rubricator

Noun

(plural rubricators)

The person who wrote the red titles and headings in a manuscript

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The first letters of poems in verse and of paragraphs in prose usually, and the initial letters of lines in verse occasionally, were written separate and by another person than the scribe (who was called the rubricator), and hence were apt to be omitted.

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red-inker

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