polyhistor [pol-ee-his-ter]
noun
1. a person of great and varied learning.
Also, polyhistorian [pol-ee-hi-stawr-ee-uh n, -stohr-].
Origin: 1565-75; < Latin polyhistōr < Greek polyístōr very learned. See poly-, history
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