erudition

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erudition \sêndagô ?\

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   • "Hooker he admired for his logical precision, Sanderson for his acuteness, and Taylor for his amazing erudition; Sir Thomas Browne for his penetration, and Cowley for the ease and unaffected structure of his periods." — (James Boswell, The life of Samuel Johnson: including a journal of a tour to the Hebrides , J. Murray, 1831, vol. 1) Modèle:GBS