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<p>Adelung in his Mithradates <add>(II 610)</add> mentions the circumstance of the<lb/>
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Greek &amp; Roman Authors having given to the <add>whole</add> Sclavonian<lb/>
 
tribes the name of Sarmatians, – the names of one of the<lb/>
 
many people that comprised them.  In some Sarmatia has been<lb/>
 
applied exclusively to Poland – but sometimes the Russian<lb/>
&amp; other Sclavonians designate the Poles by the name of<lb/>
Lachi from Lach</p>
<p>The complete documents of the Polish branch of the Slavons<lb/>
<gap/> before the time of Riz of Nazlowicz – only a few<lb/>
fragments – Latin is the commonest language befirem except<lb/>
the Song</p>
<p>M Gallus <add>1130</add> Bogaphal <add>1253</add> &amp; <unclear>Viadlubski</unclear> the earliest historians of Poland<lb/>
beginning of 13 Century, – Latin</p>
<p>The first specimen of Polish is the Bogarodzica hymn<lb/>
sung before battle by the Poles – (D 990) after which<lb/>
nothing is found till the 15 Century for the several<lb/>
poetical compositions are referred to by the historians<lb/>
as existing among the people nothing has been shared</p>
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Adelung in his Mithradates (II 610) mentions the circumstance of the
Greek & Roman Authors having given to the whole Sclavonian
tribes the name of Sarmatians, – the names of one of the
many people that comprised them. In some Sarmatia has been
applied exclusively to Poland – but sometimes the Russian
& other Sclavonians designate the Poles by the name of
Lachi from Lach

The complete documents of the Polish branch of the Slavons
before the time of Riz of Nazlowicz – only a few
fragments – Latin is the commonest language befirem except
the Song

M Gallus 1130 Bogaphal 1253 & Viadlubski the earliest historians of Poland
beginning of 13 Century, – Latin

The first specimen of Polish is the Bogarodzica hymn
sung before battle by the Poles – (D 990) after which
nothing is found till the 15 Century for the several
poetical compositions are referred to by the historians
as existing among the people nothing has been shared


Identifier: | JB/110/112/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

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Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

112

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36102

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