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Arafat, Yasser, (born 1929), Palestinian leader
Arago, Dominique, (1786-1853), scientist
Aragon, Louis, (1897-1982), poet
Aragones, Sergio, comic creator
Aragón, Emilio[?], "Miliki[?]" clown
Aranzadi, Rafael Moreno, (1892-1922), athlete
Aratus, (circa 315 BC/310 BC-240 BC ??), botanist
Arau, Alfonso, film director
Arau, Fernando[?], actor, show host
Arber, Werner[?], (born 1929), 1978 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Arbor, Brush[?], musician
Arborea, Eleonora di[?]
Arborea, Ugone di[?]
Arbour, Louise, (born 1947), Supreme Court Justice (The Hague & Canada)
Arbus, Diane, photographer
Arca, Andrea Manca del[?]
Arca, Giovanni Proto[?]
Archambault, Gilles, novelist and commentator
Archer, Anne[?], actress
Archer, Jeffrey Howard, English novelist
Archimattheus[?], scholastic philosopher
Arigo, Jose[?], alleged "psychic surgeon"
Archimedes, (circa 287-212 BC), mathematician
Arc, Joan of, (1412-1431), medieval swordswoman and French saint
Arcadius, (ruled 395-408 AD), Roman Emperor
Arcimboldo, Giussepe[?], (1527-1593), painter
Ardant, Fanny, (born 1949), French actor
Ardashir I of Persia[?], from 224 to 241.
Ardashir II of Persia, from 379 to 383.
Ardashir III of Persia, from 628 to 630.
Arden, Eve, actor
Ardengus, scholastic philosopher
Ardens, Raoul[?], scholastic philosopher
Ardiles, Osvaldo, athlete
Arduino, Giovanni, (1714-1795), first classification of geological time.
Arellano, Jesus[?], soccer player
Arellano-Felix, Ramon, (1964-2002), gang member
Arendt, Hannah, (1906-1975), political theorist
Arendt, Walter[?], SPD
Arfvedson, Johann, (1792-1841), chemist
Arghezi, Tudor[?], (greatest Romanian poet)
Arguello, Alexis, (born 1952), world champion boxer
Aribau, Bonaventura Carles[?], (1798-1862), poet
Arida, Antoun[?], Maronite Patriarch
Ariosto, Ludovico, (1474-1533), Italian poet
Aristarchus, (circa 310 BC-circa 230 BC), astronomer
Aristippus, Henry[?], scholastic philosopher
Aristophanes, (ca. 446 BC-385 BC), Greek philosopher
Aristotle, (384 BC-322 BC), Greek philosopher
Arledge, Roone, (1931-2002), broadcaster
Arlen, Harold[?], "Blues in the Night"
Arliss, George, actor
Arlosoroff, Hayim[?], Zionist
Armatrading, Joan[?], singer-songwriter
Armendáriz, Pedro[?], actor
Armfelt, Gustaf Mauritz, (1757-1814)
Arminius, (17 BC-19 AD), (War chief of the Germanic tribe of the Cherusci)
Armitage, Peter, statistician
Armitage, Simon, (born 1963), poet
Armstrong, Billie Joe, (born 1972), of Green Day
Armstrong, Charles[?], President of Seattle Mariners (Purdue University)
Armstrong, Dido, (born 1971), British singer
Armstrong, Edwin, (1890-1954), engineer
Armstrong, Henry, (1912-1988), world champion boxer
Armstrong, Jeannette[?], Canadian writer
Armstrong, Lance, (born 1971), cyclist
Armstrong, Lee, actor
Armstrong, Lil Hardin, (February 3, 1898-1971), pianist & bandleader
Armstrong, Louis "Satchmo, (August 4, 1901-July 6, 1971), jazz great
Armstrong, Neil, (born 1930), US astronaut, first on the Moon
Armstrong, Vanessa Bell[?], musician
Armstrong, William George, hydraulic crane[?], Armstrong breech-loading gun
Armstrong, William H.[?], Sounder
Arnaldus of Villanova[?], scholastic philosopher
Arnason, David, Canadian writer
Arnaud, William[?], scholastic philosopher
Arnaz, Desi, (March 2, 1917-November 2, 1986), Cuban television personality
Arnaz, Desi, Jr.[?], American born actor, half-Cuban
Arnaz, Lucy[?], American born actress, half-Cuban
Arndt, Ernst Moritz, poet
Arne, Michael, (1740-1786), songwriter
Arne, Thomas, (1710-1778), songwriter
Arnett, Peter, (born 1934), British journalist
Arnim, Achim von[?], German poet
Arnim, Bettina von[?], German poet
Arnold, Benedict, (1741-1801), US traitor
Arnold, Eddy[?], musician
Arnold, Henry H., (1886-1950), USAAF general
Arnold, Malcolm[?], (born 1921), composer
Arnold, Matthew, (1822-1888), English poet
Arnold, Tom[?], comedian
Arnold, Vladimir, (born 1937), mathematician
Aronofsky, Darren, (born 1969), film director
Arp, Jean, (1886-1966), sculptor, painter, and poet
Arquer, Giovanni[?]
Arquer, Pietro[?]
Arquer, Sigismondo[?]
Arrabal, Fernando[?], dramatist, author
Arraras, Maria Celeste news reporter
Arrau, Claudio, (1903-1991), Clasical piano player.
Arrhenius, Svante August, (1859-October 2, 1927), chemist and physicist
Arriaga, Juan Crisostomo de[?], (1806-1826), composer
Arrian, historian
Arrieta, Emilio[?], Italian opera composer
Arrieta y Corera, Pasqual Juan Emilio[?], (1823-1924), composer
Arrow, Kenneth, (born 1921), economist
Arsacius of Tarsus[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Arsenius Autoreianus, patriarch of Constantinople
Arsenius of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
Arsenius, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Arses of Persia, (338-336 BCE)
Artabasdus, Byzantine Emperor
Arthur the Knight (?-?, Dark Aged Britain)
Artaud, Antonin, (1896-1948), actor, playwright, poet, essayist
Artaxerxes I, (465-425 BCE), Persian king
Artaxerxes II, (approx. 436-358 BC), Perisan king
Artaxerxes III[?], (359-338 BCE)
Artemius of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
Artemova, Ioulia Vladimirovna, astrophysicist
Arthansius[?], (1564-1566), Metropolitan of Moscow
Arthur, Bea, actor
Arthur, Chester A., (1830-1886)
Arthur, Jean, actor
Artin, Emil, mathematician
Artsebarsky, Anatoly[?], astronaut
Artyuhin, Yuri[?], astronaut
Arum, Bob boxing promoter
Arundel, Thomas, (1353-1413), Archbishop of Canterbury

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