- The
Sclaveni (in Latin) or
Sklabenoi (various
forms in Gr****) were
early Slavic tribes that raided,
invaded and
settled in the
Balkans in the
Early Middle...
- that the
Sclaveni and the
Antes used to be
called the Veneti, but are now "chiefly" (though, by implication, not exclusively)
called Sclaveni and Antes...
- (500–560) the old name of the
Antes and
Sclaveni, two
Early Slavic branches.
Procopius stated that the
Sclaveni and
Antes spoke the same language, but...
- Slavs. Also
contributed to the
Western South Slavs and the East
Slavs Sclaveni:
ancestors of the
Western South Slavs.
Their name was
adopted by the Byzantines...
- (500–560) the old name of the
Antes and
Sclaveni, two
Early Slavic branches.
Procopius stated that the
Sclaveni and
Antes spoke the same language, but...
-
Daurentius (Gr****: Δαυρέντιος) or
Dauritas (Gr****: Δαυρίτας) was a
Slavic (
Sclaveni)
chieftain in the 6th century. He
seems to have been the
supreme chief...
- Slavs. The
Antes had
similar if not
identical customs and
culture as the
Sclaveni. They were
carefully described by
chroniclers such as
Procopius and Maurice...
- Veneti,
Antes and
Sclaveni" (ab una
stirpe exorti, tria
nomina ediderunt, id est Veneti, Antes,
Sclaveni).
Procopius wrote that "the
Sclaveni and the Ante...
-
mentions an
attack of the Antes, "who
dwell close to the
Sclaveni",
probably in 518.
Sclaveni are
first mentioned in the
context of the
military policy...
- or
Sklabinoi (Σκλαβῖνοι), and his
contemporary Jordanes refers to the
Sclaveni in Latin. The
oldest do****ents
written in Old
Church Slavonic,
dating from...
