loc. cit.

English

Etymology

Abbreviation of Latin loco citato (“in the place cited”).

Adverb

loc. cit. (not comparable)

1. In the work (of the author specified) previously cited.
   • 1988, Clive Walker, The Prevention of Terrorism in British Law, Manchester University Press, →ISBN, page 132:

     See Greer, (1973), loc. cit., 206.

Translations

in the work previously cited

• German: a. a. O. (de)

See also

• ibid.
• op. cit.