Baralipton
In Aristotelian logic, Baralipton is a mnemonic word used to identify a form of syllogism. Specifically, the first two propositions are universal affirmative, and the third particular affirmative -- hence BARALIPTON. The argument is also in the First Figure, and therefore would be found in the first portion of the full mnemonic poem.
Generally stated:
For example,
In traditional Aristotelian logic, Baralipton is just a weakened form of Barbara.
According to modern logic, Baralipton commits the existential fallacy.
