«RATIO SUASORIA» İLE İLİŞKİLİ LEHÇE KİTAPLAR
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Dictionary of Latin Quotations, Proverbs, Maxims, and Mottos, ...
Ratio justifieo,. — "The reason which justifies." Ratio quasi qucedam lux lumenque vitce. Cic. — " Reason is, as it were, the guide and light of life." Ratio suasoria. — " The reason which persuades." Rationdbile tempus. — " A reasonable time.
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The Parliamentary Register: Or, History of the Proceedings and ...
... always made a distinction between the ratio suasoria and the ratio jujiijua. In the present case, the ratio suasoria was an obvious fallacy, and the ratio ju/iifica the worst that could possibly be urged. The noble Lord who made the motion had ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1781
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The Parliamentary Register; Or, History of the Proceedings and ...
In the present case, the ratio suasoria was an obvious fallacy, and the ratio juslifica the Worst that could possibly be urged. The noble Lord who made the motion had filled his speech with empty compliments on Sir Fletcher Norton, and after ...
Great Britain. Parliament, John Almon, John Debrett, 1781
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A Dictionary of Select and Popular Quotations: Which are in Daily ...
There is, however, no reason in the “law's delay.” Ratio et consilium propriae ducis artes. Lat. Tacitus. “The essential qualities of a general are reason and deliberation.” Ratio justifica. Lat.—“The reason which justifies.” Ratio suasoria. Lat.
David Evans Macdonnel, 1828
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Dictionary of Latin Quotations Proverbs Maximus and Mottos, ...
Ratio justifica. — " The reason which justifies." Ratio quasi qucedam lux lumenque vitce. Cic. — " Eeason is, as it were, the guide and light of life." Ratio suasoria. — " The reason which persuades." Rationab'ile tempus. — " A reasonable time.
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A Dictionary of Select and Popular Quotations, which are in Daily ...
Ratio justifica. Lat—“The reasen which justifies.” Ratio suasoria. Lat.—“The reason which persuades.”— These two phrases are used to distinguish, when a speaker is impelled by a different motive from that, by which he means to influence his ...
David Evans Macdonnel, 1818
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A Dictionary of Quotations, in Most Frequent Use, Taken Chiefly from ...
Ratio justifica. Lat.—“The reason which justifies.” Ratio suasoria. Lat.—“The reason which persuades.” —These two phrases are used to distinguish, when a speaker is impelled by a different motive from that, by which he means to influence ...
D ..... E ..... Macdonnel, 1819
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A Dictionary of Quotations .. 9th Ed., Rev. and Corr - Strona 337
Ratio et consilium propriae ducis artes. TAcITUs.— “The ... found to prevail in the end. Ratio justifica. Lat.—“The reason which justifies.” Ratio suasoria. Lat.—“The reason which persuades.” —These two phrases are used to distinguish, when a ...
David Evans Macdonnel, 1826
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A Dictionary of Quotations, in Most Frequent Use: Taken Chiefly from ...
Ratio justifica. Lat.—“The reason which justifies.” Ratio suasoria. Lat.—“The reason which persuades.” —These two phrases are used to distinguish, when a speaker is impelled by a different motive from that, by which he means to influence ...
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A dictionary of quotations, in most frequent use [by D.E. ... - Strona 15
Ratio justified. Lat. — " The reason which justifies." Ratio suasoria. Lat. — " The reason which persuades." — These two phrases are used to distinguish, when a speaker is impelled by a different motive from that, by which he means to ...
David Evans Macdonnel, 1809
