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A quick definition of referendarius:

Referendarius: A person who received requests from people and delivered answers to them on behalf of the emperor in ancient Rome. They were like messengers who helped people communicate with the emperor. In church matters, they were also known as apocrisarius, an officer who presented church matters to the emperor and conveyed the answers to the petitioners. They were also known as responsalis, a responsis, secretarius, consiliarius, and consiliis.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Referendarius (ref-uh-ren-dair-ee-uhs) is a term from Roman law. It refers to an officer who received petitions to the emperor and delivered answers to the petitioners.

Example: In ancient Rome, if someone had a petition for the emperor, they would give it to the referendarius. The referendarius would then take the petition to the emperor and bring back the emperor's answer to the petitioner.

Explanation: The example illustrates how the referendarius was responsible for receiving petitions and delivering answers. They acted as a messenger between the petitioner and the emperor. The referendarius was an important officer in the Roman legal system, as they helped ensure that petitions were heard and answered.

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