"escribano" meaning in English

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          "text": "They robbed a gentleman and ill-treated him, but his brother, who was an escribano, was soon upon their trail, and had them arrested; but he wanted some one to identify them, and it chanced that they had stopped to drink water at my stall […]",
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        "A clerk; a scrivener."
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