scriptum

• “The phrase scriptum per manum is vague and leaves uncertain whether the person mentioned was the official who drafted or merely engrossed the bull, but we hear in this connection of persons described as notarius, scriniarius (archivist), proto scrinarius sanctæ Romanæ ecclesiæ, cancellarius, ypocancellarius, and after 1057 of camerarius, or later still notarius S. palatii.”

  The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 3: Brownson-Clairvaux

• “And here is drugoi's post scriptum (RUS) to this post:”

  Global Voices in English » EU: Russophone Bloggers React to Dairy Farmers’ Protest

• “If that is better, erase the previous messages and this post scriptum.”

  Real Programmers

• “A post-scriptum: All of the above is just to whet your appetite.”

  The Huffington Post: Carlo Cottarelli: How to Bake a (Cr)edible Medium-Term Fiscal Pie

• “Or at least you should add post scriptum with those citations, so the interested reader can see wider context.”

  Defending what Paul Krugman Wrote, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “UPDATE: An interesting post scriptum ... you may notice an automatically generated Gap ad is appearing under this entry.”

  Carolyn Castiglia: Whitney Biennial Jumps the Shark

• “Post scriptum -- I always smile with delight when I encounter those playful, awkward little sunshine fluffballs each spring.”

  A List Of Complaints, Oh Sigh

• “Peregrin, Hieros.ca. 5. totum scriptum confusum sine ordine vel colore, absque sensu et ratione ad rusticissimos, idem dedit, rudissimos, et prorsus agrestes, qui nullius erant discretionis, ut dijudicare possent.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “Paradise, which wholly consists in coeundi et comedendi voluptate, and pecorinis hominibus scriptum, bestialis beatitudo, is so ridiculous, that Virgil, Dante, Lucian, nor any poet can be more fabulous.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “Ego vero agnosco amatorium scriptum mihi non convenire: qui jam meridiem praetergressus in vesperem feror.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

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