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Casaubon
[ kuh-saw-buhn; French ka-zoh-bawn ]
noun
- ±õ·²õ²¹²¹³¦ [ahy, -z, uh, k, ee-, zak], 1559–1614, French classical scholar.
Casaubon
/ kəˈsÉ”ËbÉ™n; kazobɔ̃ /
noun
- CasaubonIsaac15591614MFrenchRELIGION: theologianHISTORY: classical scholar Isaac (izaak). 1559–1614, French Protestant theologian and classical scholar
Example Sentences
The irony here checks out: Casaubon, not unlike so many of Franzen’s male characters, is self-righteous, pompous, largely ineffectual.
The title of the trilogy, “A Key to All Mythologies,†is also the name of Rev. Casaubon’s uncompleted work of theological scholarship in George Eliot’s “Middlemarch.â€
There are planned meetings with Marcelo Ebrard Casaubón, Mexico’s foreign secretary, and officials from the foreign ministry and migration policy officials, among others.
I will get to the end some day, but already suspect that the Reverend Casaubon isn’t going to complete his big project.
Q. Solemn play: My boyfriend has been reading me the novel Middlemarch out loud, and the character we both find the most compelling is Dr. Casaubon.
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