'The Great(s)'
He moved the capital of the Roman Empire hundreds of miles east to modern day Istanbul.(No small feat)
Constantine
Talking lion who makes intermittent appearances in Narnia.
Aslan
"He" Knows
'Bo' Jackson
Glory (1989)
The Civil War
Built by Pharaoh Khufu between 2580-2560 BC. It was the tallest man-made structure for nearly 4,000 years, with an original height of 146 meters (481 feet).
The Great Pyramid of Giza
Despite what his mother told him, this Macedonian 'Great' was fathered by Philip II. Not Zeus.
Alexander
Teenage witch played by Melissa Joan Hart and Kiernan Shipka.
Sabrina (the teenage witch)
Formal Greeting used by the Japanese.
Bow / (to) bow
The Patriot (2000)
The American Revolutionary War
Cleopatra was a member of this dynasty founded by one of Alexander the Great’s top generals.
Ptolemy / Ptolemaic
Empress of Russia (1762-1796) Overthrew her husband, Peter III. Was good friends with Voltaire!
Catherine II
American fantasy sitcom television starring Elizabeth Mongomery as 'Samantha'.
Bewitched
Fighting stick also known as a "quarterstaff"
"Bo" / Bo Staff
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930), (2022)
The Great War / WWI
Considered to be the first piece of literature, this 'Epic' was written inscribed in tablets and covers the exploits of the titular character and his best friend, Enkidu.
(Spoiler Alert: Things don't go well for Enkidu..)
The Epic of Gilgamesh
This Russian is not to be confused with his, terrible, terrible son.
Ivan III
A tall, freestanding cabinet with doors. Originally used to store weapons and other "arms". Most people use them to store clothes now.
Armoire
Front of a boat/vessel.
Bow (Position)
Apocalypse Now (1979)
The Vietnam War
This Carthaginian King discovered Elephants aren't big fans of the cold during his trip over the Alps. Later taught the Romans all about how 'double envelopments' work during the Battle of Canae.
Hannibal Hamilcar
Crowned the First Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in 800 (AD). Known as 'Karl' to friends, history would know him by a different (French) name.
Charlemagne (Charles the Great)
English King known as 'the Lionheart'.
(Fun fact: He never learned English!)
Richard I
Used by the English (with great effect!) during the Battle of Agincourt.
Bow / Longbow / English Longbow
Memphis Bell (1990)
WWII
This Greek is known as the “Father of History, Father of Lies”
Herodotus