[tied] Re: ANUS

Oh, it is a typical thing in the Balkans to assume everyone was
the greatest and oldest of all. What stops our science from
moving further is the refusal to see how mixed we are, albeit not
completely mixed. It is the clear vision on our being mixed that
can help us trace down the roots of every one of us separately.

Eva


--- In cybalist@yahoogroups.com, george knysh <gknysh@...>
wrote:

>
> --- fortuna11111 <fortuna11111@...> wrote:
> > > GK: "Roman" is "Rzymianin" in Polish, as far
> > as
> > > I remember. And in Ukrainian it's "Rymlianyn". Not
> > a
> > > borrowing from Serbo-Croatian either.*****
> >
> > You have the same word in Bulgarian and Russian, not
> > that I get it
> > what the fight is all about.
> >
> > Eva
>
> ******GK: It seems to be one of the many footnotes to
> footnotes to footnotes of Alex's main goal in life or
> at least on this list: to demonstrate that the
> Romanian language is not exactly a "Romance" language
> (as the mainstream has it) but a descendant of
> Thracian, which in turn was pretty close to Latin,
> which explains why so many brilliant minds have
> mistakenly believed Romanian to be a daughter language
> thereof. And that's as close as I can come to
> identifying our Alexiad. If that's not it, then I
> admit to being thoroughly confused.******
> >
> >
>
>
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