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books-and-yarn:rayredspider:These exchanges between a bigot named Brendan Sullivan, and a heroic tro
scootermoto:my dad made a skyrim character and named him dad
universeofmadness:How cute is my new kitten? We named her Rosie! Absolutely love her
From the BBC:The tombstone was found near skeletal remains thought to belong to the person named on
infamouslydorky:I mean, he’s named after a font. Grammar jokes. *shrug* Semantics.
Inscribed Attic funeral stele for a man named Artemon.  Artemon is shown shaking the hand of an olde
Marble relief of a physician named Jason, also known as Decimus, treating a patient.  Artist unknown
qsy-complains-a-lot:The Beast of Gévaudan, 1764-67 FranceThe Beast of Gévaudan, named after the hist
The so-called “Colchester Vase,” depicting four gladiators named by inscriptions as Secundus, Mario,
Bust of a Roman Imperial statesman named L. Licinius Nepos, a contemporary of Pliny the Younger.  Ar
dylobriens:“There’s a reason why each land is named after a part of dragon. We were once unified. Ha
The grave stele for an Athenian woman named Mynnia.  She bids farewell to her mother Euphrosyne (who
The gravestone of an Athenian named Philoxenos and his wife Philoumene.  Artist unknown; ca. 400 BCE
dinosaursruleeverythingaroundme:Did you know that a part of the dinosaur anatomy is named from a Far
Scene from a palaestra.  A teacher, named Linos by the inscription, holds a papyrus roll; his pupil,
fuckyeahlost:Rolling Stone named Benjamin Linus the greatest TV villain of all time
i still can’t get over the fact that one of the Roman jurists is named Pegasus
Funerary stele of a Greek-speaking Egyptian named Elemon (Ἐλέμων) from Lycopolis, depicting the dece
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