- Xenophon. In Xenophon's Cyropaedia,
Cyrus the
Great helps the
Armenians and
Chaldians resolve a
dispute over
agricultural land. In
Roman times, the Chaldaei...
-
Black sea Turks,
Hemshin peoples and by
Pontic Gr****s,
particularly Chaldians. It is a
prominent instrument in the
music of Pazar, Hemşin, Çamlıhemşin...
- and he
suggests that the
Halizones may have been Chalybes, as well as
Chaldians. Strabo's
speculation equating the
Halizones with the
Chalybes still has...
- the
Chaldian language,
Kakamar (the
Chaldian name for the
Black Sea),
points toward an Indo-European connection.
Strabo identifies the
Chaldians with...
- a Gr****
colony the area was
dominated by
Colchians (west Georgian) and
Chaldian (Anatolian) tribes. The Hayasa, who had been in
conflict with the Central-Anatolian...
- semi-autonomous rulers, like the
Gabras family, of
possibly "Greco-Laz" or
simply Chaldian origin. With the
Georgian intervention in
Chaldia and
collapse of Byzantine...
-
revised his view and
wrote that the
Gabrades were most
likely simply native Chaldians, as
Inner Chaldia,
their native region, was
beyond the
areas of either...
- Slavs, Huns, Vandals, Getae, the
sectarians of Manes, Laz, Alanians,
Chaldians,
Armenians and
every kind of
other peoples". This has led to
modern claims...
- Bryer, "The
Question of
Byzantine Mines in the Pontos:
Chalybian Iron,
Chaldian Silver, Koloneian, Alum and the
Mummy of Cheriana",
Anatolian Studies,...
-
After that any
attempts of
Thomas Christians to
contact bishops — even
Chaldian Catholic ones — in the
Middle East were foiled. In 1122, Mar John, Metropolitan-designate...
