Definitions

1. noun

an ancient form of written contract or document, especially one sealed with a wax impression.

“The historian studied the chirograph to understand the terms of the medieval treaty.”

2. noun

a written or printed copy of a text, such as a manuscript or a printed book.

“The rare chirograph of the ancient manuscript was sold at an auction for a high price.”

3. noun

an ancient form of a written or printed document with a wax seal.

“The chirograph was used as evidence in the court case to prove the authenticity of the agreement.”