Journal

Of The Institute For Hungarian Studies

Vol. 1, Number 2
October, 1996

BASIC ISSUES THAT ARE COVERED IN THIS ISSUE:

1. The ancient Hungarian rovás
2. Relics of Hungarian and Sarmatian rovás
3. Sarmatian presence in Hungary and England

Adorján Magyar, Ancient Magyar Rovás
Introduction
Affiliations of Latin and Runa writing
Affiliations of Phoenician, Greek and Latin writing
Numerical Rovás
Historical traces and relics of Hungarian rovás
Wm. Thomsen's classification of an old Hungarian rovás text
Marsigli's calendar
Rules of rovás writing
The spread of the word "rovás"

Surviving Relics of Ancient Rovás as listed by Dr. Ferenc Fodor

Dezsõ Csallány, Székely-Magyar rovás

I. J. Gelb's Learned Opinion Concerning Rovás

Károly Antal Fischer's Tables of Comparison of variations in rovás between regions and over time

Part II. Sarmatian - Iazyg presence in the Carpathian basin and western Europe

Sulimirsky, The Sarmatian Scythan connection

Sarmatian representations (Fig.)

Eastern Sarmatians: the Aorsi

Sarmatian kings: Beukan and Babai

Dan Robinson, Sarmatian presence in England

H.H. Scullard, The VI. Roman legion of Ribchester, England

The Apollo and female representations of Ribchester

Hungarian symbolism of the Sarmations of England

P. A. Holder, Roman garrisons in Ribchester

Cuneus Sarmatarum

Peter Salway, Roman wars against the Sarmatian-Jazygs

Sarmatian beginnings of English horse breeding and cavalry

Géza Alföldi, Municipium Iasorum

Iovia

Adorján Magyar on matters concerning the Jas and the Sarmatians

history of hairdo of the Ias

Linguistic data concerning the Sarmatians

Ion, Iassius and Jazyg names of the Ias of Hungary

Sarmatian affiliations of vine culture in Hungary

Sarmatian words and concepts relating to music

End Matter

The Institute's Charter

Contact Information

All featured articles in this Journal are excerpts, in part or in whole, of works by the above authors.

Motto for this issue:

While scholars debate, people live, remember, and preserve.

Note: There are also translations and back-issues.