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wherever possible (or appropriate disambiguation where redirects are not possible) for all formats of a name that are in use, or could reasonably be typed in
Knowledge (XXG)'s "Search" box by someone looking for information about that person. For example, "William Jefferson Clinton" would be added as
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Article titles are hardly suitable to clarify, explain, or in any other way elaborate on the composition of a name. Any clarification can be placed in the article. Avoid (for example) adding a nickname, or a contracted version of the original given name(s), in quotes or parentheses between first and
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Years of birth and death are not normally used as disambiguators, as readers are more likely to be seeking this information than to already know it. Disambiguating by vital year may be necessary when there are multiple people with the same name and same specific disambiguation qualifier. In these
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For historical figures for whom there is no dominant qualifier (at least no practical one), the descriptor may be omitted in favour of a single use of the date of birth or death. For historical figures, this will often be the date of death, when it is better known, more certain, or is more
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Using the last name as the page title for a person, when the first name is also known and used, is discouraged, even if that name would be unambiguous, and even if it consists of more than one word. Unambiguous last names are usually redirects: for example,
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Honorifics and other titles such as "Queen", "Blessed", "Father", "Doctor" are not generally used to begin the titles of biographical articles, unless they are used to form the unambiguous name by which the subject is clearly best known (as in
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The name used most often to refer to a person in reliable sources is generally the one that should be used as the article title, even if it is not the person's "real" name, and even if it appears to pass judgement on the person (as with
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Exceptionally, when no direct name (not even a nickname) can be given for a person, or when such a name would have too much uncertainty and/or lack wide recognisability, a descriptive article title may be appropriate. For example:
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would by many be perceived as a surname, but is really 'of Kempen' differently formatted. Such an alternative format is only used for an article title when in
English the name is nearly exclusively written in that form.
2421:. Brief information is given on each person in a separate section, with a link to an individual article on that person if one exists. Even if there are no separate articles, the same layout can be used, that is: one
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This guideline contains conventions on how to name
Knowledge (XXG) articles about individual people. It should be read in conjunction with Knowledge (XXG)'s general policy on article naming,
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Generally, use the most common format of a name used in reliable sources: if that is with a middle name or initials, make the
Knowledge (XXG) article title conform to that format. Examples:
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detailing a specific part of that person's life or significance in history. It is best to link from the top of each such section to the relevant stand-alone article, using a template:
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1526:, even if the person is not from Latin America, as most Spanish-speaking countries use the same naming convention for generational suffixes as the United States and Canada. Examples:
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Occasionally, multiple persons with a strong connection are treated in a single article (the individuals may or may not also be the subjects of separate articles). Examples include:
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The disambiguator is usually a noun indicating what the person is noted for being in their own right. In most cases, these nouns are standard, commonly used tags such as
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used, they are not abbreviated. Redirects should be created from commonly used forms containing such qualifiers; this may include abbreviated forms. For example,
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page (or disambiguation using hatnotes) is generally used. Occasionally, however, a single page may be created for a number of people with the same name. (See
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In the case of bands, particularly for band members who do not have separate articles, biographical notes are often included in the article on the band.
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817:" format applies to the majority of biographical articles on Knowledge (XXG). These are not usually problematic, except possibly in terms of
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1746:. To summarize: avoid such a stylization unless it is found in the name in the overwhelming majority of independent reliable sources; e.g.
1385:). For many monarchs and saints, this format is useful for disambiguation, although in some cases the ambiguity persists â see for example
1227:). Only for very few Russians is the patronymic customary in English, notwithstanding widespread use of patronymics in the native language.
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Similarly, don't use a first name (even if unambiguous) for an article title if the last name is known and fairly often used. For example,
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2143:, advising to give more weight to reliable sources published after the name change when deciding whether the article title should change.
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1505:. For others, use ordinals if they are commonly used in reliable sources. Do not place a comma before a Roman numeral designation, e.g.
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redirects there. Only if the single name is used as a true artist's name (stage name, pseudonym, etc.) can the recommendations of
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If there is no usual form of conventional disambiguation, place a disambiguating tag in parentheses after the name. Examples:
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Sometimes, mostly for names from antiquity, a single word is traditional and sufficient to identify a person unambiguously:
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is not a location. If a variant with a location exists, that is the version preferred as the article title. For example:
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extra weight should be given to more recent sources is guided by the likelihood the new name is going to stick â while
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are used. Or, failing a practical single qualifier, the disambiguator can be expanded with a second qualifier: e.g.
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both refer to the same person, but the first version is slightly more used, so that is the preferred article name.
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There are also several other naming conventions for specific languages and cultures (see the box at top right).
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biographies § Pseudonyms, stage names, nicknames, hypocorisms, and common names
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Adding given names, or their abbreviations, merely for disambiguation purposes (if that format of the name is
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For guidance on the use of ordinals with the names of
European monarchs and other European nobility, see the
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2262:, a family as an entity of interest in its own right (the family name is used as the article title, though "
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1233:â on marriage, she combined the feminized versions of her husband's and father's surnames. The patronymic (
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should be created from other names by which readers are likely to search for articles. For the naming of
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A page titled with a single first name or family name will often be a disambiguation page, for example:
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after the baseball player returned to using his nickname (B. J.) in place of his given name (Melvin Jr.)
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Article titles for certain groups of people are dealt with on more specialized guideline pages. See:
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a redirect to "Bill
Clinton". This also lets future editors know that the chosen name was intended.
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article structure can be followed: arrange the article on the person into sections, each giving a
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sources may carry additional weight when the proposal is to go back to the name given at birth.
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1245:â born Adeline Virginia Stephen, she took the married surname Woolf. The article title contains
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For guidance on the use of the title "Saint", and for clerical titles such as "Pope", see the
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name (e.g. removing honorifics no longer identified with, abandoning a pen name, etc.), also
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Although several decades have passed by since his adoption and consistent use of a new name,
746:, article title treated similar to a stage name). Similarly, the guideline does not apply to
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2155:, it needs to be unavoidable that the new name will soon be the most common name. Examples:
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Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (definite and indefinite articles at beginning of name)
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Sometimes disambiguators need to be more specific. For example, "Engelbert
Humperdinck
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For the use of titles in the names of articles on monarchs and other nobility, see the
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The essentials of a person's life and significance can generally be summarized in
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spellings are attested but in decline, and are not recommended on
Knowledge (XXG).
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If alternative "locations" are in use, then use the more common one. For example,
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stand-alone articles, while others have none to cross-reference) can be found at
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Some people, particularly historical figures, are known by names in the format "
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biographies § Generational and regnal suffixes
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When the subject is best known by a description, and not by a name, use it.
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888:. With Hungarian names, use Western name order (given name before surname).
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only has a disambiguation page, but the introduction of this page links to
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However, there are also many biographical article titles that do not have "
1169:. Also, people sometimes change their surnames, particularly on marriage.
2276:, a musical group named after its members (and consistently spelled with
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1283:. If, for a given person, this format is more often used than the usual "
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way of distinguishing two people of the same name, use it. Examples:
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The general rule in such cases is to title the article with the name
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written after the name, with neither a comma nor a full point. The
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When the subject of a biographical article wants to return to an
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Minutes after the announcement of his new name, the biography of
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Examples of pen names, stage names etc. used as article titles:
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2009:, disambiguated from the other meanings of "Prince" listed at
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Some
Western cultures use a "double last name" format, or add
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Capital letters § Proper names
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27:"WP:NCP" redirects here. For the non-free content policy, see
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biographies § Gender identity
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1005:" has many meaningsâso a disambiguator is still required for
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In general this guideline deals with the naming of articles
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the subject of the current article is considered to be the
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is a patronymic based on the first name of the father (see
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Multiple and changed surnames â patronymics and matronymics
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policy, which explicitly also applies to article titles.
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This is quite often done for ancient Roman names such as
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Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (royalty and nobility)
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biography § Changed names
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Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (royalty and nobility)
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may apply. Substantive edits to this page should reflect
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For information about usernames on Knowledge (XXG), see
2479:. For articles with a less hierarchical relationship,
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2067:). For example, with two actors named Charles Hawtrey:
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on album covers and the majority of reliable sources)
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Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (baseball players)
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Articles combining biographies of two or more people
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because that is the name by which she is best known.
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biography § Initials
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Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biography § Initials
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articles combining biographies of two or more people
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where a single article is devoted to a single person
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People from countries where the surname comes first
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Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (ancient Romans)
673:Most biographical articles have titles in the form
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Definite or indefinite article at beginning of name
2000:(the cyclist; primary topic, so no tag required),
1796:used in the page titles of biographical articles.
2327:Author duos writing under a single name, such as
1718:or other titles for monarchs and nobles, see the
797:Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (sportspeople)
2079:recognisable than their date of birth. Example:
1393:Junior/Senior â the Younger/the Elder â Ordinals
713:on groups of people, things named after people (
711:organizations or other non-biographical articles
1518:For Spanish names, use North American spelling
1377:" format is widely used in Knowledge (XXG) for
1112:pen names, stage names, nicknames and cognomens
2035:could still refer to two different people, so
1344:
1332:
1239:) is not used in the page title in this case.
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1129:used to refer to the person) is not advised.
668:Knowledge (XXG):Biographies of living persons
643:
8:
1592:Nicknames, pen names, stage names, cognomens
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985:Nicknames, pen names, stage names, cognomens
2493:Knowledge (XXG):Manual of Style/Biographies
2119:When the subject of a biographical article
1493:
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787:Knowledge (XXG):Naming conventions (clergy)
124:Category:Knowledge (XXG) naming conventions
57:Editors should generally follow it, though
2425:section per person by this name (example:
1877:Master of the Saint Bartholomew Altarpiece
1001:. More often it doesn't helpâfor example "
709:This guideline does not cover articles on
650:
636:
102:
2499:Knowledge (XXG):Naming character articles
2445:Several articles treating the same person
2402:If several people share the same name, a
1740:WP:Manual of Style/Biography § Pseudonyms
704:several articles treating the same person
2391:redirects to the latter of these pages.
1470:For Classical Roman and Greek subjects,
1225:Eastern Slavic naming customs#Patronymic
1114:below: prefer what is most common, e.g.
2266:family" is a more common pattern, e.g.
2131:policies apply. Particularly relevant:
1349:; no variant with a location available.
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1736:WP:Article titles § Special characters
730:This guideline also does not apply to
2360:, almost universally given a leading
2153:Knowledge (XXG) is not a crystal ball
1387:Elisabeth of Bohemia (disambiguation)
997:(the author) is seldom confused with
698:(although there are also sections on
49:documents an English Knowledge (XXG)
7:
2419:Julia (women of the Julii Caesares)
2515:Knowledge (XXG) naming conventions
2429:). A mixed example (some sections
2073:Charles Hawtrey (actor, born 1914)
2069:Charles Hawtrey (actor, born 1858)
2049:Roger Taylor (Duran Duran drummer)
1899:do this for disambiguation alone.
1427:, the preferred formats differ by
1178:. Some examples are listed below.
964:is the title of an article, while
65:. When in doubt, discuss first on
25:
2439:Category:Groups of ancient Romans
1357:" part is differently formatted:
1175:by which the person is best known
2350:Guildford Four and Maguire Seven
2274:Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
2141:WP:Article titles § Name changes
2037:Engelbert Humperdinck (composer)
1788:Styles, such as "His Grace" or "
1189:is the last name of his father,
37:
29:Knowledge (XXG):Non-free content
1668:, not Charles-Ădouard Jeanneret
1636:Knowledge (XXG):Username policy
1088:, although the latter has more
2041:Engelbert Humperdinck (singer)
2002:Eddy Merckx (billiards player)
1847:royalty and nobility guideline
1720:royalty and nobility guideline
1686:, not Curtis James Jackson III
1503:royalty and nobility guideline
1383:royalty and nobility guideline
999:the emperor with the same name
854:Names that are not capitalized
806:Standard format and variations
766:Knowledge (XXG):Disambiguation
664:Knowledge (XXG):Article titles
1:
2412:Template:R to joint biography
2301:Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer
2129:biographies of living persons
1744:WP:Manual of Style/Trademarks
944:Some modern examples include
2437:. (Such pages are placed in
2045:Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)
1656:, pen name of Mary Ann Evans
2315:Vandino and Ugolino Vivaldi
2091:Self-published name changes
1989:William Henry (congressman)
1714:For guidance on the use of
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1110:See also the section about
2541:
2465:summary of another article
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1710:, not Mark William Calaway
1680:, not John Birks Gillespie
1674:, not William Scott Bowman
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1231:Tatiana Sukhotina-Tolstaya
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329:Government and legislation
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67:this guideline's talk page
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2451:Knowledge (XXG):Splitting
2408:Category:Groups of people
2289:Christo and Jeanne-Claude
2208:minor spelling variations
2085:George Heriot (died 1610)
1082:Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
1013:Middle names and initials
455:Language/country-specific
2525:WikiProject Anthroponymy
1981:William Henry (gunsmith)
1726:last name. For example:
1698:, not Stefani Germanotta
1443:written after the name,
1435:North American English:
1299:Jeanne of Constantinople
1217:Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
2427:Lucius Valerius Flaccus
2011:Prince (disambiguation)
1985:William Henry (chemist)
1879:(whose name is unknown)
1840:clergy naming guideline
715:Basilica of Saint-Denis
690:Scope of this guideline
2163:has not been moved to
1815:Where such qualifiers
1732:William "Bill" Clinton
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1450:Commonwealth English:
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1333:
1201:Iberian naming customs
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1183:Josep Puig i Cadafalch
624:Technical restrictions
238:Ethnicities and tribes
115:All naming conventions
2520:WikiProject Biography
2389:John (disambiguation)
2147:The determination of
2123:a new name, both the
1993:William Henry (actor)
1889:Pontius Pilate's wife
1704:, not Kiriko Takemura
1692:, not Stanley Burrell
1308:, names in the form "
1211:Antoni GaudĂ i Cornet
295:Programming languages
2483:are also available.
2481:some other templates
2435:Lucius Julius Caesar
2364:in reliable sources)
2352:(without "the", per
2311:Theodora and Didymus
2297:Gilbert & George
2287:Artist duos such as
1958:Apollonius of Rhodes
1857:For royal and noble
1447:, and with a period.
1063:Thomas John Barnardo
962:Ludwig van Beethoven
732:fictional characters
243:Royalty and nobility
18:Knowledge (XXG):SPNC
2399:for the etymology.
2342:De Vriendt brothers
2305:Other duos such as
2063:unabbreviated (not
1962:Apollonius of Tyana
1953:Louis the Stammerer
1821:Blessed John Forest
1748:"Weird Al" Yankovic
1531:John F. Kennedy Jr.
1478:, or in some cases
1253:Vita Sackville-West
1120:F. Scott Fitzgerald
987:below be followed.
675:<First name: -->
2356:; an exception is
2319:Godley & Creme
2307:Sacco and Vanzetti
1853:Descriptive titles
1512:Otis D. Wright, II
1429:variety of English
1353:Sometimes the "of
1316:" may exist where
1295:Jeanne of Flanders
952:of Indonesia, and
836:
676:<Last name: -->
2475:Article name here
2059:with a comma and
2007:Prince (musician)
1967:George H. W. Bush
1937:for that title.
1833:David Livingstone
1780:WP:TITLESINTITLES
1766:Titles and styles
1702:Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
1551:Pliny the Younger
1543:(British English)
1507:Otis D. Wright II
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