Examples of using Hellenized in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Hellenized Bulgarians.
According to most scientists the Karakachans are Hellenized descendents of the Thracians.
Hellenized Wallachians Albanians.
In the far west, Lilybaeum(now Marsala)was never thoroughly Hellenized.
During the 19th and20th centuries, Modern Greece was Hellenized and Hellenism acquired a Modern Greek version.
Even the Arvanites of Attica requested that the names of their villages be Hellenized.
Tuwana would then become a Hellenized city when the Achaemenid Empire fell to Alexander the Great.
The question is what exactly should be understood by‘Greeks',‘Hellenization' and‘Hellenized'.
The name Orontes is the Hellenized form of a masculine name of Iranian origin; Երուանդ Eruand in Old Armenian.
The New Testament in particular is Greek literature written mostly by Hellenized Jews.
The Roman Empire controlled all of the Hellenized states that bordered the Mediterranean sea, as well as the Celtic regions of Northern Europe.
A people that could produce Cicero andVergil were ripe for Paul's Hellenized Christianity.
Paul of Tarsus was a Hellenized Jew from Asia Minor who, in the decades following Jesus's death, appointed himself“apostle to the gentiles.”.
And wherever the Greek culture prevailed throughout the West, there Hellenized Christianity took root.
Among the Hellenized Jews and the Greek pagans who were considering conversion to Christianity, this delay posed more questions than answers.
Jesus' later-added attribute of virgin-birth necessary if Jesus was to be made acceptable to the pagans of the Hellenized world.
Over the course of its history, the Roman Empire controlled all of the Hellenized states that bordered the Mediterranean sea, as well as the Celtic regions of Western Europe.
The newly Hellenized Bulgarians turned into even more convinced Greeks than the(ethnic) Greeks themselves, despising everything that might have reminded them of their Bulgarian origins.
Due to the fact that many citizens of Nicopolis ad Istrum were Hellenized people who originated from Asia Minor, the official language in the town was the ancient Greek.
The Hellenized Jews brought to the Hebrew scriptures such an allegorical interpretation that they found no difficulty in conforming Hebrew theology with their revered Aristotelian philosophy.
The earliest is the author designated Democritus butidentified by scholars with Bolos of Mende, a Hellenized Egyptian who lived in the Nile Delta about 200 BC.
Traveling from Hellenized areas of Western Asia and arriving in China 1,500 years before Marco Polo, they could have trained the local craftsmen who furnished the emperor's tomb with statuary.
On the conjugal bed, to direct service staff and military surroundings,It was longer girded by Hellenized Persians, whose payments, intents and secret vows revenge, and one could never be discovered.
Hellenized Judaism was generally welcomed by the Jews of Egypt and provided both an interpretation of Judaism for the Greeks and an interpretation of Hellenism for Jewish society, stretching the whole upon the frame of historic Jewish traditions.
Indeed, many individuals did penetrate beneath the surface of all this state religion andfound for the nourishment of their souls the real values of the hidden meanings held within the latent truths of Hellenized and paganized Christianity.
We should not forget also that, at least in the later period of the struggle,the Iconoclastic cause was popular in the Hellenized quarters, in the court circles, and in the army, whereas in the lower classes it never had flourished, even if there are recorded some cases of violence among the masses.
Thus, one of the earliest preserved images of Jesus Christ today are from the Dura-Europos house church in Syria,which was a normal domestic house converted for worship by Hellenized Jews in the period between 233 and 256.
Are they foreign tribes settled within the boundaries of the Empire; natives such as the Phrygians,who were less Hellenized and had killed four of their bishops because they had been appointed by Constantinople[5]; non-Greek speaking minorities in the Empire, such as Armenians; or tribes and nations living outside the Empire's borders?
I take such expressions of Assyrian identity seriously, despite the communis opinio of classicists which sees in them simply references to the writers' linguistic background anddoubts the persistence of Assyrian cultural traditions in the Hellenized Near East.
The Kushans were nomadic people who started migrating from the Tarim Basin in Central Asia from around 170 BC and ended up founding an empire in northwestern India from the 2nd century BC,after having been rather Hellenized through their contacts with the Greco-Bactrians, and later the Indo-Greeks(they adopted the Greek script for writing).