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propter is a Latin Preposition that primarily means because of.
Preposition
+acc., on account of, because of
Adverb
Near, hard by, close at hand.
Preposition
Near, close to, hard by.
(in giving an explanation of a state of affairs) Owing to the fact or existence of, as a result or consequence of, in view of, because of. (b) for which reason, wherefore.
(in giving rhe motive for an action) Through being influenced by (a fact, etc.), because of, on account of. (b) (giving the reason for an opinion, attitude, etc.) on the score or ground of, because of; because. (c) through the influence of, out of (an emotion,etc.).
As a result of the actions of (a person), through the instrumentality of, on account of, because of, thanks to.
Through the instrumentality of, by means of.
Propter nostrōs animōs multī sunt līberī.Compare Because of our courage many men are free.
Propter īnsidiās enim ūnīus hominis haec cīvitās nōn valēbat.Compare In fact, on account of the treachery of one man this state was not strong.
Ipse igitur propter sui colendus iustitia sum; nam aliter iustitia non sum.Compare Justice therefore is to be cultivated for its own sake; for otherwise it would not be justice.
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Chicago (17th ed.)
Allo Contributors. "propter (prep.) - Latin Word Definition." Allo Latin Dictionary. Last modified . Accessed October 11, 2024. http://ancientlanguages.org/latin/dictionary/propter.
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