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BIOGRAPHYCAL UNIVERSAL LIBRARY.IN THIS PAGE YOU WILL FIND THE HTML CONVERSION OF THE BOOKS . PDF LIBRARY
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ANCIENT HISTORY:FROM THE PYRAMID BUILDERS TO CONSTANTINE THE GREAT |
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THE PYRAMID BUILDERSZOSER - (SNEFRU) - CHEOPS - Djedefre - CHEPHREN -MYCERINUS |
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MESILIM OF KISH2500 BC |
EANNATUM OF LAGASH2454-2435 |
URAKAGINA2380-2360 |
LUGALZAGESI OF URUK2350-2318 |
SARGON I OF AKKAD2334-2279 |
RIMUSH & MANITUSHU2279-2254 |
NARAM SIN OF AKKAD2254-2218 |
SHARKALISHARRI |
UR BAU |
GUDEA |
URNAMMU&SHULGI |
ABRAHAM2100-2000 |
ISAAC2100-2000 |
JACOB.2000-1900 |
HAMMURABI2131-2081 |
SHAMSHI ADAD I.1813-1791 |
ZIMRILIN OF MARI.1779- 1757 |
HATSHEPSUT.1479-1457 |
THUTMOSE III.1457-1425 |
AMENHOTEP III .1390-1353 |
SUPPILULIUMAS.1368-1328 |
AKNATON.1353-1338 |
ASHUR-UBALLIT(1365-1330 ) ENLIL-NIRARI (1330-1319 ) ARIK-DEN-ILI (1319–1308 ) |
MURSHILISH II (1321-1295) MUWATALLISH II (1295-1272) |
RAMSES II.1303-1212 |
MERNEPTAH&RAMSES III(1213-1156) |
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GIDEON (1252-1152)AND THE JUDGES |
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SAMUEL AND SAUL1110-1007 |
KING DAVID1040-970 BC |
KING SOLOMON970-931 |
PROPHET ELIJAH900-849 |
PROPHET ISAIAH740 - 686 |
ASSUR-NAZIR-PAL |
HOUSE OF SELEUCUS 321-63 |
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THE HOUSE OF PTOLEMY. 331-30 BCPtolemy I (Soter) - Ptolemy II Philadelphus - Ptolemy III Euergetes I - Ptolemy IV, Philopator- Ptolemy V Epiphanes - Ptolemy VI Philometor - Ptolemy VII, Euergetes II - Ptolemy VIII Soter II and Ptolemy IX Alexander I - Berenice III, Ptolemy X Alexander II, Ptolemy XI Auletes - Cleopatra VI, Ptolemy XII, Ptolemy XIII, Ptolemy XIV |
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THE MACCABEES168-37 |
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MITHRIDATES, SYLLA, TIGRANES AND POMPEY.BC 124 - 61 |
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CLEOPATRA VII |
MARC ANTONY |
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AUGUSTUS.LIFE AND TIMES OF OCTAVIUS CAESARB.C. 63— A.D. 14) |
CHRISTIAN ERA.FROM CONSTANTINE THE GREAT TO POPE GREGORY VII |
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US$13.00THE HEART OF MARY |
AMAZONTHE HEART OF MARY.LIFE AND TIMES OF THE HOLY FAMILY
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PUBLIUS VERGILIUS MARO 70-19A.D.
Among biographical commonplaces one frequently finds the generalization that it is the provincial who acquires the perspective requisite for a true estimate of a nation, and that it is the country-boy reared in lonely communion with himself who attains the deepest knowledge of human nature. If there be some degree of truth in this reflection, Publius Vergilius Maro, the farmer’s boy from the Mantuan plain, was in so far favored at birth. It is the fifteenth of October, 70 b. c., that the Mantuans still hold in pious memory: in 1930 they will doubtless invite Italy and the devout of all nations to celebrate the twentieth centenary of the poet’s birth. |
86-161 |
146-211 |
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ROMAN EMPERORSPHILIP (244–249) DECIUS (249-251) GALLUS (2511-253) EMILIANIS (253) VALERIAN (253-260) GALLIENUS (253-268) CLAUDIUS II GOTHICUS (268-270) AURELIAN (270-275) ZENOBIA (270-272) |
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THEPERSECUTION OF DIOCLETIAN303-312 a.d. |
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JULIAN THE APOSTATE331-363 |
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THE ARIANS OF THE FOURTH CENTURY |
HILARY OF POITIERS310-367 |
CASSIODORUS485-585 |
ATTILA.KING OF THE HUNS |
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THE LIFE AND TIMES OF POPE GREGORY I THE GREATA.D. 540 – 604 |
560-636 |
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Li SHI MINFounder of the tang dynastyThe significance of the life and achievements of Li Shih-Min, who reigned from A.D. 626-49 as the emperor T’ai Tsung of the T’ang dynasty, cannot be appreciated without some knowledge of the age which immediately preceded his birth. It is necessary to paint, as a background to his life, a picture of sixth-century China, its social organisation and the political trends which dominated |
SAINT CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA675-754 |
ALCUIN724-802 |
CHARLEMAGNE.748-814 |
HARUM AL-RASHID,763-809 772-846 |
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PO CHU I (772–846)Bai Juyi (or Po Chü-i), was a Chinese musician, poet, and politician during the Tang dynasty. Many of his poems concern his career or observations made about everyday life, including as governor of three different provinces. He achieved fame as a writer of verse in a low-key, near vernacular style that was popular throughout medieval East Asia |
HINCMAR806-882 |
AVICENNA908-1037 |
POPE GREGORY VII1015–1085 |
MATILDA OF TUSCANY1046-1115 |
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ROGER OF SICILY1016-1154
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BOHEMOND I, PRINCE OF ANTIOCH1058-1111 |
1122-1190 |
1160-1216 |
1216-1227 |
RHUDOLPH OF HABSBURG1218-1273 |
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ISABELLA I OF SPAIN1451-1504 |
BEATRICE D'ESTE DUCHESS OF MILAN1475-1497 |
Cardinal XIMENEZ1436-1517 |
SANDRO BOTTICELLI1444-1510 |
VASCO NUÑEZ DE BALBOA1475-1519 |
POPE JULIUS II1443-1513 |
THOMAS LINACRE1460–1524 |
WANG YANG MIN1472-1529 |
ULRIC ZWINGLI1484-1531 |
BABAR1483-1530 |
POPE JULIUS II1443-1513 |
POPE PIUS II1458-1464 |
THOMAS LINACRE1460–1524 |
CARDINAL WOLSEY1471-1530 |
WANG YANG MIN1472-1529 |
ULRIC ZWINGLI1484-1531 |
BABAR1483-1530 |
HENRY VII1485-1509 |
Robert Francis Belarmine1542-1621 |
HISTORY OF THE LIVES AND EMPIRE OF THE ELEVEN INCAS 1465-1533MANCO CCAPAC . SINCHI ROCCA . LLOQUI YUPANQUI . MAYTA CCAPAC . CCAPAC YUPANQUI . INCA ROCCA . TITU CUSI HUALPA . VIRACOCHA . PACHACUTI YUPANQUI . TUPAC YUPANQUI . HUAYNA CCAPAC . HUASCAR, AND ATAHUALPA. |
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MARIE DE MEDICIS1573-1642 |
WILLIAM HARVEY1578-1657 |
THOMAS OVERBURY1581-1613 |
DANIEL DEFOE1661-1731 |
1682-1718 |
CHARLES XII. KING OF SWEDEN |
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1728-1779 |
CAPTAIN JAMES COOK |
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1738-1789 |
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1741-1801 |
BENEDICT ARNOLDAmerican-born British military officer who served during the American Revolutionary War. He fought with distinction for the American Continental Army and rose to the rank of major general before defecting to the British in 1780. General George Washington had given him his fullest trust and had placed him in command of West Point in New York. Arnold was planning to surrender the fort to British forces, but the plot was discovered in September 1780, whereupon he fled to the British lines. He led British forces in battle against the army which he had once commanded, and his name became synonymous with treason and betrayal in the United States. |
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1769-1821 |
NAPOLEON |
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1770-1827 |
Ludwig vanBEETHOVEN |
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1779-1820 |
STEPHEN DECATURUnited States Navy officer. He was born on the eastern shore of Maryland in Worcester County. His father, Stephen Decatur Sr., was a commodore in the Continental Navy during the American Revolutionary War; he brought the younger Stephen into the world of ships and sailing early on. Shortly after attending college, Decatur followed in his father's footsteps and joined the U.S. Navy at age 19 as a midshipman |
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1798-1866 |
HOMAS HODGKINITALY AND HER INVADERS(AUTHORS) |
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1815-1898 |
OTTO VON BISMARCKAND THE FOUNDATION OF THE GERMAN EMPIRE |
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