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It originated from a holy man, the monk Alcuin, who advised Charlemagne, 'nec audiendi qui solent dicere, vox populi, vox Dei, quum tumultuositas vulgi semper insaniae proxima sit,' meaning, And those people should not be listened to who keep on saying, 'The voice of the people is the voice of God,' since the riotousness of the crowd is always very close to madness.
'Vox populi vox Dei, au revoir'!
reque conperta, iubetur Mauortius, tuncpraefectuspraetorio, uir sublimis constantiae, crimen acri inquisitione spectare, iuncto ad audiendi societatem Vrsulo (largitionum comite) seueritatis itidem non inprobandae.
Arbitrariedad y administracion de Justicia en las Res Gestae de amiano Marcelino
dicit ipse, aliquo modo innuendum esse praeceptum audiendi sacrum gravius esse quam praeceptum abstinendi ab opere>> (Communicationes 35 [2003] 122).
Univocidad del precepto dominical y <> del descanso del trabajo
lt;<Sicut in illis ubi Nilus ab illa, quae Catapulta nominatur, praecipitat ex altissimis montibus, ea gens, quae illum locum accolit, propter magnitudinem sonitus sensu audiendi caret>> [Cic.
Cartographic Dante
65v: "Et quoniam stoici magnum quiddam in philosophia mihi profiteri visi sunt, ii primi quid sentiant, audiendi sint, qui sequentes communis notiones bonum utilitatem esse definiunt, aut non aliud ab utilitate.
Patrician sages and the humanist cynic: Francesco Filelfo and the ethics of world citizenship
Es muy significativo el grabado de portada de Lo somni de Johan Johan de Jaume Gazull (Valencia, 1497), donde se ve al profesor universitario en el aula, y una filacteria que sale de su boca con la leyenda qui habet aures audiendi audiat, mientras los alumnos y el profesor miran a sus libros [ver Ilustracion no.
La educacion en la Europa altomedieval cristiana: nueve reflexiones, con alguna polemica
37, 186, 61-3: "nec enim assuetudine audiendi contrarium, nec ex aliquibus rationibus sophisticis potest aliquis induci ad credendum illud quod videt album non esse album.
Siger and the skeptic
57A): Nec audiendi sunt qui dicunt hominem in corpore Dei imaginem habere.
Souci orthographique et etymologie au moyen age: le de nota aspirationis et le de diphthongis du grammairien apuleius
One suspects that ultimately it all comes down to 'Qui aures habet audiendi, audiat.
The Powers of the Holy: Religion, Politics and Gender in Late Medieval English Culture
QHVSB (replaced in VSB immediately before audiendi; H has audiendi sunt); 55 parantur QGVSB; 88 cum evitare [QGH.
THE MANUSCRIPTS AND TEXT OF CICERO'S LA ELIUS DE AMICITIA(1)
In his De arte audiendi confessiones he admonishes that no one should be treated harshly, no matter what the penitent confesses.
The 'summae confessorum' on the integrity of confession as prolegomena for Luther and Trent
The answer to this dichotomy can be found in Plutarch's De audiendis poetis, an argument reprised from Kirichenko 2007, where Plutarch allows for a much wider set of literature to be useful for the philosopher.
Kirichenko, A., A Comedy of Storytelling, Theatricality and Narrative in Apuleius' Golden Ass

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