Biography

Nikola Tesla was the author of 300 patents that protected his 125 inventions in 26 countries.

The composer returned to Paris shortly before Napoleon Bonaparte was elected President of the Second French Republic.

During the American Revolution, volunteers from several European countries took part in the colonies' side.

The Odyssey is the story of the adventures of King Odysseus.

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.

American astronomer Edward Bowell named Kosciuszko for one of the asteroids he discovered.

The separation between Kate and William did not last long.

Shakespeare wrote 38 comedies and tragedies, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and many poems diverse in content and form.

Julius Caesar received 23 stabbings.

After Pythias’ death, Aristotle entered a relationship with a woman named Herpyllis.