copyists in Korean

noun - copyist
필생: coexistence with life, copyist
모방자: imitator, copyist, mimic, epigone
필기자: copyist, amanuensis, scribe, write

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1. Correcting Copyists’ Errors

2. What are synonyms for Copyists?

3. Synonyms for Copyists in Free Thesaurus

4. But did the copyists’ mistakes substantially change the Bible text?

5. These details indicate that ancient copyists were concerned about accuracy.

이러한 세부점들은 고대의 필사자들이 정확성에 주의를 기울였음을 지적합니다.

6. Copyists can be freelance or employed by a music preparation company

7. Over the centuries, some copyists introduced errors into the Bible text.

8. Additional comments to help copyists in cross-checking were also noted.

9. Because most copyists’ errors are additions to the text rather than omissions.

10. The evidence thus confirms that the copyists were, in fact, very accurate.

11. From the sixth to the tenth century C.E., these copyists were called Masoretes.

12. Some Copyists even counted both the words and the letters of what they copied

13. 1:19) Some —for example, Silvanus (Silas), Mark, and Luke— also served as copyists or writers.

14. They may have served as scribes or copyists at the temple or in some administrative capacity.

15. She copies the true artist's signature as part of a painting, as do most Copyists

16. Synonyms for Amanuenses include scriveners, copyists, penmen, scribes, calligraphers, writers, secretaries, transcribers, recorders and copiers

17. Skill and a careful checking process no doubt helped such Copyists to preserve God’s Word through the centuries

18. Copyists usually work freelance, for a music preparation company, or—in rarer cases—as a member of a composer

19. (Ezra 2:55; Nehemiah 7:57) They thus may have been a staff of scribes or copyists, possibly temple/ administrative scribes.

(에스라 2:55; 느헤미야 7:57) 따라서 그들은 일단의 서기관이나 복사자들, 아마도 성전/행정 서기관들이었을 것입니다.

20. Often, Copyists will be called upon to create individual sheets of music for each section of an orchestra or singing group

21. Meaning "pertaining to clerks and copyists" is from 1798. Clericalism "sacerdotalism, power or influence of the clergy" is from 1849.

22. Copyists have created reinterpretations of original artworks in The Met collection since 1872, engaging with objects spanning more than 5,000 years of history

23. Copyists, who prepare and organize written music for an upcoming session or performance, may also work as or alongside orchestrators, arrangers, proofreaders, transcribers, and music librarians

24. (One could also raise the question of whether copyists of any composition other than the Hexapla considered the act of Athetizing a permanent solution, or a prelude to excision.

25. To ensure accuracy, the Masoretes utilized the side margins of each page to record information that would indicate any possible change of text made either inadvertently or deliberately by past copyists.

정확성을 기하기 위하여 마소라 학자들은 매 페이지의 측면 여백을 활용하여, 이전의 복사자들이 부주의해서든 고의로든 본문을 변경시켰을 가능성이 있는 모든 곳을 지적하는 정보를 기록하였습니다.

26. Copyists, who proofread and organize written music for an upcoming studio session or performance, are one of the last in a chain of professionals responsible for creating the finished scores that musicians play.

27. Since the Greek word for “unoccupied” occurs at Mt 12:44, where Jesus makes a similar statement, some scholars are of the opinion that it may have been added to Luke’s account by copyists to harmonize with Matthew’s account.

28. (Ac 15:21) In later times, among Christ’s followers, conscientious copyists labored to reproduce the inspired writings for the benefit of the multiplying Christian congregations so that there might be an interchange and general circulation of these. —Col 4:16.

(행 15:21) 후대에 그리스도의 추종자들 가운데 세심한 필사자들은 늘어나는 그리스도인 회중들이 유익을 얻도록 영감받은 기록을 다시 만들어 내는 수고를 하여 그런 사본들이 서로 교환되고 널리 유포될 수 있게 하였다.—골 4:16.

29. (g) When two (2) or more Copyists are required to split scores for the convenience of the Employer, each Copyist shall be paid at page and half page rates for the section copied by such Copyist, but not less than the applicable hourly rate.

30. Katarina Šter: Two Antiphonals from the Carthusian monastery in Žiče 9 In Žiče and the neighbouring Slovenian charterhouses, tightly connected in the spiritual brotherhood,6 many intellectuals, men of letters, and skillful copyists left their marks.7 At the end of the Middle Ages, the Žiče library was undoubtedly a very large one.