• encyclopaedists

    designation for the staff of the Encyclopédie published by Denis Diderot and Jean le Rond d’Alembert between 1751 and 1772
  • endnote

    an annotation, comparable to footnotes, standing at the end of a chapter or the whole work
  • endpaper

    papers which can be used as attachments in a book and have either a neutral character or are specially designed
  • engraving

    the process of cutting ornamental designs or lettering into metal, stone or glass using a solid engraving tool
  • engraving

    a collective term for a range of different artistic and illustrative printmaking techniques
  • Enlightenment, the

    intellectual movement, based strongly on reason, late 17th and the 18th century
  • entry word

    a word that is taken from the title of a work and employed in accordance with a set of rules so as to catalogue a bibliographic entry
  • ephemera

    small printed objects that have a short lifespan intended for a specific moment, but which are often coveted by collectors specialised in them
  • epigones

    the (sometimes weak) followers of significant or famous predecessors
  • epigram

    writing or inscription placed on buildings, graves monuments, also the corresponding short literary form