use of vice versa

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>"Srila Sarasvati Thakura sometimes published his own articles in

>Bhakti Sudhakara Prabhu's name, and vice versa."

>

>Does "vice versa" here make it clear that Bhakti Sudhakara Prabhu

>sometimes published his own articles in Srila Sarasvati Thakura's

>name?

 

Pretty much.

 

If you want to get nit-picky, though, the sentence is not entirely

well formed. The reverse of

 

Srila Sarasvati Thakura sometimes published his own articles

in Bhakti Sudhakara Prabhu's name, . . .

 

would be:

 

Bhakti Sudhara Prabhu's name sometimes published his own

articles. . .

 

To get around that, do it this way:

 

Srila Sarasvati Thakura sometimes published his own articles

in the name of Bhakti Sudhakara Prabhu,and vice versa.