-
labeled as the "spine of the Banat". In antiquity, the
river was
known as
Tibiscus (in Latin) and
Tibisis (Θίβισις in
ancient Gr****), and as
Timisis in De...
- was disbanded, to the ****ociation of the same name,
ISEPT Tibiscus. In 1995,
ISEPT Tibiscus founded,
along with two
other private structures, the Romanian...
- Denmark; Geta from whom the Getae;
Gotha from whom the Goths;
Tibiscus,
people on the
river Tibiscus;
Mocia – Mysia;
Phrygus or
Brigus – Phrygia;
Thynus – Bithynia;...
- (age 40) Timișoara, Timiș County,
Socialist Republic of
Romania Political party Social Democratic Party (PSD) Alma
mater Tibiscus University of Timișoara...
- in the 2007
national elections. He
works part-time as ****istant at the
Tibiscus University in Timișoara. In 2014, he had
colon cancer and
received surgery...
- Ram (Lederata) and
Praetorium I. They
lived between the Timiş
River (
Tibiscus) and
north of the Saldenses,
south of the Biephi. It is
believed that the...
-
individualitate istorico-geografică în
cadrul pământului
locuit de români".
Tibiscus. Etnografie. Timișoara:
Muzeul Banatului: 7–25. Marković,
Jovan Đ.; Pavlović...
-
modern Slovakia and
modern Northern Hungary,
north of the
river Tysia /
Tibiscus (Tisza). They
lived in the
eastern part of the
Hercynia Silva (Hercynian...
- Tibis**** (Tibisco,
Tibiscus, Tibiskon) was a
Dacian town
mentioned by Ptolemy,
later a
Roman fort and municipium. The
ruins of the
ancient settlement are...
-
moving against the
Lombards and
clashing with
Alboin somewhere between the
Tibiscus and
Danube rivers. The
Gepids were
defeated in the
ensuing battle, their...
