- Ad
hominem (Latin for 'to the person'),
short for
argumentum ad hominem,
refers to
several types of
arguments that are
usually fallacious.
Often currently...
- the
Breves causae and
Argumenta for Matthew,
followed by the
Breves and
Argumenta for Mark, then,
quite oddly, come the
Argumenta of both Luke and John...
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argument Or "reasoning", "inference", "appeal", or "proof". The
plural is
argumenta.
Commonly used in the
names of
logical arguments and fallacies, preceding...
- half
inches by two
inches or two
inches by
three inches, such as the
Argumenta Psalmorum Davidis of
Plate 8,
dedicated to
Henry Frederick,
Prince of...
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Progymnasmata 2.21 Ovid,
Metamorphoses 4.167–273;
Lactantius Placidus,
Argumenta 4.5;
Paradoxographers anonymous, p. 222 Hard, p. 45; Gantz, p. 34; Berens...
-
Sunstein and
Adrian Vermeule on
Conspiracy Theories [Special Issue]".
Argumenta –
Journal of
Analytic Philosophy. 3 (2): 291–302. Rud****, Lisa Cole (1990)...
- Transmission: A
Survey of the
Latin classics, 277.
Brooks Otis (1936). "The
Argumenta of the So-Called Lactantius".
Harvard Studies in
classical Philology....
- spec., ein
Gametophyt aus dem
Chert von
Rhynie (Unterdevon,Schottland)".
Argumenta Palaeobotanica. 6: 37–72. Remy, W.; H****, H. (1991a). "Langiophyton mackiei...
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Latin text)
Archived 3 June 2008 at the
Wayback Machine and (table with
Argumenta in Latin, with
English translation)
Domus Quaedam Vetus (July 2009). Carmina...
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quotation in the
literary commentaries, or scholia, of
later writers,
several argumenta to
works of Gr**** drama, and part of a glossary. The most
recent edition...
