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Agnes of Aquitaine — There were five medieval women commonly referred to as Agnes of Aquitaine: *Empress Agnes, (c. 1025 – December 14, 1077), wife of Henry III, Holy Roman Emperor *Agnes, Queen of Leon and Castile, (d. c. 1079), wife of Alfonso VI of Castile *Agnes … Wikipedia
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