Agincourt
25 October 1415
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25 October 1415
202 BCE
218–202 BCE
356–323 BCE
63 BCE–14 CE
ca. 748–814 (approximate)
1740–1786
1360
100–44 BCE
532
1769–1821
Also written: Akhenaten, Amarna
Also written: Alexander
Also written: Antikythera
ca. 1200–1699 (approximate)
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