Examples of using Phrygian in English and their translations into Russian
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Phrygian Valley ancient cities, Turkey.
They are actually the tombs of Phrygian aristocrats.
Sitting Paris in Phrygian costume holding crook in his left hand.
It is a dialogue between Midas, the Phrygian, and Silenus.
They passed through the Phrygian and Galatian region, having been forbidden by the Holy Spirit to speak the word in Asia;
Strabo noted that their language was, in a way,a mixture of the Lydian and Phrygian languages.
According to Herodotus, one of the Phrygian tribes spoke a language similar to the Armenian language.
The mystery cults, especially Mithraism butalso the worship of the Great Mother in the Phrygian cult.
According to Herodotus, one of the Phrygian tribes spoke a language similar to the Armenian language.
The actual gold has given rise to hundreds of myths: let us recall the Golden Touch of the Phrygian king Midas.
The historian points out that one of the Phrygian tribes spoke a language similar to the Armenian language.
In a Phrygian legend, Attis, jealous of his mother Agdistis, castrates himself before her eyes shouting:'Tis for you, Agdistis!
Batio has cited F-sharp minor and F-sharp phrygian dominant as two of his favorite keys.
It was the Phrygian word for bread, andthe pharaoh stated that Phrygian was the oldest language.
The women's cult was a mixture of Mithraic ritual and the ceremonies of the Phrygian cult of Cybele, the mother of Attis.
Information on the western(Phrygian) origin of the Armenians was preserved in the works of Greek authors Herodotus(5th century BC), Evdoxus(4th century BC), etc.
Modern studies show that assertions about the proximity of Greek and Phrygian with Armenian are not confirmed in the language material.
According to Herodotus, one of the Phrygian(Thracian) tribes that resettled to Asia spoke a language similar to the Armenian language or the language that Tiras and Cadmus spoke4.
The arguments brought in the information are on the likeness of the clothes of the Armenian and Phrygian soldiers and the existence of many Phrygian words in Armenian.
Various inscriptions tell us that the Phrygian cults were represented here by the worship of Sabazios; the Egyptian, by that of Isis and Osiris.
An inhabitant of Laodicea, in gratitude to God for healing his daughter built a church in honor of the Archangel Michael in the Phrygian city of Colossae near a curative spring.
The choise of this name was not accidental,the word DAOS comes from Phrygian language, which is also, according to Wikipedia, the basis of the etymology of the word"Dacians.
Thus Phrygian Kibele arrived, now the Roman Cybele, to Carpetania, the homeland of animistic nomads that survived between the cold mountains of Guadarrama and the winding Tagus River.
Available for the period from the transfer of copper from the Phrygian and Byzantine coins, earth and made of bronze bowls, pots, ornaments, etc.
Klejn is also responsible for certain other original archaeological studies and hypotheses: the identification of the so-called zoomorphic sceptres of Eneolithic; the study of dice in steppe barrows; the detailed study of Karbuna hoard of Early Tripolyean culture; the identification of pre-Hittites with Baden culture;the reconstruction of Phrygian migration to India a thousand years before Alexander the Great; etc.
At the same time, you can visit the Phrygian Valley region covering the provinces of Afyon, Kütahya and Eskişehir, ruled by the Phrygian civilization.
The helmet type used mostly was the Chalcidian type helmet(over 60 have been found) and, to a much lesser extent,the Corinthian type helmet(one has been found), Phrygian type helmet, Attic type helmet and Scythian type helmet(an open face helmet) with many hybrid types occurring.
He also theoretically included Dacian and Phrygian in the related group, but a part of this inclusion was unsupported by other authors, such as the linguistic analysis of Ivan Duridanov, which found Phrygian completely lacking parallels in either Thracian or Baltic languages.
His skin was hung in a grotto in Phrygia, and it was told that it always began to move, as if dancing,when the sounds of a Phrygian reed flute reached the grotto, and remained motionless when the majestic sounds of a cithara were heard.
Moreover, some of them are considered to be Hittite and others Phrygian phenomena, correlated to Kibela worship- the Great Mother Goddess, ruler of mountains, forests and animals, insuring their inexhaustible fertility.