- In
argumentation theory, an
argumentum ad
populum (Latin for 'appeal to the people') is a
fallacious argument which is
based on
claiming a
truth or affirming...
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Versus populum (Latin for "towards the people") is the
liturgical stance of a
priest who,
while celebrating M****,
faces the
people from the
other side...
- to
death or scourging, the
right of
appeal to the
people (provocatio ad
populum), that is, to the
people composed of senators, patricians, and plebeians...
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Catilinam Oratio Secunda Habita ad
Populum". In
Clark (1908). ——. "In L.
Catilinam Oratio Tertia Habita ad
Populum". In
Clark (1908). ——. "In L. Catilinam...
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argumentum ad
populum. This
fallacy appeals to
emotion instead to
logic of the
audience aiming to mani****te them to win an argument. All ad
populum fallacies...
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Second Vatican Council never ordered any
change from ad
orientem to
versus populum, a
posture facing the people, in the
aftermath of the
council the change...
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Tribunes also
possessed the
authority to
enforce the
right of
provocatio ad
populum, a
precursor of the
modern right of
habeas corpus. This
entitled a citizen...
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through coercion or
threats of
force to
support position.
Argumentum ad
populum (appeal to
widespread belief,
bandwagon argument,
appeal to the majority...
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Second Vatican Council did not
require priests to
celebrate M****
versus populum, that is,
facing the congregation. This way of
celebrating M****, he said...
- ergo te, Domine: ut nos
famulos tuos,
omnemque clerum, et
devotissimum populum: una ****
beatissimo Papa
nostro N. et
Antistite nostro N.
quiete temporum...
