...Treated as a savant by M... 
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
...Blanqui, viewed him only as a philosopher, an inquirer, a savant...
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
...With that proposition the savant Proudhon commenced his "Treatise on the Right of Usufruct," regarding the origin of property as a useless question...
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
...The law is a method by which social wants must be satisfied; the people do not vote it, the legislator does not express it: the savant discovers and formulates it...
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
...; now, if society supplies this consumption, what more can the astronomer, the savant, or the poet demand? We must conclude, then, that in equality, and only in equality, St...
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
...And for a literary man, who is neither a savant, nor an artist, nor a philosopher, nor an economist, and who writes newspaper novels?—None...
P. J. Proudhon 「What is Property?」
... The real history of the bee begins in the seventeenth century, with the discoveries of the great Dutch savant Swammerdam...
Maurice Maeterlinck 「The Life of the Bee」
...It is their love of the light, it is their very intelligence, that is their undoing in this experiment of the English savant...
Maurice Maeterlinck 「The Life of the Bee」
...She was the daughter of a distinguishedVenetian savant, Thomas de Pisan,who had come at the invitation of Charles leSage to Paris as “Astrologue du Roi...
John W. Bradley 「Illuminated Manuscripts」
...The stricken savant, too, grasped at the straw...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1931」
...The inquest into the mysterious death of Darius Darrow, savant,inventor, recluse and eccentric, resembled a scientific convention...
Victor Rousseau 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1930」
...After an hour's deliberation the jury decided the savant came to hisdeath in his laboratory from a blow on the skull received in some mannerunknown...
Victor Rousseau 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science January 1930」
...Dival, the savant,snatching up specimens of earth and rock here and there as we went...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science September 1930」
...How could the savant enduresuch a depressing abode! The accumulationof dust and cobwebs in theselong forgotten chambers, the generalevidence of decay––all told of possiblehorrors ahead...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science, March 1930」
...“I’m no savant, and still I see what anamazing thing this is...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science, March 1930」
..."You have noticed they are unlikeanything you have on earth in anatomicalconstruction," said the savant...
Various 「Astounding Stories of Super-Science April 1930」
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