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Forster (writer); Foucault (philosopher); Yuri Gagarin (cosmonaut); Vasco da Gama (explorer); Greta Garbo (actress); Jean Genet (writer); George Gershwin (composer); Gilgamesh (ancient Iraqi king); Gluck (composer); Gogol (writer); Robert Graves (writer); Frederick the Great (Prussian king); John Gielgud (actor); Cary Grant (actor); Goethe (writer); Alec Guinness (actor); Hadrian (emperor); Hadrian IV (pope); Radcliff Hall (novelist); Handel (composer); Hannibal (general); Larry Hart (songwriter); Henri III (French king); Henry IV (Spanish king); Herschel (astronomer); Robin Hood (outlaw, leader of merry men); J. Edgar Hoover (US president); Gerard Manley Hopkins (poet); Horace (poet); Horus (Egyptian god); A.E. Housman (poet); Rock Hudson (actor); Hui (Chinese emperor); Christopher Isherwood (writer); Ivan IV (Tsar); Henry James (novelist); James I (monarch); Derek Jarman (director, artist, activist); Jing (Chinese emperor); Joan of Arc (soldier, saint); John XII (pope); John XXII (pope); Jasper Johns (painter); Juan II (Spanish king); Julian of Norwich (mystic); Julius II (pope); Julius III (pope); Juvenal (poet); Kalashnikov (inventor); Jack Kerouac (novelist); John Maynard Keynes (economist); Kierkegaard (philosopher); Charles Kinsey (researcher); Calvin Klein (fashion designer); D.H. Lawrence (writer); T.E. Lawrence (writer, soldier); John Lennon (singer-songwriter); Leo X (pope); Leonardo da Vinci (artist, musician, scientist, engineer); Lichtenstein (painter); Abraham Lincoln (US president); Lorca (poet, dramatist); Louis XIII (French king); Louis XVIII (French king); Ludwig II (Bavarian king); Machiavelli (philosopher); Thomas Mann (novelist); Marcus Aurelius (emperor); Mark Antony (general); Christopher Marlowe (dramatist); Somerset Maugham (writer); Herman Melville (novelist, poet); Freddie Mercury (musician and performer); Michelangelo (artist, sculptor, poet); Montgomery (general); Mussorgsky (composer); Napoleon (emperor); Nehru (statesman); Nero (emperor); Isaac Newton (mathematician, scientist, alchemist); Florence Nightingale (nurse); Nijinsky (dancer); Ivor Novello (actor, playwright, composer, songwriter); Nietzsche (philosopher); Rudolf Nureyev (dancer); Abu Nuwas (poet); Octavian (emperor); Laurence Olivier (actor); Joe Orton (playwright); Ovid (poet); Wilfred Owen (poet); Parmenides (philosopher); Pasolini (director); Paul II (pope); Paul VI (pope); Pepi II (pharaoh); Peter the Great (tsar); River Phoenix (actor); William Pitt the Younger (prime minister); Pius XII (pope); Plato (philosopher); Plautus (dramatist); Plutarch (biographer); Edgar Allan Poe (writer); Cole Porter (composer); Poulenc (composer); Robert Baden Powell (scout founder); Proust (novelist); Ptolemy IV (Egyptian king); Ptolemy VI (Egyptian king); Ptolemy VII (Egyptian king); Sir Walter Raleigh (explorer); Raphael (painter); Terence Rattigan (dramatist); Michael Redgrave (actor); Cecil Rhodes (statesman); Richard I (King); Rimski-Korsakov (composer); Christine Rossetti (poet); Running Eagle (American Indian female warrior); Saint-Saëns (composer); Sappho (poet); Siegfried Sassoon (poet); John Schlesinger (director); Franz Schubert (composer); Seneca (philosopher); Shaka (leader of the Zulu Nation); William Shakespeare (writer); Sixtus IV (pope); Socrates (philosopher); Tchaikovsky (composer); Tiberius (emperor); Michael Tippett (composer); Titus (emperor); Tolstoy (writer); Trajan (emperor); Alan Turing (mathematician); Mark Twain (writer); Rudolph Valentino (actor); Verlaine (poet); Versace (fashion designer); Vespasian (Emperor); Virgil (writer); Visconti (director); Voltaire (philosopher); Andy Warhol (artist); George Washington (US president); Walt Whitman (poet); Wei Wen (Chinese emperor); Oscar Wilde (writer and one-off); Thornton Wilder (writer); Wilhelm II (kaiser); Kenneth Williams (actor, comedian, writer, raconteur); Tennessee Williams, (dramatist); William III (king); Ludwig Wittgenstein (mathematician, philosopher); Virginia Woolf (writer); Zeno (philosopher)… to name a very few!

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