uideo

Cic _Planc_ 2 'uideo ... hoc in numero neminem ... cuius non _extet_ in me summum meritum', and Cic _Diu_ I 71.

The Last Poems of Ovid

Although _uiderit_ in these passages clearly has a jussive sense, it is probably future perfect in origin, since _uidero_ 'I shall look after' is quite frequent in Terence and Cicero: see Martin on Ter _Ad_ 437 'de istoc ipse uiderit' and _OLD uideo_ 18b.

The Last Poems of Ovid

Tollite, O pueri, faces: flammeum uideo uenire. ite concinite in modum

Iunia weds with Manlius

Sed uideo te iam dudum et pondere quaestionis oneratum et rationis prolixitate fatigatum aliquam carminis exspectare dulcedinem.

The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy

Tum ego: "Fateor," inquam, "nec iniuria dici uideo uitiosos, tametsi humani corporis speciem seruent, in beluas tamen animorum qualitate mutari; sed quorum atrox scelerataque mens bonorum pernicie saeuit, id ipsum eis licere noluissem."

The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy

"Atqui uideo," inquam, "nec opibus sufficientiam nec regnis potentiam nec reuerentiam dignitatibus nec celebritatem gloria nec laetitiam uoluptatibus posse contingere."

The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy

Verum, fi hade leciionem fequamur, fe - qucntia non uideo qua ratio - ne poffint explicari.

Panegyrici veteres qvos ex codice ms. librisqve collatis recensvit ae notis integris iisqve partim ad hve ineditis Christiani Gottlibii Schwarzii et excerptis aliorvm additis etiam svis instrvxit et illvstravit Wolfgangvs Iaegervs ..

Mallem pudore, sed te, ut uideo, stupor oppressit. "

The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy