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古代に王の命令を書き物にしたり歴史的・宗教的なものを複写する人、また、中世にさまざまな写本を複製する職業に従事する人
A scribe is a professional copyist who hand-wrote copies of manuscripts, serving an essential role in spreading written knowledge before printing machines were invented. Scribes were valued members of society who made literature, religious texts, and important documents available to people who couldn't own originals or couldn't read or write themselves.
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Vinony's link graph records 852 inbound references to 筆写士, and connects out to Vedas, calligraphy and Gregory I.
It is catalogued under topics including Clay tablets, Culture of ancient Egypt and Historical legal occupations.
Vinony links it to 49 Wikipedia language editions.
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- profession
- Subclass of
- amanuensis
- Image
- Seated Scribe Full.jpg
- Patron saint
- Francis de Sales
- Field of occupation
- transcription
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- female form of label
- pisarka
- uses
- writing system
- Wikidata usage instructions
- for krønikeskriver brug Q3330547
- Commons category
- Scribes
- topic's main category
- Category:Scribes
- Commons gallery
- Scribe
- P8168
- Ottoman Turkish
- P13411
- 1995
- male form of label
- pisar
- different from
- scrivener
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Article · 日本語
スクライブ（英語: Scribe）は「書く人」という意味で、文字で書くことがそれほど一般的でなかった古代に王の命令を書き物にしたり、歴史的・宗教的なものを複写する人を指し、また印刷機が発明される以前の中世にさまざまな写本を複製する職業に従事する人を指した。
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