Converse of object

• employ: Babylon's main temple was also a bank and it employed scribes to record the city's business.

• become: Scribe's Life Pack It took years of training to become an ancient Egyptian scribe.

• do: Or does the scribe mean nothing by his/her addition or omission of the full stop?

• use: Using a scribe A scribe writes or types the candidate's answers from dictation.

• have: In today's Gospel we have a scribe who is genuinely seeking the truth.

• see: Such problems were used in the training of scribes -- here we see an Egyptian scribe.

Converse of subject

• write: We may even suspect that these verses were written by a scribe of a later age for the position they now occupy.

• copy: Their ethic, their daily habits, their skills - all should be copied by the scribes who work online.

• add: The record of the confirmation at Wilton was added by the scribe who also wrote the main text of S 1438, MS.

Adjective modifier

• humble: Your humble scribe has been there, along with many others.

• Egyptian: Such problems were used in the training of scribes -- here we see an Egyptian scribe.

• medieval: I have a writing technique that I took from medieval scribes.

• ancient: Tells the whole story from ancient scribes, translators, the first printing, up to the present day.

Noun used with modifier

• tungsten: What Good Woodworking said... nd alcohol marketers are reaching more young viewers by focusing more attention on tungsten carbide scribe cable TV.

• carbide: What Good Woodworking said... nd alcohol marketers are reaching more young viewers by focusing more attention on tungsten carbide scribe cable TV.

• century: As a sixteenth century scribe put it: ' Those who observe the codices, those who recite them.

Preposition: of

• law: He was the " scribe of the law of the God of Heaven " .