Celeriter, vt spero, vos videbo. Cic.I will be with you shortely and see you, as I trust. Auaritia vide quid facit. Ter. See what couetousnesse is able to do.Vide vt incedit. Pla. See how he treadeth it, or how he ietteth. Fient, me vide. Te. They shal be done, trust to me, I warrant you. Videre, pro præuidere. Omnia credo vidisti, nihil te fefellit. Cic.Thou by likelihode didst forefee and perceine all, &c.Videre animo, Cic.To foresee in his minde.Videre futura & diuinare.Cic.To foresee, &c.Ventura videre.Virg. Videre in futurum. Liu. Videre. Ter. To regarde: to consider: to see to: to passe for: to prouide for.Nihil vident, nisi quod lubet. Tere. They care or passe for nothing, but that pleaseth themselues.Rectè ego mihi vidissem. Ter. I would haue prouided wel ynough for my selfe.In clamando video eum esse bene robustum arque exercitarum.Cic.I perceiue. &c.Tu pro tua prudentia, quid optimum factu sit, videbis.Cicer.You attording to your wildome, shall foresee & consider, &c.Tu ista omnia vide & guberna.Cic.Valebis meáque negotia videbis.Cic.And see to my affaires.Sed id quoquc videbimus.Cic.But we will regard and see to that also.Posterius ista videbimus.Cic.We will consider and take aduisement of this hereafter.Videre & consyderare. Ci. Videre & intelligere. Cic.De summo bono mox videbimus. Cice. Videre alicui pran dium.Cicer.To prouide and see that ones dinner be readie. Vide, pro caue Hoc vide: in mea vita tu tibi laudem is quæsitum scelus. Ter. Take heede of this, &c.Vide ne malis dici verius possit. Ci. Se or take hede, that, &c.Vide quæso etiam atque etiam, ne illarum minuatur authoritas Cic.Take heede I pray you moste earnestly, that, &c.Vide quantum fallâre.Cic.Videat quid de illis respondeat.Cic.Let him take good heede what, &c.Vide quid agas. Ter. Take good heede what thou doest.Vide vt satis modò contemplata sis.Cic.Take heede, & consider that, &c. Ego istuc videro. Te. I wil prouide for, or see to this matter.Ego istæc rectè vt fiant, videro, Ter.Postea videro, Ci.I will take aduisement of this hereafter.De reliquo videro. C. I wil prouide for that which remaines.Viderit Epicurus de hac re. Ci. Let Epicure aunswere for this if he will: I referce you to Epicure for this.Viderint ista officia viri boni, de me ista conlyderent.Cic.De capitone pòst viderimus: Ci.As touching Capito, we will take aduisement hereafter.Quid concupiscas, tu videris.Cic.Take you good heede, &c. Videbitur, Impersonale.Plaut.They will see vnto it, or prouide, for it.Videndum est ne obsit benignitas.Cicer.We must take good heede, &c.Omnes videntur scire.Plaut.It seemeth all men doe know.Vidêre verum dicere. Ter. You seeme to say true.Bene meriturus mihi vidêris de tuis ciuibus. Ci. Me thinketh you shall doe a great pleasure to, &c. Meminisse videor fieri. Plau. Me thinketh I remember such a thing to be don.In rege Ariobarzane ea mihi signa videor virtutis, ingenij, fidei beneuolentiæq; erga vos perspexisse. Cicero. Me thinketh I see in King Ariobar; anes; &c.Tum den ique mihi videbor restitutus, si illa erit nobis restituta.Cic.Then at the length, and neuer before I shal seeme to my self to be restored. &c.Videre videor iam diem illum, quum hinc egens Profugiet aliquò militatum. Tere. Mee thinketh I foresee the day when he, &c.Videre mihi videor tantam dimicationem, &c.Cic.Videor vultus mente videre tuos.Ouid.Videor mihi perspicere ipsius animum propensum ad salutem tuam.Cic.Videtur ita mihi.Plaut.So me thinketh: so it seemeth to me.-mihi Sic hoc videtur, quod te absente hic filius Egit, &c, Teren.My opinion or iudgement in the matter is this, &c.Tibi itav ideiurtar ego nõ posse arbitror. Te You think so, &c.Facies me, si tibi videtur, certiorem. Cice. If you chiuke good, you shat certifie me.Quibus tibi videbitur, velim des literas nomine meo. Cice. I would you shoulde send letters in my name to suche as you shall thinke good.Ad hæc præsidia disponerent, quibus locis vidcretur.Liui.In snch places as they thought meeie.Magnopere videtur.Cic.I am earnestly of this opinion. Audire vocem visa sum ante ædes modò. Plaur. Me thought I heard, &c.Id mihi visus est dicere, Abi citò, & suspende te. Te. It seemed to me he saide, &c.Visus sum mibi cum Galba ambulare. Cicero. Me thought I walked with, &c.Commodi ssimum mihi. Plancoq, visum est, vti eo. Ci. Plancus and I thought it very good, &c.Facies tamen quod tibi visum fuerit Brutus ad Cice.Yet you shal doe as you shall thinke good.Cælitibus nõ ita visÛ est. Ou. It pleased not god so to haue it.Dijs aliter visum. Vir. Visum est faciendum quoquo modo res se haberer, certiorÊ vos facere. Seruios ad Ci. I thought it good, or I thought it my parte to aduertise you, howsoeuer the matter went.Visum est vt te facerem certiorem. Cælius ad Cice. I thought good to certisie you. Pyrrhoni omnino visa sunt pro nihilo. Ci. Pyrrho esteemed them as nothing, or made small accompt of them. Penè videre est. Propemodum videri potest. Horat. A man may almoste see.Videre licet plerosq; non tam natura liberales, qum quodã gloria ductos.Cic.A man may the most parte, &c. Vidén, pro vidésne. Tere. Doest thou not see: Vide sis, pro vide si vis. Pers.