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Euphrosyne. Grace of mirth and merriment.
Euric. Visigoth king 466-484. First Visigoth law code.
Euripides. c480-406BC. Greek tragic poet, sceptical of myths. Medea 431. Iphegenia. Electra.
Europa. Daughter of Agenor, king of Phoenicia, raised by Zeus (Jupiter). Minos’ mother.
Europe, Council of. 1949-. To protect common heritage, human rights and harmonize legislation by replacing bilateral treaties.
European Community. 1967 European Union.
European Defence Community. 1950-54. Failed attempt at continental army.
European Parliament. 1958 Assembly. 1979 Legislature. 1993 Legislative Assembly of European Union.
European Union. 1958 European Economic Community (EEC) of Belgium, France, W Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands. To integrate economic development of members. 1967 =European Community (EC). 1973 +UK, Ireland, Denmark. 1981+Greece. 1985 -Greenland. 1986 +Spain, Portugal. 1990 +former E Germany. 1993 =European Union (EU). Maastricht Treaty. European Parliament. European Court of Justice.
Eurydice. Wife of Orpheus, almost rescued from Hades.
Eustachio, Bartolomeo. -1574. Italian anatomist. Eustachian tube. Anatomy of Ear 1552.
Euterpe. Greek Muse of tragedy and flute playing.
Euzkadi. 1936-7. Independent Basque rep. Guernica.
Faneuil Hall. 1742-. Boston “cradle of American liberty”.
Fertile Crescent. 8000BC- ME region from Nile to Euphrates. Birthplace of civilization.
Feudalism. 8-14C. Social system. Lord grants land rights (fiefs) to vassals in return for military or other service. Manorialism. Seignorialism.
Feuerbach, Ludwig. 1804-72. German philosopher. God is illusion. Immortality of man is only through works and offspring. Thoughts on Death 1830.
Feuillants. 1577- Cistercian order.
Feuillants Club. 1791. French moderate monarchists.
Fifteen Years War. 1591-1606. Austria vs Turkey over Transylvania. Stopped Turkish expansion in Europe.
First Coalition. 1792. European countries opposed to French Revolution.
Fleur de Lys. National emblem of France 496-1789. Tricolour.
Fleurus, Battle. 1794. Key French victory over First Coalition.
Florence, Union of. 1439. Brief reconciliation of Roman Catholic and Greek Orthodox Churches.