"polyhistor" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1997, Eckhart Gillen, quoting Henry Schumann, German Art from Beckmann to Richter, page 289",
          "text": "[Carlfriedrich] Claus is an artist, though he does not like to call himself one, and a scholar. As such, he personifies the polyhistor, a species rarely found today.",
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          "sense": "someone gifted or learned in multiple disciplines",
          "word": "polihisztor"
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