Biography

Ada was often sick during her childhood.

In 1954, Hemingway and his wife traveled to Africa, where they were twice involved in plane crashes.

He lived from 1865 to 1943.

When Constantine returned from the eastern front to Nicomedia in the spring of 303, he witnessed the beginning of Diocletian's "great persecution," the most severe persecution of Christians in Roman history.

He worked less and less, limiting the number of lessons to more advanced students.

Amadeus had a sister, Maria Anna, five years older, who was called Nannerl by the household, also musically talented.

He left Russia via Finland, Stockholm, and the United Kingdom for the United States.

He was born in the outbuilding of the manor house belonging to the Skarbeks, where his father served as tutor.

In 1948, he traveled to Europe with his wife, stopping in Venice for several months.

Bishop Cyril harboured a deep, pathological hatred for Hypatia.