Greek General Demetrios Kallergis on who fought the Turks (1860)

[Liberator of Makedonija]

This is obviously based on Ypsilantis flag that used Phoenix and the first phrase (En Touto Nika) and had the second phrase (Mahou Yper Pisteos Kai patridos) as the title of his proclamation. You can see the original in the link.

The first phrase is from the times of Constantine the Great, it's in Ancient Greek or Hellenistic (Bible) Greek. The second phrase was written/signed by Ypsilantis (according to the link the real author was the liberal intellectual George Typaldos) and is, as the whole speech, in a semi-archaic language of the time.

http://sitalkisking.blogspot.gr/2011/03/blog-post.html

Would you believe the banner to have been written in Romaic/Romaika?

[Amphipolis]

Would you believe the banner to have been written in Romaic/Romaika?

What else?

[Liberator of Makedonija]

What else?

Yeah that's all I really wanted to know in regards to it, thanks.

[TrueMacedonian]

Just an overall great topic. This can shut down so many naysayers as much as they try to deny the obvious.

[VMRO]

Just an overall great topic. This can shut down so many naysayers as much as they try to deny the obvious.

Welcome back True Macedonian, missed ya buddy.

[Liberator of Makedonija]

What did Amphipolis do to finally get banned