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'''William the Good''', or '''William II''', was a king of [[Sicily]]. He had a reputation for ruling well and justly. In [[Dante's Paradiso]], William the Good is the only post-[[Roman]] to be included in Dante's list of the six greatest rulers. | '''William the Good''', or '''William II''', was a king of [[Sicily]]. He had a reputation for ruling well and justly. In [[Dante's Paradiso]], William the Good is the only post-[[Roman]] to be included in Dante's list of the six greatest rulers. | ||
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Revision as of 19:25, November 26, 2008
William the Good, or William II, was a king of Sicily. He had a reputation for ruling well and justly. In Dante's Paradiso, William the Good is the only post-Roman to be included in Dante's list of the six greatest rulers.