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  • '''Judith and Holophernes''' (1823) is a painting by [[Francisco Goya]], at [[Museo del Prado, Madrid, Spain]] [[Category:1823|*Goya]]
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  • '''Charlotte Mary Yonge''' (1823-1901) was a British novelist. Her numerous and highly popular works were in [[Category:Novelists|1823 Yonge]]
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  • ''' The Wars of the Jews ''' (1823) is a juvenile novel by [[Chistian Isobel Johnstone]], illustrated by [[Wil Published in London [England]: Harris and Son, 1823; with illustrations by [[William Henry Brooke]] (British, 1772-1860).
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  • ...jian xin yi zhao shu''' <Chinese> / ''Holy Bible: Old and New Testament'' (1823) is a book by [[Robert Morrison]] and [[William Milne]]. Published in [[Malacca, Malaysia]]: Anglo-Chinese College, 1823.
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  • '''Bartolomeo Ambrosi''' (1823-1914) was an Italian Catholic priest, and scholar, archpriest of Biadene an [[Category:Italian|1823 Ambrosi]]
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  • ''' Critical Examination of the Life of St. Paul''' (1823) is the English edition of [[Examen critique de la vie & des ouvrages de Sa Published in London [England]: R. Carlile, 1823; translated from the French.
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  • '''William John Deane''' (1823-1895) was a British scholar, clergyman, theologian. Rector of Ashen, Essex, [[Category:British|1823 Deane]]
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  • ''' Léon Gastinel ''' (M / France, 1823-1906), composer. [[Category:Composers|1823 Gastinel]]
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  • '''Elia Benamozegh''' (1823-1900) was a Jewish-Italian scholar. [[Category:Italian|1823 Benamozegh]]
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  • ''' Théodule-Augustin Ribot''' (1823-1891) was a French artist. [[Category:Artists|1823 Ribot]]
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  • '''Solomon Rubin''' (1823-1910) was a Austrian Jewish scholar. Born in Dolina, Galicia, Rubin was a p [[Category:Jewish|1823 Rubin]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Zacharias Werner (1768-1823), playwright]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Zacharias Werner (1768-1823), playwright]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Bartolomeo Ambrosi (1823-1914), scholar]]
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  • '''August Dillmann''' (1823-1894) was a German Old Testament scholar and orientalist at the Universitie [[Category:Scholars|1823 Dillmann]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[August Dillmann (1823-1894), German scholar]]
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  • ...a and a strong supporter of the Restoration. Died in Vienna on January 17, 1823. [[Category:Died in the 1820s| 1823 Werner]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ernest Renan (M / France, 1823-1892), scholar]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Francesco Pertusati (M / Italy, 1741-1823), translator]]
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  • ...r of painting at the Academy of Arts in Saint Petersburg. He died in March 1823. [[Category:Died in the 1820s| 1823 Ugryumov]]
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