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iterum is a Latin Adverb that primarily means again.
Adverb
again, a second time
English derivatives:
iterate iterative reiterate reiteration
Adverb
Another time, again, once more. (b) !(que) ..~que, ~ atque ~, again and again, repeatedly; so rursus et ~. (c) back to (in) one's (etc.) original position, state, etc., again.
(in a definite sequence of events) For the second time (contextually, almost = twice); (esp. in ref. to the holding of magistracies). (b) (in enumerations) secondly, next. (c) iterum et saepius, etc., two or more times. (d) semel atque ~, semel ~que, time and again, repeatedly; semel aut ~, once or (at the most) twice.
Tum vos universus iterum a ego conservo res publica conclamo.Compare Then you all cried out together that the state had been again saved by me.
Venia civitas peto, civis temeritas bis iam ante eversus, incolumis futurus iterum hostis beneficium.Compare They sought pardon for their state, which had been already twice previously ruined by the rashness of its citizens, and was about to be again safe through the kindness of its enemies.
Consul iterum, ego consul, creo.Compare He was made consul for the second time, during my consulship.
Iterum tribunus plebs fio volo.Compare He wished to be made tribune of the people a second time.
Sed tamen non dubito de idem res iterum scribo.Compare Yet nevertheless, I will not hesitate to write a second time on the same subject.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "iterum (adv.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed November 21, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/iterum.
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