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Jonson, Ben (1572–1637), playwright, poet, first proposed as a member of a group theory by John H. Stotsenberg in 1904.
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Florio, Michelangelo (1515–1572) a.k.a. "Crollalanza", Protestant evangelist and scholar; proposed by Santi Paladino in 1925.
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Crollalanza, Michelangelo (1564-?), said to be a Sicilian, proposed by Martino Juvara in 2000.
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Wolsey, Thomas (1473?–1530) Cardinal of England, proposed by the anonymous J.G.B. in 1887.
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Nashe, Thomas (1567–1601), poet, polemicist.
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Paget, Henry (d. 1568), 2nd Baron Paget.
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Shakespeare was the most important writer of the Renaissance, an outstanding dramatist and poet, and one of the most outstanding writers in the history of Western literature. Shakespeare wrote a lot of books in his life, many of which are still written today, and are known as the classics of the ages. In the beginning, most of Shakespeare’s works were mainly comedies and historical plays, however, in the later period, his works were more tragic and gained more outstanding and great achievements. Many later researchers believed that his works included many Authorship Candidates, and listed their imaginations in this random tool
Often, they say, the historical Shakespeare is just a front to hide the identity of the real author, who can not safely be trusted by the public for reasons of social status, national security, or gender. So with this generator, they also make a list of their presumed Authorship Candidates, including the time of birth and death, the work presented, major accomplishments, and so on.
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