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Father is a much-employed term that is used in various ways; as: ;of angling : Isaak Walton , author of ''The Compleat Angler'' ;of Ecclesiastical History :The name given to Eusebius of Cæsarea ;of English Cathedral Music :A name generally given to Thomas Tallis or Tallys (1515-85), organist of Waltham Abbey, gentleman of the chapel royal, and composer of ''Service in the Dorian Mode''. ;of English Poetry :A title applied by Dryden to Chaucer ;of English Prose :A title given to Roger Ascham ;of Epic Poetry :A name given to Homer , as the author of the ''Iliad'' and the ''Odyssey'' ;of French History : André Duchesne , one of the earliest French historians ;of German Literature :A title applied to Lessing as the leader in receiving in reviving a national German literature ;of Good Works : Sultan Muhammed II of Turkey ;of Greek Music : Terpander Of Lesbos ;of Greek Tragedy :The title given to Æschylus ;of History :The name given to Herodotus , as the first writer of real history ;of Jests : Joseph Miller ;of Letters :1. A title bestowed on Francis I Of France 2. Lorenzo De' Medici ;of Lies :Satan. The title has been used of Herodotus , from disbelief in the stories he relates ;of Medicine :A title given to Hippocrates ;of Moral Philosophy :A surname of Thomas Aquinas ;of Music :A name given to Palestrina ;of Orthodoxy :A title applied to Athanasius , Bishop of Alexandria, for his zeal in combating Arianism ;of Peace :A title given to Andrea Doria by the Genoese ;of Ridicule :A surname of François Rabelais ;of the Faithful :A title given to Abraham , as the ancestor of the Jewish nation ;of the Marshalsea (a former prison in Southwark, London) :William Dorritt, in Charles Dickens 's ''Little Dorritt'' ;of the People :A title assumed by the kings of Denmark and by Louis XII , Henry IV , and Louis XVIII of France ;of Waters :A name given to the Mississippi River , on account of its great length and numerous tribitutaries OTHERS
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