Ablegates

/ˈæblɪɡeɪts/ verb, noun

Definition

Plural or third-person singular form; sends representatives or diplomatic envoys; multiple papal ambassadors.

Etymology

Conjugated form of 'ablegate,' from Latin 'ablegatus.' Used in historical and diplomatic contexts.

Kelly Says

Medieval church records are full of mentions of ablegates traveling across Europe with sealed letters from Rome—they were like spies, but for the Pope.

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