Definition: Apostume in Greek was a form of writing where letters were written on parchment, used to write prayers or other religious texts. It was common among early Christian communities in ancient Rome. The word "apostule" is related to "proposition," which means "a statement made for belief." So, 'apostume' can be considered the act of writing a statement for a group of people and then confirming it with others through their responses.
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what should be said.