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Josh, burglar in Los Angeles (1935,?)
Molly, chamberlain in Los Angeles (1919,?)
Neil, chamberlain in Los Angeles (1912,?)
Lindsay, monarch in Los Angeles (1912,1996)
Elliot, chamberlain in Los Angeles (1912,?)
James, chamberlain in Los Angeles (1861,1945)
Hannah, chamberlain in New York (1828,1910)
Elliot, museum curator in New York (1779,1861)
Charlotte, postman in New York (1761,1856)
Josh, postman in New York (1734,1809)
Ishido, postman in New York (1655,1750)
Wongsojoyo, shaman in New York (1625,1711)
Han, reeve in Mumbai (1600,1675)
Dong, reeve in Mumbai (1566,1646)
Tsukino, reeve in Jakarta (1505,1591)
Sato, reeve in Jakarta (1485,1567)
Cheng, reeve in Jakarta (1456,1558)
Nomolun, miller in Jakarta (1458,1551)
Tao, miller in Jakarta (1420,1473)
Shanti, priest in Jakarta (1370,1458)
Wibawa, priest in Jakarta (1346,1436)
Shanti, priest in Jakarta (1281,1370)
Cheng, priest in Jakarta (1207,1317)
Urvasi, slave in Osaka (1216,1283)
Ishido, slave in Osaka (1134,1234)
Mai, religious leader in Osaka (1104,1192)
Sato, religious leader in Osaka (1069,1136)
Han, gatherer in Osaka (1074,1140)
Indira, monarch in Osaka (1057,1123)
Sato, pictural artist in Osaka (1033,1144)
Kanita, pictural artist in Osaka (1012,1129)
Tsukino, pictural artist in Osaka (976,1048)
Wibawa, historian in Osaka (948,1027)
Han, historian in Osaka (916,986)
Sato, historian in Osaka (869,942)
Urvasi, jeweler in Osaka (832,910)
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Cheng, jeweler in Nanjing (729,792)
Nguyen, jeweler in Nanjing (675,772)
Chatur, jeweler in Nanjing (649,712)
Peng, merchant in Nanjing (616,718)
Sato, jeweler in Nanjing (565,649)
Cheng, jeweler in Nanjing (535,639)
Liu, jeweler in Nanjing (498,594)
Grypos, servant in Ulaanbaatar (466,535)
Frieda, jeweler in Ulaanbaatar (443,528)
Deirdre, jeweler in Cologne (400,484)
Bertha, iron smith in Cologne (375,448)
Fulvia, iron smith in Cologne (348,447)
Jacques, copper smith in Cologne (333,391)
Berdine, copper smith in Cologne (296,388)
Ferdinand, farmer in Cologne (308,371)
Epimanes, potter in Cologne (304,368)
Frieda, potter in Cologne (289,365)
Emily, potter in Cologne (261,328)
Fabia, potter in Cologne (227,312)
Oliver, musician in Cologne (173,280)
Alda, drug dealer in Cologne (153,239)
Oliver, drug dealer in Cologne (86,199)
Ernst, con artist in Cologne (29,119)
Atria, moneylender in Cologne (2,80)
Luborad, moneylender in Cologne (-32,57)
Thea, mathematician in Cologne (-26,48)
Paul, mathematician in Rome (-89,-3)
Charlotte, mathematician in Rome (-124,-49)
Berdine, mathematician in Rome (-154,-90)
Friedrich, jeweler in Rome (-214,-98)
Dazuzum, jeweler in Rome (-238,-137)
Zehra, jeweler in Rome (-279,-181)
Ku-enlila, jeweler in Troy (-297,-225)
Bita, jeweler in Troy (-330,-223)
Simeon, musician in Troy (-346,-261)
Nirgal, musician in Zenobia (-394,-326)
Dinah, musician in Zenobia (-427,-330)
Bakshishum, farmer in Zenobia (-454,-340)
Khorshid, drug dealer in Isfahan (-502,-407)
Nethaneel, spinner in Isfahan (-537,-437)
Karima, spinner in Eridu (-576,-495)
Yagiz, butcher in Eridu (-603,-517)
Jaakobah, butcher in Nippur (-627,-561)
Daria, hunter in Nippur (-660,-585)
Kioko, potter in Ur (-680,-621)
Elanur, fisher in Thebes - Luxor (-733,-640)
Yagiz, farmer in Thebes - Luxor (-725,-654)
Abdul, farmer in Nippur (-798,-725)
Eshargamelat, mercenary in Persepolis (-859,-736)
Farid, leather worker in Persepolis (-856,-768)
Bakshishum, lumberjack in Persepolis (-873,-794)
Belinay, lawyer in Persepolis (-879,-791)
Miriam, lawyer in Persepolis (-905,-834)
Daria, lawyer in Persepolis (-941,-886)
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Zehra, general in Nishapur (-979,-894)
Husain, latrines keeper in Nishapur (-991,-916)
Khorshid, judge in Nishapur (-1021,-950)
Elanur, judge in Nishapur (-1058,-971)
Khorshid, judge in Eridu (-1090,-1030)
Gazualum, mosaic artist in Troy (-1058,-985)
Gazualum, mosaic artist in Troy (-1092,-1002)
Farhad, mosaic artist in Eridu (-1108,-1044)
Gilat, bronze smith in Troy (-1102,-1048)
Bat-Shahar, bronze smith in Troy (-1131,-1067)
Iraj, horse breeder in Troy (-1155,-1081)
Judith, philosopher in Nishapur (-1177,-1107)
Levi, beggar in Nishapur (-1220,-1146)
Iraj, dancer in Nishapur (-1108,-1056)
Medina, shepherd in Nishapur (-1133,-1068)
Canaan, priest in Nishapur (-1155,-1101)
Aaron, general in Nishapur (-1127,11)
Gazualum, general in Nishapur (-1145,-1096)
Shahzad, general in Nishapur (-1185,-1097)
Daria, basket maker in Nishapur (-1175,-1111)
Dawud, basket maker in Nishapur (-1201,-1140)
Iman, bronze smith in Nishapur (-1207,-1163)
Judith, bronze smith in Nishapur (-1218,-1164)
Iraj, bronze smith in Nishapur (-1261,-1202)
Miriam, bronze smith in Nishapur (-1293,-1236)
Karima, bronze smith in Nishapur (-1337,-1258)
Luborad, architect in Nishapur (-1341,-1270)
Kalina, architect in Knossos (-1377,-1324)
Annelise, goldsmith in Knossos (-1411,-1346)
Pablo, architect in Knossos (-1419,-1357)
Hildegard, architect in Knossos (-1447,-1395)
Oliver, architect in Knossos (-1505,-1447)
Fulvia, judge in Knossos (-1518,-1466)
Alexander, judge in Knossos (-1556,-1479)
Atria, shepherd in Knossos (-1574,-1527)
Juan, philosopher in Knossos (-1599,-1547)
Baudoin, philosopher in Knossos (-1638,-1560)
Frieda, warlord in Knossos (-1636,-1567)
Poppy, warlord in Knossos (-1685,-1622)
Luborad, pictural artist in Knossos (-1681,-1636)
Marcus, pictural artist in Knossos (-1749,-1668)
Jack, pictural artist in Knossos (-1773,-1694)
Frieda, pictural artist in Knossos (-1809,-1755)
Harry, horse breeder in Knossos (-1833,-1760)
Ece, engineer in Knossos (-1840,-1787)
Jaakobah, engineer in Knossos (-1866,-1798)
Belinay, beggar in Isfahan (-1877,-1817)
Yusuf, holy prostitute in Isfahan (-1881,-1832)
Ahmet, priest in Isfahan (-1923,-1837)
Nirgal, merchant in Isfahan (-1917,-1849)
Yusuf, dancer in Isfahan (-1956,-1897)
Aaron, dancer in Isfahan (-2009,-1956)
Ece, brick maker in Isfahan (-2029,-1979)
Ece, jeweler in Isfahan (-25,20)
Jamal, potter in Isfahan (-2020,8)
Judith, potter in Isfahan (-2039,-1992)
Shamash-andulli, potter in Isfahan (-2074,-1988)
Nadia, general in Isfahan (-2068,-2000)
Ku-enlila, general in Zenobia (-2110,-2054)
Abdul, general in Troy (-2147,-2077)
Rachel, tales teller in Troy (-2141,-2099)
Dinah, tales teller in Troy (-2187,-2122)
Isaac, tales teller in Troy (-2230,-2153)
Yasmin, cook in Troy (-2234,-2175)
Gazualum, cook in Troy (-2253,-2201)
Elanur, horse breeder in Troy (-2249,-2194)
Dinah, horse breeder in Troy (-2273,-2206)
Nethaneel, weaver in Troy (-2289,-2230)
Eli, weaver in Troy (-2328,-2254)
Eshargamelat, leather worker in Troy (-2323,-2269)
Berdine, pictural artist in Knossos (-2225,-2132)
Epiphaneia, prostitute in Knossos (-2184,-2117)
Monopthalmos, bone carver in Knossos (-2173,-2132)
Friedrich, toolmaker in Knossos (-2184,-2129)
Fulvia, pictural artist in Knossos (-2195,-2144)
Monopthalmos, porter in Knossos (-2216,-2174)
Shamash-andulli, bone carver in Knossos (-2240,-2173)
Canaan, sculptor in Zenobia (-2223,-2162)
Hezekiah, sculptor in Knossos (-2218,-2147)
Eli, pictural artist in Knossos (-2226,-2178)
Bat-Shahar, sculptor in Knossos (-2260,-2184)
Isaac, exorcist in Troy (-2220,-2138)
Eshargamelat, beggar in Troy (-2212,-2153)
Dazuzum, beggar in Troy (-2258,-2202)
Aaron, poet in Troy (-2269,-2218)
Hayat, priest in Troy (-2272,-2212)
Judith, priest in Troy (-2302,-2233)
Abiditan, toolmaker in Troy (-2316,-2248)
Rachel, basket maker in Troy (-2363,-2282)
Nethaneel, leather worker in Troy (-2363,-2303)
Bakshishum, jeweler in Troy (-2367,-2287)
Karima, jeweler in Troy (-2399,-2331)
Mert, shepherd in Troy (-2419,-2358)
Jaakobah, jeweler in Troy (-2432,-2374)
Belinay, musician in Troy (-2465,-2389)
Ahassunu, prostitute in Eridu (-2484,-2407)
Yagiz, butcher in Eridu (-2518,-2441)
Gilat, porter in Eridu (-2563,-2490)
Jamal, prostitute in Eridu (-2593,-2511)
Rachel, hunter in Eridu (-2592,-2559)
Bita, servant in Eridu (-2624,-2559)
Khabekhnet, weaver in Eridu (-2653,-2592)
Udjebten, weaver in Thebes - Luxor (-2683,-2606)
Tafsut, weaver in Thebes - Luxor (-2715,-2638)
Idder, gatherer in Thebes - Luxor (-2748,-2676)
Ogheneme, lumberjack in Thebes - Luxor (-2757,-2697)
Meddur, lumberjack in Memphis (-2786,-2727)
Ometeko, porter in Memphis (-2812,-2736)
Gwafa, latrines keeper in Memphis (-2853,-2786)
Ometeko, beggar in Booco (-2884,-2809)
Thutmose, quarryman in Booco (-2921,-2844)
Pebatjma, quarryman in Booco (-2969,-2889)
Aksil, beggar in Booco (-2962,-2903)
Dayo, beggar in Booco (-2994,-2936)
Nedjeh, slave in Shum Laka (-3030,-2962)
Udjebten, latrines keeper in Shum Laka (-3022,-2972)
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Thea Burglarfitz
Thea Burglarfitz, (-26, 48) was a mathematician in Cologne.
Thea believed in Hellenistic religion.
She lived a life of poverty. She was able to eat and sleep under a shelter, but ended with having no possession at all. She belonged to the low caste of the society, and had some friends among the servants, beggars and workers. People saw Thea as cultivated, eager to read and learn when possible, and mastering writing, which she did for friends. She was force of nature, and people saw in their body and beauty the incarnation of a god. She was iron-willed, achieving any goal she set.
Thea, 23 years old, maheratician, became the new leader of the family.
In the year 2, Thea decided to improve her knowledge. She found a mentor that teached her many new useful and wonderful things. At the same time, Thea went through a depression. The same day, Thea fell in love with Luborad, a stunning man, 34 years old, a moneylender. Both married and lived together from now on.
Nine months after, Thea got pregnant, and gave birth to an adorable girl named Atria.
13 years later, Thea decided to go back to where her family came. She packed a few possessions and departed for a the old place she often talked about. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave her a recommandation, so she would be welcomed wherever she went. The family settled in Knossos. Half a year later, Thea began to take naps regurlarly.
The same day, Thea got pregnant, and gave birth to an ugly boy named Publius.
Aged 49, Thea decided to settle somewhere else. She packed a few possessions and departed for a new place. The travel was fascinating, and she learned many things on the road. The family settled in Rome. Nine months after, Thea created a tradition of an annual family meeting.
A little while after, Thea got pregnant, and gave birth to a huge baby girl named Pichushkina.
Aged 56, Thea spent a lot of time thinking and meditating about her beliefs. At the same time, Thea slept with a lover that broke her heart.
6 years later, Thea decided to settle somewhere else. She packed a few possessions and departed for a new place. The departure was sponsored by a local figure that gave her a recommandation, so she would be welcomed wherever she went. The family settled in Cologne. At the same time, Thea was given a temporary position in the leading of Cologne. At the same time, Thea drew a precise map of her location.
In the year 48, Thea spent time and wealth to improve her living space. Now it was much more comfortable, and beautiful. The same day, Thea saw a shooting star and made a special wish.
Thea died peacefully in her sleep.
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