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date: 12 August 2022

Advocatus Fisci 

Source:
The Oxford Dictionary of Late Antiquity
Author(s):
Peter SarrisPeter Sarris

A senior advocatus (barrister, lawyer) who acted as crown counsel. The post was one typically held by advocati at the end of their careers, with the term of office limited to one or two years (depending on the nature of the court to which they were attached), after which they were obliged to retire. By the 6th century in the Eastern Empire, such ... ...

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