| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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The Conqueror. | 1 |
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Alexander the Great. The conqueror of the world. (B.C. 356, 336–323.) | 2 |
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Alfonso of Portugal. (1094, 1137–1185.) | 3 |
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Aurungzebe the Great. Alemgir. The most powerful of the great Moguls. (1618, 1659–1707.) | 4 |
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James I. of Aragon. (1206, 1213–1276.) | 5 |
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Othman or Osman I. Founder of the Turkish power. (1259, 1299–1326.) | 6 |
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Francisco Pizarro. Conquistador. So called because he conquered Peru. (1475–1541.) | 7 |
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William, Duke of Normandy. So called because he obtained England by conquest. (1027, 1066–1087.) | 8 |
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