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Who copied books during the Middle Ages? noble villein serf vassal king scribe barbarian

Who copied books during the Middle Ages? noble villein serf vassal king scribe barbarian
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Who copied books during the Middle Ages?

noble
villein
serf
vassal
king
scribe
barbarian

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Answer:

Scirbe

Step-by-step explanation:

a scribe copied the text,

your welcome!

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