Literature
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 28
(līt'ür-ah-tūr.) (From L. literæ, letters.] Aterm which in a general sense comprehends all human knowledge preserved in writing. In a more usual application, it excludes positive science; in a still more limited sense, it comprises only what is known by the term Belles Lettres, q. v. [s. 548]
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