| The same argument was taken up again by the encyclopedist Denis Diderot in 1763, after he was commissioned by the Paris Book Guild to write a Letter on the Book Trade. |
| As early as 1748 the Dutch journalist and encyclopedist Egbert Buys reflected on the complexities involved. |
| Before the Revolution it was the encyclopedist Condorcet who principally took the field for the equal rights of both sexes. |
| The change in attitude of the prominent German-American political philosopher, encyclopedist, and reformer Francis Lieber toward Napoleon provides a case in point. |
| Though shaken to his very center, the pride of the encyclopedist did not as yet give way. |
| Pliny the Elder, the Roman encyclopedist, listed a number of such techniques in his Historial Naturalis. |
