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   Cambyses
   Explosion Vents in Service Different from the above, the title under the picture appears as Explosion Vent in Service. Correct is: Explosion Vents in Service. ...
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   Cambyses
   (lived 6th century BC) King of Persia (529-522 BC). Succeeding his father Cyrus, he assassinated his brother Smerdis and conquered Egypt in 525 BC. There he outraged many of the local religious customs and was said to...
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   Cambyses
   [disambiguation] Cambyses can refer to two ancient rulers and two plays:- ...
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   Cambyses
   Cambyses (kămbī'sēz) , two kings of the Achaemenid dynasty of Persia. Cambyses I. was king (c.600 B.C.) of Ansham, ruling as a vassal of Media. According to Herodotus he married the daughter of the Median king Astyages; some scholars dispute this. Cambyses' son was Cyrus the Gr...
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   Cambyses
   Cambyses was king of Persia. He succeeded his father Cyrus the Great in 529 BC and reigned until 521 BC. His great achievement was the conquest of Egypt in 525 BC. He treated the Egyptians and their religion with great severity, slaying the bull Apis, their god, with his own hands. He also ruled the...
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   Cambyses
   King of Persia (529–522 BC). Succeeding his father Cyrus, he assassinated his brother Smerdis and conquered Egypt in 525 BC. There he outraged many of the local religious customs and was said to have become insane. He died in Syria
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