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Ezerovo Ring inscription in " archaic romanian " !

The golden ring with its inscription was found in 1912 during the excavations of Thracian burial mound in the place called Părženaka near the village of Ezerovo, district of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. This region was inhabited by getae (greek term) or dacians (latin term) in ancient times. Other objects were also found at the site associated with burial rites: golden diadem, small golden spoon, broken bronze vessel, bronze mirror etc.

 

In the past decades many incorrect translations were offered in special from bulgarians archaeologists. Why they can not translate it? Because nobody wants to accept the true that the thracian language has not been extinct and is not related to slav or greek language! The thracians, dacians, macedonians, ilirians  spoke latin long time ago before appearance  of Rome village in our history.

 

ΡΟΛΙΣΤΕΝΕΑΣ  ΝΕ ΡΕΝΕΑ Τ,ΙΛ ΤΕΑ.        ΝΗΣΚΟΑ ΡΑΖΕΑ   ΔΟΜΕΑ ΝΤ,ΙΛΕΖ   VΠΤΑ ΜΙΗ Ε ΡΑΖΗΛ        ΤΑ original  (please note that Z symbol from PAZEA  ΡΑΖΗΛ  and ΝΤ,ΙΛΕΖ does not look as Z)

POLISTENEAS  NE PENEA ŢIL TEA.      NISKOAI PACIA   DOMEA NŢILEC   VITA MIA E PACIA     TA adjusted

POLISTENEAS  NE PENEA  ŢIL DEA.        NISKAI PACIA   DOMNEA NŢILEC  VIATA MIA I PACIA TA archaic romanian

POLISTENEAS NEA PENEA  ŢIL DEA.      NISCAI  PACEA DOMNEA INŢILEG  VIATA MIA E PACEA TA romanian

POLISTENEAS  NEA PENEA  ŢI LA DAT. NISCAI PACEA  DOMNEA INŢELEG VIATA MEA E PACEA TA romanian grammatically correct

 

 

Polisteneas Mr Penea give to you.  Short time peace times understand life mine is peace your translation from archaic romanian

Mr Penea Polisteneas gave this to you. Its peace now  I understand my life is your - peace

 

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Last Updated on Saturday, 04 September 2010 21:09  

 

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