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Aliter

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ALITER, otherwise. This term is frequently used to point out a difference between two decisions; as, a point of law has been decided in a particular way, in such a case, aliter in another case.


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The totaliter aliter or Wholly Other mixed with the familiar.
In the passage to which this tercet alludes, Virgil compares the activity of busy bees with the labor of the cyclops: "Non aliter, si parva licet componere magnis" (Not otherwise, if it is allowed to compare small things with great) (Georgics 4.
Alexander ille superbissimus bello Europae Asiam haud aliter coniungere potuir.
 
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