pandect

/ˈpændɛkt/
noun
  1. A comprehensive collection or summary of laws, rules, or knowledge on a particular subject.
    • The professor's new pandect of physics theories became a standard reference for students.
    • This book is a pandect of gardening tips, covering everything from soil to pruning.
    • The lawyer consulted a pandect of Roman law to prepare her case.
  2. A complete or exhaustive treatise or encyclopedia covering a wide field of knowledge.
    • The online pandect of cooking techniques includes videos and step-by-step guides.
    • She spent years writing a pandect of bird species found in North America.
    • The library's oldest pandect contains all known medical knowledge from the 18th century.
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