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(1) The writers of the eighteenth century who edited or contributed articles to the "Encyclopédie". (2) Those among them especially who belonged to the "philosophic" party, joined in the "illumination" movement, and may be grouped together because of a certain After the necessary royal privilege had been obtained,
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Definition of encyclopedist in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of encyclopedist. Pronunciation of encyclopedist. Translations of encyclopedist. encyclopedist synonyms, encyclopedist antonyms. Information about encyclopedist in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. Brehaut, An Encyclopedist of the Dark Ages:
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en·cy·clo·pedist or encyclopaedist en·cy′·clo·pae′·dist (-pē′dist). noun. a person who compiles or helps compile an encyclopedia. encyclopedist Idioms...
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Joseph Leidy (1823-1891): Encyclopedist of the Natural World When Joseph Leidy started his career in 1845, scientific research was dominated by gentlemen amateurs and wealthy collectors. By the end of his life, science in the United States had become increasingly professionalized and specialized.
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1 : one who compiles or writes for an encyclopedia 2 often capitalized : one of the writers of a French encyclopedia (1751–80) who were identified with the...
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Aug 4, 2009 encyclopedist (plural encyclopedists). A member of a group of French authors who collaborated in the 18th century in the production of the...
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An Encyclopedist Of The Dark Ages: Isidore Of Seville Brehaut's An Encyclopedist Of The Dark Ages: Isidore Of Seville gives an overview of Isidore's life, culture and works, and provides a translation of extracts from the Etymologies.
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Home > Library > History, Politics & Society > US History Encyclopedia The word "encyclopedia" comes from the Greek enkyklios paideia, a "circle of learning." Originally meaning a general education, it has come to signify a reference work containing information on all branches of Encyclopedias are intellectual,
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