V. G.—Vicar-General.

v. g.—_Verbi gratiâ_, as for example.

VI.—Six or sixth.

VII.—Seven or seventh.

VIII.—Eight or eighth.

Vice. Pres. or V. P.—Vice-President.

Visc.—Viscount.

viz. or vl.—_Videlicit_, to wit; namely; that is to say.

Vo.—_Verso_, left-hand page.

Vol.—Volume.

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