👉 In classical Greek philosophy and rhetoric, a "dedendum" is a noun that means "a statement or proposition." It is often used to express a person's opinion on a particular subject or idea. For example, in Plato's "The Republic," Aristotle uses the word "dedendum" to describe the idea of justice as a universal law that applies to all humans. In modern usage, "dedendum" can refer to any statement or proposition that is made by someone who has not taken the

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