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• MACEDON — Macedoni, Macedonica, Macedonicae …   Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions

• MACEDONL — Macedoni Luci …   Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions

• Macedònia — Macedòni f. Macédoine …   Diccionari Personau e Evolutiu

• macedònia — macedòni f. macédoine; salade russe. Macedònia de fruchas, de liumes. voir barbolhada, mesclum …   Diccionari Personau e Evolutiu

• Slavic dialects of Greece — Infobox Language name=Slavic dialects of Greece nativename= bălgarski / makedonski familycolor=Indo European states=Greece speakers=20,000 (2008)Στη Δυτική Μακεδονία, κυρίως στις περιοχές της Φλώρινας, της Καστοριάς, της Βέροιας και του Κιλκίς… …   Wikipedia

• Geographical distribution of the Macedonian language — The Macedonian language is spoken throughout the Balkan Peninsula, Europe and the rest of the world. The actual number of Macedonian speakers is hard to determine as it is a controversial topic. An internal 1964 estimate of the emigrant… …   Wikipedia

• Alexandre Deulofeu — Torres (L Armentera, 1903 ndash; Figueres, 1978) was a Catalan politician and philosopher of history, he wrote about what he called Mathematics of History , a cyclical theory on the evolution of civilizations. Biography Alexandre Deulofeu was… …   Wikipedia

• Political views on the Macedonian language — The existence and distinctiveness of the Macedonian language is disputed among the politicians, linguists and common people from Republic of Macedonia and neighboring countries. Macedonian dialects are indeed a part of dialectal continuum which… …   Wikipedia

• Vehicle registration plates of the Republic of Macedonia — Car licence plate codes in the Republic of Macedonia consist of a two letter region code, followed by a 3 digit numeric and a 2 letter alpha code (e.g. BT 123 AA). Several cities like Kičevo, Struga and Resen all use the region code of Ohrid but… …   Wikipedia

• Paroecopolis — is a Catholic titular see. The original diocese was in Macedonia, a suffragan of Thessalonica. It is mentioned by Ptolemy [III, 13, 30.] as being in Sintice, a part of Macedonia, and by Phlegon [ Fragm. histor. gr. ed. Didot, III, 609.] .… …   Wikipedia