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Nobel Prize in Literature (1994)

Major award names the highest honor an author actually received. Wikipedia records that Toni Morrison "was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1993," an honor decades after her first novel appeared in 1970. This dimension groups authors who have been recognized with the same top-level prize.

Nobel Prize in Literature (1994)
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Did a historical Aesop exist?

Every ancient account of Aesop (Samian enslavement, Delphic death, connections to Croesus and the Seven Sages) is a later, often contradictory legendary tradition compiled centuries after his supposed lifetime; no contemporary record of a person named Aesop survives, and modern classicists hold it is far from certain a historical Aesop ever existed at all.

What would resolve this A contemporary (7th-6th century BCE) inscription, papyrus, or independent literary reference naming Aesop as a real individual, rather than a later biographical or legendary compilation.
Classical philology and ancient historiographyWikipedia: Aesop