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Vide infra
“See below.”
Latin phrase
Translation
What does “Vide infra” mean?
Vide infra translates as “See below.”
A note directing the reader to a later part of a text. It is used in academic and legal writing.
Origin
The story behind it
A standard Latin reference phrase, abbreviated v.i.
When to use it
How to use “Vide infra”
A handy entry for a citation guide or a lesson on footnotes.
- Latin
- Vide infra
- English
- See below.
- Source
- Latin phrase
- Era
- Modern Latin
- Theme
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