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> It doesn't actually identify him (even though everyone knows who you're talking about.) Surely if it means that everyone knows who you're talking about, it d
by Karellen 4y ago
> It doesn't actually identify him (even though everyone knows who you're talking about.)
Surely if it means that everyone knows who you're talking about, it does actually identify him.
Probably more so than "Leonardo" does. There are plenty of famous people called "Leonardo", but only one who is known as "da Vinci".
- netule 4y agoI'm sure there are plenty of other Italian artists named Michelangelo, but you know who I'm referring to by just using his first name.