cæteris paribus

English

Etymology

Used in English first by Thomas Wright in 1601.

Adverb

caeteris paribus (not comparable)

  1. Alternative spelling of ceteris paribus.
    • 1601, Thomas Wright, The passions of the minde, page Preface A 4 b:
      yet my meaning is always cæteris paribus
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