biblic (bibʻlik)

[ courses. See bachelor , 2. A thorough librarian must be a combination of the trio, - bibliographe , bibliognoste, and bibliophile. J. C. Van Dyke , Books and How to Use Them, p. 132. bibliographer (bib-li-og'ra-fer), n. [ writes or copies books.-2. One who writes about books, especially in regard to their authorship, date, date, typography, typography, editions, etc.; one skilled in bibliography. bibliographic, bibliographical (bibli-o-graf'ik, ik, -i-kal), a. [As bibliography + -ic, -ical.] Per taining to bibliography. bibliographically (bibli-o-graf'i-kal-i), adv. (bibli In a bibliographical manner. bibliography hy (bib-li-og'ra-fi), IMG:content-2031.png:[blocks in formation] graphie, grapme, βιβλιογράφος , a writer of books, writing wing boobs, βιβλιογραφος, Bibliography.. being the knowledge of books, which now is not confined to an "erudition of title-pages," but embraces the subject-division of all the branches of human learning. J. C. Van Dyke , Books and How to Use Them, p. 113. 3. A cla ified list of authorities or books on any theme: as, the bibliography of political economy. biblioklept (bib'li-o-klept), n. [