Φίλε μου επειδή μου αρέσει η ιστορία και η περιγραφές σου δείχνω ότι έχεις κάνει αρκετη δουλειά και και μπράβο σου σε συγχαίρω! Θα ήθελα να σου κάνω δύο τρεις παρατηρήσεις όσς ακροατής! Διάβαζε με ποιο αργό ρυθμό και καλύτερες ανάσες βγάζεις το κείμενο αγχωμένος σαν να δίνεις προφορική σε εξέταση στο σχολείο! Λίγο πιο αργά και με καλύτερες αναπνοές η εκφώνηση σου! Λίγο καλύτερη συντακτική σύνθεση του κειμένου ως προς την σύνταξη! Σαν επίλογος βρες κάποια πιο ποιητική εκφώνηση! πχ "σας εύχομαι να απολαύσατε την περιγραφή μου και σας εύχομαι υγεία ευημερία και πρόοδο"
Pyrrhus of Epirus - General, king, ruler, strategist and military theorist Pyrrhus of Epirus (319 - 272 AD) was King of the Epiriotes and Molossians, from the age of 12, but also one of the most prominent generals and rulers of the Illyrian tribe of the Epirotes. Pyrrhus became an all-powerful military general and created an independent state that took its own name Epirus. Allies and contributors to the liberation of the Italian peoples who were at war with Rome. Pyrrhus of Epirus (319 - 272 AD) was King of the Epiriotes and Molossians, from the age of 12, but also one of the most prominent generals and rulers of the Illyrian tribe of the Epirotes. Pyrrhus became an all-powerful military general and created an independent state that took its own name Epirus. Allies and contributors to the liberation of the Italian peoples who were at war with Rome. The military phalanxes he created were so invincible that their soldiers called him by the name "eagle". His fame crossed the borders of Illyria especially when he came to the aid of the Italians in 280 AD, when he crossed Otranto with forces and tools: 20,000 infantry, 3,000 cavalry, 2,000 archers, 5,000 slingers and 20 elephants, which the Italians saw for the first time. to fight against Rome, which threatened the city of Taranto. Pyrrhus' army was made up of Chaons, Molossians and Thesprotes, "three tribes born for war". Pyrrhus achieved a painful victory with many sacrifices and losses, against the Roman armies, so much so that in Western culture today the phrase "Pyrrhus' victory" means a victory with significant sacrifices and losses. Pirrua was honored by the inhabitants of Sicily with the title "chief and king". Coins minted in Sicily bore the name of the Epirote king. Later, the great strategist of old, Hannibal, gave Pyrrhus the second place after Alexander, and himself, the third. Pyrrhus was not only a practical military leader, but also a military theorist. He wrote many thoughts on military art in his memoirs, which unfortunately have not been preserved. But Pyrrhus, although he was an outstanding military leader, with his expeditions undertook a burden that was beyond the powers of Epirus: to create an empire. These plans threw him into a series of wars that ended unsuccessfully. During the reign of Pyrrhus, the state of Epirus reached the peak of its power. The constant wars greatly strengthened the power of the king and his circle; the institutions of tribal order were dealt a heavy blow. The spoils of war and the captives captured during the battles enriched the Epirote aristocracy and made it a source for the further development of slavery in Epirus. But these general wars caused Epirus heavy losses in men and weighed heavily on the broad mass of the population of Epirus. At the battle of Heraclea near Tarentum (280 BC) Pyrrhus faced a Roman army twice his own and was victorious. In the work "Natural History", Pliny wrote about an unusual phenomenon that happened in Rome: "On the day Pyrrhus died, the severed heads of sacrificed animals roll on the ground, licking their blood, a sign this extraordinary...
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Φίλε μου επειδή μου αρέσει η ιστορία και η περιγραφές σου δείχνω ότι έχεις κάνει αρκετη δουλειά και και μπράβο σου σε συγχαίρω! Θα ήθελα να σου κάνω δύο τρεις παρατηρήσεις όσς ακροατής! Διάβαζε με ποιο αργό ρυθμό και καλύτερες ανάσες βγάζεις το κείμενο αγχωμένος σαν να δίνεις προφορική σε εξέταση στο σχολείο! Λίγο πιο αργά και με καλύτερες αναπνοές η εκφώνηση σου! Λίγο καλύτερη συντακτική σύνθεση του κειμένου ως προς την σύνταξη! Σαν επίλογος βρες κάποια πιο ποιητική εκφώνηση! πχ "σας εύχομαι να απολαύσατε την περιγραφή μου και σας εύχομαι υγεία ευημερία και πρόοδο"
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Pyrrhus of Epirus - General, king, ruler, strategist and military theorist
Pyrrhus of Epirus (319 - 272 AD) was King of the Epiriotes and Molossians, from the age of 12, but also one of the most prominent generals and rulers of the Illyrian tribe of the Epirotes. Pyrrhus became an all-powerful military general and created an independent state that took its own name Epirus. Allies and contributors to the liberation of the Italian peoples who were at war with Rome.
Pyrrhus of Epirus (319 - 272 AD) was King of the Epiriotes and Molossians, from the age of 12, but also one of the most prominent generals and rulers of the Illyrian tribe of the Epirotes. Pyrrhus became an all-powerful military general and created an independent state that took its own name Epirus. Allies and contributors to the liberation of the Italian peoples who were at war with Rome.
The military phalanxes he created were so invincible that their soldiers called him by the name "eagle". His fame crossed the borders of Illyria especially when he came to the aid of the Italians in 280 AD, when he crossed Otranto with forces and tools: 20,000 infantry, 3,000 cavalry, 2,000 archers, 5,000 slingers and 20 elephants, which the Italians saw for the first time. to fight against Rome, which threatened the city of Taranto. Pyrrhus' army was made up of Chaons, Molossians and Thesprotes, "three tribes born for war".
Pyrrhus achieved a painful victory with many sacrifices and losses, against the Roman armies, so much so that in Western culture today the phrase "Pyrrhus' victory" means a victory with significant sacrifices and losses. Pirrua was honored by the inhabitants of Sicily with the title "chief and king". Coins minted in Sicily bore the name of the Epirote king.
Later, the great strategist of old, Hannibal, gave Pyrrhus the second place after Alexander, and himself, the third. Pyrrhus was not only a practical military leader, but also a military theorist. He wrote many thoughts on military art in his memoirs, which unfortunately have not been preserved. But Pyrrhus, although he was an outstanding military leader, with his expeditions undertook a burden that was beyond the powers of Epirus: to create an empire.
These plans threw him into a series of wars that ended unsuccessfully. During the reign of Pyrrhus, the state of Epirus reached the peak of its power. The constant wars greatly strengthened the power of the king and his circle; the institutions of tribal order were dealt a heavy blow. The spoils of war and the captives captured during the battles enriched the Epirote aristocracy and made it a source for the further development of slavery in Epirus.
But these general wars caused Epirus heavy losses in men and weighed heavily on the broad mass of the population of Epirus. At the battle of Heraclea near Tarentum (280 BC) Pyrrhus faced a Roman army twice his own and was victorious. In the work "Natural History", Pliny wrote about an unusual phenomenon that happened in Rome: "On the day Pyrrhus died, the severed heads of sacrificed animals roll on the ground, licking their blood, a sign this extraordinary...
we detected the pocket slav of the balkans, living his myth. lol. take care of the Epirotes in occupied Northern Epirus or else, Turko-Alban
PYRRHUS THE GREAT HELLEN aka GREEK! ! !