Read full poem →there were four Francis Beaumonts of this family, all living in
1615, and of these, three were poets, viz. the master of the
Charter-house, the dramatic writer, and one who was a Jesuit
Dictionary Entry
Videlicet: namely, to wit, that is to say, specifically, as an illustration.
Origin
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Common Phrases
. vizviz categoriesviz groupsviz statesviz typesviz factorsviz follows
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Poetry examples for “viz”
Excerpts from the ReadingWillow English Library collection.
Read full poem →“ been at great expence in order to represent it publicly
“ at Christmas.” About twelve years afterwards, viz,
in 13C)0, the parish-clerks of Condon are said to have
Read full poem →in another place he says — “ But the principal man
“ in this profession (of poetry) at the same time (viz.
“ Edward VI.) was Maister Edward Ferrvs, a man
Read full poem →(viz. unhorsing them and that you owe him your duty
Read full poem →Erymotoey divides words into nine classes, parts of
speech, viz:— Nouns, Pronouns, Adjectives, Verbs,
Adverbs, Prepositions, Participles, Conjunctions and
Read full poem →original; nor is it complicated. I can express it in fifteen words,
by quoting The Eternal Question And Immortal Answer of burlesk, viz.
“Would you hit a woman with a child?--No, I’d hit her with a brick.”
Read full poem →Of the copies collated for this edition, three are in the Bodleian,
viz.:--
Read full poem →[8] In the whole of Books I-III there is only one feminine ending, viz.
in II. ix. 47. In Books IV-VI such endings abound.
Read full poem →tangible evidence of this statement, we are simply referred to the
following passages in that poem, viz. the mention of 'Tityus (588); of
Fortune the debonaire (623); Fortune the monster (627); Fortune's
Read full poem →find that he almost invariably employs, in such a position, such light
syllables as these; viz. _-e_ before a consonant, and _-ed_, _-el_, _-en_,
_-er_, _-es_, often before a vowel. This is a matter which requires a good