Burime bibliografike rreth origjines së pellazgëve, besoj se duhet të interesohemi para se të bëhët vonë, ti studiojmi se kush ishin pellazgët, nga vinin dhe nga rrjedhte gjuha e tyre, do ishte në interesin tonë që Akademia jonë të mirrej më në fund më pellazgët dhe të bëjë publike këtë analiz, para se të krijohet huti ku pastaj do ishte vështirë të dilet
Mendoj se ne duhet të zgjohëmi nga gjumi, duhet të besoni se këto kerkime janë në interesin tonë e jo për të dezinformim, si mendojnë disa, të cilët në jetën e tyre nuk kanë lexuar më shumë se një libër, tek e fundit e verteta do triumfoje njê ditë se është në anën tonë si do që të jetë, ne jemi autokton pa dyshim, por nuk do thotë kjo se ne duhet të bëhëmi patjetër pellazgë për të dëshmuar se jemi para helenëve, sepse ndoshta ne jemi edhe më të vjetër se sa pellazgët dhe se origjina jonë është e banorve autokton para pellazgë, siç dëshmohet, ne ishin Mollosët e lashtë të Epirit .
Pra është krijuar një opinion i gabuar se pellazgët ishin autokton dhe se ne rrjedhim prej tyre, mirëpo kur e studiojmi mirë këtë enigm, vrejmi se pellazgët janë të ardhur më origjinë skite, prandaj, nuk ështe aspakë në interesin tonë që ne të hidhemi në këtë drejtim të pa nevojshëm derisa jemi AUTOKTON në trojet tona edhe PARA PELLAZGËVE !
Duhet ti lexoni këto lidhje me mija e mija burime hulumtooni dhe analizoni e pastaj gjykoni, mos etiketoni njerëz të pa fajshëm që tërë jeten punuan në interes të popullit shqiptar, prandaj kushtoni pakë kohë ju lutemi këtyre kërkimeve për të vertetuar jo që ne jemi pellazgë, por perkundrazi, ne jemi autokton edhe mos te ishim pellazgë, do thotë se duhët të mirremi më këto kërkime megjithëse Akademia jonë është percaktura se ne jemi autokton më prej ardhje ilire e jo pellazge !
Ju falemnderit !
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books.google.fr1842 - 400 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe questions that have been most keenly agitated amongst the learned are, whether the Pelasgians were a different nation from ... and also that the Hellenes or Greeks were Pelasgians, or, in other words, of Scythian or Gothic origin. -
books.google.frJohn Will Donaldson - 1852 - 476 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsNames of the Scythian divinities. § 12. Other Scythian words explained. § 13. Successive peopling of Asia and Europe : fate of the Mongolian race. § 14. The Pelasgians were of Sclavonian origin. § 15. Foreign affinities of the Umbrians, ... -
books.google.frJohn William Donaldson - 1844 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe Etruscans — the theory of Lepsius, respecting their Pelasgian origin, adopted and confirmed 10 11. ... How the Pelasgians came into Europe ...... 25 3 . Thracians, Getse, and Scythians 27 4. Scythians and Medes 28 ... -
books.google.frPhilological Society (Great Britain) - 1785 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditions•f whom were originally Pelasgi, we must perceive [hat the Hellenes, or Greeks, ... the Greeks came from Caucasus, it is also certain, that the Pelasgi came from the neighbourhood of that mountain, and were descended from the Scythians. -
books.google.frMichael Russell, James Talboys Wheeler - 1865 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditions1 Theory that the Pelasgians originally came from Phoenicia and Egypt. — But although it is universally admitted that the ... There being no similar evidence for believing that the Cabirian mysteries originated among the Scythians, ... -
books.google.frJohn Jamieson - 1814 - 368 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsfrom their wandering habits, the learned Scandinavian views the term Pelasgi as of Scythian origin, q. ... The Scythian origin of the Pelasgi proved from Testimony. The principal branch of our inquiry regards the origin of this people . -
books.google.frJohn Pinkerton - 1787 - 207 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsHerodotus, Thucydides, Strabo, assert the Pelasgi to have come from Thessaly into Greece ; and Thessaly was anciently esteemed a part of Thrace, so that the Pelasgi were Thracians, that is, Scythæ, Getæ or Goths. -
Pas d'image de couverturebooks.google.frJonathan Boucher, Joseph Hunter, Joseph Stevenson - 1832 - 80 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsand thence to bare called them sometimes Scythians, sometimes Pelasgians, Barbarians, Cimmerians or Cimbrians, ... For that, ashamed, as it would seem, of the obscurity and meanness of their origin, the most eminent Gieek writers hoped ... -
books.google.frAlexander Fraser Tytler (lord Woodhouselee.), Brandon Turner - 1846 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsHerodotus, Thucydides, and Strabo, state that the Pelasgians came originally from Thessaly into Greece ; and as Thessaly was anciently a part of Thrace. Pinkerton (on the Origin of the Scythians and Goths) contends that the Pelasgians ... -
books.google.fr1828 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsWhile Pinkerton traces the genealogy of the Pelasgians to an ancient Scythian empire, for the existence of which tradition seems to afford at least some degree of evidence, Colonel Kennedy thinks proper to assign them an origin among a ...
The European magazine, and London review: Volume 8 - Page 289
books.google.frPhilological Society (Great Britain) - 1785 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe Etruscan language seems to have been still more homologous to the Pelasgian ; that is to fay, the latter underwent less alteration in Etruria, whither, we have clearly shewn, the Scythians certainly penetrated, and who must have ... -
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books.google.frJohn William Donaldson - 1844 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe Etruscans — the theory of Lepsius, respecting their Pelasgian origin, adopted and confirmed 10 11. Meaning and ethnical extent of the name " Tyrrhenian" . ... The Etruscan language — a mixture of Pelasgian and Umbrian ; the latter ... -
books.google.frRobert Ellis - 1861 - 200 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsBut, even if the Etruscan language had been thus partly Celticised at the time of the capture of Agylla, we have still to explain the distinction which was made between the Etruscans and Pelasgians at that particular time, ... -
books.google.frJohn Will Donaldson - 1852 - 476 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsC. Scythians and Medes. § 7. Iranian origin of the Sarmatians, Scythians, and Gets, may be shown (1) generally, and (2) by an examination of the remains of the Scythian language. § 8. Mode of discriminating the ethnical elements in ... -
books.google.frSamuel Griswold Goodrich - 1854 - 1221 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe origin of its primeval inhabitants is uncertain ; yet several reasons induce the belief that it was settled by the ... About fifteen hundred years before the Christian era, we find Pelasgians and Etruscans mingled with later ... -
books.google.frWilliam Jerdan, Lovell Reeve, Henry Christmas - 1884 - Extraits
Thu- cydides, speaking of certain Italian tribes, says, ' They are of Pelasgic origin ; that is, of these Tyrrheni who ... The languages of the Lydians and of the Pelasgi might be different. Homer calls the Carians ' barbarous-tongued ... -
books.google.frBarthold Georg Niebuhr, Julius Charles Hare, Leonhard Schmitz - 1831 - 641 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsbefore it fell int;o the hands of the Etruscans, is uniformly represented as a Pelasgian city : and as the ... Scythian, and Persian words, was no more deficient in attention to languages, than we are: this very passage plainly shews ... -
books.google.frS.G. GOODRICH - 1857 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsEoROPE has been known to history for about forty centuries. The origin of its primeval inhabitants is uncertain ; yet several ... About fifteen hundred years before the Christian era, we find Pelasgians and Etruscans mingled with later ... -
books.google.frJohn Jamieson - 1814 - 368 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsResemblance of the Greek Language to tJiat of the Scythians. Let us now advert to the historical proofs of similarity ... had recently migrated from Scythia, or had formed a part of those Pelasgi who had been driven from Etruria. -
books.google.fr1786 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThat the Etruscan differed from the Phrygian is certain ; for the Phrygian wasGomerian, but the Etruscan I think Magogian-Scythian, mixed vith the Phœnician under the name of Pelasgian ; ' and the first Pelasgian settlements in Etruria ...
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books.google.frCharles Vallencey - 1786 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditions... for the Phrygian wasGomerian, the Etruscan I think Magogian-Scythian, mixed i the Phœnician under the name of Pelasgian ; id the first Pelasgian settlements in Etruria,"(say authors of the Universal History) " from what e have advanced, could not ... the languages, or ather dialects of the Ægyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Syrians, Arabs, &c. must have approached extremely near to the Hebrew and ... -
books.google.frJohn Macculloch, Sir Walter Scott - 1824 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsSo is Stiernhelm, when be says that the Celtic, Etruscan, and Phrygian, are " ex una fonte" " nec Graeca longe distat." So is Vossius. So, I should think, is Herodotus, when he says that the Pelasgian was a different language from the ... -
books.google.frSir William Smith - 1854 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsHow easily a common language might supersede a native idiom appears from two remarkable cases in ancient history. ... the arrival of colonists from Asia: and the subject population of Etruria bears numerous traces of a Pelasgian origin. -
books.google.frCleary, etc..., - 2003 - 394 pages - Aperçu
Autres éditionsThe colony of Fomorians, who were of Phoenician origin, must have spoken a dialect of the Phoenician language. .... the Umbrians ; the Eutru- rians or Etruscans ; the Samnites and Sabines of Italy ; the Thracians and Pelasgians of ... -
books.google.frGreek geography, Sir William Smith, William Smith (sir) - 1854 - Afficher la publication en entier
It »m wuifT for these aliens to forego their own ver- ii*-uUr dialects and to acquire the common language •f tiicar ... arrival of colonists from Asia; and the subject population of Etruria bears numerous traces of a Pelasgian origin. -
books.google.frJohn Pinkerton - 1787 - 207 pages - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe number of books, of all ages and languages, gives the moderns a prodigious superiority over the ancients, in judging of the gradations of speech, and origin and progress of nations. From the ancient Hetruscan inscriptions,, ... -
books.google.frThomas.. Dobson, Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1798 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe htruscau letters are Pelasgic, and several of the Etruscan inscriptions are Written in the Pelasgic language; ... nearer the lonic or Roman than the Etruscan. There is also very little difference between the Pelasgian, Etrnscan, ... -
books.google.fr1862 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe following is a res\im6 of the ancient history of Persia : It may be divided into distinct periods: the fabulous, the poetical, .... The Tyrrhenians were originally Pelasgian ; their Etruscan conquerors being of a different race ... -
books.google.frJohn O'Hart - 1989 - Aperçu
Autres éditions... the Umbrians ; the Etrurians or Etruscans ; the Samnites and Sabines of Italy ; the Thracians, Istrians, and Pelasgians of ... The Sarmatians were also of Scythian origin, and settled in the territory from them called by the Romans, ... -
books.google.frJohn MacCulloch - 1824 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsI shall shortly prove it, as I trust, in examining the origin of the Highland people. Llwyd is with me also ; for he ... So, I should think, is Herodotus, when he says that the Pelasgian was a different language from the Hellenic Greek .
books.google.frSamuel Bagster - 1848 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsThe origin of the Etruscan race, for instance, is a question of much interest, still awaiting its solution. ... origin with the Pelasgi of Greece; and their language, though a distinct and peculiar idiom of the Indo-European stem, ... 
books.google.frRoyal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland - 1834 - Afficher la publication en entier
Autres éditionsFrom 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.
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Nje pyetje kam per stafin e faqes. E mbroni shume gjuhen shqipe me gjithe keto argumenta dhe nuk ju ka shkuar ndonjehere ndermend te korrigjoni gabimet ortografike? Tani e kuptoj pse popujt e tjere si marin per baze ankesat tona. Faleminderit
RépondreSupprimerKeni te drejte, gabime ortografike kemi perplote ne te gjitha shenimet, por, kam ndermend qe me kohen do te korrigjohen, me besoni se nuk eshte lehte kur shkruajmi drejte per se drejti ashtu si flasim dhe shpejte, mendja me shkon qe do ti korrigjoj me vone mirepo artikujt grumbullohen njeri patjetrit keshtuqe sot me duket e pa mundur qe ti rregulloj te gjtha shenimet, perndryshe, me duhet te angazhoj edhe bashkepunetore te shumët, por, per momentin nuk kam mundesi, duhet buxhet..Megjithate ju faleminderit per vrejtjen, vetem me kritika mund te permiresohemi ne te ardhmen, kalofshi mirë, shendet !
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