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Display name Display name, i.e. the name to be shown in references to this agent. Defaults to the canonical page name (without "Id:").
If left blank, this name will be derived from first name, first full name and surname below.
Name

Use "Detailed" for historical people, "Simple" for modern people.

First name group We are collecting onomastic data.
Field for lexical items to be added in the form (Language):(Word or phrase or (bound) morphem), such as Welsh:Branwen or Irish:doburchú. In a small number of cases, a language stage is accepted, e.g. Middle Welsh:gwneuthur. Multiple items are allowed.
Patro/matronymic:Patronymics and/or matronymics
Field for lexical items to be added in the form (Language):(Word or phrase or (bound) morphem), such as Welsh:Branwen or Irish:doburchú. In a small number of cases, a language stage is accepted, e.g. Middle Welsh:gwneuthur. Multiple items are allowed.
Surname group:
Field for lexical items to be added in the form (Language):(Word or phrase or (bound) morphem), such as Welsh:Branwen or Irish:doburchú. In a small number of cases, a language stage is accepted, e.g. Middle Welsh:gwneuthur. Multiple items are allowed.
Nickname/Epithets:Nicknames, pseudonmyms, monikers and epithets.
Field for lexical items to be added in the form (Language):(Word or phrase or (bound) morphem), such as Welsh:Branwen or Irish:doburchú. In a small number of cases, a language stage is accepted, e.g. Middle Welsh:gwneuthur. Multiple items are allowed.
First name Preferred string.
First name in full
Last name Preferred string.
Variant identifiers For additional reference. Requires a stable title for reference elsewhere. Not be changed lightly. Some additional variants are allowed, but these should be used sparingly.
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Floruit (1)Short indication when someone lived or flourished, the kind of information one typically adds between round brackets. The prefix is optional but is useful for consistent formatting. If you don't fill in anything (after the prefix), we will deduce a short reference from the date of death below (first tab) or approximate floruit in the second tab.

Floruit (2)Here we want to make dates machine-readable for data queries.
fl.
b. d.
century
part of century
extend range
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EthnicityAAT defines ethnicity or ethnic identity as the "perception of identity, distinctiveness, and significance of a group that shares a linguistic group, religious belief, nationality, cultural tradition, or perceived physiological characteristics"
NationalityUsed for people in modern nation-states. AAT: "Identification of a person with a particular state or nation. In a modern sense, the it is the legal status of being a citizen or subject of a particular state, usually involving mutual obligations of support and protection."
Kin-group:Family, kin-group or dynasty to which the subject is thought to belong.
Group (other)Notable affiliation or membership, e.g. of a religious order (Franciscans), a society/institution, etc.
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Character in genre/texts:Not intended to be comprehensive, but useful for particularly close associations between characters and their written contexts, such as those between Abraham and the Bible/Old Testament, or Medb and the Ulster Cycle.
KeywordsAny keywords that might help us characterise the agent. Keywords are just grist to the mill. Names do no need to match any subjects in our index.
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For bibliographical references, please go to the "Comments" field and use Template:C/s (for which, see Citing sources), e.g. Sources: {{C/s|Ó Riain 2011a|at=199}} (to cite Ó Riain, Pádraig, A dictionary of Irish saints (2011) by page number) or Sources: {{C/s|Carey 1983a; Borsje 1994b}} for a semi-colon-separated array.