N. scholar,
connoisseur,
savant,
pundit,
schoolman, professor,
graduate,
wrangler,
academician,
academist, master of arts, doctor, licentitate,
gownsman, philosopher, master of math,
scientist, clerk,
sophist,
sophister,
linguist, glossolinguist,
philologist,
philologer,
lexicographer,
glossographer,
grammarian,
litterateur,
literati,
dilettanti,
illuminati, cogniscenti, fellow,
hebraist,
lexicologist,
mullah, munshi, sanskritish,
sinologist,
sinologue,
mezzofanti, admirable crichton, mecaenas,
bookworm, helluo librorum,
bibliophile,
bibliomaniac,
bluestocking, bas-bleu,
bigwig, learned theban, don, artium baccalaureus, artium magister, learned man, literary man, homo multarum literarum, man of learning, man of letters, man of education, man of genius,
antiquarian,
antiquary,
archaeologist,
sage,
pedant,
doctrinaire,
pedagogue, dr. pangloss,
pantologist, criminologist,
schoolboy Adj. learned, brought up at the feet of gamaliel
Phr. "he was a scholar and a ripe and good one", "the manifold linguist"
N. theology (natural and revealed),
theogony,
theosophy, divinity,
hagiology,
hagiography, caucasian mystery,
monotheism, religion, religious persuasion, religious sect, religious denomination, creed, article of faith, declaration of faith, profession of faith, confession of faith,
theologue,
theologian,
scholastic, divine,
schoolman,
canonist,
theologist, the fathers