Editing Fernando Pessoa (section)

===Pessoa's heteronyms, pseudonyms, and characters===
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! No. !! Name !! Type !! Notes
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| 1 || Fernando Antonio Nogueira Pessoa || Himself || Commercial correspondent in Lisbon
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| 2 || Fernando Pessoa || [[Orthonym]]|| Poet and prose writer
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| 3 || Fernando Pessoa || Autonym || Poet and prose writer
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| 4 || Fernando Pessoa || Heteronym || Poet; a pupil of Alberto Caeiro
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| 5 || [[Alberto Caeiro]] || Heteronym || Poet; author of ''O guardador de Rebanhos'', ''O Pastor Amoroso'' and ''Poemas inconjuntos''; master of heteronyms Fernando Pessoa, Álvaro de Campos, Ricardo Reis and António Mora
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| 6 || [[Ricardo Reis (heteronym)|Ricardo Reis]] || Heteronym || Poet and prose writer, author of ''Odes'' and texts on the work of Alberto Caeiro
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| 7 || Federico Reis || Heteronym / Para-heteronym || Essayist; brother of Ricardo Reis, upon whom he writes
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| 8 || [[Álvaro de Campos]] || Heteronym || Poet and prose writer; a pupil of Alberto Caeiro
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| 9 || António Mora || Heteronym || Philosopher and sociologist; theorist of [[Neopaganism]]; a pupil of Alberto Caeiro
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| 10 || Claude Pasteur || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || French translator of ''Cadernos de reconstrução pagã'' conducted by António Mora
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| 11 || {{ill|Bernardo Soares|pt}} || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || Poet and prose writer; author of the second phase of ''[[The Book of Disquiet]]''
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| 12 || Vicente Guedes || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || Translator, poet; director of Ibis Press; author of a paper; author of the first phase of ''[[The Book of Disquiet]]''
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| 13 || Gervasio Guedes || Heteronym / Para-heteronym || Author of the text "A Coroação de Jorge Quinto"
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| 14 || {{ill|Alexander Search|pt}} || Heteronym || Poet and short story writer
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| 15 || Charles James Search || Heteronym / Para-heteronym || Translator and essayist; brother of Alexander Search
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| 16 || Jean-Méluret of Seoul || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || French poet and essayist
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| 17 || Rafael Baldaya || Heteronym || Astrologer; author of ''Tratado da Negação'' and ''Princípios de Metaphysica Esotérica''
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| 18 || Barão de Teive || Heteronym || Prose writer; author of ''Educação do Stoica'' and ''Daphnis e Chloe''
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| 19 || Charles Robert Anon || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || Poet, philosopher and story writer
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| 20 || A. A. Crosse || Pseudonym / Proto-heteronym || Author and puzzle-solver
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| 21 || Thomas Crosse || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || English epic character/occultist, popularized in Portuguese culture
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| 22 || I. I. Crosse || Heteronym / Para-heteronym ||
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| 23 || David Merrick || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || Poet, storyteller and playwright
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| 24 || Lucas Merrick || Heteronym / Para-heteronym || Short story writer; perhaps brother David Merrick
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| 25 || Pêro Botelho || Heteronym / Pseudonym || Short story writer and author of letters
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| 26 || Abilio Quaresma || Heteronym / Character / Meta-heteronym || Character inspired by Pêro Botelho and author of short detective stories
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| 27 || Inspector Guedes || Character / Meta-heteronym? || Character inspired by Pêro Botelho and author of short detective stories
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| 28 || Uncle Pork || Pseudonym / Character || Character inspired by Pêro Botelho and author of short detective stories
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| 29 || Frederick Wyatt || Alias / Heteronym || English poet and prose writer
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| 30 || Rev. Walter Wyatt || Character || Possibly brother of Frederick Wyatt
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| 31 || Alfred Wyatt || Character || Another brother of Frederick Wyatt and resident of Paris
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| 32 || Maria José || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || Wrote and signed "A Carta da Corcunda para o Serralheiro"
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| 33 || Chevalier de Pas || Pseudonym / Proto-heteronym || Author of poems and letters
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| 34 || Efbeedee Pasha || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || Author of humoristic stories
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| 35 || Faustino Antunes / A. Moreira || Heteronym / Pseudonym || Psychologist and author of ''Ensaio sobre a Intuição''
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| 36 || Carlos Otto || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || Poet and author of ''Tratado de Lucta Livre''
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| 37 || Michael Otto || Pseudonym / Para-heteronym || Probably brother of Carlos Otto who was entrusted with the translation into English of ''Tratado de Lucta Livre''
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| 38 || Sebastian Knight || Proto-heteronym / Alias ||
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| 39 || Horace James Faber || Heteronym / Semi-heteronym || English short story writer and essayist
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| 40 || Navas || Heteronym / Para-heteronym || Translated Horace James Faber in Portuguese
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| 41 || Pantaleão || Heteronym / Proto-heteronym || Poet and prose writer
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| 42 || Torquato Fonseca Mendes da Cunha Rey || Heteronym / Meta-heteronym || Deceased author of a text Pantaleão decided to publish
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| 43 || Joaquim Moura Costa || Proto-heteronym / Semi-heteronym || Satirical poet; Republican activist; member of ''O Phosphoro''
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| 44 || Sher Henay || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Compiler and author of the preface of a sensationalist anthology in English
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| 45 || Anthony Gomes || Semi-heteronym / Character || Philosopher; author of "Historia Cómica do Affonso Çapateiro"
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| 46 || Professor Trochee || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Author of an essay with humorous advice for young poets
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| 47 || Willyam Links Esk || Character || Signed a letter written in English on 13 April 1905
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| 48 || António de Seabra || Pseudonym / Proto-heteronym || Literary critic
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| 49 || João Craveiro || Pseudonym / Proto-heteronym || Journalist; follower of Sidonio Pereira
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| 50 || Tagus || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''Natal Mercury'' (Durban, South Africa)
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| 51 || Pipa Gomes || Draft heteronym || Collaborator in ''O Phosphoro''
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| 52 || Ibis || Character / Pseudonym || Character from Pessoa's childhood accompanying him until the end of his life; also signed poems
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| 53 || Dr. Gaudencio Turnips || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || English-Portuguese journalist and humorist; director of ''O Palrador''
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| 54 || Pip || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Poet and author of humorous anecdotes; predecessor of Dr. Pancrácio
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| 55 || Dr. Pancrácio || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Storyteller, poet and creator of charades
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| 56 || Luís António Congo || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; columnist and presenter of Eduardo Lança
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| 57 || Eduardo Lança || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Luso-Brazilian poet
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| 58 || A. Francisco de Paula Angard || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of "Textos scientificos"
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| 59 || Pedro da Silva Salles / Zé Pad || Proto-heteronym / Alias || Author and director of the section of anecdotes at ''O Palrador''
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| 60 || José Rodrigues do Valle / Scicio || Proto-heteronym / Alias || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades; literary manager
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| 61 || Dr. Caloiro || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; reporter and author of ''A pesca das pérolas''
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| 62 || Adolph Moscow || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; novelist and author of ''Os Rapazes de Barrowby''
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| 63 || Marvell Kisch || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Author of a novel announced in ''O Palrador'', called  ''A Riqueza de um Doido''
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| 64 || Gabriel Keene || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Author of a novel announced in ''O Palrador'', called  ''Em Dias de Perigo''
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| 65 || Sableton-Kay || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Author of a novel announced in ''O Palrador'', called  ''A Lucta Aérea''
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| 66 || Morris & Theodor || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 67 || Diabo Azul || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 68 || Parry || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 69 || Gallião Pequeno || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 70 || Urban Accursio || Alias || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 71 || Cecília || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 72 || José Rasteiro || Proto-heteronym / Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of proverbs and riddles
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| 73 || Nympha Negra || Pseudonym || Collaborator in ''O Palrador''; author of charades
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| 74 || Diniz da Silva || Pseudonym / Proto-heteronym || Author of the poem "Loucura"; collaborator in ''Europe''
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| 75 || Herr Prosit || Pseudonym || Translator of ''[[El estudiante de Salamanca]]'' by [[José Espronceda]]
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| 76 || Henry More || Proto-heteronym || Author and prose writer
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| 77 || Wardour || Character? || Poet
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| 78 || J. M. Hyslop || Character? || Poet
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| 79 || Vadooisf ? || Character? || Poet
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| 80 || Nuno Reis || Pseudonym || Son of Ricardo Reis
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| 81 || João Caeiro || Character? || Son of Alberto Caeiro and Ana Taveira
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