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'''Magister dixit''' (or ''argumentum ad verecundiam'') is a Latin phrase meaning "the teacher has said it"; same as "argument from authority" (''argumentum ab auctoritate''), also "authoritative argument" and "appeal to authority".
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'''[[Magister]] dixit''' (or ''argumentum ad verecundiam'') is a Latin phrase meaning "the teacher has said it"; same as "argument from authority" (''argumentum ab auctoritate''), also "authoritative argument" and "appeal to authority".
    
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