Hellenic people

This also united Hellenic peoples and clans that had not belonged to another Hellenic state within that region.

The Illyrian tribes were considered barbarians by both the Romans in Italy and the Hellenic peoples in the Southern Balkans.

The Latins used this term in reference to all Hellenic people because the first Hellenes they came into contact with were the Graecians, hence the name Greeks.

The variety from which it is made, Aglianico, is believed to have been introduced by Hellenic peoples around the time of the foundation of Cumae (Cuma).

Comprehending the regenerative force of Aghia Sophia's supreme symbol for the Hellenic people, they dared not risk bringing to light the treasures lying hidden in the unexplored catacombs.

"I would only ascend the throne if the Hellenic people were to decide that it did not want the return of my august father, and were to exclude the Crown Prince George from his right of succession."

Look at Cyprus, an ancient European people, a Hellenic people, which found itself in the grip of a nineteenth century colonial regime and finally - and rightly - rebelled against it in the middle of the twentieth century.

The city is reputed to have been named by its mythical creator Beres - Pheres or from the daughter of the king of Berroia who is the thought to be the son of MacedonThe ancient Macedonians, a Hellenic people, made it their second most important city after Pella.