A scribe.

A person who copies or transcribes manuscripts, esp. one employed as a copyist in ancient or medieval times. Now chiefly historical.

A copyist or scribe. Cf. exemplify, v. 6b. Obsolete.

A scribe, a copyist. Now historical and rare.

One who copies or makes a copy of a writing or document; a transcriber, copyist.

One who transcribes; a copyist or copier, as distinct from an original writer.

= transcriber, n. 1. Obsolete.

a copying clerk, a scribe.

one who writes out, a copyist.

A writer of books, a copyist. Obsolete.

A person who practises the art or profession of calligraphy.

A scribe, copyist. Obsolete.

The earlier form of copyist, n.

One who copies or imitates; esp. one whose occupation is to transcribe documents.

A person who practises the art or profession of calligraphy, a calligrapher; esp. a manuscript scribe.

One who copies out documents.

A practitioner of calligraphy, esp. as an art or profession.

That copies; engaged in transcription, as in copying clerk.

‘He that exercises or professes the art or business of handwriting’ (Johnson, 1755); a copying clerk.