Synderesis their opposites as evils to be avoided. Synderesis is the capacity not only to apprehend the first principles, but also to judge every step of the practical discourse in the light of those principles. But, as an intellectual disposition concerned with knowledge of the first principles of action, synderesis provides only the universal premise of the practical syllogism. Every human "action", however, is singular, contingent and takes place in particular circumstances. To complete the practical discourse and reach a conclusion regarding what has to be done "hic et nunc" [here and now] and what means are to be used, other
Latin obscenity Classical Latin, and the "nomen agentis" "futūtor", which corresponds to the English epithet "fucker", but lacking the derogatory tone of the English word. The god Priapus says in one poem ("Priapeia" 63): It is also used metaphorically in Catullus 6, which speaks of "latera ecfutūta", funds exhausted, literally "fucked away". "Futuō", unlike the English word "fuck", was more frequently used in erotic and celebratory senses rather than derogatory ones or insults. A woman of Pompeii wrote the graffito "fututa sum hic" ("I got laid here") and prostitutes, canny at marketing, appear to have written other graffiti complimenting their customers for