sacrilegist

[English sacrileg (e); -ist.] A sacrilegious person; one who is guilty of sacrilege, *săc-ri-lěg-ỹ, *sac-ri-leg-le, s. [Latin sacrilegium.] Sacrilege. "Thou that wlatist mawmet is, doist sacrilegie."Wycliffe: Romaynes ii. *sā'-cring, *sac-ryng, pr . par . & 8. A. As pr. par .: (See the verb.) [SACRE, v.] IMG:content-0875.png:[blocks in formation] "A sacrist or treasurer are not dignitaries in the church of common right, but only by custom."-Auliffe: Parergon. 2. A person retained in a cathedral to copy out music for the use of the choir, and to take care of the books.