| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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Aristi’d s, the Athenian (died B.C. 468). | 1 |
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Ba’haram, styled Shah Endeb (the Just King), fifth of the Sassan’idæ (q.v.) (276–296). | 2 |
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Casimir II., King of Poland (1117, 1177–1194). | 3 |
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Ferdinand I., King of Aragon (1373, 1412–1416). | 4 |
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Haroun al Raschid (The Just). The most renowned of the Abbasside califs, and the hero of several of the Arabian Nights stories (765, 786–808). | 5 |
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James II., King of Aragon (1261–1327). | 6 |
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Khosru or Chosroes, called by the Arabs Molk al Adel (the Just King). | 7 |
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Moran the Just, councillor of Feredach, King of Ireland. | 8 |
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Pedro I. of Portugal (1320, 1357, 1367). | 9 |
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