librarius
amanuensis
scribe
scribedom
penman
penner
mohurrer
escribano
quill-driver
promulgator
heraldist
dubbeer
subeditor
epistolist
scribbler
literator
scribeship
punctuator
typer
lalla
munshi
scrivenership
scribality
fustianist
scatologist
glosser
homme de lettres
annalist
characterist
typist
underscribe
threnodist
discographer
vocabulist
cornicular
composer
Blue
voicespondent
chirographist
paleography
bookmaker
scribal
contributor
automatist
compiler
copyist
knight of the pen
gagman
pen
hierographer
recensionist
inscriptionist
man of letters
scrivener
writher
papermaker
lexiconist
down-table
paper-pusher
documenter
aretalogist
after dark
logodaedalus
spalt
typophile
playwriter
spelt
letterfounder
compilator
letter writer
prewriter
abridger
typographer
compositor
perficient
first reader
setter
newspaperman
abbreviator
noologist
emblematist
typesetter
copy typist
chronicler
mediatorship
logographer
corresponder
literate
literately
literate person
journalist
subwriter
epigrammatizer

English words for 'An ancient or medieval scribe, copyist, or secretary.'

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