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Helena Augusta
HELENA AUGUSTA. HELENA AUGUSTA (c. 255-329 c.e.), mother of the Emperor Constantine and a pious convert to Christianity. In the writings of Geoffrey of Monmouth (c. 1100-1154) she is described as the daughter of the British King Coel of Colchester ("Old King Cole"), but this seems highly unlikely. Having originated from a modest background, serving for a while in Diocletian's court at ...
Helen Zia
Helen ZiaA second generation Chinese American who is an activist and journalist, Helen Zia (born 1952) advocated against racism and hate crimes that affected the Asian American community. She also involved herself with gay and lesbian and feminist issues. Source for information on Helen Zia: Encyclopedia of World Biography dictionary.
Helen Mary Wilson Warnock
Helen Mary Wilson Warnock. British philosopher Baroness Helen Mary (Wilson) Warnock (born 1924) was one of the leading lights in the philosophical community of the 20th century. Helen Mary Wilson (later Warnock) was born on April 14, 1924, in Winchester, England.