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Latin Phrase-Book

Note 1 — XV. Law and Justice

H. W. (Henry William) Auden translation

They were not called advocati till under the Empire. In Augustan Latin advocatus = amicus qui adest alicui (in iudicio), i.e. a man who supported his friend by his presence and influence.

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