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| | Dictionary.com/Word of the Day Archive/polymath |
 | | A century after Aristotle, in 240 B.C., a brilliant polymath, Eratosthenes, is appointed chief librarian of the Museum at Alexandria--the most cosmopolitan city and center of learning in the Mediterranean world. |
 | | Alan Kay, for instance, one of the wizards of PARC and now an Apple fellow, is a polymath accomplished in math, biology, music, developmental psychology, philosophy, and several other disciplines. |
 | | Like her literary heroine, George Eliot, Kingsolver is an old-fashioned polymath, curious about all branches of human learning. |
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