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182:Ecclesiastical career
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208:Henry III of England
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334:The Eagles of Savoy
312:Edward I of England
308:Eleanor of Provence
297:dauphin of Viennois
254:Amadeus IV of Savoy
235:Sanchia of Provence
186:Philip was born in
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