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ASPALATHUS
Emperor Diocletian, according to Constantine Porphyrogenitus, built the fortress of Aspalathus in Dalmatia. The poor translation of Porphyrogenitus's book…
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ALBANIAN SURNAMES ENDING IN [-SHI]
James Belushi is not the only Albanian whose surname ends in "-shi", while being a patronymic, just like in the Svan language. There are also Turkes…
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SIVAS/SABASTE
Since the ancient sources mention the old name of today's Turkish Sivas in two versions - Sebaste and Sabaste (J.-B. Bourguignon), we have the right to ass…
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ZALL-BASTAR
The second part of the name of the Albanian city is a Svan plural form meaning "Basts" (also used to form toponyms). The Basti were the same ancient…
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COLLI ALBANI
The Colli Albani massif is a good example of the fact that one should not associate toponyms containing the root "alb-" with the color white. The h…
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