Audientia

audience
The Oxford American College Dictionary; 1/27/2009; 292 words; ...always be an audience for romantic literature. 2. a formal interview with a person in authority: an audience with the pope. ORIGIN: late Middle English : from Old French, from Latin audientia , from audire ‘hear.’

Inventing the poor: how the early church practiced charity.(Poverty and Leadership in the Later Roman Empire, by Peter Brown)(Book Review)
The Christian Century; 6/14/2003; 2162 words; ...Bible, through the chanting of the Psalms and through the solemn injunctions of the bishop in connection with the episcopalis audientia, came to offer a meaning to the word pauper very different from the 'pauperized' image of the merely 'economic' poor...

Audientia enters UK ad analysis sector.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
New Media Age; 6/14/2001; 806 words; ...office and signing its first two clients. Audientia's WEBandSTATS product tracks the behaviour...users on clients' sites, sending to Audientia's server data such as how the user...access that data via a Web browser. Audientia's Dee Dunkley said the product was...