Diderot
[dee-duh-roh; French deeduh-roh]
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noun
De·nis [duh-nee] /dəˈni/, 1713–84, French philosopher, critic, and encyclopedist.
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Since Diderot, it is said that France has produced no talker to be compared with him.
The doctrines of Diderot and Jean Jacques form but sorry homilies.
Gerald FitzgeraldCharles James Lever
She told Ségur in later years what success Diderot had with her as a politician.
Diderot and the EncyclopdistsJohn Morley
And on this Diderot sails off into a digression on the grounds of praise and blame.
Diderot and the EncyclopdistsJohn Morley
Diderot had a companion who pleased her better than Diderot himself.
Diderot and the EncyclopdistsJohn Morley
Diderot
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