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Greater Feast of Saladin, died March 4, 1193 at Damascus, Syria

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Consider also:

  1. Greater Feast of Harry Smith
  2. Greater Feast of Richard Wagner
  3. Greater Feast of Giordano Bruno
  4. Greater Feast of Umberto Eco
  5. Greater Feast of Philip K Dick

Greater Feast of Saladin

March 4, 2017

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