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Stridon (Latin:
Strido Dalmatiae) was a town in the
Roman province of Dalmatia, of
unknown location, best
known as the
birthplace of
Saint Jerome. In...
- 1060
known as
Kingdom of
Croatia and
Dalmatia (Latin:
Regnum Croatiae et
Dalmatiae), was a
medieval kingdom in
Southern Europe comprising most of what is...
- Margetić, Lujo (January 1997). "Regnum
Croatiae et
Dalmatiae u doba
Stjepana II" [Regnum
Croatiae et
Dalmatiae in age of
Stjepan II].
Radovi Zavoda Za Hrvatsku...
-
Dalmatian territory in 1000, Doge
Pietro II
Orseolo adopted the
title dux
Dalmatiae, 'Duke of Dalmatia', or in its
fuller form,
Veneticorum atque Dalmaticorum...
- Illyri****(?)
Allegiance Roman Empire Rank
Tribunus Cohortis Praetoriani, Dux
Exercitus Battles / wars Achaea, Illyri****, Asia Other work
Praeses Dalmatiae(?)...
- T157258A5062870.en.
Retrieved 15
March 2022. F. L.
Fleischmann (1831).
Dalmatiae nova
serpentum genera (PDF) (MD thesis). Friedrich-Alexander-Universität...
- Stom, 1635
Doctor of the
Church Born c. 342–347
Stridon (possibly
Strido Dalmatiae, on the
border of
Dalmatia and Pannonia) Died 30
September 420 (aged approximately...
- of
Hungary (Barones Regni), the
style used
would be
Regnorum Croatiae,
Dalmatiae et
Slavoniae B****, but when the
Court would list the
highest officials...
-
January 1679) was a
Dalmatian historian,
whose greatest work is De
regno Dalmatiae et
Croatiae ("On the
Kingdom of
Dalmatia and Croatia"),
which includes...
- the
first Venetian to hold
power in Dalmatia,
holding the
title of Dux
Dalmatiae. Giovanni's
father Pietro II
Orseolo was the Doge of Venice, and his mother...
