Palemonas

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Plėšikai lietuviai ir jų žemė, pasidalyta Palemono sūnų, kaip koks pyragas.

Šaltiniai patikimi: vokiečių kilmės dvasininko (ne kokio pagonies) Henriko Latvio Livonijos kronika, Jan Długosz, katalikų hierarchas, Vaitiekus Vijūkas-Kojelavičius, vienuolis jėzuitas.

Lietuvių kalbos žodynas žino tik vieną palemoną:

palemònas sm. (2) NdŽ bot. vaistinis daugiametis palemoninių šeimos augalas (Polemonium): Palemonas mėlynasis (P. caeruleum) P, LBŽ. Pražydo gražūs palemonai rš.

Nepanoro tam 20-ties tomų žodyne lietuviai romėniška kilme prieš rusus pasididžiuot.

Palemonas pradėjo kurtis 1862 m. nutiesus Vilniaus-Kauno geležinkelio liniją dešiniajame Kauno marių (jų tada nebuvo) Nemuno krante.

Nerūpi tiem lietuviam romėniška kilmė nėkiek.

Palemone yra Vieškūnų piliakalnis.

Kur ta atmintis apie kilmingą pabėgėlį romėną Palemoną?

Visažinių anglakalbių paklauskim.

The Palemonids were a legendary dynasty of Grand Dukes of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and Ruthenia. The legend was born in the 15th or 16th century as proof that Lithuanians and the Grand Duchy are of Roman origins.

In the chronicle, Palemon (Could be Polemon II of Pontus, which was relative to Nero), a relative of Roman Emperor Nero, escaped Rome with 500 noble families

Polemon II of Pontus.

Who served as a Roman Client King of Pontus, Colchis and Cilicia.

Pontas.

Polemon Eupator (Greek: Πολέμων Εύπάτωρ his epithet Eupator means in Greek "born of a noble father") was a Prince from Anatolia who lived in the Roman Empire in the 1st century.)

Anatolijoj pirmos monetos nukaltos, kurios galop išstūmė mūsų gintarą.

Around 50, Polemon II was attracted to the wealth and beauty of the Judean princess Julia Berenice, whom he had met in Tiberias during a visit to King Agrippa I. Berenice in turn wanted to marry Polemon II to end rumors that she and her brother were committing incest. Berenice was previously widowed in 48 when her second husband, her paternal uncle Herod of Chalcis, died. She had two sons by him, Berenicianus and Hyrcanus. Berenice however set the condition that Polemon II had to convert to Judaism, which included undergoing the rite of circumcision, before marriage. Polemon II assented, and the marriage went ahead. It did not last long however, and Berenice left Pontus with her sons and returned to the court of her brother. Polemon II abandoned Judaism and, according to the legend of Bartholomew the Apostle, he accepted Christianity, but only to become a pagan again.

Πολέμων.

Kaip?

Ar tik nebus mums Palemoną piršę gerai reikalą išmanantieji?

Tie, kurie juodą baltu geba vaizduot?

Istorijos klastojimo meistrai.

Henry Singleton

Palemon and Lavinia c.1792

The rural lovers Palemon and Lavinia appear in Thomson’s Autumn; they are adapted from the Biblical story of Ruth and Boaz. Palemon, a gentleman (?), professes his love for the country girl Lavinia, in a harvest-time setting.

The baby girl name Palemon...