Book

Destruction of books or the Bible; destruction of books; destructive criticism of Bible.

Person so destroying or criticizing.

Production of books.

Well-read individual; person with wide knowledge of books; person having deep knowledge of books.

Bibliogenesis.

ETYM Greek, from biblios book + graphein to write; cf. French bibliographe.
Someone trained in compiling bibliographies.

ETYM Cf. French bibliographique.
Relating to or dealing with bibliography; SYN. bibliographical.

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In bibliographic form

ETYM Greek: cf. French bibliographie.
List of books on one subject or by one author; list of books referred to in a text or used in its preparation; scientific study of books and writings; historical work on books.
A list of writings with time and place of publication (such as the writings of a single author or the works referred to in preparing a document etc.).
List of books on a particular subject, or used in the research for a work; or a list of all the books by a particular writer.
An annotated or critical bibliography includes a critical judgment on listed works; some bibliographies include an abstract of the contents of the works.