solicitor
solicitor
subs.
Use adj., Ar. and P. δῐκᾱνῐκός.
subs.
Use adj., Ar. and P. δῐκᾱνῐκός.
SOLICITOR
One who solicits qui petit etc.; petitor; and Vid: the verb.
A legal assistant or adviser causidicus (in a depreciating sense). Vid: ATTORNEY.
One who solicits qui petit etc.; petitor; and Vid: the verb.
A legal assistant or adviser causidicus (in a depreciating sense). Vid: ATTORNEY.
solicitor:
I. One who solicits, entreats:
1. pĕtītor (for an office): Hor. Od. 3, 1, 10: rare in this sense: in Cic. always = plaintiff.
2. dēprĕcātor, Cic.: v.INTERCEDER .
3. flāgĭtātor (an importunate asker): v.IMPORTUNATE .
4. sollĭcĭtātor (a tempter, seducer): Paul. Dig. 47, 11, 1: Sen.
5. expr. by verb,TO SOLICIT .
II. One who practises in the Court of Chancery: cognĭtor, prōcūrātor, advŏcātus: v.ATTORNEY .
I. One who solicits, entreats:
1. pĕtītor (for an office): Hor. Od. 3, 1, 10: rare in this sense: in Cic. always = plaintiff.
2. dēprĕcātor, Cic.: v.
3. flāgĭtātor (an importunate asker): v.
4. sollĭcĭtātor (a tempter, seducer): Paul. Dig. 47, 11, 1: Sen.
5. expr. by verb,
II. One who practises in the Court of Chancery: cognĭtor, prōcūrātor, advŏcātus: v.