historiographer

historiographer
(i-sto-ri-o-gra-fé) v. n.
Terme de plaisanterie forgé par Voltaire. Remplir les fonctions d'historiographe.
   Votre historiographe n'a pu vous faire sa cour comme il le désire ; il passe son temps à souffrir et à historiographer, VOLT. Lett. Richelieu, 22 sept. 1755.
   Historiographier eût été plus correct.

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