Meanings of profound erudition in English

His reasoning is clear and informed by a profound erudition.

Longuerue had profound erudition; but he decided on poetry in the same manner as those learned men.

This man of profound erudition had as pure and simple a heart as ever dwelt in mortal.

But he met them in the armour of profound erudition, and with learned arguments lucidly and concisely expressed in Latin.

It unites the wit of Voltaire with the subtlety of Hume and the profound erudition of "our" Lardner.

The monks received him with every expression of respect, as he was reported to be a man of profound erudition and good moral character.

Warburton, who had long signalized himself by the strength and boldness of his genius, his extensive capacity and profound erudition, at length obtained the mitre.