Rules for a Dictionary Catalogue / U. S. Bureau of Education Special Report on Public Libraries—Part II, Third Edition

ALPHABETICAL INDEX.

• A’, Ap. See Prefixes.
• Ä, pp. 103, 104, 107.
• Abbott, Ezra, p. 3.
• Abbreviations, §§ 156, 180, pp. 103, 107.
•  — list of, pp. 118–119.
•  — arrangement of, § 239.
• Abridgment, §§ 150–160, p. 101.
• Academies, § 56.
• Accents, § 208.
• Accessions book, pp. 126, 127, 128.
• Acts of legislative bodies, § 41.
• Adaptations. See Epitomes.
• Additions, p. 101.
• Admiralty proceedings, p. 100.
• African names, p. 109.
• Almanacs, §§ 73, 109109.
• Alphabeting, pp. 103, 106.
•  — J: Edmands’s rules for, p. 116.
• Alphabets, p. 107.
• Alternative titles, §§ 161, 205.
• Alumni. See Colleges.
• Ambiguity, p. 104.
• American, used for U.S., p. 54.
• American Library Assoc. catalog rules, p. 99.
• American reference books, p. 129.
• Analytical references, § 203; p. 14.
•  — when to be made, §§ 65, 110, 125–128, 164.
•  — arrangement of, § 248.
•  — date of, § 194.
• Annuals, § 73.
• Anonymous, defined, p. 9.
• Anonymous biographies, subject-word entry for, § 87.
• Anonymous works, §§ 2, 55, 68–72, 86 a, 87, 88 a, 170–173, p. 103.
•  — author’s name in title entry of, § 173.
•  — changed titles of, § 82, 83.
•  — forming parts of others, § 71.
•  — when considered so, p. 104.
•  — reference books for, p. 130.
• Anthologies. See Collections, form entry.
• Apocrypha, p. 100.
• Appended, § 195.
• Apprentices’ Library, N. Y., p. 3.
• Arabic numerals, §§ 117, 187, 191, pp. 103, 107.
• Arabic writers, § 19 e.
•  — transliteration of Arabic names, § 36.
• Arrangement, § 213–258, pp. 103, 106.
• Art, reference books on, p. 130.
• Articles, §§ 76, 151, 152.
•  — place of, when transposed, § 170.
•  — not noticed in arrangement, §§ 241, p. 117.
• “Articles to be inquired of,” § 47.
• Assemblies, §§ 52, 53.
• Associations, § 56.
• Asterisks, p. 105.
• Asyndetic, defined, p. 9.
• Attributed books, § 2.
• Auctioneers, § 10.
• Author defined, p. 9.
• Author entry, p. 12, §§ 1–67, 126 c.
• Author name, arrangement of works under, p. 103.
•  — when omitted, p. 104.
• Authors having the same name, how to distinguish, §§ 139, 141, p. 101.
•  — uncertain, § 2.

• Banks, § 56 c.
• Baronet, title, § 144.
• Belgian reference books, p. 130.
• Benevolent societies, § 56.
• Bible, § 68, pp. 100, 105.
•  — arrangement of titles under, § 252.
• Biblical names, p. 108.
• Bibliographies, p. 106.
• Bibliography, § 116.
• Binder’s title, p. 14.
• Biographical reference from fiction, § 87.
• Biographies, economy in entry of, § 67.
•  — anonymous, §§ 68, 87.
•  — of kings, etc., § 94.
•  — in collected works, 126 d.
•  — arrangement of, § 246, p. 106.
•  — when separated from criticisms, §§ 246, 247.
• Bishops, entry of, § 20 b.
•  — charges, § 47.
• Bodleian Library, catalog rules, p. 104.
• Book sizes, A. L. A. committee on, p. 115.
• Booksellers, § 10.
• Boston Athenæum, p. 7.
• Boston Mercantile Library, p. 7.
• Boston Public Library, p. 7.
• Botany, reference books on, p. 130.
• Brackets, §§ 165, 166, 171–173, 209, 210, pp. 102, 103, 104, 107.
• Breviaries, § 51, p. 105.
• British Museum, p. 3.
• British noblemen, § 21.
• Buildings, § 56 g.
• Bureaus. See Government publications.

• Calendars of documents, § 43.
• Canons omit forenames, § 20 b.
• Canonized persons. See Saints.
• Capes, § 29.
• Capitals, §§ 205, 206, pp. 101, 104.
•  — in German, p. 107.
• Caption, p. 14.
• Cardinals. See Eccles. dignitaries.
• Cartographers, § 8.
• Cases, oblique, in titles, § 80.
• Catalog of accessions, books ordered, missing, etc., pp. 126, 127.
• Catalog rules, Amer. Lib. Assoc., p. 99.
•  — Bodleian Library, p. 104.
•  — English Lib. Assoc., p. 103.
•  — Mr. Dewey’s, p. 107.
• Cataloging, list of books useful in, pp. 128–133.
• Catalogs, p. 105.
•  — how entered, §§ 10, 11, 39.
•  — table of different kinds of, pp. 11, 12.
• Catch-word entry, p. 13.
•  — reference, p. 14, §§ 86, 89.
• Catechisms, § 51.
• Cathedrals. See Churches.
• Centimeters, size of book in, pp. 102, 115.
• Century, not given in early books, § 185.
• Changed names, §§ 22, 60.
• Changed titles of anonymous works, §§ 82, 83.
• Charges, episcopal, § 47.
• Chrestomathies, § 16.
• Christian name. See Forename.
• Chronograms, § 187.
• Chronological arrangement of subjects, § 256.
• Church of England, p. 105.
• Churches, §§ 51, 56.
• Cities, § 40, pp. 99, 107.
•  — cross-references from, § 119.
• Civil actions, § 114, p. 100.
• Class, defined, p. 9.
•  — its relation to subject, p. 11.
• Class entry, p. 11.
• Classed catalogs, pp. 11, 12.
• Classes of citizens, § 55.
•  — of persons, cross-refs. from, § 119.
• Classical names, §§ 36, 226, p. 108.
• Classification, pp. 3, 9–12, § 118.
• Collections, §§ 59, 68, p. 104.
•  — arrangement of, § 149.
•  — form entry for, § 122.
•  — subject entry for, § 92.
•  — of an author’s works, arrangement of, p. 106.
• Collective titles, § 59 c.
• Collectors, § 59.
• College societies, § 56.
• Colleges, § 56.
• Colon names, p. 122.
• Colophon, § 184.
• Columbia College catalog rules, p. 107.
• Commentaries, §§ 12, 60, pp. 99, 105;
•  — arrangement of, p. 106.
• Commentators, pp. 103, 105.
• Comments, § 115.
• Committees and commissions, § 54.
• Compilers. See Editors.
• Composers of music, § 9, p. 105.
• Compound entries. §§ 106, 107.
• Compound names, §§ 23, 60, 106, 107, 227–232, pp. 101, 105.
• Compound subject-names, inversion of, § 107.
• Compound words, arrangement of, § 232.
• Concordances, § 17, p. 106.
• Conferences, § 52.
• Confessions of faith, § 51.
• Congress, § 41.
• Congresses, §§ 49, 60.
• Contents, §§ 198–200, p. 102.
•  — arrangement of, § 253.
• Continuations, §§ 13, 60.
•  — denoted by dashes, p. 103.
• Contractions. See Elisions.
• Conventions, §§ 52, 60.
• Coöperation committee, A. L. A., p. 99.
• Copyright, date of, p. 102.
• Corporate entry, §§ 39–56, p. 99.
• Corporations, entered under name or place, § 56.
• Correspondence, writers of a, § 3.
• Councils, ecclesiastical, §§ 53, 60.
• Countries, p. 99.
•  — as joint authors, § 3.
•  — cross refs. from, § 119.
•  — arrangement under, § 250–252, 258.
• Country and person, choice between, § 94.
• Country and event, § 95.
• Country and subject, § 96, 97.
• Courtesy titles. See Titles of honor.
• Courts, § 40.
• Creeds, § 51.
• Criminal trials, p. 100.
• Criticisms of anon. works, § 72.
• Criticisms, when to be separated from biographies, §§ 240, 246, 247.
• Cross reference, p. 14, §§ 117, 119, 257.
• Cyclopædias. See Encyclopædias.

• D’, de, § 24, p. 105.
• Daily, § 78.
• Danish names, § 36.
• Danish reference books, p. 130.
• Dashes, § 146, pp. 102, 103, 105, 118.
• Date of publication, §§ 184–194, p. 102.
• Dates in title, § 154.
• Days, abbreviations for names of, p. 125.
• De, de la, § 24, p. 105.
• Debate, participants in a, § 3.
• Defender of a thesis, §§ 5, 60, pp. 104, 105.
• Definitions of terms, pp. 8–15.
• Denominations, religious, § 51.
• Des, § 24, p. 105.
• Designers, §§ 7, 8, 60.
• Dewey, Melvil, his catalog rules, p. 107.
• Dialects, p. 107.
• Dictionaries, § 124.
• Dictionary catalog defined, p. 12.
• Dictionary and systematic catalogs, § 118.
• Digests of laws, § 42.
• Dignitaries, §§ 19, 20, p. 100.
• Directories, § 63.
• Dissertations. See Theses.
• Distinctive epithets, language of, § 143.
• Divisions, under headings, §§ 255, 256, 258.
• Documents, calendars of, § 43.
• Dots, omissions indicated by, pp. 101, 104.
• Double entry, under subjects §§ 93–96, 108.
• Double title pages, § 91.
• Drama, §§ 84, 122.
• Du, § 24, p. 105.
• Duplicate list, p. 126.
• Dutch names, § 36.
• Dutch reference books, p. 130.
• Dziatzko, K: § 5.

• East Indian names, § 19 e, p. 108.
• Ecclesiastical councils, §§ 53, 60.
• Ecclesiastical dignitaries, §§ 20 b, 60, p. 100.
• Ecclesiastical districts, § 40.
• Economies in author entry, § 62–67.
•  — in subject entry, §§ 94, 96, 97, 108, 110–112, 118, 260.
• Editions, §§ 159, 176, 177, p. 102.
•  — arrangement of, §§ 242, 243, 260, p. 106.
•  — language of, p. 107.
• Editors, §§ 18, 137, pp. 9, 99, 103, 104, 105.
•  — of periodicals, § 59 a.
• Elisions, § 239.
• Edmands, J:, rules for alphabeting, p. 116.
• Egyptian names, p. 108.
• Encyclopædias, p. 13, § 124.
• English, use of capitals in, p. 101.
• English reference books, p. 130.
• Engravings, §§ 7, 8, 60.
• Entry, defined, p. 12.
•  — where to enter, §§ 1–128.
•  — how to enter, §§ 129–261.
• Episcopal charges, § 47.
• Epitomes, § 14.
• Eschatology, § 117.
• Essays, § 126 d.
• Evening, § 78.
• Events, § 95.
• Exact copying, § 165, p. 101.
• Excerpts, § 16.
• Extracts, §§ 74, 240.

• False dates, § 188.
• False place of publication, § 188.
• Family names. See Surnames.
• Fiction, §§ 75, 122.
•  — subject entry under, § 87.
• Firms, § 56 c.
• First word, what it is, §§ 76–79.
•  — entry, §§ 75–80, pp. 12, 99.
•  — reference, p. 14, §§ 84, 85.
• First words of a title to be retained, §§ 134, 162.
• Foreign languages, transliteration in, p. 102.
•  — rules for capitals in, § 205, p. 102.
• Foreign names, §§ 23 b, c, 24, p. 105, 109.
• Foreign phrases as titles, § 77.
• Forenames, §§ 19, 130, 139–141, 155, 215, 216, 219–223.
•  — abbreviations of, p. 119.
•  — arrangement of, p. 118.
•  — in parentheses, p. 104.
•  — persons known by, p. 104.
• Form, p. 13.
• Form, typographical. See Size.
• Form entry, p. 13, §§ 122–124.
•  — classification by, p. 10.
• Forts, § 26.
• Fragments, p. 106.
• French reference books, p. 131.
• Friars, §§ 19 c, 60, pp. 100, 104.
• Friends, Society of, reference books for, p. 133.
• Full, defined, p. 7.
• Future life, § 117.

• Galleries, § 56.
• Gazetteers, § 63.
• Geography, reference books on, p. 131.
• German names, § 36.
• German reference books, p. 131.
• Government publications, §§ 41, 44–46, 251.
•  — references from, § 89.
• Governors’ messages, § 46.
• Grammars, § 124, p. 107.
• Greek and Roman reference books, p. 132.
• Greek names, §§ 36, 226, p. 108.
•  — of deities, § 100.
• Grouping of subject-headings, §§ 255, 256.
• Guilds, § 56.

• Half-titles, p. 14.
• Harris, W: T., p. 3.
• Harvard College Library, p. 3.
• Heading reference, p. 14.
• Headings, defined, p. 13.
•  — abbreviations of, p. 123.
•  — arrangement of, §§ 214–239.
•  — compound, p. 106.
•  — style of, §§ 130–147.
•  — after See or In, type for, § 147.
• Hebrew names, p. 108.
•  — reference books, p. 132.
•  — words, transliteration, pp. 108, 113.
•  — writers, § 19 c.
• Heilprin, M., p. 111.
• Historical fiction, subject entry for, § 84.
• Historical grouping of titles under countries, § 258 (end of note).
• Historical societies, § 56.
• Homonyms, §§ 105, 254.
• Hungarian names, §§ 36, 219.
• Huon de Bordeaux, § 261.
• Hymns, § 109.
• Hyphened words, § 233, p. 117.

• Illustrations, p. 102.
• Imprints, pp. 13, 102, §§ 178–197.
•  — abbreviations of, p. 123.
•  — object in giving, p. 102.
•  — order of, pp. 103, 104.
• Incomplete names, arrangement of, § 235.
• Incunabula, § 261.
•  — reference books for, p. 132.
• Indention, § 146.
• Indexes, §§ 13, 60, 124, pp. 106, 107.
• Indian names, p. 109.
• Individual subjects, p. 11.
• Individual works of an author, arrangement of, p. 104.
• Initials, entry under, §§ 57, 60, pp. 99, 104.
•  — for forenames, § 139.
•  — for subject heading, § 158.
•  — arrangement of, pp. 117, 118.
• Inscription, single, § 69.
• Interrogation marks, p. 103.
• Introductions, § 60 (13–16).
• Inversion of subject names, § 107.
• Italian reference books, p. 132.
• Italics, §§ 131, 174, 211, 212.

• Jewett, C. C., p. 3.
• Jewish. See Hebrew.
• Joint authors, §§ 3, 4, 60, 127, 240, p. 100.
•  — arrangement of works by, § 240.
• Journals, of legislative bodies, § 41.
•  — of conventions, § 52.
•  — of societies, § 56.

• Kings, works written by, §§ 40, 44.
•  — works about, § 94.
• Knighthood, orders of, §§ 51, 56.
• Koran, p. 100.

• L’, la, entry of § 24 a.
• Lakes, § 26.
• Lady, as title, § 142.
• Lane, W: C., p. 111.
• Language, classification by, p. 9.
•  — of a catalog, § 204.
•  — of a book, to be stated in the title, §§ 167, 168, p. 102.
•  — of subject names, § 100.
•  — reference books for, p. 132.
• Lanman, C. R., p. 111.
• Latin appellatives, § 144.
• Latin names, §§ 25, 27², 60, 226.
•  — of Greek deities, § 100.
• Latinized form of Greek names, § 36.
• Law, reference books for, p. 132.
• Laws, §§ 41, 42.
•  — digests of, § 42.
• Le, entry of, § 24 a.
• Leonardus de Utino, § 261.
• Lexicons. See Dictionaries.
• Libraries, § 56 d.
• Library Assoc. of the United Kingdom, catalog rules, p. 103.
• Library catalogs, p. 105.
• Library school catalog rules, p. 107.
• Literary form, p. 13.
• Literary history, § 116.
• Liturgies, § 51, pp. 103, 105.
• Lord, as title, § 144.

• M’, Mc., etc., § 217.
• Manifestoes, § 51.
• Maps, p. 102.
•  — authors of, § 8.
•  — how to identify, § 197.
•  — mentioned in imprint, § 178.
•  — measurement of, § 197.
• Married women, §§ 20 c, 60, p. 100.
•  — titles of, § 142.
• Masonic dates, § 186.
• Mediæval works, § 68.
• Medicine, reference books for, p. 132.
• Medium, defined, p. 7.
• Memoirs of societies, §§ 56, 73.
•  — their subject entry, § 92.
• Mercantile library associations, § 56.
• Messages, Presidents’ or governors’, § 46.
• Middle ages, reference books for, p. 132.
• Military noblemen, § 21².
• Minutes of legislative bodies, § 41.
•  — of conventions, § 52.
• Missals, § 51, p. 105.
• Missing-book list, pp. 126, 127.
• Months, abbreviations or names of, p. 125.
• Morning, § 78.
• Mottoes, § 162, p. 99.
• Mountains, § 26.
• Museums, § 56.
• Musical works, § 9, p. 105.
• Musicians, reference books for, p. 133.

• Name, under what part of, to enter, §§ 19–26.
•  — under what form of, to enter, §§ 27–38.
•  — entry under parts of, §§ 57, 60.
• Names, assumed, § 135.
•  — changed, § 22.
•  — foreign, §§ 23 b, c, 24.
•  — local, as headings, § 39.
•  — naturalized, § 24 d.
•  — personal, §§ 3–38.
•  — to be given in full in headings, p. 101.
•  — of subjects, §§ 99–111.
•  — variety of spelling in, §§ 30, 31.
•  — transliteration of. See Transliteration.
• Naturalized names, § 24 d.
• New, place of word in arranging, p. 117.
• Newspapers, §§ 73, 78.
• Nichols, Th., p. 3.
• Noblemen, §§ 21, 60, p. 100.
• Notes, § 201, p. 102.
•  — abbreviations of, p. 123.
• Novels. See Fiction.
• Numbers. See Numerals.
• Numerals, § 157, p. 118.
•  — arranged as if written out, § 238.
•  — at the beginning of titles, § 78.
•  — initial, disregarded in arrangement, § 244.

• O’, § 24.
• Objects of a dictionary catalog, p. 8.
• Oblique cases in titles, § 80.
• Official writings, entry of, § 44.
• Omissions. See Abridgment.
• Order of the parts of an entry, § 207.
•  — of the parts of an imprint, § 178.
•  — of place and date in imprint, § 191.
•  — of the title to be preserved, § 148.
• Order list, pp. 126, 127.
• Orders, military and religious, §§ 51, 56.
• Oriental authors, §§ 19 e, 60, pp. 100, 104.
•  — names, p. 109.

• Pages, number of, §§ 178, 194, p. 102.
• Pamphlets, p. 126.
• Parentheses, §§ 176, 209, 210, pp. 104, 107.
• Parliament, § 41.
• Parties, political, § 51.
• Patronymic phrases, § 144.
• Periodical list, p. 126.
• Periodicals, § 73, pp. 99, 104.
• Periods in history, § 95.
• Perkins, F: B., p. 3, § 63.
• Person and country, choice between, for subject entry, § 94.
• Personal name, §§ 3–38.
• Persons and places, relative position in arrangement, p. 103.
• Phrases, used as subject entry, §§ 93, 106.
• Place, entry of that part of a body which belongs to a, § 51.
• Place and date, position of, p. 107.
• Place of publication, §§ 179, 182, 184, 188, 189, p. 102.
• Place of publication, abbreviations of, p. 125.
• Places, names of, §§ 33–35, p. 101.
•  — entry under, §§ 40, 56.
•  — compound names of, § 230.
• Plans, authors of, § 7.
• Plates, mentioned in imprints, § 178.
• Platforms, § 51.
• Plays, §§ 84, 122.
• Plural number, p. 117.
• Poems, §§ 84, 122.
• Polygraphic, p. 13.
• Polytopical, p. 13.
• Popes, § 19 a, p. 104.
• Portraits, p. 102.
• Portuguese reference books, p. 133.
• Position, § 158.
• Possessive case, § 225.
•  — place of, p. 117.
• Practical form, p. 13.
• Præses, §§ 5, 60, p. 105.
• Prayer books, § 51, pp. 103, 105.
• Preface writers, p. 103.
• Prefixes to names, §§ 24, 60, 144, 217, 219, 227, pp. 101, 105, 118.
•  — arrangement of, p. 103.
• Prepositions, § 76.
• Presidential conventions, § 52.
• President’s messages, § 46.
• Princes, §§ 19 a, 60, pp. 100, 104.
• Printing, place of, p. 102.
•  — style of, for headings § 147.
• Proceedings, §§ 56, 73.
•  — their subject entry, § 92.
• Profession, designation of, p. 101.
• Proper names, §§ 205, 206.
• Pseudonyms, entry under, §§ 6, 58, 60, pp. 99, 100, 104, 107.
•  — arrangement of, § 234.
•  — reference books for, p. 130.
•  — use of pseud., §§ 135, 136.
• Publication, place of, §§ 179–182, 184, 188, 189, p. 102.
• Publishers’ names, § 183, p. 102.
• Publishing societies, § 59 e.
• Punctuation, § 207.

• Rank, designations of, p. 101.
• Rare books, § 261.
• “Red-tape,” indispensable in some cases, § 68.
• Reference defined, p. 13.
• Reference books, list of, p. 128.
• References, §§ 147, 202, 203, p. 100.
•  — author, §§ 60, 62.
• Regesta, § 43.
• Registers, § 63.
• Reigns, histories of, § 94.
• Religious bodies, § 51, p. 105.
• Repetition of titles, how avoided, § 146.
• Replies to a work. See Comments.
• Reporters, §§ 18, 64.
• Reports, governmental, §§ 41, 46, 48.
•  — law, p. 100.
•  — of committees, § 54.
•  — of conventions, conferences, etc., § 52.
• Reprints, § 193.
• Respondent of a thesis, §§ 5, 60, pp. 104, 105.
• Reviews, §§ 115, 126 d.
• Revisions, §§ 15, 242.
• Rivers, § 26.
• Romaic names, § 36.
• Roman Catholic Church, p. 105.
• Roman numerals, § 157, pp. 103, 107.
• Rome, reference books for, p. 132.
• Royal Geographical Society, p. 109.
• Russian words, transliteration of, pp. 110, 114.

• Sacred books, p. 100.
• St. Louis Public School Library, p. 3.
• Saints, §§ 19 b, 60, pp. 100, 104.
• Same, § 159.
• Sanscrit language, p. 111.
• Scholia, p. 106.
• Schools, § 56.
• Schwartz, J., p. 3.
• Science, reference books for, p. 133.
• See and See also, §§ 202, 211.
• Selections, p. 106.
• Semitic languages, p. 111.
• Serials, not to be confounded with periodicals, § 73.
• Series entry, § 59 d.
•  — for calendars, § 43.
• Series name, transposition of, § 149.
• Sermons, p. 107.
• Service books, p. 103, 105.
• Sets of works, §§ 125, 126.
• Seven Sages, history of, § 68.
• Shah of Persia, § 60 (21 b).
• Shelf lists, pp. 126, 127.
• Ships, §§ 64, 113.
• Short, defined, p. 7.
• Sic, use of, § 165.
• Signatures, § 196 (note).
• Signs used as headings, § 57.
•  — arrangement of, § 236.
• Size or typographical form, § 196, pp. 102, 115.
•  — A. L. A. rules for, § 196 (note).
•  — notation for, p. 126.
• Slavic languages, transliteration of, p. 110.
• Societies, §§ 56, 125, 126, pp. 99, 100, 105, 107.
•  — publishing, § 59 e.
•  — references to works under the names of, § 89.
•  — references to, from places, p. 104.
•  — names of, how arranged, § 231.
• Sovereigns, §§ 19 a, 60, pp. 100, 104.
• Spanish names, § 36.
• Spanish reference books, p. 133.
• Specific entry, pp. 11, 12, 14, § 93.
• Spelling, variety of, §§ 30, 31, 60, 79.
•  — of foreign names, p. 109.
• Spurious works, § 240.
• States, abbreviations for names of, p. 125.
• Style of entry, §§ 130–261.
• Subarrangement, chronological, § 256.
• Subdivisions under countries, §§ 97, 107 (end of note), 251, 258.
•  — under other subjects, §§ 255–258.
• Subject, defined, p. 14.
•  — classification by, p. 10.
•  — its relation to class, p. 11.
•  — and country, choice between, §§ 96, 97.
• Subject entry, p. 13, §§ 92–121, 126 d.
•  — choice between general and specific, § 93.
•  — object of, wrongly stated, § 160 (note).
• Subject entry, references between specific and general, §§ 119, 120.
• Subject headings spelled alike, how distinguished, § 145.
•  — arrangement of, p. 116.
• Subject word and subject, § 104.
•  — not occurring in title, § 104.
•  — entry, p. 13, § 87.
•  — reference, p. 15, § 63.
•  — for anonymous works, p. 103.
• Subject words, inversion of compound, § 107.
•  — rules governing determination of, § 107.
• Subjects, arrangement of, §§ 254–258.
•  — case of overlapping, § 98.
•  — opposite, § 103.
•  — synonymous, §§ 101–103.
• Substitute for author’s name, §§ 57–59.
• Supplements, § 259.
• Surnames, §§ 20, 138, 139, p. 99, 101, 104.
•  — masculine and feminine forms of, § 29.
•  — and forenames, place of, in arranging, p. 117.
•  — with a prefix, pp. 105, 118.
• Swedish names, § 36.
• Syndetic, p. 14.
• Synonymous subject names, §§ 101–103.
• Synoptical table, § 121.
• Synopsis of arrangement, when to be given, § 252.
• Syriac words, transliteration of, p. 113.
• Systematic and dictionary catalogs, p. 57.

• Talmud, p. 100.
• Theological libraries, subject headings in, § 117.
• Theses, §§ 5, 60, pp. 100, 104, 105.
• Tillinghast, C. B., p. 111.
• Title, defined, p. 14.
•  — its influence on entry, p. 15, §§ 1, 3, 104.
• Title editions, § 177.
• Title entries, arrangement of, § 237.
• Title entry, p. 12, §§ 68–83.
• Title page, loss of, § 68.
• Title pages, double, § 91.
•  — bibliographers’ cult of, p. 15.
• Title references, §§ 81–91.
•  — analytical, § 127.
• Titles, abbreviations in, p. 124.
•  — alternative, §§ 161, 205.
•  — arrangement of, §§ 240–252.
•  — exact copying of, § 165, p. 101.
•  — first words of, to be retained, § 162
•  — how to supply missing, § 68.
• Titles, not to be taken for names, § 19 e.
•  — style of, §§ 148–175.
• Titles of honor, p. 104, 125.
•  — arrangement of, § 224, p. 118.
•  — capitals for, §§ 205, 206, p. 101.
•  — italicised in headings, § 131.
•  — not italicised in titles, § 174.
• Towns, § 40.
• Toy, C. H., p. 111.
• Tract catalog, p. 126.
• Transactions of societies, §§ 56, 73.
•  — their subject entry, § 92.
• Translations, §§ 168, 169, pp. 99, 105.
•  — arrangement of, § 245, p. 106.
•  — of anonymous works, § 72.
• Translators, §§ 18, 60, pp. 103, 105.
• Transliteration, §§ 36, 37, 38, 175, 179, p. 102.
• Transliteration committee of A. L. A., report of, p. 108.
• Treaties, § 50.
• Trials, §§ 64, 113, 114, p. 100.
• Type, §§ 130–134.
• Typographical form. See Size.

• Ü. See Umlaut.
• Umlaut, German, pp. 103, 104, 107.
• Undated editions, arrangement of, § 243.
• Uniformity, importance and unimportance of, § 129.
•  — want of, in catalogs, § 97.
• Universities, § 56.
• Unmarried women, titles of, § 142 f, g.
• Unnecessary words, to be omitted, §§ 152, 153.

• Van, § 24 b, c.
• Vernacular, to be used in spelling, § 27, p. 101.
• Vessels. See Ships.
• Volume, defined, p. 15.
• Volumes, number of, § 195, p. 102.
• Von, § 24 b, c.

• Water lines, § 196 (note).
• Weekly, § 78.
• Whitney, W: D., p. 111.
• Williams, Monier, p. 111.
• Wister, Mrs. A. L., her translations, § 60 (18).
• Women, reference books on, p. 133.
•  — married, §§ 20 c, 60, 142, p. 100.
•  — unmarried, titles of, § 142 f, g.
• Word books, p. 107.

• Young Men’s Christian Associations, § 56.