M�ller goes on to propose that the original Pelasgian language was the common ancestor of Greek and Latin, that it evolved into Proto-Greek and was corrupted in Macedon and Thessaly by invasions of Illyrians.
32.
He does not explain why Homer speaks of Dodona, inland in north-western Greece, as Pelasgian ( Il, 16, 233 ); nor why no place in historic Ionia is called Pelasgian.
33.
He does not explain why Homer speaks of Dodona, inland in north-western Greece, as Pelasgian ( Il, 16, 233 ); nor why no place in historic Ionia is called Pelasgian.
34.
In Greek mythology, a storm on Propontis brought the Argonauts back to an island they had left, precipitating a battle where either Jason or Heracles killed King Cyzicus, who mistook them for his Pelasgian enemies.
35.
According to legend, the nation got its name from the Pelasgian leader and first governor Thesprotos, who built Kichyro ( " Cichorus " ), which later was called Ephyra, the capital of Thesprotia.
36.
The country occupied by them was inhabited, in the earliest times described by ancient historians, by the Oenotrians a tribe of Pelasgian origin, of which the Conii and Morgetes appear to have been merely subordinate divisions.
37.
The word " terebinth " is used ( at least in some translations ) for a tree mentioned in the Hebrew Scriptures ( or Old Testament ), where the Pelasgian word, marked by the characteristic consonant complex ??.
38.
:I see nothing more than 1 ) a self-published essay from a website, 2 ) a FRINGE tract about the usual Pelasgian nonsense, 3 ) some more fringe nonsense from another self-published website.
39.
Crispi considered Albanian closely related to Pelasgian, Phrygian, Macedonian and " proto-Aeolian ", thus an " ancestor " of Greek, which according to him had lost its " ancient features " over the millennia.
40.
:: He's entirely correct, and referring not to Persian, ( which may also have names beginning with X ) but specifically to Pelasgian words which typically have-nth-( a Non-PIE sequence ) in them.
