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Vulgus is a
vertically scrolling shooter video game
developed and
published by
Capcom in ****an in 1984 and
released in
North America by SNK the same year...
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Calendar Calendar reform Holocene Era List of
calendars From the
Latin word
vulgus, the
common people – to
contrast it with the
regnal year
system of dating...
- "mob"
meaning the
common rabble that
arose from the
Latin phrase mobile vulgus ("the
fickle crowd") in the 1680s
during disputes over the
United Kingdom's...
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honours i.e., to rise to a high
position overcoming hardships. ad
captandum vulgus to
captivate the mob i.e., to
appeal to the m****es.
Often said of or used...
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vulgus (Latin, "to
ensnare the vulgar" or "to
captivate the m****es"); the
shorter and
longer versions of the
phrase are synonymous. The word "
vulgus"...
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International ****an JP
Marble Madness 1990
Altron JP NBA 1989 LJN NA Neo
Vulgus 1988
Capcom JP New Kids on the
Block 1991
Parker Brothers NA
Parody World:...
- devotional, devout, devolve, devow, votary, vote, votive, vow vulg-
crowd Latin vulgus divulge, vulgarity,
vulgate vulner-
wound Latin vulnus,
vulneris vulnerable...
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medal game
Little League (1983). It
released its
first arcade video game,
Vulgus (May 1984).
Starting with the
arcade hit 1942 (1984), they
began designing...
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pejorative for majoritarianism, it is akin to the
Latin phrase mobile vulgus meaning "the
fickle crowd", from
which the
English term "mob" was originally...
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marginalised them from
political power, the
lower classes (the
plebeium vulgus or cives) were a
problem for
Christian authorities as late as 836. The Translatio...
