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Deng Xi (d. 501 B.C.E). was China's earliest renowned lawyer and rhetorician.

Earlier renowned child art savants included Wang Yani of China, who painted an astounding panel of monkeys at age 5 in 1980 and 4,000 other acclaimed works within three years, and the autistic English schoolgirl referred to only as Nadia, who at age 5 in 1973 sketched a foreshortened horse and rider worthy of a Renaissance master.

Almost 400 years earlier, renowned English philosopher Francis Bacon published one of his most notable pieces of work— Novum Organum.

I refuse to fault Behe for asking this question: 25 years earlier, a renowned biochemist, an atheist, confessed the same view to me.

Berzelius was an early Swedish supporter of the new chemistry proposed a generation earlier by the renowned French chemist Antoine Lavoisier, and he remained a forceful exponent of enlightenment science and progressive politics even as romanticism pervaded Sweden and Europe.

THIS morning the last of the American paintings, a portrait by Charles Willson Peale, is returning to the galleries, and the conservators can focus entirely -- at least for a while -- on pictures from their other continuing project, the restoration of paintings from Yale's renowned early Italian collections, in collaboration with the Getty Museum.

But the Orlando Consort, the renowned early-music vocal ensemble, has devised a radical solution.

She joined a local chorus called Aleluya and began to perform with Enric Gispert's renowned early music ensemble, Ars Musicae de Barcelona.

HOLIDAY MUSIC THE TALLIS SCHOLARS The British early-music choir, renowned for its purity of sound and elegant interpretations, is a favorite on the Miller Theatre schedule.

OUT OF TOWN TANGLEWOOD July 25 at 8 30: The Netherlands Bach Society, a renowned early-music group conducted by Jos van Veldhoven, makes its Tanglewood début performing Bach's B-Minor Mass.

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