Alexander


 * articles in 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica:
 * Mononymous Alexanders
 * (1461–1506)
 * [i.e. Serbia] (Alexander Obrenovich) (1876–1903)
 * (Alexander of Battenberg) (1875–1893)
 * (fl. 2nd century )
 * (fl. c. 200), Greek commentator on the writings of Aristotle
 * (Alexander Halensis) (fl. 13th century), English theologian
 * (fl. 2nd century ), celebrated imposter and worker of false oracles
 * , a Thessalian despot (r. 369–358 )
 * (Alexander Trallianus) (fl. c. 550), Greek physician
 * (r. c. 106–115)
 * (Aleksander Pavlovich) (1777–1825)
 * (fl. c. 342 ), king of Epirus
 * (c. 1078–1124)
 * (Anselmo Baggio) (r. 1061–1073)
 * (1818–1881)
 * (fl. c. 272 ), king of Epirus
 * (1198–1249)
 * (Orlando Bandinelli) (r. 1159–1181)
 * (1845–1894)
 * (1241–1285)
 * (Rinaldo) (r. 1254–1261)
 * (Peter Philargès) (r. 1409–1410)
 * (Rodrigo Borgia) (1431–1503)
 * (Fabio Chigi) (r. 1655–1667)
 * (Pietro Ottoboni) (r. 1689–1691)
 * of Pleuron (fl. c. 280 ), Greek poet
 * (r. 150–146 )
 * (fl. c. 70 ), Greek grammarian
 * (r. 103–76 )
 * (1220–1263), grand-duke of Vladimir
 * (Marcus Aurelius Severus Alexander) (208–235), Roman emperor
 * of Pleuron (fl. c. 280 ), Greek poet
 * (r. 150–146 )
 * (fl. c. 70 ), Greek grammarian
 * (r. 103–76 )
 * (1220–1263), grand-duke of Vladimir
 * (Marcus Aurelius Severus Alexander) (208–235), Roman emperor


 * Messrs Alexander
 * (1772–1851), American divine
 * (1800–1881), American portrait-painter
 * (1858–), English actor
 * (1803–1885), British soldier and traveller
 * (1856–), American painter
 * (1809–1860), American Biblical scholar
 * (Noël Alexandre) (1639–1724), French theologian and ecclesiastical historian
 * (1824–), Protestant archbishop of Armagh
 * (1808–1884), Scottish divine


 * surnames for figures with the given name Alexander
 * The
 * The
 * The


 * articles in The New Student's Reference Work:
 * articles in Complete Encyclopaedia of Music:
 * articles in the Dictionary of National Biography:
 * articles in Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897):
 * articles in Catholic Encyclopedia (1913):
 * "Alexander" in Plutarch's Lives (Dryden translation)
 * "Alexander" in Kansas: A Cyclopedia of State History.
 * articles in Easton's Bible Dictionary (1897):
 * articles in Catholic Encyclopedia (1913):
 * "Alexander" in Plutarch's Lives (Dryden translation)
 * "Alexander" in Kansas: A Cyclopedia of State History.
 * "Alexander" in Plutarch's Lives (Dryden translation)
 * "Alexander" in Kansas: A Cyclopedia of State History.

Authors

 * Alexander III of Macedon, a.k.a. Alexander the Great (356 BCE–323 BCE)
 * Pope Alexander I (died c. 115)
 * Alexander of Jerusalem, Christian martyr (died 251)
 * Patriarch Alexander of Alexandria (died 326)
 * Alexander of Lycopolis, Christian theologian (4th century)
 * Pope Alexander II (died 1073)
 * Pope Alexander III (died 1181)
 * Alexander of Hales, English philosopher (1185–1245)
 * Pope Alexander IV (1185/1199–1261)
 * Pope Alexander VI (1431–1503)
 * Pope Alexander VII (1599–1667)
 * Pope Alexander VIII (1610–1691)
 * Emperor Alexander I of Russia (1777–1825)
 * Emperor Alexander II of Russia (1818–1881)