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Passim

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[Latin, Everywhere.] A term frequently used to indicate a general reference to a book or legal authority.



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On Tolkien's use of philology see Shippey, Road passim.
"In the hilt is fame": resonances of medieval swords and sword-lore ... by McDonald, R. Andrew / Mythlore
5 and passim unpublished paper presented at the International Studies Association Conference, 17-20 March 2004, available online at the American Political Science Association's PROL [Political Research On Line] site.
Imperial democratization: Rhetoric and reality by Perry, Glenn E. / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)
Marais, "Armesorg aan die Kaap onder die Kompanjie, 1652-1795," Archives Year Book of South African History (Pretoria, 1943), 6: passim.
Illegitimacy and family formation in colonial Cape Town, to c. 1850 by Malherbe, Vertrees C. / Journal of Social History
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