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'''Renaissance Man''' is a term for a man who is learned and accomplished in many subjects, as was considered ideal during the [[Renaissance]].  [[Leonardo da Vinci]] is considered the epitome of the universal genius.  In US history, outstanding figures who are considered Renaissance men include [[Thomas Jefferson]] and [[Benjamin Franklin]].
 
  
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