copyist

In earlier times it was the copyist who made the mistakes and bore the blame.

I have looked over what you have done, and can warmly recommend you as a copyist.

I have reached a point in my labours where I need a copyist.

Finally, you remember that I undertook to find that copyist?

I will not be a copyist; I will be a genius—will be cleverer than you all put together.

This seems to be a printer's or copyist's error for Prefetto.

It is questionable whether she was ever so perfect a copyist thenceforth.

The resemblances are undoubted; the assumption that the psalmist is the copyist is not.

Without doubt the date 1593 is a copyist's mistake for 1598.

There must be here an error of the copyist, for 25,000 ducats as tribute is too small a sum.