panurgic

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There were giants in this world, like the panurgic Diderot.

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  1. Skilful in any or every kind of work. No less panurgic and less encyclopædic a critic than Diderot himself could undertake to sweep with ever so light a wing over this vast area. J. Morley, Diderot and the Encyclopædiata, xvii.

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  1. Greek πανοῦργος, doing everything, from πᾶς (παν-), all, + ἐργον, work.
 

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