Re: Roman Dacia and Armorica.




"IEJ" <Inger_ejohansson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> "IEJ" <Inger_ejohansson@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> > "Raktizer Omheit" <cequka@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelandet
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>> >> The reason why Romania in the Balkans, one part of the former Roman
>> > province
>> >> of Dacia [ 106-271 A.D. ], turned out to be a Latin enclave surrounded
> by
>> >> Slavic and Hungarian/Magyar-speaking peoples,
>> >
>> > ? Some say that the Hungarian/Magyar-speaking people arrived 200 years
>> > later. Who am I refering to? Historians from 271 to 750 AD.....
>> > What ground do you have for the 'Hungarian/Magyar-speaking' people
>> > being
>> > there before 271 AD?
>> > References to contemporary sources please.
>> >
>> > Inger E
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>> > I did not write that. Please re-read my first post more carefully.
>
> Sorry. My mistake. I wrote before I had my first cup of coffee for the
> day.
>
> Inger E
>
> You don't really believe that I believe your excuse. You are as mysterious
> to me as a toilet is to a plumber, and as interesting.
>
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