Pŏl'y-hĭs'tor, n.
n. [Gr. πολυΐστωρ, fr. πολύς, much, and ἵστωρ, from εἰδέναι, to know.] One versed in various learning. [Rare.] “An experienced poly-histor of infinite reading.” De Quincey.
n. [Gr. πολυΐστωρ, fr. πολύς, much, and ἵστωρ, from εἰδέναι, to know.] One versed in various learning. [Rare.] “An experienced poly-histor of infinite reading.” De Quincey.