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Ukoliko ste se pitali gde se u Srbiji nalaze rimske iskopine, ovo je jedno od mesta. http://sr.wheretoserbia.com/nis-i-okolina/kulina-balajnac-gradiste-arheolosko-nalaziste/

 "In the meantime, the Gaius Galerius wished the Roman Augustans to make a big turn instead of persecuting Christians a d to declare Christianity a free religion. Many Christians had been killed in the previous period because of their faith in Christ, but slowly the time had come when the Christian religion would be equated with the Roman gods. The heir of Gaius Galerius was Constantine the Great, son of Constantine Chlorine and Helena Augusta innkeeper, brings in 313. The Milanese Edict, according to which Christianity was proposed, make sense for the free choice of inhabitants of the Romans Empire. And Constantine traveled as often as his father. He wanted to make a vacation spot between Rome and Constantinople. Equally distant from both cities. That is why he gave the palace name Mediana-Middle. And his birthplace, Naisus, was ideal for that. The beautiful Mediana Palace, completed by two Christian basilicas, wine cellars, surrounded by military barracks, is today a top archeological site dating from the re-emergence of the Roman state and the beginning of the free preaching of the Christian faith. "

Ovo je Srbija. Trg Kralja Milana u Nišu noću kroz Ivanin objektiv #Niš

Niška posla. Kad predivan zalazak sunca postane još lepši. 

Nekako kao u romantičnom filmu. Da li i vas podesća na tako nesto? .

Čairska česma je dugo bila izmeštena u park Čair. Po kom je i dobila ime. Danas se ponovo nalazi u centru grada. 

Autor: Olivera Pavlovic