Gulielm Adami, the French cleric who served as Archbishop of Bar, during the years 1324-1341, was born on July 9, 1270. He was the author of the Relationship, “Instruction to make the journey to the Holy Land,” which has values Great resource for the history of Albania. In it, the author gives information about our cities like, Shkodra, Drishti, Shasi, Ulqini, Tivari, etc. For the bishopric headquarters of the Great Pult and Small Pult, Sepa and Arben and for the population of these areas. Of importance, it is his assertion that “Although Albanians have a very different language from Latin, yet they have in use and in all their books, the Latin alphabet.” This proves that the Albanian language is spelled out in the Latin alphabet before 1332, that the Albanians even before this year had their “Books” written in Latin letters.
You may also like
-
28 August 1939, the Senate of Venice takes over Kruja city and the surrounding lands at the request of Helena Topia
-
28 August 1750, Theopan Popa brings in the Albanian language the inscription in the Church of St. Kolli of Voskopoja
-
28 August 1933, died the prominent activist of the Albanian school Qamil Balla
-
28 August 1947, was born the journalist from Kosovo, Bashkim Ramadani
-
28 August, Albania establishes diplomatic relations with three countries around the world