In logic and philosophy, referring to the same thing or entity, from the Latin accusative singular form.
From Latin eundem, accusative of idem 'the same'; used in philosophical texts, especially in discussions of identity and sameness.
This tiny Latin word has caused enormous philosophical problems—philosophers have spent centuries debating what it means for something to be 'eundem' (the same) over time.
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