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Bessi

The Bessi (/ˈbɛsaɪ/; Ancient Greek: Βῆσσοι, Bēssoi or Βέσσοι, Béssoi) or Bessae, were a Thracian tribe that inhabited the upper valley of the Hebros and the lands between the Haemus and Rhodope mountain ranges in historical Thrace.

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related to Geography · 41
Bessi → According, Beroe, Bessica, Dardani, Dentheletae, Gavril Katsarov, Geographica, Georgi Mihailov, Haemus, Herodotus, Hébros, Illyrian Autariatae, In, Margarita Tacheva, Odrysians, On, Paeonians, Pazardzhik, Peter Delev, Philippopolis
related to history · 31
Bessi → According, Antipater, BCE, Bessian-led, Dii, Diobessoi, Dionysus, Elder, Herodotus, Hébros, In, Later, Likewise, Macedon, Macedon's, Macedonian, Odrysians, Parmenion, Philip, Philip II
related to Schramm's hypothesis · 26
Bessi → AD, Albania, Albanian, Albanian-speaking, Albanians, Also, Archaeologically, Bessian, Bulgaria, Bulgars, Christian, Christianized Bessi, Dyrrhachium, Early Middle Ages, Furthermore, German, Gottfried Schramm, Greek, Hellenized, Illyrian-Albanian
related to Christianization · 24
Bessi → Antoninus Placentius, Bessan, Bessian, Bishop, Christianity, Cutila, Dacia Mediterranea, Dead Sea, Dionysus, Egyptian, Greek, In, Latin, Mount Sinai, Nicetas, Remesiana, Reportedly, Saint Theodosius, Simeon Metaphrastes, Syriac

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also thracian roman thrace bce philippopolis tribal thracians bessian tribe satrae odrysians strabo according modern later dionysus mountain greek haemus

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Bessirelated to ChristianizationTowards0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationNicetas0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationBishop0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationRemesiana0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationDacia Mediterranea0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationChristianity0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationReportedly0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationDionysus0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationThracian0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationIn0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationAntoninus Placentius0.60section
Bessirelated to ChristianizationMount Sinai0.60section

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