Book 1539 Macedonian. Introductio In Chaldaicam Lingua, Syriac, atque Armenica.

[CaptainAwesome]

Introductio In Chaldaicam Lingua, Syriac, atque Armenica
by Teseo Ambrogio Albonesi

Publication date 1539.

Book written in Latin about the Syriac and Armenian language.
It is written by an Italian scholar.

Syriac and Armenian is put in context with other languages and alphabets.

Languages mentioned are amongst others, Arabic, Greek, Macedonian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Russian, Hebrew, Latin.

Download book: https://archive.org/download/Introdu...u_Syriac_a.pdf



Look here is something


Macedonian and Dalmatian vowels








Please read the two last sentences on this page Boge moi


Macedonians mentioned on this page Macedones












The Macedonian and Dalmatian consonants






I do not know how to upload photos to the forum that is why I only post the links so if someone can help me do this I thank you.

[Soldier of Macedon]

Welcome CaptainAwesome. Great introductory post. I can't help but think I have seen this somewhere before or something similar to it, that boge moi part seems familiar.

For the images, have you tried using: https://imgbb.com

[CaptainAwesome]

Thank you Soldier of Macedon. I got the photos in here at last. Will try imgbb in future.

I searched the forum for "Boge" and found this post from Bill77 about a book from 1603 http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum...highlight=boge

[Soldier of Macedon]

Thank you Soldier of Macedon. I got the photos in here at last. Will try imgbb in future.

No problem. Now I know why this text looks familiar. It's the same verse from Psalms XXI (My God, why leave me) that I saw in another book. That one was from the year 1603 which also mentions the Macedonian language:

http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/showthread.php?t=4328

A little more on the author of the book you mentioned:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teseo_Ambrogio_degli_Albonesi

Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (Theseus Ambrosius, 1469-1540) was an Italian humanist. He was a proponent of "Christian Kabbalah" and an early student of Semitic languages. His Introductio ad Chaldaicam linguam, Syriacam, atque Armenicam, et decem alias linguas (Pavia 1539) was one of the earliest Western studies of Syriac and Armenian. The bulk of the work consists of an Introduction to Chaldean, Syriac and Armenian (foll. 9–192). To this is added an Appendix which includes the presentation of alphabets (foll. 193–213), including brief references to Coptic (called "Jacobite") and Ethiopic (misleadingly called "Indian") and comments on the ancestry of European languages, especially languages of Italy, with a discussion of Etruscan.

[Soldier of Macedon]

I searched the forum for "Boge" and found this post from Bill77 about a book from 1603 http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum...highlight=boge

Yes, that's the one I just posted with a screen shot. I wonder if the latter used the earlier as a reference point. Who knows. Main thing is there are two specific references to a Macedonian language in the mid 16th and early 17th century. Good work.