vice (L.), in the place of.
vice versâ (L.), the terms being exchanged.
videlicet (L.), to wit, namely; usually shortened into viz.
video meliora proboque, deteriora sequor (L.), I see the better course and approve it, I follow the worse.
vi et armis (L.), by force and arms: by main force.
vigilate et orate (L.), watch and pray.
vires acquirit eundo (L.), it gains strength as it goes.
Virgilium vidi tantum (L.), I just saw Virgil [and no more].
virginibus puerisque (L.), for maidens and boys—for the young person.
virtus post nummos (L.), virtue after money—i.e. money first.