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Honingh-Bie

Honey bee

The veldpaap has named you Honingh-Bie (Honey bee).

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Why this name

Your working habit is sweet, steady labor that looks easy from outside. Honingh-Bie (Honey bee) is the historical craft alias for that kind of work. Your craft put craft — sweet labor — first.

The historical echo

Jan Miel (~1599–1664), Flemish Bambocciante and later history painter, bore Honingh-Bie / Honey bee; some sources also give Bieco (squint). First northern artist admitted to the Accademia di San Luca (1648); later Turin court.

Some sources also record Bieco (squint) for Miel; this result uses the Honingh-Bie / Honey bee line.

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