. . . . . . . . . . . "Ioc\u012B (pronounced [\u02C8j\u0254ki\u02D0]) is a Latin word which can be translated as \"humor\". The most important use of ioc\u012B in terms of rhetoric was Cicero's use of it in De Oratore. It is not exactly a joke or humor used in a rhetorical way, but a blanket term for the various ways to use humor when making an argument."@en . . . . . . "4804"^^ . . . . . . . . . . "Ioci"@en . . . "Ioc\u012B (pronounced [\u02C8j\u0254ki\u02D0]) is a Latin word which can be translated as \"humor\". The most important use of ioc\u012B in terms of rhetoric was Cicero's use of it in De Oratore. It is not exactly a joke or humor used in a rhetorical way, but a blanket term for the various ways to use humor when making an argument."@en . . . . . . "922318489"^^ . . . . "40856878"^^ . .