38 John Drogo Montagu, (2000). The battles of the Greek and Roman worlds: A Chronological Roundup of 667 wars up to 31 BC by Historians of the Ancient World.In this case, it is considered the time period which is related to the two main developments: the final subjection of the Macedonian rival in 168 BC, and the campaigns that were subsequently initiated from the northwestern part of the Dinaric Range, to be consumed only two centuries after, before the eventual arrival and fully subjecting the Dardanes to the east of mountainous range.
39 Inscriptions from the time of the Roman Republic, translated by Eric Herbert Warmington (1940).From the inscriptions apparently, 'Low Illyria' (or inferior), differently from ‘High Illyria’ (or superior), officially was to refer to the regions beyond the massif of the Dinaric mountains. Low Illyria was commonly known as a military zone with a single military leader (as a governor) and the legions positioned mainly across areas facing nations across the Danube River.Marjeta Šašel-Kos, (2010). Pannonia or Lower Illyria? Tycha's Contributions to Ancient History, Pilarology and Epigraphy.
40Peter Stearns, (1994). The Encyclopedia of Social History.
41 Sinisa Jakov Marusic Balkan Insight 19 January 2016
42 Erwan Fuere BIRN Ohrid 21 January 2016
43http://eeas.europa.eu/archives/delegations/the_former_yugoslav_republic_of_macedonia/press_corner/all_news/news/2016/2016-07-20_agreement_en.htm (accessed on 22/01/2017)
51 Floresha, Dado, Poetry, Publishing House of ‘Libri Universitar’, Tirana, 2003, pg. 210.
52 Jani Thomai, Phraseological Matters of Albanian Language Tirana, 1981, pg. 51-52.
53 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 15.
54 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 8.
55 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 9.
56 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 9.
57 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 9.
58 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 9.
59 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 10
60 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 10.
61 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 10.
62 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 15.
63 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 17.
64 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 23.
65 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 38.
66 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 38
67 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 38.
68 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 39.
69 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg 41.
70 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Me, Çuli and Marina, pg. 167.
71 Mitrush Kuteli, Night of the month of May, pg. 228.
72 The memoire and “Hylli i Dritës”, nr. 3-4/1994, pg. 62
73 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative A Wisp of the life of Theofil Kostorit, pg. 68.
74 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative A Wisp of the life of Theofil Kostorit, pg. 113.
75 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative The Uprising for a Bogey, pg. 200.
76 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of the Third Autumn, pg. 155.
77 Alfred Uçi, The five great ones of the Albanian literature in the optics of a re-read, Publishing House ‘Vatra’, Skopje, 2003, pg. 146.
78 Jorgo Bulo, The type of folk Narrations in Albanian prose and dialectical idioms, in: “Philological Studies”, nr. 12, Albanian Science Academy, The Institute of Linguistics and Literature, Tirana, 1998, pg. 106.
79 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of the Third Autumn, pg. 116.
80 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of the Third Autumn, pg. 123.
81 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 16.
82 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of the Third Autumn, pg.. 115.
83 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative The Wealthy Person who was Very Poor pg. 217.
84 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative The Wealthy Person who was Very Poor pg. 217.
85 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative The Wealthy Person who was Very Poor pg. 218.
86 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative I Decided to Emigrate f. 237.
87 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 266.
88 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 269.
89 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 271.
90 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 276.
91 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 277.
92 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative My Village Drinks Raki, pg. 280.
93 Alfred Uçi, The five great ones of the Albanian literature in the optics of a re-read, Naim Frashëri, Gjergj Fishta, Faik Konica, Mitrush Kuteli, Migjeni, Votra, Skopje, 2003, pg. 149.
94 Alfred Uçi, The five great ones of the Albanian Literature in the optics of a re-read, ‘Vatra’, Skopje, 2003, pg. 151.
95 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 6.
96 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of the Third Autumn, pg. 121.
97 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 18.
98 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative How Jakup found the way to God pg. 52.
99 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative How Jakup found the way to God pg. 53.
100 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Night of June, pg. 80.
101 Alfred Uçi, The five great ones of the Albanian Literature in the optics of a re-read, ‘Vatra’, Skopje, 2003, pg. 154.
102 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 16.
103 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 16.
104 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 24.
105 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative April Nigh, pg. 26.
106 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative How Jakup found the way to God pg. 66.
107 Mitrush Kuteli, the narrative Papu Tira, pg. 194.
108Dimmendaal G. J. HistoricalLinguisticsand the ComparativeStudyofAfricanLanguagesJohnBenjaminsPublishingCompany 2011, p. 3-7.
109Rrokaj Sh. Strukturalizmi klasik në gjuhësi ILAR Tiranë, 2007, p. 19.
113Myers-Scotton C. ContactLinguistics: Bilingual Encounters and Grammatical Outcomes, Oxford University Press 2002, p. 41.
114Ibid, p. 234 (Cited: Weinreich U. (1967) Languages in Contact: Findings and problems. London, the Hague, Paris: Mouton (originally published in 1953 in New York), p. 47).
115Goebl H. Nelde H. P. Stary Z. &Woelck W. Kontaktlinguistik/ContactLinguistics/Linguistique de contactWaltergdeGruyter 1996, p. 542 (Cited:de SaussureFerdinand (1915): A course in generallinguistics. Bally, C./Sechehaye, A. (Eds.) WadeBaskin, trans. NewYork, 1959, p. 22).
116Rrokaj Sh. Strukturalizmi klasik në gjuhësi ILAR Tiranë, 2007, p. 34.
117Galan F. W. HistoricStructures: The Prague School Project, 1928-1946 University of Texas press 1985, p. 23 (Cited: Saussure, Ferdinand de. Cours de linguistiquegénérale (1915). Edited by T.de Mauro. Paris: Payot& Jakobson p. 107).
118Wohlgemuth J. A Typologyof Verbal BorrowingsMouton De Gruyter 2009, p. 52.
119Hoffer B. L. LanguageBorrowingandlanguageDiffusion: an OverviewInterculturalCommunicationStudies - TrinityUniversity 2002, p. 5 (Cited: Haugen, Einar (1950): “The analysisoflinguisticborrowing.” In: Language 26, p. 212-215).
120Wohlgemuth J. A Typologyof Verbal BorrowingsMouton De Gruyter 2009, p. 52 (Cited: Haugen, Einar (1950): “The analysisoflinguisticborrowing.” In: Language 26, p. 212).
121Hoffer B. L. LanguageBorrowingandlanguageDiffusion: an OverviewInterculturalCommunicationStudies - TrinityUniversity 2002, p. 11 (Cited: Whitney W. D. 1881 OnMixture in Language. In: Transactionsof the AmericanPhilologicalAssociationfor 1881 [1971:184).
122Wohlgemuth J. A Typologyof Verbal BorrowingsMouton De Gruyter 2009, p. 11 (Cited: Whitney W. D. 1881 [1971: 185] OnMixture in Language. In: Transactionsof the AmericanPhilologicalAssociationfor 1881 &Paul H. (1920) PrinzipienderSprachgeschichte. [5th edn]. Tübingen: Niemeyer. [repr. 1968: 393]).
123Hoffer B. L. LanguageBorrowingandlanguageDiffusion: an OverviewInterculturalCommunicationStudies - TrinityUniversity 2002, p. 3 (Cited: Sapir E. LanguageCambridgeUniversitypress, 1921, p. 206).
124Sujoldzic A. LinguisticAnthropologyEolssPublishers 2009, faqe 55 (Cited: Sapir E. LanguageCambridgeUniversitypress, 1921, p. 206 &Bloomfield L. LanguageMotilalBanarsidassPublishers Private Limited – Delhi 1935, p. 444-476).
125Hoffer B. L. LanguageBorrowingandlanguageDiffusion: an OverviewInterculturalCommunicationStudies - TrinityUniversity 2002, p. 4 (Cited: Bloomfield L. LanguageMotilalBanarsidassPublishers Private Limited – Delhi 1935, p. 454).
127 Technically, I'm cheating here, seeing as John McRae was a Canadian soldier, but his experiences during World War I were those of every soldier, including American ones.
128King-Helle, Desmond; Shelley, The Man and the Poet, Thomas Yoseloff, publisher, New York, 1960, f.82
129 Courthope, C.B.; A History of English Poetry, Vol. VI(The Romantic Movement in English poetry, the Effects of the French Revolution), MacMillan and Co. Limited, London, 1910. f.306
130 King-Helle, Desmond; Shelley, The Man and the Poet, Thomas Yoseloff, publisher, New York, 1960, f.83.