[DOC] [TLE] Latin Terms and Abbreviations - The Writing Center at UNC-Chapel ... [PAR] The abbreviation ibid. stands for the Latin word ibidem, which means in the same place. It is used in endnotes or footnotes when you cite the same source and page number(s) two or more times. ... Also, note that ibid. is capitalized when it begins a note. For example: 1. [DOC] [TLE] terminology - How does one correctly use "q.v."? - English ... [PAR] May 13, 2011 ... Compared to cf., most authors restrict its use to refer to another part of the same ... 
q.v. is a means for the author to help readers learn more at their leisure. without 
making footnotes; without distracting or boring people already... [DOC] [TLE] What do Latin abbreviations such as i.e., e.g., cf., and et al. stand for ... [PAR] q.v. (quod vide) means "which to see" and is written after term or phrase that should be looked up elsewhere in the current document. ibid. ( ibidem) means "in the same place" and is used in citations to refer to a previously listed work. cf. ( [DOC] [TLE] Abbreviations used in footnotes - English Forums [PAR] What is q.v. ? ... Also seen sometimes with a page number is n., meaning a 
footnote on that page. ... Typically the year is then given in parentheses, but the 
rest of the issue date is omitted: it's assumed that you'll be looking in library 
volumes... [DOC] [TLE] Latin Words, Phrases, and Abbreviations Commonly Used in ... [PAR] May 31, 2009 ... Footnotes help you better understand the subject matter you are reading about. ... 
in the plural, et sequentes, or its corresponding abbreviation et seqq. ff. ... quod 
vide (abbreviated to q.v.): This Latin phrase means which see... [DOC] [TLE] Cf. - Wikipedia [PAR] The abbreviation cf. derives from the Latin verb conferre, to bring together while 
in English it is commonly read as "compare". The abbreviation advises readers to 
consult other material, usually for the purpose of drawing a contrast. Many usage 
guides recommend against the common use of cf. to mean "see ... against its use 
in this sense and prefers instead that cf. be used only to mean... [DOC] [TLE] Infinite Summer  View topic - Page 3 to 63 [PAR] Q.v. Note 211 sub. I'm guessing this means I am to flip forward to Endnote 211? ... 
I recommend following through on the footnote directions as they arise even 
though it's obviously going to come up again later, because it's... [DOC] [TLE] Reddit - infinitesummer - For anyone who thinks Wallace is Too ... [PAR] I mean, how dare he expect student work to be well-written! What an asshole. It's 
not like he was policing their interpersonal speech. ... Q.v. stands for quod vide '
which see' and is used after a reference to the thing seen. ... The footnotes too. [DOC] [TLE] How does one correctly use "q.v."? - GuruLang [PAR] Compared to cf., most authors restrict its use to reference another part of the 
same work ... q.v. gives a mean to the author to help his reader learn more at his 
leasure: without making footnotes; without distracting or boring people already... [DOC] [TLE] Abbreviations used in footnotes - narkive [PAR] in book footnotes? I know Ibid. means "in the same place". What is q.v. ? ... issue 
date is omitted: it's assumed that you'll be looking in library volumes bound by... [DOC] [TLE] Abbreviations | Grammar and Punctuation - Blogs @ Millersville [PAR] In general, use abbreviations only in charts, tables, graphs, footnotes, 
bibliographies, and other places where space is at a premium. ... For example, 
NASA may mean the National Aeronautics and Space ... The space agency is 
best known to most of us by its acronym, so it makes sense to use ..... q.v. [quod 
vide, which see]. [DOC] [TLE] Behaviorism [PAR] E. As Churchland explains

Question: In footnotes, it's what "q.v." means
Answer: quod vide (which see)