SPARTANsenator6

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"...and she was not there forever, but after﻿﻿ the cataclysm of Defkalion, which﻿ occurred in the Hellenic area, in fact, in the ancient Hellas, which was around Dodoni,﻿ and it changed many times the flow of Acheloos river. In that area live the Selloi and﻿ the ones that were once called﻿ Graecoi and are now called Hellenes..."

(Aristotelis﻿ Meteorologika, I, 14)



"The Hellenic race has never,﻿ since its first origin,﻿ changed its speech. This at least seems evident to me. It was a branch of﻿ the PELASGIC (Pelasgians the Early Hellenes)
(Herodotus 1.57)

"In this period, sixty-five years before the founding of Rome, Carthage was established by the Tyrian Elissa, by some authors called Dido. About this time also Caranus, a man of royal race, eleventh in descent from Hercules, set out from Argos and seized the kingship of Macedonia. From him Alexander the Great was descended in the seventeenth generation, and could boast that, on his mothers side, he was descended from Achilles, and, on his fathers side, from Hercules."
Velleius Paterculus, Book I

"There was a PERSISTENT, WELL ATTESTED tradition in antiquity that told of a group of Greeks from Argos-descendants of Temenus, kinsman of Heracles-who came to Macedonia and established their rule over the Makedones, unifying them and providing a royal house. "

[E Borza (1990) In The Shadow of Olympus: The Emergence of Macedon pg. 80.]

"... not much need to be said about the Greekness of ancient Macedonia: it is undeniable."
Ian Worthington, English historian and archaeologist:
("Philip II of Macedon", Yale University, 2008)

W. J. Woodhouse, Australian historian: "This was Macedonia in the strict sense, the land where settled immigrants of Greek stock later to be called Macedonians." ("The tutorial history of Greece, to 323 B.C", p.216, University Tutorial Press)

Ulrich Wilcken, German