WHAT DOES DACO-ROMÁN MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of daco-román in the Romanian dictionary
daco-román, s. and adj. Roman from Dacia, Romanian from the Danube and Carpathian (compared to Macedo-roman, Istro-roman). daco-román, -ă s. și adj. Roman din Dacia, Român de la Dunăre și Carpațĭ (față de Macedo-roman, Istro-roman).
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10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «DACO-ROMÁN»
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1
Nationalism and Territory: Constructing Group Identity in ... - Pagina 127
Very little evidence exists that can support this belief and thus it is still just a theory, commonly called the Daco-Roman theory. Moreover, Romantic nationalism mandates not only an argument of first- occupation in advancing a territorial claim ...
2
Transylvania and the Theory of Daco-Roman-Rumanian Continuity
Louis L. Lőte. The heritage of P. Motor. No historian accepts today such obvious errors of P. Maior as the assertion that the Cumans and the Petcheneges were Rumanians, that the Rumanian "race" is purely of Roman origin or the belief about ...
3
Researches on the Danube and the Adriatic; or ...
From my entrance into Transylvania, until my arrival at Herrmanstadt, a three days' journey, every isolated house, small hamlet, or road-side iun, was destroyed ; and, in a Daco-Roman country, I might literally apply the words of Chateaubriand ...
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Researches on the Danube and the Adriatic, contributions ... - Pagina 60
From my entrance into Transylvania, until my arrival at Heirmanstadt, a three days' journey, every isolated house, small hamlet, or road-side inn, was destroyed ; and, in a Daco-Roman country, I might literally apply the words of Chateaubriand, ...
Andrew Archibald Paton, 1861
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Asasinarea Marilor Martiri Ai Neamului
Este vorba despre Sarmisegetuza, capitala Daciei, cetate ridicată de către Regele Burebista şi preotul său Deceneu în ... de la Deceneu încoace, legând prin alăturare, între ele, aceste două mari nume ale istoriei neamului traco-daco-român.
6
History and Myth in Romanian Consciousness - Pagina 96
He believes that in the Roman province of Dacia, with a thinned indigenous population and in conditions of massive colonization, the Roman ... 22 Pârvan succeeded, by his genius, in fixing the Daco-Roman synthesis in a perfect balance.
7
Ancient West & East: Volume 2 - Pagina 95
1992: 'Statistics and Roman Society', journal of Roman Archaelogy 5, 287-90. Gudea, N. 1982: Un complex arheologic daco-roman la marginea de nord a Imperiului roman (Zalau). Harkness, A.G. 1896: 'Age at Marriage and Death in the ...
8
Istoria românilor: Cu o privire mai largă asupra culturii
Însă relaţiile daco-romane deveneau din an în an tot mai încordate. La scurt timp după preluarea puterii, Decebal întreprinde o expediţie de jaf la sud de Dunăre. Drept răspuns, generalul roman Cornelius Fuscus intră în Dacia cu intenţia de ...
9
Transylvania: A Short History - Pagina 205
The Rumanian nationalism has as its ideological basis the theory or Rumanian and Daco-Roman continuity ... did not exist at the time of the Roman occupation of Dacia, thus, it is more likely that he Rumanian language originated much later, ...
Istvan Lazar, Andrew L. Simon, 2001
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A Concise History of Romania - Pagina 20
Transylvania The lands that were to constitute modern Romania continued to receive newcomers well after the arrival of the Slavs, who by the eleventh century had been assimilated into the Daco-Roman population. Of crucial importance for ...
