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-250) After the suicide of Plato's nephew Philip of Macedon assassinated at
Aegae (-336); succeeded Speusippus, Xenocrates of by Alexander the Great (to -
323) Chalcedon becomes the head of Assassination of Arses of Persia;
accession of ...
-250) After the suicide of Plato's nephew Philip of Macedon assassinated at
Aegae (-336); succeeded Speusippus, Xenocrates of by Alexander the Great (to -
323) Chalcedon becomes the head of Assassination of Arses of Persia;
accession of ...
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Pope Alexander VI publishes bull "Inter cetera divina" dividing the New World
between Spain and Portugal May 4 (revised June 28) Statute of Piotrkow grants
Pol. aristocracy privileges at expense of burghers and peasants Frederick III d. (b.
Pope Alexander VI publishes bull "Inter cetera divina" dividing the New World
between Spain and Portugal May 4 (revised June 28) Statute of Piotrkow grants
Pol. aristocracy privileges at expense of burghers and peasants Frederick III d. (b.
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1777 A, 1801 A, 1825 A Alexander I (Scot.) 1 107 A, 1 124 A Alexander I (Serbia)
1903 A Alexander I (Yugoslavia) 1923 A, 1929 A Alexander II (pope) 1061 C
Alexander II (Russ.) 1855 A, 1857 A Alexander III (pope) 1 159 C, 1 170 C, 1177
A ...
1777 A, 1801 A, 1825 A Alexander I (Scot.) 1 107 A, 1 124 A Alexander I (Serbia)
1903 A Alexander I (Yugoslavia) 1923 A, 1929 A Alexander II (pope) 1061 C
Alexander II (Russ.) 1855 A, 1857 A Alexander III (pope) 1 159 C, 1 170 C, 1177
A ...
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| Title | The timetables of history: a horizontal linkage of people and events, based on Werner Stein's Kulturfahrplan |
| Authors | Bernard Grun, Werner Stein |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Simon and Schuster, 1975 |
| ISBN | 0671216821, 9780671216825 |
| Length | 661 pages |
| Subjects | › Chronology, Historical Civilization History / Reference Tables |
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