Bibliografia e origjines pellazge

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   1. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland: Volume 15 - Page 234

      books.google.frRoyal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1834 - Afficher la publication en entier From Syria the Scyths probably crossed to Cyprus and Sicily, Southern France and Iberia, this line of emigration being well ... The Pelasgians were probably Scytho-Arians, as tho Etruscans were Scytho-Seniites ; and in this distinction ... Autres éditions

   2. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society: Volume 15 - Page 234

      books.google.frRoyal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1855 - Afficher la publication en entier From Syria the Scyths probably crossed to Cyprus and Sicily, Southern France and Iberia, this line of emigration being well ... The Pelasgians were probably Scytho-Ariaus, as the Etruscans were Scytho-Semites ; and in this distinction ... Autres éditions

   3. Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - Page 234

      books.google.fr1855 - Afficher la publication en entier From Syria the Scyths probably crossed to Cyprus and Sicily, Southern France and Iberia, this line of emigration being well marked in classic authors, and the modern Basque language attesting the Scythic origin of the Iberians. ... The Pelasgians were probably Scytho-Arians, as the Etruscans were Scytho-Semites ; and in this distinction between the compound character of the barbaric element which ... Autres éditions

   4. The North American review

      books.google.frJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell - 1884 - Extraits Mongoloid Cyclopes ; Hamitic Iberian Sicanes, before 2000 bc in north and center, and Hamitic Pelasgians in the south ; Aryan Ombro- Latins in nearly all Italy in fourteenth century B. c. ; Hamitic Etruscans, 1000 to 430 bc ; Aryan ... Autres éditions

   5. The natural history of the human species: its typical forms, ... - Page 389

      books.google.frCharles Hamilton Smith, Samuel Kneeland - 1855 - 423 pages - Afficher la publication en entier But the Thraco-Pelasgians, the Heraclidae, and Achaei, seem to have been Celto Scyths, that is, ... On their own national origin, the accounts by Greek writers are confused and contradictory regarding the sources and movements of the ... Autres éditions

   6. Annals of Ireland by the Four Masters as translated into English ... - Page 364

      books.google.frCleary, etc..., - 2003 - 394 pages - Aperçu Amongst the Celts are to be mentioned the Umbrians, the Etrurians, or Etruscans, the Sam- nites, Sabines, and some others of the ancient inhabitants of Italy. The Thracians and Pelasgians, the most ancient inhabitants of Greece and the ... Autres éditions

   7. The American: a national journal: Volumes 4 à 5

      books.google.frRobert Ellis Thompson, Wharton Barker - 1882 - Extraits Italy is a mixture of Gauls, Greeks, Etruscans, Pelasgians. England is Celtic and German. ... Previously, the Germans were mixed up with the Slavs and the great mass of Scyths ; they had no distinct individuality. Autres éditions

   8. Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine: Volume 122

      books.google.fr1877 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ... ':The Scyths, as their language proves, are neither 'Modes, nor Slavs, nor Goths, nor Pelasgians ; but their ... Autres éditions

   9. Celtic Researches on the Origin, Traditions & Language, of the ... - Page 244

      books.google.fr - Afficher la publication en entier Their character seems to identify them with Titans of this family, the Celto~Scyth.ee, or those' descendants of Japheth, ... Mr. Astlt pronounces the Etruscan alphabets to be Pelasgian ; — he cites the authority of Herodotus, ... Autres éditions

   10. History of all nations, from the earliest periods to the present ... - Page 1059

       books.google.frS.G Goodrich - 1851 - Afficher la publication en entier Hetrurians, Etruscans, in Tuscany. Hilleriones, a Scandinavian tribe. Hippopodes, *■ horse ieet,'1 a fleet Scythian .... Scyths, Scythians, in Southern Russia. Semno.nes, Germans upon the Elbe. Senones, Gauls who invaded Italy under a ...

   Makers of Civilization in Race and History - Page 511

   books.google.frL. Austine Waddell - 2004 - 736 pages - Aperçu ... with the north-east Pelasgian or dark long-headed, narrow-browed Mediterranean race in the Minoan Civilization ... aborigines, and in the north with Scyths in the Indian Civilization ; in Burma and Tibet with the Indonesian, ... Autres éditions

2. Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography: Iabadius-Zymethus - Page 936

   books.google.frGreek geography, Sir William Smith, William Smith (sir) - 1857 - Afficher la publication en entier 19 ) Scyros is said to have been originally inhabited by Pelasgians, Carinas, and Dolopians; and we know from Thucydides ... Scyth-. tfc** * » Sarmatian, Thracian, and Getic term in re*f«rt T: >» introduction into the Greek language.

3. Asian review

   books.google.frEast India Association (London, England), Royal Society for India, Pakistan, and Ceylon, Oriental Institute (Woking, England) - 1968 - Extraits Macaedon, Lacedaemon, Dardanus, Scythes and Corinthus were all sons of Zeus, as Thrax was of Ares, and Baeotus of ... from Sanskrit, Greek names not referable to any Greek root, and refers to the Pelasgian, which he maintains to be the ... Autres éditions

4. The Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and art: Volume 90

   books.google.fr1878 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ethnologists : in the opinion of great authorities, however, they are Indo-European. " The Scyths ... Autres éditions

5. The National review: Volume 15 - Page 304

   books.google.frRichard Holt Hutton, Walter Bagehot - 1862 - Afficher la publication en entier Deep as the Professor goes into Pelasgian matters, we ... Now surely the exact relation of the Epeirots and Macedonians to the Greeks is of more importance to a student of Grecian history than any questions about " Scyths" and Kim- merians. Autres éditions

6. History of civilization: Volume 3

   books.google.frEmory Adams Allen - 1887 - Extraits To the north and east of the Cimmerians and contemporaneous with them, dwelt the so-called Scyths. They were also a sort of anomalous people, something like the Pelasgians. The philologist has finally admitted them into the great Aryan ... Autres éditions

7. History of Herodotus: a new English version: Volume 2

   books.google.frHerodotus, George Rawlinson, Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson - 1880 - Extraits The Scyths, as their language exhibits them, were neither Medes, nor Slaves, nor Goths, nor Celts, ... or Medo-Per- sian, or Pelasgian ; and the argument of Lindner,4 that the Slavonians must be the descendants of the Scythians because ... Autres éditions

8. The Church of England quarterly review - Page 130

   books.google.fr1855 - Afficher la publication en entier ... Lacedsemon is the son of Zeus, Targitaus is the son of Zeus, Dardanus is the son of Zeus, Scythes is the son of Zeus, ... This is a peculiarity of Greek literary history The Pelasgians were considered by the ancients as standing to ... Autres éditions

9. Last Of The Amazons

   books.google.frSteven Pressfield - 2010 - 528 pages - Aucun aperçu Resounding to the sound of brutal, bloody battles fought hand-to-hand and peopled with wonderfully realised flesh and blood characters, LAST OF THE AMAZONS is Steven Pressfield's most thrilling - and thrillingly imagined - novel yet. Autres éditions

10. Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine: Volume 122

    books.google.fr1877 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ... ':The Scyths, as their language proves, are neither 'Modes, nor Slavs, nor Goths, nor Pelasgians ; but their ... Autres éditions  Préférences. Résultats de recherche Lire Hérodote - Page 88 books.google.frJeannine Boëldieu-Trévet, Daphné Gondicas - 2005 - 319 pages - Aperçu ... l'origine des Scythes (Hdt. IV, 5-7) et le problème des sources du Scythicos logos d'Hérodote », REG 112, 1999, pp. 12-53. SOURVINOU-INWOOD CHR., « Herodotus (and others) on Pelasgians : Some Perceptions of Ethnicity », dans DEROW, ... The Albanians: an ethnic history from prehistoric times to the present - Page 65 books.google.frEdwin E. Jacques - 1995 - 730 pages - Aperçu Herodotus confirmed this when he wrote that "the Athenians had given to the Pelasgi a tract of land at the foot of the Hymettus hills as payment for the walls with which the Pelasgians had surrounded the citadel. Autres éditions The history of Herodotus: A new English version, ed. with copious ... - Page 166 books.google.frHerodotus, George Rawlinson, Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson - 1862 - Afficher la publication en entier 166 DISAPPEARANCE OF THE SCYTHS AS A NATION. bility, approached nearly to Poros-danas. ... or Medo-Per- sian, or Pelasgian ; and the argument of Lindner," that the Slavonians 3 No great weight ran be attached to the 2-Kuflai with T^toi, ... Autres éditions Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicus: pt. 2. no. XII. Vallancey, C. ... - Page xviii books.google.frCharles Vallancey, Thomas Pownall, Edward Ledwich - 1786 - Afficher la publication en entier Des efptces de Scythes err ants, fortis du mont Caucafe, commencent a fe rtpandie dans les plaines de fAJfyrif. ... with regard to which patriarch, we shall only observe here, that it is not probable the Pelasgians of Greece and Italy ... Autres éditions Collectanea de rebus hibernicis: Volume 3 - Page xviii books.google.frCharles Vallencey - 1786 - Afficher la publication en entier Des e/peces de Scythes errants, sortis du tnont Caucafe, commencent a fe rtparuLe dans les plaines de rAJJyrie. ... with regard to which patriarch, we shall only observe here, that it is not probable the Pelasgians of Greece and Italy ... Autres éditions Collectanea de rebus hibernicis: Volume 3 - Page xviii books.google.fr1786 - Afficher la publication en entier Des especes de Scythes err ants , forth du mont Caucqfe, commencent a fe repandre dans les plaines de rAJsyrie. ... with regard to which patriarch, we shall only observe here, that it is not probable the Pelasgians of Greece and Italy ... Autres éditions The North American review books.google.frJared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell - 1884 - Extraits Mongoloid Cyclopes ; Hamitic Pelasgians ; Aryan Kelts ; Aryan Scyths ; Aryan Slavs. Mongoloid Mongols, thirteenth century ad ; Mongoloid Osmanlis, fourteenth century ad Britain, particularly England. — Mongoloid Cyclopes ; Hamitic ... Autres éditions Die Fragmente der griechischen Historiker: (F GR HIST) Pas d'image de couverture books.google.frFelix Jacoby, Felix Jacoby - 1954 - Extraits The question did not become actual until the Ionic theory had declared the Pelasgians to be barbarians. ... 1 98 figlinas Coroebus A theniensis, in i is orbem A nacharsis Scythes, ut alii Hyperbius Corinthius; 209 animal occidit primus ... Autres éditions History of Herodotus: Volume 3 - Page 166 books.google.frHerodotus - 1862 - Afficher la publication en entier 166 DISAPPEARANCE OF THE SCYTHS AS A NATION. bility, approached neatly to Poros-danas. ... At any rate it is clear that the fragments of the Scythic language are no more Slavonic than they are Celtic, or Medo-Per- sian, or Pelasgian ... Barbarian Asia and the Greek experience: from the archaic period ... books.google.frPericles Georges - 1994 - 358 pages - Extraits ... of nature versus culture in the origins of the distinctions between Pelasgian Greeks and Asiatic barbarians, ... For example, the Scyths reject as madness the rites of Dionysus, by which Melampus cured the madness of the women of ...   Makers of Civilization in Race and History - Page 511 books.google.frL. Austine Waddell - 2004 - 736 pages - Aperçu ... with the north-east Pelasgian or dark long-headed, narrow-browed Mediterranean race in the Minoan Civilization ... aborigines, and in the north with Scyths in the Indian Civilization ; in Burma and Tibet with the Indonesian, ... Autres éditions Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography: Iabadius-Zymethus - Page 936 books.google.frGreek geography, Sir William Smith, William Smith (sir) - 1857 - Afficher la publication en entier 19 ) Scyros is said to have been originally inhabited by Pelasgians, Carinas, and Dolopians; and we know from Thucydides ... Scyth-. tfc** * » Sarmatian, Thracian, and Getic term in re*f«rt T: >» introduction into the Greek language. Asian review books.google.frEast India Association (London, England), Royal Society for India, Pakistan, and Ceylon, Oriental Institute (Woking, England) - 1968 - Extraits Macaedon, Lacedaemon, Dardanus, Scythes and Corinthus were all sons of Zeus, as Thrax was of Ares, and Baeotus of ... from Sanskrit, Greek names not referable to any Greek root, and refers to the Pelasgian, which he maintains to be the ... Autres éditions The Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and art: Volume 90 books.google.fr1878 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ethnologists : in the opinion of great authorities, however, they are Indo-European. " The Scyths ... Autres éditions The National review: Volume 15 - Page 304 books.google.frRichard Holt Hutton, Walter Bagehot - 1862 - Afficher la publication en entier Deep as the Professor goes into Pelasgian matters, we ... Now surely the exact relation of the Epeirots and Macedonians to the Greeks is of more importance to a student of Grecian history than any questions about " Scyths" and Kim- merians. Autres éditions History of civilization: Volume 3 books.google.frEmory Adams Allen - 1887 - Extraits To the north and east of the Cimmerians and contemporaneous with them, dwelt the so-called Scyths. They were also a sort of anomalous people, something like the Pelasgians. The philologist has finally admitted them into the great Aryan ... Autres éditions History of Herodotus: a new English version: Volume 2 books.google.frHerodotus, George Rawlinson, Sir Henry Creswicke Rawlinson - 1880 - Extraits The Scyths, as their language exhibits them, were neither Medes, nor Slaves, nor Goths, nor Celts, ... or Medo-Per- sian, or Pelasgian ; and the argument of Lindner,4 that the Slavonians must be the descendants of the Scythians because ... Autres éditions The Church of England quarterly review - Page 130 books.google.fr1855 - Afficher la publication en entier ... Lacedsemon is the son of Zeus, Targitaus is the son of Zeus, Dardanus is the son of Zeus, Scythes is the son of Zeus, ... This is a peculiarity of Greek literary history The Pelasgians were considered by the ancients as standing to ... Autres éditions Last Of The Amazons books.google.frSteven Pressfield - 2010 - 528 pages - Aucun aperçu Resounding to the sound of brutal, bloody battles fought hand-to-hand and peopled with wonderfully realised flesh and blood characters, LAST OF THE AMAZONS is Steven Pressfield's most thrilling - and thrillingly imagined - novel yet. Autres éditions Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine: Volume 122 books.google.fr1877 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ... ':The Scyths, as their language proves, are neither 'Modes, nor Slavs, nor Goths, nor Pelasgians ; but their ... Autres éditions   The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of science, art, ...: Volume 19 - Page 704 Pas d'image de couverture books.google.fr1829 - Afficher la publication en entier It was originally in the possession of the Pelasgians and Carians. Achilles retired thither to avoid going to the Trojan war, ... SCYTHES, in fabulous history, the son of Jupiter and Tellus, who was half man half serpent. Autres éditions Notes and queries - Page 471 Pas d'image de couverture books.google.frOxford Journals (Firm) - 1858 - Afficher la publication en entier On the Ethnography of the European Scyths ; 3. On the Geography of Scythia. These are followed by the translation of the Fifth ... On the Traditions respecting the Pelasgians, completes the volume : which, however, we ought to add, is, ... Autres éditions Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the arts, ...: Volume 20 - Page 330 Pas d'image de couverture books.google.fr1816 - Afficher la publication en entier It was originally the former were peopled by the Bactrians, Sogdi- in the possession of the Pelasgians and Carians. ... Al- SCYTHES, in fabulous history, the son of Ju- though the ancient Scythians were celebrated as piter and Tellus, ... Autres éditions Origin of the Western nations & languages books.google.frCharles Lassalle - 1883 - Extraits The science of language discloses the community of origin and nationality of the Royal Scythians of Idanthyrsus and Greek Pelasgians. ... The Busirites must be the good-looking Oxen-Sires-Sites (Scythes) of the Oxus or Amu. Autres éditions The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of science, ...: Volume 19 - Page 704 books.google.frThomas Curtis - 1829 - Afficher la publication en entier It was originally in the possession of the Pelasgians and damns. Achilles retired thither to avoid going to the Trojan war, ... SCYTHES, in fabulous history, the son of Jupiter and Tellus, who was half man half serpent. Autres éditions The Asiatic quarterly review: Volume 3 books.google.fr1892 - Aucun aperçu Autres éditions Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge. ... - Page 326 books.google.frEncyclopaedia Perthensis - 1816 - Afficher la publication en entier It was originally in the possession of the Pelasgians and Carians. Achilles retired there to avoid going to the Trojan war, ... a native of China and the East Indies. SCYTHÆ, the Scythians. See Scythians. SCYTHES, in fabulous history, ... Autres éditions The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's Edinburgh ...: Volume 122 books.google.fr1877 - Extraits Here, in the early days of written history, dwelt the Scythians, whose origin and subsequent history have been a problem to ... "The Scyths, as their language proves, are neither Medes, nor Slavs, nor Goths, nor Pelasgians ; but their ... Autres éditions The Quarterly review of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South: Volume 14 - Page 440 books.google.frMethodist Episcopal Church, South - 1860 - Afficher la publication en entier ... well illustrated with notes and engravings, and followed by three Essays on the Cimmerians, Scyths, and Scythia. ... and another on the Traditions respecting the Pelasgians, and a Note on the Derivation and Meaning of the Proper ... Autres éditions The Biblical repertory and Princeton review: Volume 33 - Page 279 books.google.frCharles Hodge, Lyman Hotchkiss Atwater - 1861 - Afficher la publication en entier ... and the migrations of the Cymric race, on the ethnography of the European Scyths, and on the geography of Scythia. ... on the circumstances of the battle of Marathon, and of the traditions respecting the Pelasgians, with a note on ... Autres éditions   Annals of Ireland by the Four Masters as translated into English ... - Page 368 books.google.frCleary, etc..., - 2003 - 394 pages - Aperçu ... of a Celtic or Celto-Scythic language, from which was formed the Hiberno-Celtic, or Irish language of after times. The colony of Fomorians, who were of Phoenician origin, must have spoken a dialect of the Phoenician language. Autres éditions The natural history of the human species: its typical forms, ... books.google.frCharles Hamilton Smith, Samuel Kneeland - 1852 - 464 pages - Afficher la publication en entier ... the second being a faculty appertaining solely to mankind, inquires into the grammatical structure and the sounds of oral communication, and traces out the families of languages, by means of which the more remote origin, connection, ... Autres éditions The Shemetic Origin of the Nations of Western Europe, and More ... books.google.frJohn Pym Yeatman - 2009 - 316 pages - Aucun aperçu This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Autres éditions