A written copy; also transferred a printed reproduction of this; spec. in Law, a copy of a legal record.

A writing transcribed from, and reproducing the contents of, another; a transcript.

An individual copy of a text (esp. in manuscript); spec. one from which a new copy, version, or translation is or may be made. Cf. example, n. 6.

a further transcription, a copy.

Transcription, copying; a passage copied or taken from any author; a quotation.

concrete. An exact copy of a document, a transcript. (In quot. 1523, a written statement.) Now technical: see sense A. 1a.

An individual copy of a text (esp. in manuscript). Cf. exemplar, n. 2.

A copy, transcript; spec. a copy of a record, deed, or other legal document; an exemplification. (Chiefly in Scottish legal use from 16th cent…

One of two things exactly alike, so that each is the ‘double’ of the other; especially, that which… A second copy of a letter or official document…

An individual copy of a text (esp. in manuscript); spec. one from which a new copy, version, or translation is or may be made; = exemplar, n. 2…

A thing that is an exact repetition of another. A duplicate, copy, transcript (of a writing). Obsolete (chiefly Scottish)

A duplicate, a copy.

A book, document, etc., written by hand, esp. one written before the general adoption of printing in a country; a handwritten copy of an ancient text.

An exact copy or transcript.

A copy, written extract.

The action of transcribing; in quot. 1637 concrete = exscript, n.

The product of this process; a transcript; a copy.

More fully autograph plate. A facsimile of a drawing, writing, etc., produced by autography (autography, n. 4). Now rare.