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Originally appearing in Volume V02, Page 210 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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APPARITOR, or APPARATOR (Latin for a servant of a public
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official, from apparere, to attend in public) , an attendant who executed the orders of a
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Roman
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magistrate; hence a
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beadle in a -Iniversity, a
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pursuivant or
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herald; particularly, in Englishecclesiastical courts, the
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official who serves the processes of the
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court and causes defendants to appear by
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summons .

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