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1. Roxana
   (from the article `Alabaster, William`) English poet, mystic, and scholar in Latin and Hebrew, author of a Latin tragedy, Roxana (1597, published 1632), which the 18th-century critic Samuel ...
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2. Roxana
   (from the article `English literature`) ...powers of self-projection into a situation of which Defoe can only have had experience through the narrations of others, and both Moll Flanders ...
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3. Roxana
   wife of Alexander the Great. The daughter of the Bactrian chief Oxyartes, she was captured and married by Alexander in 327, during his conquest of ... [3 related articles]
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4. Roxana
   Roxana is a Lat In girl name. The meaning of the name is `Dawn` Where is it used? The name Roxana is mainly used In English, Spanish and In Romanian.How do they say it elsewhere? Roksana ( In Russian) Roxane ( In French and In English) Roxanna ( In English) See also In English and In French: Rox...
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5. Roxana
   Roxana (roksăn'u) or Roxane (–săn'ē) , d. 311 B.C., wife of Alexander the Great. She was the daughter of Oxyartes, a Bactrian baron, and Alexander married her (327) to consolidate his power in Persia. She and Alexander's posthumous son, Alexander IV, were, after Alexa...
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6. Roxana
   `Roxana` (In Persian, "رخسانہ" Rauxana, meaning "magnificent star") sometimes `Roxane`, was a Bactrian noble and a wife of Alexander the Great. She was born earlier than the year 343 BC, though the precise date remains uncertain. She was the daughter of a Bactr...
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