Translations for amanuensis in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

amanuensis <pl amanuenses [-siːz]> [Am əˌmænjəˈwɛnsəs, Brit əˌmanjʊˈɛnsɪs] N form

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He is the amanuensis of truth and history by means of a rich array of characters and situations. en.wikipedia.org

The work was undertaken at a time when his sufferings were great, and his opportunities of composition so casual as to make the employment of a regular amanuensis impracticable. en.wikipedia.org

He was educated privately, for his health, and so that he could act as amanuensis to his blind father. en.wikipedia.org

During the later years of her father's life, she became his secretary and amanuensis, and but for her father's prohibition would probably have become his biographer. en.wikipedia.org

He continued writing with his daughter as his amanuensis. en.wikipedia.org

A mere amanuensis does not, by taking down word for word the language of the author, become in any sense the owner of the copyright. en.wikipedia.org

Peter was the emperors amanuensis and wrote some mocking poems in his name. en.wikipedia.org

He now works in a boarding-house and as an amanuensis for a lawyer. en.wikipedia.org

She acted as amanuensis to her grandmother, who found writing her numerous letters difficult due to her gout. en.wikipedia.org

As a teenager he was his fathers amanuensis and was regularly seen debating theological issues with the learned men of the area.

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