homoeoteleuton
noun
ho·moeo·te·leu·ton
plural -s
: an occurrence in writing of the same or similar endings near together (as in neighboring clauses or lines) whether happening by chance or done for rhythmical effect
homoeoteleuton is a frequent cause of omissions in copying
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin, from Greek homoioteleuton, from neuter of homoioteleutos