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'''[[Ascalon]]''' was an ancient Levantine city known for its prominent role in the Crus '''Ascalon''' can also refer to: ...

[[File:Brad_Ascalon_Photo.jpg|thumb|right|Industrial designer Brad Ascalon]] ...American sculptor and stained glass artist [[David Ascalon]], founder of [[Ascalon Studios]]. ...

==People== * Adir Ascalon, surrealist painter and sculptor, son of [[Maurice Ascalon]] ...

'''Aristus''' ({{lang-grc|Ἄριστος|links=no}}) was the name of a number of people of ancient history: *[[Aristus of Ascalon]], academic philosopher of the 1st century BCE ...

...({{lang-grc| Ἄριστος}}) was an [[ancient Greece|ancient Greek]] historian from [[Salamis, Cyprus]] who wrote a biography of [[Alexander the Great]], in wh .... This philosopher moreover was a brother of the celebrated [[Antiochus of Ascalon]]. But the opinion which identifies the historian and philosopher with one ...

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{{other people|Artemidoros}} '''Artemidorus''' ({{lang-grc|Ἀρτεμίδωρος}}) of [[Ascalon]] was a writer of [[ancient Greece]] who wrote a history of [[Bithynia]]. H ...

[[File:David Ascalon.jpg|thumb|right|The artist circa 1989.]] ...ary [[sculpture|sculptor]] and [[stained glass]] artist, and co-founder of Ascalon Studios. ...

...city of [[Jaffa]] and the [[Fatimid Caliphate|Fatimid]] city of [[Ashkelon|Ascalon]].<ref name=kennedy31>Kennedy p31</ref> ...re built to guard against attacks from Ascalon, to provide shelter for the people when attacked, and to serve as a base for crusader attacks of Fatimids.<ref ...

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* [[674 BC]]—[[Esarhaddon]] puts down a revolt in [[Ascalon]] supported by [[Taharqa]], king of [[Twenty-fifth Dynasty of Egypt|Kush an ...e.com/books?id=GQAoAAAAYAAJ |title=History of Rome and of the Roman People from Its Origin to the Establishment of the Christian Empire |date=1884 |publish ...

{{For|the siege and capture of Ascalon in 1153|Siege of Ascalon}} |conflict=Battle of Ascalon ...

...'''Fulcher''') '''of Angoulême''' was the [[Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem]] from 1146 to his death in 1157. ...or of the Holy Sepulchre,<ref>This William was prior of the Holy Sepulchre from around 1123 until 1128, the year he was elected Archbishop of Tyre. William ...

...ham rescued [[Richard I of England|Richard Coeur de Lion]] at the siege of Ascalon, at the cost of his leg, and that the leg couped was granted to him in reme ==People== ...

...aise|Preuilly]] from 1067 (as '''Geoffrey III''') and [[count of Vendôme]] from 1085, the son of [[Geoffrey II of Preuilly]] and Almodis of Blois. ...nd died in 1102 a prisoner in Arab hands following the siege of [[Ashkelon|Ascalon]]. ...

...es>Crusades. (2007). In Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved 25 August 2007, from [http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-25603 Encyclopædia Britannica Online ...bout Iftikhar al-Dawla, although he is mentioned as governor of [[Ashkelon|Ascalon]] following the fall of Jerusalem, which suggests he was Fatimid governor o ...

...ege of Jerusalem (1099)|Siege of Jerusalem]], then in progress. The lumber from their dismantled ships was converted into [[siege tower]]s which were instr ...ntingent offshore. Embriaco and his brother returned to Genoa with letters from [[Godfrey of Bouillon]] and [[Daimbert of Pisa]], the [[King of Jerusalem|D ...

...to lead, an unsuccessful rebellion against them in [[Iraq (region)|Iraq]] from 973 to 975. Fleeing west with 300 followers, he exploited the [[power vacuu ...{sfn|Romane|2015|p=73}} but through diplomacy, he prevented the Byzantines from attempting to annex the city. ...

{{other people||Blanche of France (disambiguation){{!}}Blanche of France}} |birth_place= [[Jaffa]], [[County of Jaffa and Ascalon]] ...

| nationality = [[French people|French]] Armand, possibly from Guienne, was preceptor of the Province of [[Calabria]] and [[Sicily]].{{sfn ...