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** Ge Hong ( 283 AD – 343 AD )
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** and 283
** 2, 270, 207 dry gallons or 283, 776 bushels in U. S. customary units for dry volumes
** http :// www. capmag. com / article. asp? id = 283
** 1914 Nov 7, in The Living Age Vol. 283
** 283 articles on concepts
** Sima Gai ( 司馬該 ) ( b. 272 ), Prince Huai of Xindu ( created 277, d. 283 )
** Sima Yàn ( 司馬晏 ) ( b. 283 ) ( note different tone than his father and brother ), Prince Xiao of Wu ( initially created 289, demoted to Prince of Bingtu 300, later created Prince of Dai, restored to Prince of Wu in 301, killed by Han Zhao forces 313 )
** Sima Hui ( 司馬恢 ) ( b. 283, d. 284 ), posthumously created Prince Shang of Bohai
** Pétionville ( 283, 052 )
** Cooksville: ( 289 )- 232 261 327 360 362 374 421 444 521 628 633 724 777 805 883, ( 905 )- 206 210 212 214 219 232 238 241 247 267 268 270 272 273 275 276 277 279 281 282 283 290 306 361 366 402 501 502 507 566 568 602 614 615 624 625 629 712 755 756 766 803 804 848 890 896 897 949
** 283, Assassination of Emperor Carus.
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