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日本語WordNet
French playwright (1791-1861)
someone employed to make written copies of documents and manuscripts
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A person who copied documents by hand before printing was invented; a professional copyist. Also refers to ancient Jewish scholars who studied and taught the law.
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Scribes have transcribed legal charters establishing municipal privileges and commercial liberties for prosperous mercantile communities officially.
写字生たちは、繁栄する商業コミュニティのための市民特権と商業的自由を確立する法的憲章を公式に転写した。
The scribe labored diligently upon manuscript illumination, creating elaborate decorative borders and miniature illustrations meticulously.
写字生は写本の装飾に勤勉に労働し、精巧な装飾的縁取りと細密な挿絵を綿密に制作した。
Medieval scribes copied manuscripts in monasteries.
中世の筆記者は修道院で写本を書き写した。
Scribe's techniques influenced 19th-century theater.
スクリーブの技法は19世紀の演劇に影響を与えた。
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