-
3175 matches to Th
Cyprus Revolt. 1925-31. For union with Greece.
Cyrenaics. 4C BC. Greek school of philosophy. Pleasure is the highest good. Epicureanism.
Cyril and Methodius, Sts. -c869/885. Apostles of Slavs. Translated liturgy, invented Cyrillic alphabet.
Cyrus the Younger. -401BC. Conspired vs Artaxerxes. Killed at Cunaxa.
Czechoslovakia Intervention. 1968. Russian troops end Dubcek reform policies. Warsaw Pact maintains right to intervene anywhere Socialism is threatened.
Daedalus. Builder of the Crete labyrinth. Escaped Minos with artificial wings. Icarus.
Daigo II. 1287-1339. Japanese Emperor 1318-. Failed to ovethrow Shogunate. Exiled.
Daily Telegraph Affair. 1908. Unauthorized interview of Kaiser causes protests in Germany.
Damon and Pythias. Syracuse true friends. Damon pledged his life for Pythias’, awaiting execution.
Dampier, William. 1651-1715. First English scientific explorer. Pirate, 1678-91. New Voyage Round the World, 1697.
Dan. Jacob and Bilhah’s son. Founded one of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
Dana, Richard. 1815-82. US writer. Two Years Before the Mast.
Danaë. Mother of Perseus by Zeus. Danaïdes.
Danaïdes. 50 daughters of Danaus. 49 condemed to fill sieves for murdering their husbands. Hypermestra.
Dance, George. (The Elder). British designer of Mansion House 1737, London Bridge rebuild 1746.
Dance, George. (The Younger). 1741-1825. English Neoclassical architect College of Surgeons 1813. Founder, Royal Academy.
Danelaw. 878-955. NE England under Viking occupation and the laws in effect.
Danu. Celtic earth goddess.
Daphnis. Greek mythological shepherd, inventor of bucolic poetry.
Darius I. 550-486BC. Persian King 522-. Defeated by the Greeks at Marathon after expanding empire. Great builder and administrator.
Darius II. Persian King, 423-404BC. Allied with Sparta vs Athens. Lost Egypt.
Darius III. Last Persian King, 335-330BC. Beaten by Alexander the Great.
Darlan, François. 1881-1942. French admiral. Built navy 1933-40. Collaborated with Germany, 1941-2, then Americans. Assassinated.
Darwin, Charles. 1809-1882. English Naturalist. His Theory of Evolution supported Materialism. Origin of Species by Natural Selection 1859. Descent of Man 1871.
Daughters of the American Revolution. 1890-. Patriotic organization of revolutionaries’ descendants.