Very well, very well, only some minor notes: The original chant mentions granting victory to the king (meaning the Roman Emperor) and its not "over adversaries" but "over Bulgarians". Some minor facts, nothing very important.
@jkslater3 no it's actually "kata Voulgaron", the chant was written for Basil II Macedonian (the Bulgarslayer). The chant changed lyrics quite a few times as you understand.
@TheSyndicateGreece Thanks for the historical info :) I was pointing out that in this particular video it's "kata varvarwn," but I appreciate the background!
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MegaHellas1 3 months ago
Very well, very well, only some minor notes: The original chant mentions granting victory to the king (meaning the Roman Emperor) and its not "over adversaries" but "over Bulgarians". Some minor facts, nothing very important.
TheSyndicateGreece 4 months ago
@TheSyndicateGreece Actually, it's "against Barbarians," not Bulgarians! :p (Kata Barbarwn)
jkslater3 3 months ago
@jkslater3 no it's actually "kata Voulgaron", the chant was written for Basil II Macedonian (the Bulgarslayer). The chant changed lyrics quite a few times as you understand.
TheSyndicateGreece 3 months ago
@TheSyndicateGreece Thanks for the historical info :) I was pointing out that in this particular video it's "kata varvarwn," but I appreciate the background!
jkslater3 3 months ago
@jkslater3 naaah, dont mention it ;)
TheSyndicateGreece 3 months ago