vide
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vi·de | \ ˈvī-dē 
, ˈvē-ˌdā \
, ˈvē-ˌdā \Definition of vide
: see —used to direct a reader to another item, book, passage, etc.Andrew Rutherford … in The Literature of War believes that we must live with war's unavoidable presence in this [20th] century. To live with that we need, he says, the ideal (vide Plato's Republic) which the soldier, at any rate, with his attributes of heroism, stoicism and fidelity replicates.— Jon Silkin
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The first known use of vide was in 1552
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