causidicus
causidicus (kaw-zid-[schwa]-k[schwa]s), n. [Latin “pleader”] Roman law. A speaker or pleader who pleaded cases orally for others. Cf. ADVOCATUS.
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advocatus
advocatus (ad-voh-kay-t[schwa]s). [Latin “advocate”] 1. Roman law. A legal adviser; a person who assists clients with cases before judicial tribunals. Cf. CAUSIDICUS. 2. Hist. The patron who has an advowson. — Also termed advowee; avowee. See ADVOWSON. 3. Hist. A person called on by another to warrant a title.
advocati
advocati 〈拉〉 (1)(罗马法)诉讼代理人；代诉人；律师 指任何向其当事人提供法律意见或代表其当事人进行诉讼的人。与辩护人〔causidicus〕有所区别，后者仅指在法庭上进行口头辩论的诉讼代理人。起初代诉人的义务来自其与所代理当事人的相互关系，如朋友关系。后来代诉人成为一项职业，与当事人的关系也只是暂时性的，诉讼终结后即告终止。对代诉人的从业资格、对当事人所负的义务与责任等方面，法律均有严格的规定。例如只有人数有限的代诉人经注册后可在上级法院执业。 (2)赞助人 (3)(英格兰古法)圣职推荐权人；教堂代诉人(→advocati ecclesiae) (4)证人