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Points: 10387 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 03 2012 at 04:56
I just came to this site, and from your "fifth" clue immediately thought of Henry the Eighth. too bad I came in after refugee had solved it.

was she from ancient Greece?


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He say nothing is quite what it seems;
I say nothing is nothing
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was she born after 1900?


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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

I just came to this site, and from your "fifth" clue immediately thought of Henry the Eighth. too bad I came in after refugee had solved it.

was she from ancient Greece?


Why was that too bad? I happened to find the answer before you, just like you found Gediminas and someone_else found Hatshepsut before me (I must admit that I felt a bit robbed after thatLOL). Never mind, you have a new chance now. I think this is quite difficult, so if you find the solution without additional clues, I will be impressed!

To answer your question: No. She was born before 1900.
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Was she European?
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By the way, I'm fairly sure one of Henry's wives was Katherine, not Catherine but it's almost the same. Wink
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The six women to hold the title 'queens consort' of King Henry VIII were, in order:

(from Wiki)

Yes, she was European.
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Yeah but Catherine Howard, I believe, was a Katherine. Tongue  Although in the 16th century, there was of course no spelling conventions, so she was known under various different spellings.

Also, Catherine Parr was also a Katherine and I doubt Catherine of Aragon was a Catherine either. LOL  Indeed, she was Catalina and in English, also Katherine.


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I’ve checked it now, and you’re right. Which means s_e was right too! But what’s your question?

EDIT: I couldn’t resist it – I just found this (it was on the front page of a Norwegian paper):

http://www.pressfire.no/gb/Catherine/32367


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Oh, I forgot my question... I had to pop out.

Was she born in the 19th Century?
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Virginia Woolf!
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No, she was not born in the 19th century. Which also rules out Woolf (though she was already sort of ruled out because I said that this is a difficult oneWink).
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Hildegard of Bingen.
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German?
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Was she born before 1500?
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No, no and no.
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Was she French?
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Was she born in the 8th Century?
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Not French. James, I guess you meant the 18th century, and that is correct.
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Elizabeth Báthory?


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