accomplished Copy link Outline I. Of learningII. Of culture in general1. pŏlītus2. hūmānus (requiring however, like the preceding, some defining word or words)III. Of speech • accomplished: I. Of learning: ērŭdītus: more a. in literature than Curio, literis eruditior quam Curio, Cic.: a man not sufficiently refined by those sciences the masters of which are called a. (or the learned), homo non satis politus iis rebus quas qui tenent e. appellantur, Cic.: a. Greek scholars, Graecas literas eruditi, Gell.: v. learned. II. Of culture in general: 1. pŏlītus: a man most a. in all liberal learning, vir omni liberali doctrina politissimus, Cic.: an a. man, vir humanitate p., Cic.: a. style, p. oratio, Cic.: an a. lady, femina docta p.-que, Plin. 2. hūmānus (requiring however, like the preceding, some defining word or words): a most learned and a. man, homo doctissimus atque humanissimus, Cic.: v. refined. III. Of speech: dĭsertus: I knew your grand-father, a most a. speaker, disertissimum novi avum tuum, Cic.: that most a. orator Lysias, disertissimus orator Lysias, Cic.: v. finished.