“This is the same encyclopedia, with multimedia additions, that used to take up a huge bookshelf.”

“The book resembles an encyclopedia, with 3,000 recipes from five other countries in addition to Italy.”

“He is a walking encyclopedia of names, dates and facts relating to the history of the sport and the Hall of Fame.”

“Pliny the Elder, the Roman encyclopedist, listed a number of such techniques in his Historial Naturalis.”

“As early as 1748 the Dutch journalist and encyclopedist Egbert Buys reflected on the complexities involved.”

“This was a scholar, a writer, an encyclopedist of to-morrow who liked the big Scot and to be in his company.”

“And in the meantime, I'd have someone hide the medical encyclopaedia and block your access to all medical websites, if at all possible.”

“He buttonholed me on the subject of crime, and was a spouting encyclopaedia after your own heart.”

“Featuring a self-help guide and medical encyclopaedia, visitors can diagnose their ailments via an interactive medium.”

“It stocks a vast selection of books and magazines going far beyond the expected reference books and encyclopaedias.”

“However, the names or the nicknames of the authors, unlike print encyclopaedias, do not appear at the bottom of the articles.”

“Thomas maintained that she did not devour encyclopaedias for breakfast but picked up her knowledge by osmosis.”

“There were also some dictionaries, encyclopedias and travel books, so I could say that their library was complete.”

“Students can also access electronic multimedia encyclopedias, library references, and online publications.”

“She has long been considered the authority on Walker's life and has been a contributor to books, encyclopedias and articles about Walker.”