Examples of using Scanderbeg in English and their translations into Danish
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In many cases Scanderbeg is moderate when his officers want to fight,
especially against the Turks. Because of his famous exploits he was surnamed Scanderbeg, that is, Alexander the Great.
Scanderbeg is portrayed by a large number of positive characteristics:
Barleti also relates in passing that Mehmed and Scanderbeg tested their strengths with a bow.
of course, at the same time a strong indirect praise of Scanderbeg and the Albanians.
When Scanderbeg disembarks in Bari,
Many European authors in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries counted Scanderbeg among the foremost Christian fighters against the Osmans- eg Ludvig Holberg 1754.
even a non-historian notes that the'family-relations' between Scanderbeg and the two Turkish sultans are in conflict with the age of the persons involved.
When in Book 12 Scanderbeg goes to Rome
Barleti's presentation is essentially what is found when Scanderbeg is looked up in standard handbooks.
When Scanderbeg besieges the city of Daynium
When in Book 1 Scanderbeg arrives in Albania,
This is the topic of Book 10, but that the question might be intricate is introduced early in the work when a Venetian commander in Book 3 speaks to his soldiers just before a battle with Scanderbeg.
even when Venice betrays Scanderbeg by entering into an alliance with the Turks,
Scanderbeg, who has long been planning to return home,
the Turks just at this moment and thus gave Scanderbeg a chance of returning home,
Scanderbeg is not only an impressive hero,
Scanderbeg never was a King of the Serbs
Scanderbeg has had
It was built in Medieval times and reinforced by Scanderbeg.