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• n  a reference work (often in several volumes) containing articles on various topics (often arranged in alphabetical order) dealing with the entire range of human knowledge or with some particular specialty

• The encyclopaedia goes on to describe divine wrath: "He is the covenant God of his people.

• encyclopedia
• cyclopedia
• cyclopaedia

News & Articles

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• Code words and safe phones: anatomy of a money smuggling plot
  By Philip Pullella ROME (Reuters) - To most people, a book is a book. But to Monsignor Nunizio Scarano, a Vatican official arrested on charges of money smuggling, a "book" was a code word for one million euros in cash, a report by the judge on the case said. "Encyclopaedia," and "bookmarks" were among other code words that Scarano, who had close connections to the Vatican bank, used in phone ...
  July 1, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News

Quotes

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• Amos Bairoch in Science Daily (press release)
  Professor Bairoch said, "The general public would understand some of the entries in our protein encyclopaedia. Insulin, for instance, is a small protein that controls glucose levels in our blood. The performance-booster EPO is the protein used...
• Tom Petty in Melbourne Herald Sun
  Tom Petty, who worked with Dylan in the Traveling Wilburys band, said: "To even begin to name the songs in Bob Dylan's amazing catalogue would take too long and would be like reading from the encyclopaedia."
• LK Advani in Sify
  In the post titled "Encyclopaedia of Hinduism and Mahakumbh", Advani said Tully is "foremost among intellectuals" in understanding India's concept of secularism very correctly.