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you still did not tell me the exact location of "Bylazora".........
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Could you please give us some more ancient toponyms in the region around Bylazora so that it is easier for us to localize?P.e. Vardar river was always called Axios
Salonica was and is always called THESSALONIKI as the sister of ATG...

Hi CyrusI am not writing this post to dispute or to contradict you, but your opinions are based on the "indo-European" theory (Sir W. Jones, 1786) formed based on LINGUISTIC criteria. It stated that most European languages and in India, parts of the Middle East, and Asia have common origin...

Coming back to the topic of this string:CyrusI would like to remind you that the tilte Great was attributed to both men but for a different reason. Darius was named like that because of his position (King of the GREAT persian empire). On the other hand Alexander received this title because of his ac...

Hi CyrusSorry to ruin that for you, but Skudra-Skydra is a small town northwest of Thessaloniki, between Veroia and Arhidaia (you can see it in any map). Skopia (Skopje) is a very Greek word used even today meaning "guard post" - "Outpost".Respect
Panos

MarcusYou are right. There is nothing in the sources stating that Cassander brought Alexander's body back home. There is also nothing stating that in the grave of Vergina the skeleton belongs to Phillip II, Arrhidaeus and NOT to ATG, as there is nothing indicating dislike towards ATG politics and ac...

MarcusIn Egypt there was a mummy in a glass sarconice personus bringing great wealth to the area.A good example of "somebody who cared"is Cassander. He was struggling to prove his decence from the Argeads. So appart from getting married to the sister of ATG (Thessaloniki) he would very muc...

YannisIt is an assumption of course but I cannot see a reaso why not. Alexander was Macedon and by tradition should be buried in his homeland with the adequate rituals. I dont think anyone would accept the body of the most legendary and heroic of the Macedonians to be an excibit in a glass coffin in...

Hi companions! Having no "entrenched position", and no "vested interest" and using the same site mentioned before I am wondering why should we exclude the possibility that the skeleton found is of Alexander the Great. After all the skeleton was cremated "dry", complete ...

Hey VaskoHow are you?Still no response to my statements. I hope it is because you cannot find the time in your busy schedule. A question: could you please define the criteria for identifying a language as indoeuropean?Regards PanosP.S. If you find the time please respond to my other questions too......

VaskoThanks for the prompt response. Comments:"First of all, as you are saying Dorians are more Makedonians tahn Hellens, and that is maybe true, so we are looking for common ground and respect, becouse with some of Hellens we are deeply connected. "?????????????? I am not saying anything ...

VaskoYou still did not respond to ANY of my statements.....All the best
Panos

On the meaning of the name Alexander According to your posts: A=? (in all the western languages GÇ£aGÇ¥ is used for denial. what does it mean in your language?) LEK= cure for the disease - DORI/DARI/DAR=GIFTI regret to inform you that "Doron" is a greek word dating from VERY ancient times....

Vaskoyou still did not reply to any of my comments!!!!!!let me refresh your memory: The skin map you are mentioning was a map of the Red Beard and as you clearly mention it shows ONLY seven continents. Actually six and a hypothesis about The Americas (East coast). I also found no mentioning of an GÇ...

Hey VaskoHow r u? Still no responce to my mail...... I am just asking to do step by step debate on our knowledge so that all people in this forum can benefit and see the light. I mean you still didn't respond to importand threads like : Comment on Enlightement attempt by Panos on Tuesday, 16th Septe...