vide infra

[ wee-de in-frah; English vahy-dee in-fruh, vee- ]

Latin.

1. see below (used especially to refer a reader to parts of a text).

Example Sentences

But the rôle of the "Eye of Re" was due primarily to her association with the moon (vide infra, p. 56).

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The number four has a peculiar mystical significance (vide infra, p. 206) and is especially associated with the Sun-god Horus.

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(Some copies, vide infra, have the date 1612, but the difference is in the last figure alone).

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The earlier work, notably that of L. Brieger, chiefly concerned ptomaines (vide infra), but no great advance resulted.

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(vide infra, p. 332), will not the matter begin to wear a different aspect?

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