passim

Meanings

1. 1
   adv

   in many places throughout a cited work, used after a page or section reference

   The editor discusses the disputed attribution on pages 42–47 and passim.

Borrowed directly from Latin passim, 'here and there, in all directions, everywhere.' English preserves the Latin form chiefly as a scholarly citation term.

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