Serbia
There are 86 items in Serbia:
Belgrade, Venus |
Bogomilism along the Via Egnatia
Bogomilism: a Manicheist belief from the Byzantine Age that spread along the Via Egnatia to western Europe.In late Antiquity and during the early Middle Ages, the Byzantine Empire was a true melting pot of cultures, and this also applies to…
Coin with Trajan's bridge across the Danube |
Dalmatia
Dalmatia: the name the ancient Greeks and Romans gave to the area that is more or less identical to former Yugoslavia.Roman Illyricum …Danubius (Danube)
Danube (Greek ῎Ιστρος and Δάνυβις; Latin Danubius or Danuvius): one of the largest rivers in Europe, northern frontier of the Roman Empire. …Illyrians
Illyrians (Greek Ἰλλυρίοι): the name the ancient Greeks and Romans gave to the various tribes and states in the general area of Albania and former Yugoslavia.Name …
Lederata, Dedication to Jupiter by a soldier of VII Claudia |
Macedonia (9)
Macedonia: ancient landscape and state, situated in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and northern Greece, best known because its king Alexander the Great (r.336-323) conquered the Persian Empire and inaugurated a new period in Greek history.Appendix: the Macedonian question In…Požarevac, Museum of Viminacium
The ancient city of Viminacium is situated at the place where the river Mlava empties itself into the Danube. This means that here, three important roads came together: the road upstream along the Danube to Pannonia and the Adriatic Sea,…Singidunum (Belgrade)
Singidunum (Greek: Σινγíδουνον): Roman fortress on the confluence of the rivers Danube and Sava, base of the Fourth Legion Flavia Felix, modern Belgrade in Serbia. …Sirmium (Sremska Mitrovica)
Sirmium: Roman city and river port in Pannonia. The city became an imperial residence and is identical to modern Sremska Mitrovica. …
Sirmium, Relief showing Apollo |