adv. [L. litterātim, f. littera letter.] Letter for letter; literally.
1643. Myst. Iniq., 36. He wrote this Copy out of his literatim.
a. 1733. R. North, Examen, I. ii. § 131 (1740), 102. The Proceedings of the Lower House, which are set forth literatim in many Prints.
1813. Ld. Erskine, Speeches, I. 329. A paper which it sets out literatim on the face of the record.
1901. Athenæum, 27 July, 119/1. This … does not profess to be an exact reproduction literatim of the text.
