Passim is used as a shorthand marker to indicate that a topic, reference, or discussion appears repeatedly throughout a work rather than being confined to a single passage. It directs readers to various, dispersed mentions without listing each one separately, thereby streamlining navigational and interpretive tasks. This technique can be found in diverse writings—from historical narratives and geographical treatises [1], to religious histories [2] and legal commentaries [3]—as well as in works of literary critique, where authors rely on passim to signal that the reader should search broadly throughout the text for recurring themes [4].