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The art of saying it so well that facts become optional.
means The skill of formal, persuasive public speaking, crafted to move and convince an audience.
from From Latin orare, to speak or plead, via orator — one who pleads a case before listeners, often in court or forum.
Roman trainingCicero called it the soul of leadership.
Double meaningAlso names a small private chapel for prayer.
Three appealsAristotle's ethos, pathos, logos still rule.