acroamatics

plural noun

ac·ro·a·mat·ics | \ ˌa-krō-ə-ˈma-tiks\

Definition of acroamatics

: acroamatic doctrines formerly ascribed to Aristotle

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The first known use of acroamatics was circa 1631

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