A work whose originality and phrases reveal the unique personality of its maker.
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work of genius
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Divine Comedy, and people will recognize Divine Comedy as a work of genius after he dies, but not during his lifetime."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...Divine Comedy, and people will recognize Divine Comedy as a work of genius after he dies, but not during his lifetime."
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"...from your personality. Okay? So if you look at any work of genius, it's original and unique. Okay? Does that make sense? In other..."
"...Divine Comedy, and people will recognize Divine Comedy as a work of genius after he dies, but not during his lifetime."
"So these are some of his paintings. He is a remarkable genius. He is what we call a polymath, which means that he dabbles..."
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