"selfsame spot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means the exact same location or place. It can be used to emphasize repetition or consistency. Example: After searching for hours, I finally found my lost ring in the selfsame spot where I had dropped it earlier.
He'd have been in his open-air workshop — I called but he gave me no answer — the selfsame spot where Jesus stood when he came from Capernaum to teach in synagogue, and townsfolk tried to throw him from the rocks.
And that brilliant editor himself hits the selfsame spot, announcing last week that "our new products [a variety of paid-for niche apps] are not achieving the business success we expected, even though they are journalistic sensations".
He'd have been in his open-air workshop—_ I called but he gave me no answer the selfsame spot where Jesus stood when he came from Capernaumto teach in synagogue, and townsfolk triedto throw him from the rocks.
Gassendi understands this reasoning as one person's inference from his or her indubitable recognition of cognitive activity, to the claim that he or she exists as the selfsame seat of such activity.
Exactly thus — by moonlight — is how, in one of my own stories, Aunt Fini imagines the young Ambros crossing the selfsame lake, although, as she makes a point of saying, this can scarcely have been the case in reality.
Now, at the point when technology can prevent such destruction, that selfsame technology is being removed from the few remaining pits.
You can regard these pictures with the selfsame certainty.
But we often don't recognise ourselves as part of that selfsame heaving mass.
So every day is in fact the selfsame evening and morning.
Not so long ago he worked for and praised that selfsame president.
It is for the selfsame reason that I brought Sammy Davis, Jr., Jr., with us.
