- (Hungarian pronunciation: [ˈɛstɛrɡom] ; German: Gran; Latin:
Solva or
Strigonium; Slovak: Ostrihom,
known by
alternative names) is a city with
county rights...
- po****tion
appears to have been agriculture. From the 10th
century Gran /
Strigonium (Esztergom)
became the
royal and
ecclesiastical capital of the Kingdom...
-
Quadrata Lébény Sala Zalalövő
Savaria Szombathely Scarbantia Sopron Solva,
Strigonium (Medieval Latin)
Esztergom Sopianae Pécs
Tricciana Ságvár Val**** Fenékpuszta...
- (Slovak*),
Ostrogon or
Ostrigon (Croatian*),
Ostrzyhom (Polish*), Solva* or
Strigonium * (Latin),
Strigonio (ancient Italian*),
Strigoniu (Romanian*)
Eupen Eupen...
- Ostrogon, in
Polish Ostrzyhom, in
Slovak Ostrihom, in
Medieval Latin Strigonium, and in
Turkish Estergon. In
around 1250, the town was
known to Germans...
- 22, 1546: "You know how
dangerous this
region is,
especially opposite Strigonium, due to the new
castle being built very
close by." The
construction of...
-
Dunakeszi Contra Constantiam Dunaújváros
Intercisa Eger
Agria Esztergom Strigonium Győr
Iaurinum Kőszeg
Ginsium Mosonmagyaróvár
Mosonium Nagytétény Campona...
- Bizánc [Archbishop Job and the
Byzantine Empire]". In Beke,
Margit (ed.).
Strigonium Antiquum II. Kezdés és újrakezdés (in Hungarian).
Esztergom Primate Archives...
