[f. ANTHROPO- + Gr. σοφιστής a professor of wisdom, a sophist.] One furnished with ‘the wisdom of men.’ (Cf. 1 Cor. ii. 5, 13.)
1851. Kingsley, Yeast, xv. (1853), 296. The New Testament would be found a much simpler … book than the Theologians (Anthroposophists I call them) fancy.
