- ISBN 978-0-7546-6525-0. Anson,
Edward M. (1984). "The
Meaning of the Term
Macedones".
Ancient World. 10: 67–68. Baldry, H. C. (1959). Gr****
Literature for...
-
Macedonians (Gr****: Μακεδόνες, Makedónes), also
known as Gr****
Macedonians or
Macedonian Gr****s, are a
regional and
historical po****tion
group of ethnic...
- and bore two sons:
Magnes and Makednos, the
eponyms of the
Magnetes and
Macedones, respectively.
Within Thyia's
extended family in the
Catalogue are found...
- this district,
whence they are
called by
Pliny the
Elder and
Tacitus "
Macedones Hyrcani." The city
minted its own coins. Its site is
located west of Halit...
-
subjugated in 344 a
tribute of one
tenth of
their produce payable to the
Macedones ..., it
seems that
Alexander did not
impose any
tribute on the Triballi...
-
leleges Dorus (dorians)
Xuthus Aeolus (aeolians)
Magnes (magnetes)
Macedon (
macedones)
Graecus (graeci)
Aethlius Aegimius Achaeus (achaeans) Ion (ionians) Endymion...
-
historical region". N.G.L. Hammond, "Connotations of 'Macedonia' and of '
Macedones'
Until 323 B. C.", The
classical Quarterly, New Series, Vol. 45, No. 1...
- same event, and "Monchidoule" is a
transliteration of the
Latin word "
Macedones,"
referring to Macedonia,
which was
under the
Roman Empire at the time...
-
Lucani (Lucanians)
Lusitaneis =
Lusitani (Lusitanians)
Macedonibus =
Macedones (Macedonians) M****is =
Marsi (Marsians)
Medullineis =
Medullini Messapieis...
-
italice et
epirotice contexta, et in duas
partes diuisa a
Petro Bogdano Macedone, Sacr. Congr. de Prop. Fide alvmno,
Philosophiae &
Sacrae Theologiae Doctore...
