Tóth Gyula: The Sack of Rome, and - The Dark Ages? (ENG SUB)

Varga Csaba's translated books on the Magyar, Nostratic Language online: http://www.frigkiado.hu/angol-nyelvu-kiadvanyok Also available on Amazon, and can be searched by their titles. The bookstore's contact page: http://www.frigkiado.hu/kapcsolat The Magi: http://www.magtudin.org/Grandpierre_ANCIENT_PEOPLE_OF_THE%20ROYAL_MAGI.pdf The Szek: http://www.magtudin.org/Grandpierre_Atilla_The_Szekler_Origin_of_the_Scythians.pdf "The "official" linguists state that the Celtic language is Indo-Germanic, even though, if we only look at some geographic names, or names of the "gods" or important persons, - and these even in Latinized form - from Ireland to Hungary, we can barely state that it is Indo-Germanic in character. Such is ANU, the "Ancient Mother", (ős-anya) "the mother of the Irish Gods" ('Mater deorum Hibernensium' - Cormacs Glossary), or ESUS, the ancient God of the Gauls (Welsh OES - old, ancestor; ősz, ős), or the old Irish DAGHDHA, the Good God (Good-father) - who was also called NUADHU "The Great God" or EU-CHAIDH "great-great-grandfather" and also RUADH ROFESSA, "the red-haired cunning one" - who was the son of DANU (Good Mother) and Bel (Father-God) and so the "ancient father of all Celts". We may also remember ULAID, the Irish leader, who was the "first" on his land, the Irish "CUIGE ULAIDH" - (Előd vidéke) = the land of the forefather, the English Ulster county (Northern-Ireland), or the Gallic freedom-fighter and hero VERCINGETORIX and his castle called AVARICUM, and it would be truly difficult to call all these Indo-Germanic words and names. Interestingly the "Franks" who moved into Gallia did not dream of a common Indo-Germanic base, since todays French city of "Bourges" (German Burg, meaning castle, vár) was built upon the ruins of "Avaricum". Are these incidental correspondences, or simply translations? One more word about the Franks: In Breton, FRANKIZ means free, independent. After Atillas victorious battle the BRO FRANKIZ was born, which means "Free Empire!" According to the Frankish origin saga, a huge white sow (Hu. Emse) came out of the sea and bore the first Merovingian King. (In Hungarian tradition, "Emese" was the mother of Almos, ancestor of the Magyars.) The Merovingians were also buried with partial horse funerals, like the incoming Magyars of the 9th century. The Merovingian dynasty was destroyed too..." http://magyarmegmaradasert.hu/in-english/multi-topic/1672-celts-and-magyars?start=1 A New View on the Arthurian Legends: http://www.michelangelo.cn/download/06_Erdely_dacia/A_New_View_of_the_Arthurian_Legends_Tomory.pdf English selection on Atilla teaching Gothic in Italia by Alcyonius (thanks to HunHorda): http://books.google.ro/books?id=1LcRAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA352&dq=alcyonius+attila&hl=hu&sa=X&ei=ez8cU8qyEonnygPIzILYAw&ved=0CEEQ6AEwAw#v=onepage&q=alcyonius%20attila&f=false http://books.google.ro/books?id=gfUGAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA6&dq=attila+alcyonius&hl=hu&sa=X&ei=dkYcU4XmHqL9ywO34oJg&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=attila%20alcyonius&f=false (Collected sources in var. tongues http://szikan.bloglap.hu/ ) Sources on Huns are Scythians, Messagetae: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lsvgucgM7w&list=PLtgnUX4OFfB3-uZT2bcPoqRbALr3EPvQD (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90ebJsb-QRk&list=PLtgnUX4OFfB3-uZT2bcPoqRbALr3EPvQD) Hungarians are Huns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ab_FxX19r8&list=PLtgnUX4OFfB3-uZT2bcPoqRbALr3EPvQD //MessaGetae»MéziGida:HoneyGoat, AmaziGida:Amazon/Ama(Mother)Goat (»»» Méh: 1bee, 2womb). Scythians were referred to by Herodotus as living in the land of milk and honey. The other Gothic names that come to mind are: //VisiGoth » VíziGida: WaterGoat, referring to the context of Enki, the astro-mythological symbol of renewal, where the fish meets capricorn. //OstroGoth » OsztÚrGida: SplitLordGoat, or OstorGida: WhipGoat. Atilla was referred to as Isten Ostora: god's whip. God itself resembles the word Gida, which's other form is Gödölye. To be precise Gida and Gödölye are goat »Kid«, a grown Goat is Kecske, it's root "Kecs", or "Kacs" referring to tendril, tender (and as for the last word, Tündér is faerie, which in KNGR was Dingir). German "Bock" word for goat is similar to the Slavic word for God, that is Bog. In Magyar this is Bak, that is Buck. Bo-, Ba- words generally refer to inner, deep concepts in Magyar. Herodotus: Scythians 5-10.: http://www.shsu.edu/~his_ncp/Scythians.html Arpoxais: Árpa (barley) Leipoxais: Zab (oat) Koloxais: Köles (millet) found in many Magyar stories) Rovás(Runes) (DEUTSCH AUCH): http://www.rovasirasforrai.hu/Forditasok.htm Other translated works: http://www.magtudin.org/English%20Index.htm http://magyarmegmaradasert.hu/in-english Annotations: 21:25 Körapát 45:02 Kard 47:08 Urwn, Annwnia 48:47 Bihar 48:54 Nádor, Magyar 49:16 Baskiri 49:24 Isten 49:44 Mauritania 50:44 Ata 53:18 Gyula 1:20:59 Varga Csaba 1:24:32 KrIsten 1:28:01 Egyház 1:29:33 STN 2:02:01 Család 2:02:26 KRL KNG 2:04:29 LNGL 2:06:02 SZR