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Casaubon
[ kuh-saw-buhn; French ka-zoh-bawn ]
noun
- 滨路蝉补补肠 [ahy, -z, uh, k, ee-, zak], 1559鈥1614, French classical scholar.
Casaubon
/ k蓹藞s蓴藧b蓹n; kazob蓴虄 /
noun
- CasaubonIsaac15591614MFrenchRELIGION: theologianHISTORY: classical scholar Isaac (izaak). 1559鈥1614, French Protestant theologian and classical scholar
Example Sentences
The irony here checks out: Casaubon, not unlike so many of Franzen鈥檚 male characters, is self-righteous, pompous, largely ineffectual.
The title of the trilogy, 鈥淎 Key to All Mythologies,鈥 is also the name of Rev. Casaubon鈥檚 uncompleted work of theological scholarship in George Eliot鈥檚 鈥淢iddlemarch.鈥
There are planned meetings with Marcelo Ebrard Casaub贸n, Mexico鈥檚 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鈥檛 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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