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Еве употребливи работи, без разлика колку се точни или не, тие го отсликуваат западот околу 1900, пред безрезервно да почне да ја подржува гејлада за окупирање на Македонија.
Во книгата: The Miscellaneous Writings of John Fiske, 1902, запишано е ... It is, perhaps, not generally remembered that the greatest warrior and one of the most illustrious emperors of this part of the Roman world were of Slavic origin. The vernacular name of which Justinian is the latin translation was Upravda, or “the Upright” and his invincible general Belisarius was a Dardanian Slav named Beli- czar, or "the White Prince."
Потоа, The Roman Empire, Frederick William Bussell, 1910, на страна 354 запишано е ... twenty years later we find Belisarius in command in Persia, a Slav from “Germania” ...
Во книгата,History of Christian Names, Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1863, на страна 33 запишано е ... Belisarius - m. Lat. Slav. White prince ; BELITZAR - m. Slav. White prince …
Потоа,Dalmatia, the Quarnero and Istria, with Cettigne in Montenegro and the Island of Grado, Thomas Graham Jackson, 1887, на стрна 10 пишува ... recover italy for the Empire by the genius and valor of another Slav Belisarius, who according to Procopius was born somewhere in Bosnia or Herzegovina …
Во книгата, A note-book of mediaeval history, A.D. 323-A.D. 1453, Charles Raymond Beazley, 1917, на страна 28 пишува ... Justinian himself is perhaps of Slavonic origin, like (?) his uncle and predecessor, Justin, and like Belisarius, the “Africanus of New Rome”.
Потоа, Morals in World History, Archibald Robertson, 1945, на стрна 78 пишува ... The emperor Justinian, the final codifier of Roman law, and his general Belisarius, were both Slavs.
Во книгата,World History, J. C. Revill, 1953, пишува ... Not least among the notable men of all nationalities who served Justinian — Belisarius was a Slav, Narses a Persian, John of ...,
Во книгата,The New International Encyclopaedia, Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby, 1906, на страна 712 пишува ... BELISARIUS (Slav. Byela, white + tsar, prince, czar) (c.505-565). An heroic and loyal Byzantine general …
Во книгата: The Miscellaneous Writings of John Fiske, 1902, запишано е ... It is, perhaps, not generally remembered that the greatest warrior and one of the most illustrious emperors of this part of the Roman world were of Slavic origin. The vernacular name of which Justinian is the latin translation was Upravda, or “the Upright” and his invincible general Belisarius was a Dardanian Slav named Beli- czar, or "the White Prince."
Потоа, The Roman Empire, Frederick William Bussell, 1910, на страна 354 запишано е ... twenty years later we find Belisarius in command in Persia, a Slav from “Germania” ...
Во книгата,History of Christian Names, Charlotte Mary Yonge, 1863, на страна 33 запишано е ... Belisarius - m. Lat. Slav. White prince ; BELITZAR - m. Slav. White prince …
Потоа,Dalmatia, the Quarnero and Istria, with Cettigne in Montenegro and the Island of Grado, Thomas Graham Jackson, 1887, на стрна 10 пишува ... recover italy for the Empire by the genius and valor of another Slav Belisarius, who according to Procopius was born somewhere in Bosnia or Herzegovina …
Во книгата, A note-book of mediaeval history, A.D. 323-A.D. 1453, Charles Raymond Beazley, 1917, на страна 28 пишува ... Justinian himself is perhaps of Slavonic origin, like (?) his uncle and predecessor, Justin, and like Belisarius, the “Africanus of New Rome”.
Потоа, Morals in World History, Archibald Robertson, 1945, на стрна 78 пишува ... The emperor Justinian, the final codifier of Roman law, and his general Belisarius, were both Slavs.
Во книгата,World History, J. C. Revill, 1953, пишува ... Not least among the notable men of all nationalities who served Justinian — Belisarius was a Slav, Narses a Persian, John of ...,
Во книгата,The New International Encyclopaedia, Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby, 1906, на страна 712 пишува ... BELISARIUS (Slav. Byela, white + tsar, prince, czar) (c.505-565). An heroic and loyal Byzantine general …
