- The
Liburnians or
Liburni (Ancient Gr****: Λιβυρνοί) were an
ancient tribe inhabiting the
district called Liburnia, a
coastal region of the northeastern...
- The
language spoken by the
Liburnians in
classical times is
basically unattested and unclassified. It is
reckoned as an Indo-European
language with a significant...
- [citation needed] They
transmitted it to
later settlers, the
Liburnians. The name of the
Liburnian settlement was
first mentioned by a Gr****
inscription from...
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Liburnia (Ancient Gr****: Λιβουρνία) in
ancient geography was the land of the
Liburnians, a
region along the
northeastern Adriatic coast in Europe, in
modern Croatia...
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small galley used for
raiding and patrols.
Originally utilized by the
Liburnians, a
pirate tribe from Dalmatia, it
later became a
staple of the
Roman navy...
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retained only as
flagships and were
gradually supplanted by the
light liburnians until, by Late Antiquity, the
knowledge of
their construction had been...
- The
Liburnian Autonomous Movement or the
Liburnian Federalist Movement was a
political group founded in
Rijeka in the
summer of 1943,
disbanded in the...
-
succeeded by Italian-style galleys. It was
developed from the
ancient liburnian,
which was the
mainstay of the
Roman navy
during the Empire.
Middle English...
- BCE, the
Liburnians were
recorded by name or as
separate ethnic groups; and as
early as the 6th
century BCE,
Hecateus noted that the
Liburnians were also...
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under the
influence of pan-Illyrian theories, the Histrian,
Venetic and
Liburnian languages were
considered to be
Illyrian dialects. As
archaeological research...
