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Explanation: ... sight of Aristotles conviction of a goal (telos) toward which each of the sciences moved, their efforts became knowledge for its own sakeencyclopedianism ... www.aplacefortruth.org/background.NT.htm
... in English Omschrijving: All novels in English whose tendency to include as much material as possible produ- ces the impression of encyclopedianism on the part ... pcger50.uia.ac.be/leeslijstlit.pdf
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Thank you. This conveys the right sense of the word, but it might confuse potential readers, so I finally settled for a paraphrase such as "having to possess an encyclopaedic knowledge" 2 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer