Definition of pansophy in English:

pansophy

noun ˈpansə(ʊ)fi

historical

Universal or encyclopedic knowledge; a scheme, work, or programme attempting to embrace the whole body of human knowledge.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Hartlib (d.?1670). From post-classical Latin pansophia universal knowledge from ancient Greek πάνσοϕος clever in every way + post-classical Latin -ia.

Definition of pansophy in US English:

pansophy

nounˈpansə(ʊ)fi

historical

Universal or encyclopedic knowledge; a scheme, work, or programme attempting to embrace the whole body of human knowledge.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Hartlib (d. ?1670). From post-classical Latin pansophia universal knowledge from ancient Greek πάνσοϕος clever in every way + post-classical Latin -ia.

词汇	pansophy
释义	Definition of pansophy in English: pansophy noun ˈpansə(ʊ)fi historical Universal or encyclopedic knowledge; a scheme, work, or programme attempting to embrace the whole body of human knowledge. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Hartlib (d.?1670). From post-classical Latin pansophia universal knowledge from ancient Greek πάνσοϕος clever in every way + post-classical Latin -ia. Definition of pansophy in US English: pansophy nounˈpansə(ʊ)fi historical Universal or encyclopedic knowledge; a scheme, work, or programme attempting to embrace the whole body of human knowledge. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Samuel Hartlib (d. ?1670). From post-classical Latin pansophia universal knowledge from ancient Greek πάνσοϕος clever in every way + post-classical Latin -ia.
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