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Sardinia. 6C BC Carthage. 238BC Rome. 435 Vandal. 534 Byzantine Empire. 10C Saracen. 1016 Pisa. 1189 Hohenstaufen +Piedmont. 1326 Aragon. 1713 Austria. 1720 Savoy Kingdom. 1796 France. 1815 +Genoa. 1861 Italy. Sardinian Victor-Emmanuel became king of Italy.
Sardis. Capital of ancient Lydia.
Sardou, Victorien. 1831-1908. French dramatist. La Tosca. A Scrap of Paper 1860.
Sargent, John Singer. 1856-1925. Italian/US portrait painter. Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose 1886.
Sargon II. King of Assyria c722-705BC. Destroyed kingdom of Israel. Conquered Samaria, Babylon.
Sargon of Akkad. Mesopotamian king c2334-2279BC. Conquered Sumer, founded First Semitic dynasty.
Sark. 1040 Norman. 1066 English fief. 1565 colonized. 1940-45 Germans occupy.
Sarmations. 4C BC-4C. Association of Iranian tribes in SW Russia, Balkans.
Sarmiento, Domingo. 1811-88. First civilian Argentine president. 1868-74.
Sarnoff, David. 1891-1971. Russian/US radio-TV pioneer. Founded RCA 1921, NBC 1926.
Saroyan, William. 1908-81. US writer. The Time of Your Life 1939.
Sartre, Jean-Paul. 1905-80. French existentialist philosopher: L’Etre et le Néant 1943. Social responsibility of freedom.
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Sassanids. 224-. Last Persian dynasty before Moslem conquest 637-51.
Satan. Fallen angel later identified with Zoroastran Ahriman, the spirit of evil. Lucifer. Beelzebub.
Satie, Erik. 1866-1925. Modern French Impressionist, Neoclassical composer.
Sato Eisaku. 1901-75. Japanese Prime Minister 1964-72. Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Satrap. Provincial governor of Persian Empire. Achaemenids.
Saturn. Roman god of agriculture and civilization. = Cronus. Saturnalia festival influenced Christmas.
Satyr. Greek mythical man-goat. Pan. Sileni.
Saud. 1902-69. Son of Ibn Sa’ud. Saudi King 1953-64. Deposed by brother, Faisal.
Saudi Arabia. Arabia. 19C Divided. 1902 Ibn Sa’ud conq Riyadh. 1906 + Najd. 1913 + Hasa. 1920 + Asir. 1925 + Hejaz. 1932 = Saudi Arabia.
Saul. First king of Hebrews, c1021-1000BC.
Saussure, Ferdinand de. 1857-1913. Swiss linguist.
Sauvage, Nicolas. French. Invented cabriolet taxi 1660.