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• Quite commonly the manuscript's initial scribe would provide notes to the rubricator in the form of annotations made in the margins of the text.
• In many other cases, the initial scribe also held the position of rubricator, and so he applied rubrication as needed without the use of annotations.
• This is important, as a scribe's annotations to the rubricator can be used along with codicology to establish a manuscript's history, or provenance.
• A company called Strategic Learning Technologies ( sltech . com on the web ) advertises a program called " The Rubricator " and I sent away for a demo disk.
• Moreover, such delineation is basically a rather ugly example of WP : OR . So, just like in a library catalogue rubricator, we should faithfully compile and bring together related information as best we can.
• A rubricator, the OED says, was someone whose job it was to paint in the red titles in a manuscript; that is, someone who specializes in providing much cherished ornamental flourishes of no practical use.
• The date " 1461 " was marked by a rubricator ( a scribe who hand-wrote initials and other items in red text, for decoration or emphasis ) written in one copy of the 36-line Bible, indicating that it would not have been printed any later than this.
• The manuscript was  sent to the rubricator, who added ( in red or other colours ) the titles, headlines, the initials of chapters and sections, the notes and so on; and then  if the book was to be illustrated  it was sent to the illuminator . 
• First, the manuscript was  sent to the rubricator, who added ( in red or other colors ) the titles, headlines, the initials of chapters and sections, the notes and so on; and then  if the book was to be illustrated & ndash; it was sent to the illuminator . 
• In accordance with the state statistical rubricator, the company is engaged in research and development, insurance as well as provision of " other kinds of services " . { { refn | group = note | name = servicename | Service, that is provided by KrioRus is called " deep freezing of human and animal bodies ".