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"Ugliest man of his day" under Interpretation

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Is there (or is it even possible for there to be) any historical basis for this? It's somewhat out of the blue. If he was notorious for his ugliness I feel like it should be mentioned somewhere in the article besides. Otherwise it just seems like a petty slight of the dead for no reason. What does this add?