amanuensis
41amanuensis — n. (pl. amanuenses ), employee who writes from dictation; secretary …
42amanuensis — /amaenyuwensas/ One who writes on behalf of another that which he dictates …
43amanuensis — /amaenyuwensas/ One who writes on behalf of another that which he dictates …
44amanuensis — One who copies a written document; one who writes a document from dictation; one who signs the name of another person who is present in the same room, at the direction of the latter. White Eagle Laundry Co. v Slowek, 296 111 240, 129 NE 753 …
45amanuensis — see MANUAL …
46amanuensis — n. (pl. amanuenses) 1 a person who writes from dictation or copies manuscripts. 2 a literary assistant. Etymology: L f. (servus) a manu secretary + ensis belonging to …
47MANU seu Amanuensis — a MANU seu Amanuensis vide infra Scriptor …
48Amanuenses — Amanuensis A*man u*en sis, n.; pl. {Amanuenses}. [L., fr. a, ab + manus hand.] A person whose employment is to write what another dictates, or to copy what another has written. [1913 Webster] || …
49Mazaua — is the name of a Philippine island port where Ferdinand Magellan and his Armada de Molucca fleet of three naos anchored from March 28 to April 4, 1521. At present, historians and scientists are still searching for the exact location of the said… …
50Franciscus Vieta — François Viète François Viète, ou François Viette, en latin Franciscus Vieta, est un mathématicien français, né à Fontenay le Comte (Vendée) en 1540 et mort à Paris le 23 février 1603. De famille bourgeoise et de formation juridique, il …
