Hello, folks.
I would like a bit of help in finding examples within the Latin corpus, of the adverb iūgiter rendering a particular sense. Can any of you think of, or find an instance in which iūgiter may be translated as "immediately", or "instantly"? That sense has been advanced here: https://www.dizionario-latino.com/dizionario-latino-italiano.php?parola=iūgĭtĕr and elsewhere, but seems vaguely suspect to me. I have searched, but cannot find an instance of such a usage. If you can think of any, please provide me with a reference for that. Thanks.
I would like a bit of help in finding examples within the Latin corpus, of the adverb iūgiter rendering a particular sense. Can any of you think of, or find an instance in which iūgiter may be translated as "immediately", or "instantly"? That sense has been advanced here: https://www.dizionario-latino.com/dizionario-latino-italiano.php?parola=iūgĭtĕr and elsewhere, but seems vaguely suspect to me. I have searched, but cannot find an instance of such a usage. If you can think of any, please provide me with a reference for that. Thanks.