Macedonian Flags and Coat of Arms

[makedonche]

Travolta
Fantastic...keep them coming!
Funny how I haven't seen any mention of Greeks!

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Français 20311, fol. 260, Alexandre et Memnon de Thrace
Notes :
Auteur, titre : quintus curtius, historiae alexandri magni (trad. vasque de lucène)
Titre d'usage :
Nom de pays : belgique
Origine : bruges
Siècle : 15ème siècle
Date : 3e quart
Artiste : loyset liédet (atelier)

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Français 20311, fol. 131, Arrivée d'Alexandre à Persépolis




Français 20311, fol. 128, Alexandre guidé par un Lycien

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Français 257, fol. 191, Triomphe d'Alexandre

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Latin 4915, fol. 95, Alexandre et son armée

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Alexander's Illness at the Cydnus River and the Death of Sisinnes (Flemish,1468 - 1475)

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The Execution of Philotas (Flemish, 1468 - 1475)

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Artist Fouquet, Jean (um 1420-1477/vor 1481)
Title Geschichte des Altertums: Krönung Alexander des Großen (Départment des Arts graphiques, R. F. 4143)
Location Paris (Île-de-France) (FR), Paris (Île-de-France) (FR), Musée National du Louvre
Date nach 1470

[George S.]

I heard the Macedonian flag is one of the best in the world.i think its the oltime flag.

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Collection:
Celtic Manuscripts
folio:
fol. 106r
source:
edited
Shelfmark:
MS. Bodl. 264
Description:
(fols. 3r-208r) The Romance of Alexander in French verse, with miniatures illustrating legends of Alexander the Great and with marginal scenes of everyday life, by the Flemish illuminator Jehan de Grise and his workshop, 1338-44; with two sections added in England c. 1400, (fols. 209r-215v, with fol. 1r) Alexander and Dindimus (Alexander Fragment B) in Middle English verse, with coarser miniatures, and (fols. 218r- 71v, with fol. 2v) Marco Polo, Li Livres du Graunt Caam, in French prose, with miniatures by Johannes and his school.
Collection:
bodleian

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Collection:
Celtic Manuscripts
folio:
fol. 55v
source:
edited
Shelfmark:
MS. Bodl. 264

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Collection:
Celtic Manuscripts
folio:
fol. 75r
source:
edited
Shelfmark:
MS. Bodl. 264

[GeorgiDimitrov]

yeah i was going to say the bulgarians stole our lion symbol.That's right you can allways test the look of the lion & tell if it's macedonian or not.Throughout the ages the lion was a symbol of royalty heraldry.Do you really think the lying & thieving so & so's are going to admit what they did?

I must admit that you are right , the lion looks very Macedonian, look at his face expression! So the only conclusion we can make is that medieval Bulgaria have stolen it from the ancient 800 BC Macedonia!

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Alexander the Great. Unidentified. battle, hand to hand fighting MS Laud Misc. Bodl Lib.

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Collection:
Celtic Manuscripts
folio:
fol. 73r
source:
edited
Shelfmark:
MS. Bodl. 264