You need to use e. g. In your example because the list is not complete e. g. Exempli gratia - for example i. e.

Videlicet - that is sc. Scilicet - namely (see viz) in contradistinction to i. e. It is similarly unnecessary to follow an eg list with etc, as eg already implies an incomplete list, and either eg or etc should be used. This blog entry points out a nice distinction between the two:.