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ADVOCATUS. A pleader, a narrator. Bract. 412 a, 372 b.

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No references found	Candidates for sainthood were represented before the papal court by two spokesmen: the advocatus dei, who made the case for canonization, and the advocatus diaboli, who advanced all conceivable arguments against canonizing the candidate. Can we talk? Overcoming barriers to mediating private transborder ... by Peters, Don / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law And there had to be a hearing, at which the advocatus Diaboli, or Devil's Advocate, would be appointed by the Church to make the strongest possible case against the nominee. She took many millions but built no hospitals; EXCLUSIVE: CHRISTOPHER ... by The Mirror (London, England) Bartolus resurrected Justinian's comparison between the miles and the advocatus for a novel purpose -- not to praise both pursuits equally, but to single out his own profession, the legal one, as worthy of the highest esteem and privilege. Humanism and Scholasticism in Sixteenth- Century Academe. Five ... by VAN LIERE, KATHERINE ELLIOT / Renaissance Quarterly	advise against advise beforehand advise together advise with advised advisedly advisement adviser advisers advising advisory advisory board advisory body advisory group Advisory Jury advisory limitation Advisory Opinion advocacy advocare advocate advocated advocates Advocatia advocating change advocation Advocatus Advowson adynamic adynamy aedes aedificatio aedificium aeger aegis aegrotus aenigma aequalis aequalitas temporum aeque Aequilas sequitier legem aequiperare aequitas Aequitas agit in personam aequo animo aequum Aequum et bonum aequus aequus animus aerial Aeronautics aes	advocateships Advocati Advocatia advocating advocating advocating advocating advocating change Advocating Diversity and the Need for Cultural Exchange Advocating for Social Justice advocation advocation advocation advocation advocations advocations advocations advocations advocative advocative advocative advocative advocator advocator advocator advocator advocatory advocatory advocatory advocatory Advocatus Advocatus diaboli Advocatus diaboli Advogado Advogados Associados Hamilton Pereira Advokat Haakon Utne Kierulf Advokatt Advokatt Advoke Advolution Advolution ADVON Advoutrer Advoutress Advoutry Advowee advowson advowson Advowson in gross advowsons advowsons ADVOX ADVOXP Advoyer ADVP ADVPCG ADVPMT ADVR ADVRG ADVS

Candidates for sainthood were represented before the papal court by two spokesmen: the advocatus dei, who made the case for canonization, and the advocatus diaboli, who advanced all conceivable arguments against canonizing the candidate.

Can we talk? Overcoming barriers to mediating private transborder ... by Peters, Don / Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law

And there had to be a hearing, at which the advocatus Diaboli, or Devil's Advocate, would be appointed by the Church to make the strongest possible case against the nominee.

She took many millions but built no hospitals; EXCLUSIVE: CHRISTOPHER ... by The Mirror (London, England)

Bartolus resurrected Justinian's comparison between the miles and the advocatus for a novel purpose -- not to praise both pursuits equally, but to single out his own profession, the legal one, as worthy of the highest esteem and privilege.

Humanism and Scholasticism in Sixteenth- Century Academe. Five ... by VAN LIERE, KATHERINE ELLIOT / Renaissance Quarterly

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