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Molly, circus artist in Los Angeles (1980,?)
Nancy, circus artist in Los Angeles (1971,?)
Charlotte, laundry washer in Los Angeles (1936,?)
Jamie, circus artist in Los Angeles (1947,1990)
Urvasi, debt collector in Los Angeles (1909,?)
James, candlemaker in Ulaanbaatar (1937,1982)
Molly, beggar in Ulaanbaatar (1921,1975)
Spencer, circus artist in Los Angeles (1887,1947)
Jamie, warlord in Ulaanbaatar (1912,1964)
Urvasi, warlord in Ulaanbaatar (1869,1931)
Liu, jeweler in Ulaanbaatar (1826,1891)
Chatur, warlord in Ulaanbaatar (1827,1877)
Wongsojoyo, warlord in Ulaanbaatar (1789,1853)
Chatur, ship captain in Ulaanbaatar (1781,1841)
Nancy, porter in Miami (1877,1936)
Spencer, doctor in Miami (1892,1947)
Neil, doctor in Miami (1859,1915)
Matthew, doctor in Miami (1829,1892)
Han, merchant in Ulaanbaatar (1787,1842)
Tao, merchant in Ulaanbaatar (1746,1812)
Ishido, doctor in Bangkok (1741,1802)
Han, doctor in Nanjing (1712,1766)
Ishido, scientist in Nanjing (1768,1835)
Liu, scientist in Nanjing (1719,1796)
Shanti, beer brewer in Beijing (1725,1783)
Han, doctor in Nanjing (1676,1732)
Banyong, doctor in Nanjing (1634,1712)
Thea, jeweler in Warsaw (1704,1758)
Paul, horse breeder in Warsaw (1699,1740)
Alda, glass worker in Warsaw (1658,1721)
Soteira, beer brewer in Nanjing (1645,1698)
Hans, glass worker in Bruges (1664,1719)
Alda, glass worker in Bruges (1629,1699)
Pichushkina, glass worker in Warsaw (1623,1701)
Frieda, glass worker in Bruges (1586,1629)
Friedrich, glass worker in Bruges (1544,1601)
Augustus, general in Bruges (1511,1569)
Alexander, general in Cologne (1443,1521)
Berdine, horse racer in Cologne (1417,1474)
Jean, sage in Cologne (1373,1455)
Tryphon, sage in Cologne (1346,1440)
Alda, sage in Cologne (1298,1357)
Epiphaneia, sage in Cologne (1249,1317)
Pedro, sage in Cologne (1179,1263)
Friedrich, sage in Dublin (1128,1179)
Dikaios, sage in Dublin (1077,1157)
Marcus, sage in Dublin (1032,1113)
Hildegard, sage in Warsaw (983,1038)
Annelise, sage in London (938,1013)
Ferdinand, sage in Marseilles (905,964)
Hildegard, sage in Marseilles (870,950)
Pythodoros, barber in Marseilles (843,927)
Monopthalmos, barber in Marseilles (793,855)
Ferdinand, barber in Marseilles (741,801)
Berdine, moneylender in Marseilles (715,773)
Pichushkina, moneylender in Marseilles (676,759)
Monopthalmos, hunter in Marseilles (612,676)
Fulvia, mosaic artist in Barcelona (574,647)
Alexander, mosaic artist in Barcelona (547,635)
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Radek, leather worker in Barcelona (384,465)
Frieda, executioner in Barcelona (356,439)
Canaan, monarch in Athens (338,401)
Yagiz, monarch in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (271,338)
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Ece, monarch in Troy (-33,51)
Rachel, monarch in Troy (-76,-4)
Medina, monarch in Troy (-125,-61)
Irem, monarch in Troy (-167,-86)
Farid, winemaker in Troy (-231,-167)
Hayat, winemaker in Persepolis (-274,-197)
Medina, weaver in Hecatompylos (-345,-262)
Farhad, winemaker in Persepolis (-317,-246)
Simeon, guard in Hecatompylos (-402,-308)
Yusuf, basket maker in Hecatompylos (-459,-373)
Judith, engineer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-494,-431)
Nethaneel, engineer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-562,-494)
Dazuzum, engineer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-599,-515)
Shamash-andulli, engineer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-628,-579)
Gazualum, engineer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-702,-628)
Farhad, beer brewer in Syracuse (-650,-592)
Abiditan, beer brewer in Syracuse (-661,-584)
Dariush, beer brewer in Syracuse (-682,-608)
Shahzad, beer brewer in Persepolis (-696,8)
Gilat, beer brewer in Persepolis (-723,-670)
Medina, beer brewer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-735,-662)
Yagiz, beer brewer in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-778,-701)
Beletum, beer brewer in Nishapur (-804,-748)
Eymen, beer brewer in Zenobia (-829,-771)
Aslan, beer brewer in Zenobia (-888,-829)
Abdul, beer brewer in Troy (-937,-873)
Afshin, merchant in Isfahan (-20,26)
Dinah, beer brewer in Babylon (-912,-857)
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Iman, beer brewer in Athens (-937,14)
Daria, beer brewer in Isfahan (-946,10)
Zehra, beer brewer in Babylon (-978,-909)
Aslan, beer brewer in Troy (-997,-924)
Nadia, beer brewer in Isfahan (-1023,-967)
Simeon, beer brewer in Isfahan (-1055,-997)
Aaron, mathematician in Nippur (-1093,-1024)
Iman, beer brewer in Nippur (-1121,-1052)
Yusuf, beer brewer in Isfahan (-1135,-1055)
Ahassunu, beer brewer in Isfahan (-1162,-1075)
Monopthalmos, builder in Athens (-1151,-1078)
Medina, servant in Athens (-1167,-1091)
Simeon, servant in Athens (-1195,-1147)
Abiditan, beer brewer in Isfahan (-1205,-1141)
Poyraz, servant in Isfahan (-1233,-1176)
Ahmet, servant in Isfahan (-1298,-1233)
Dazuzum, servant in Isfahan (-1335,-1268)
Nadia, lawyer in Prague (-1342,-1291)
Miriam, servant in Isfahan (-1340,-1302)
Nirgal, servant in Isfahan (-1381,-1325)
Abiditan, lawyer in Isfahan (-1380,-1340)
Poyraz, lawyer in Isfahan (-1394,-1318)
Nethaneel, lawyer in Isfahan (-1445,-1367)
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Judith, farmer in Athens (-1540,-1481)
Zehra, farmer in Jerusalem (-1579,-1540)
Beletum, historian in Babylon (-1599,-1549)
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Farid, gatherer in Knossos (-1580,-1513)
Hayat, historian in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-1584,-1528)
Yafa, historian in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-1604,5)
Nadia, historian in Istanbul / Constantinople / Byzantium (-1632,-1555)
Yafa, historian in Babylon (-1638,-1562)
Levi, oracle in Isfahan (-1526,-1490)
Belinay, oracle in Isfahan (-1559,-1497)
Afshin, latrines keeper in Isfahan (-1570,-1526)
Yadidatum, soldier in Babylon (-1605,-1561)
Yagiz, amulet crafter in Babylon (-1543,-1495)
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Medina, dancer in Babylon (-1515,-1456)
Monopthalmos, brick maker in Babylon (-1489,-1446)
Atria, brick maker in Babylon (-1531,-1477)
Baudoin, priest in Babylon (-1533,-1489)
Epimanes, executioner in Babylon (-1518,-1471)
Beletum, executioner in Babylon (-1565,-1502)
Farid, doctor in Babylon (-1559,-1515)
Yasmin, doctor in Babylon (-1570,-1515)
Jaakobah, doctor in Babylon (-1597,-1544)
Dariush, architect in Babylon (-1611,-1559)
Jamal, musician in Babylon (-1632,-1567)
Beren, merchant in Babylon (-1596,-1545)
Dazuzum, poet in Babylon (-1583,-1546)
Karima, poet in Babylon (-1615,-1543)
Zehra, dancer in Babylon (-1601,-1540)
Canaan, dancer in Babylon (-1612,-1552)
Eshargamelat, dancer in Babylon (-1627,-1576)
Gilat, dancer in Babylon (-1625,9)
Belinay, historian in Babylon (-1646,-1602)
Eymen, historian in Babylon (-1688,-1632)
Daria, dancer in Babylon (-1695,-1646)
Dazuzum, general in Babylon (-1699,-1660)
Simeon, general in Babylon (-1761,-1699)
Beletum, sage in Babylon (-1780,-1717)
Farhad, judge in Akkad (-1817,-1760)
Isaac, judge in Akkad (-1843,-1793)
Yadidatum, judge in Akkad (-1857,-1787)
Abiditan, judge in Akkad (-1864,-1804)
Ku-enlila, judge in Akkad (-1921,-1843)
Iman, jeweler in Akkad (-1978,-1888)
Hayat, jeweler in Akkad (-2026,-1960)
Eymen, merchant in Akkad (-2064,-2011)
Yusuf, merchant in Ur (-2121,-2051)
Beren, butcher in Ur (-2165,-2098)
Dariush, butcher in Ur (-2239,-2165)
Irem, butcher in Ur (-2281,-2200)
Gazualum, butcher in Ur (-2364,-2281)
Yafa, farmer in Ur (-2383,-2297)
Amasis, farmer in Ur (-2470,-2383)
Ifedimma, farmer in Asa Koma (-2516,-2444)
Awawa, farmer in Asa Koma (-2565,-2485)
Udumebraye, builder in Gogo Falls (-2631,-2565)
Udumebraye, hunter in Gogo Falls (-2671,-2606)
Karimala, potter in Ngalue (-2719,-2643)
Awawa, butcher in Asa Koma (-2780,-2712)
Aserkamani, butcher in Asa Koma (-2839,-2750)
Urhie, butcher in Ngalue (-2907,-2839)
Jol, butcher in Ngalue (-2952,-2878)
Kasaqa, butcher in Katsina-Ala (-2976,-2918)
Akpobome, butcher in White Lady Rock (-3024,-2961)
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Epiphaneia Taoh
Epiphaneia Taoh, (1249, 1317) was a sage in Cologne.
Epiphaneia believed in Catholic.
She was at the time the top fortune in the world and lived an opulent life, richer than a whole country. She was considered a standard citizen of their society, with as much power than most of the people. She was seen as a true poet, and legends says that she couldn't live without reading and writing. Years after, some of the works Epiphaneia made are still enjoyed and sometimes studied. She was physically powerful, with a perfect body in a perfect health.In the life, she was able to take a few important life-changing decisions.
Epiphaneia, 14 years old, was chosen to be the new leader of the family. However, she was too young for now and was raised by a friend of the family.
Aged 16, Epiphaneia, 16 years old, sage, became the new leader of the family.
Aged 31, Epiphaneia decided to donate a family treasure to the community : the crown. Now, it was exhibited and everyone could admire it. That choice granted the family little fame. Later, Epiphaneia spent a year reflecting of her actions.
In the year 1293, Epiphaneia invested time and efforts into a special craft : a priceless star map. People admired her for this work and Epiphaneia decided to keep it as a family treasure. On the first day of the month after, Epiphaneia created a garden. On the first day of the month after, Epiphaneia was afraid to spend a life devoid of purpose. The same day, Epiphaneia fell in love with Epimanes, an average looking man, 43 years old, a gardener. Both married and lived together from now on.
A few weeks later, Epiphaneia got pregnant, but had a miscarriage on the eight month due to her bad health.
At the age of 49, Epiphaneia decided to visit the world. She went on a long journey and reached Ngalue, in Africa : a small cave leading to a large cave, hidden in hills in a desert. The travel was the occasion to do some merchandise dealing, and she made some business. Then she came back and was quite happy to find her house and family. The same day, Epiphaneia made an investment and never saw her money back. A few days later, Epiphaneia inherited from a friend.
A few days later, Epiphaneia got pregnant, and gave birth to a very small girl named Alda.
Aged 56, Epiphaneia decided to donate a family treasure to the community : the crown. Now, it was exhibited and everyone could admire it. That choice granted the family little fame. Nine months after, Epiphaneia had a big fight and broke ties with a member of the family. At the same time, Epiphaneia tried to escape some debts, but failed, and had to pay much more.
In the year 1317, Epiphaneia needed money. She resolved to sell a family treasure : the casket. It was a difficult decision, and the sale granted her a huge sum of money. A few days later, Epiphaneia set herself the goal of being rich. Half a year later, Epiphaneia was condemned for theft in Cologne.
Epiphaneia died peacefully in her sleep.
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