[42] But if analogies are to have any weight, why should we follow that of names of persons, which are inverted, more than that of names of places, which are not? We do not say Mountains, White; Regions, Antarctic; Sea, Red; why should we say Anatomy, Comparative; Arts, fine; System, Brunonian?—C.
[43] Schwartz, slightly altered.
[44] This is on the supposition that Morbid Anatomy has been considered by the cataloguer not to be a distinct subject, entitled to a name of its own.
(k.) Double entry.
108. It is plain that almost every book will appear several times in the catalogue:
Under author, if he is known.
Under first word of title, if the book is anonymous or the title is memorable. {55}
Under each distinct subject.
Under form-heading in many cases.
Under many other headings by way of cross-reference.