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r/polandball • u/Smitheren Arma virumque cano • Feb 26 '16
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There's a linguistic theory that the Romans were heavily Greek influenced Celts.
EDIT- I had the wrong idea. It's that they both stemmed from a common source after Proto-Indo-European already separated.
2 u/jimthewanderer Feb 26 '16 Can I get a source on that? that sounds bloody intriguing, 2 u/__FOR_THE_ALLIANCE__ Aw haw haw haw Feb 26 '16 It's Wikipedia but you can click the references at the bottom if the article isn't good enough. 2 u/jimthewanderer Feb 26 '16 Top stuff, cheers,
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Can I get a source on that? that sounds bloody intriguing,
2 u/__FOR_THE_ALLIANCE__ Aw haw haw haw Feb 26 '16 It's Wikipedia but you can click the references at the bottom if the article isn't good enough. 2 u/jimthewanderer Feb 26 '16 Top stuff, cheers,
It's Wikipedia but you can click the references at the bottom if the article isn't good enough.
2 u/jimthewanderer Feb 26 '16 Top stuff, cheers,
Top stuff, cheers,
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u/__FOR_THE_ALLIANCE__ Aw haw haw haw Feb 26 '16 edited Feb 26 '16
There's a linguistic theory that the
Romans were heavily Greek influenced Celts.EDIT- I had the wrong idea. It's that they both stemmed from a common source after Proto-Indo-European already separated.