Talk:Adriatic Veneti

message: I moved it here, so that someone could make sense from this (although now I think it would be hardly possible).
:Dear reader, we must first distinguish VENETS from VENETIANS. The Venets are ancient central European pre Slovans and the Venetians were citizens of republic of VENICE (Italy). It is a significant difference in between. The word VENETI derives from a noun “SLOVENCI” The Greek translation was “ENETOI” because in Greek it’s not common at all to have the letter group “SLOV” as much as letter group “CI” The letter group “TOI” is pronounced “TI” which is similar to “CI”. Rather the same is with Latin. So the Latin version of “SLOVENCI” was “VENETI”. The Venetian findings are all over the central Europe. The most remaining are names of rivers, mountains, volleys… The Slovenian grammar has duality. The most known language with duality is “SANSCRIT” It is more than sure that this two languages are related. Sanscrit is more than 5.000 years old. The earliest finding of written “VENETIAN” – “SLOVENSKI” language are from 100 BC. Now days only words written in bronze, wood or stone were preserved. The most famous found slogan is: “OSTI JAR” which mean “stay jung“ and the grammatical tables with the word cry “JEKATI”. It is really more than exciting all this.< by user:195.210.245.211>
I also added "see also" for Venedes article, which seems to address the same issue. mikka (t) 19:35, 28 October 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: Re-added the Venedes link in "see also" as it still seems relevant. ralphb 129.129.152.74 16:11, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Anon's text added to article

message: The description of :File:Italie -800.JPG claims that the map is inspired on User:Dbachmann's :File:Iron Age Italy.png.  However the two maps are different, and neither cites the source of the information.  This should be fixed... All the best, --Jorge Stolfi (talk) 16:19, 3 August 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Map source and explanation 

message: Someone deleted the Latin and Greek terms claiming that "they do not refer to the Adriatic veneti".  However my recollection was that the classical sources cited in the article do refer to the Adriatic Veneti by those names (although some of those sources already warn about possible confusion with the Gallic Venety, due to coincidence of names).  I have restored the names, pending justification for the deletion.  If those ineed are the wrong L./Gr. names, then we should put the right ones instead.  All the best, --Jorge Stolfi (talk) 16:22, 9 December 2009 (UTC)
thread_title:  Latin and Greek terms 

message: Congrats, now the Slovenian and Croatian completely biased, ridicolous, FASCIST, NATIONALIST AND JINGOIST EDITS appear EVEN on ANCIENT history. Congratulation, English Wikipedia.
--95.251.8.69 (talk) 09:44, 17 October 2013 (UTC)
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