The Continuity of the Romanian People, Volume 2 |
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Contents
Introduction | 7 |
The Proofs of Continuity | 103 |
Dacia by the Roman Administration | 138 |
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13th century abandonment according ancient Anonymus appeared archaeological argument Aurelian autochthonous Balkan Banat beginning brought Bucureşti Centuries A.D. Christian chronicler colonists considered continuity Contributions culture Dacia Daco-Roman Daicoviciu Danube descendants District documents elements Empire epoch existence fact finds foreign formation formed former German historians History Hungarians ibidem idea idem important inhabitants inscriptions Iorga istoria Italy land language Latin linguistic living Magyar maintained means mention Moldavia mountains names native nians numerous opinion origin people's pointed political poporului román population present preserved problem proof Protase proved province question recent recorded referring Regarding regions relations remained remarked Researches river Roesler Roma Roman Romanian language Romanians românilor Romanized population Roumains rule Sacerdoțeanu Saxons scholars settled settlements shepherds showed siècles similar Slavs sources Studies taken territory theory tion toponymy Transylvania villages Vlachs
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| Title | The Continuity of the Romanian People, Volume 2 The Continuity of the Romanian People, Nicolae Stoicescu |
| Author | Nicolae Stoicescu |
| Publisher | Editura Științifică și Enciclopedică, 1983 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 8 Apr 2009 |
| Length | 311 pages |
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