kalymniou's coin collection - part of the Greek collectors exhibition - reflects the impact Hellenic culture has had throughout Asia.
Thomas Andronas
3 May 2010
The Hellenic Museum at the former Royal Mint will soon play host to an unusual collection of collections.
Launching in mid-May, the exhibition brings together private collections of Greek pottery and coins ranging ... Tags: ancient coins, asia, australia, collectors, dean kalymniou, exhibition, Greece, greeks, hellenic culture, hellenic museum, history, neoskosmos.com
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 Serbs in FYROM are an extension from the central parts of Serbian ethnicity, related to archaic groups in Kosovo and Metohija as well to a larger degree, with the basin of river Morava. That Serbs are found among early medieval Slav settlers of the Vardar/Axios region is confirmed by sources which identify the city of ... Tags: asia, bulgarians, dusan, fyrom, greeks, kastoria, kosovo, metohija, nemanjic, Povardarje, serbs, serres
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Posted by Admin in Articles
 October 25, 2008
The following letter is in response to the theories put forward by Mr. Risto Stefov, who disseminates his own ignorance as a matter of historical fact. First, with regard to his absurd allegations about the lack of Greek spoken during the period of the Greek War of Independence, Mr. Stefov should refer to ... Tags: 1821, alexander, asia, civilization, greeks, history, independence, minor, ottomans, stefov
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But if you consider the effects of Alexander’s instruction, you will see that he educated the Hyrcanians to contract marriages, taught the Arachosians to till the soil, and persuaded rhe Sogdians to support their parents, not to kill them, and the Persians to respect their mothers, not to marry them. Most admirable philosophy which induced ... Tags: Alexander the Great, asia, Bactria, barbarians, Cedrosians, Eurypides, Greek Civilization, persia, plutarch, Sophocles
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It has been reported to me that it was the rhetorician Isocrates who was responsible for the servitude that the Macedonian imposed on the Persians. For the fame of the speech Panegyricus, which Isocrates delivered to the Greeks, spread to Macedonia, And it was this that first stirred Philip's animosity towards Asia. When Philip ... Tags: Aeschines, Alexander the Great, asia, barbarians, carthaginians, greeks, hellenes, India, isocrates, macedonians, panhellenic, philip, plutarch, polybius, spartans
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