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Solon. 630-560BC. Athenian democratic lawgiver, poet. Equality of all citizens before the law. Trial by jury. -“Call no man happy until he is dead.”
Solvay, Ernst. 1838-1922. Belgian chemist and philanthropist.
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr. 1918-2008. Russian novelist. Expelled 1974. Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich 1962. Gulag Archipelago 1973.

Somalia. 1960 Independent union of British Somaliland + Italian Somaliland.
Somerset. 2nd duke. c1406-1455. English general. Lost English territory in France. Quarrel with Duke of York led to War of Roses.
Somme, Battle of the. WWI. 1916. Allied victory with 1M casualties, minor gain. First use of tank. 1918. German victory.
Somoza, Anastasio. 1896-1956. Nicaraguan president. 1936~. Sons ruled to 1979.
Sonderbund. 1845-7. League of Catholic Swiss cantons defeated in civil war.
Song-tsen Gam-po. 7C. First known king of Tibet.
Songhai. 15-16C. West African trading empire.
Sonnino, Sidney. 1847-1922. Italian diplomat. Encouraged Italy into WWI. Treaty of London.
Sophia Alekseyevna. 1657-1704. Regent of Russia 1682-9 for Ivan V and Peter I.
Sophists. 5-4C BC. Wandering Greek philosophers who taught rhetoric and logic for a fee. Protagoras.
Sopho. c650BC. Greek lyric poet.
Sophocles. c495-406BC. Greek tragic poet. Introduced third actor to tragedy. Antigone 442. Oedipus Rex 427.
Soranus. 1-2C. Greek gynecologist. Described contraception. Dominated medicine 1500 years.
Sorbonne College. c1257. Founded by Robert de Sorbon. Seat of University of Paris.
Sorel, Agnès. 1422-50. First “officially recognized” mistress of French king.
Sorel, George. 1847-1922. French advocate of revolutionary syndicalism. Reflection on Violence 1908 justified violence and general strikes. Influenced Mussolini.
Sosigenes of Alexandria. 1C BC. Astronomer. Julian calendar.
Sothic Cycle. -238BC. 1460 year Egyptian 365 day calendar cycle.
Soto, Jesus. 20C Venezuelan Op/Kinetic artist. Vibration 1965.
Soufflot, Germain. 1713-80. Protégé of Marigny. Architect of the Panthéon c1757-90.
Soul. Immaterial essence of man. Recognized by most cultures, but in varying forms.
Soulouque, Faustin. 1782-1867. Former slave, Haitian president 1847-, Emperor 1849-59.