| Lightfoot, J. B., Bp. St. Paul's Epistles; with | |
| intros., notes, &c. 3 v. | |
| 1. Galatians. 1902 | 227.4 |
| 2. Philippians. 1900 | 227.6 |
| 3. Colossians and Philemon. 1884 | 227.7 |
The cataloguing of the Bible or its parts, and books upon it, presents little or no trouble in the classified catalogue, as the systems of classification are very fully and carefully worked out under this division, as in Dewey's 220 to 229.
The editions of the sacred books of other religions will not be so many in most libraries, and consequently need no special consideration. The following two books upon the Koran will suggest the method of entry for others:
| Koran, The; transl. from the Arabic by J. M. | |
| Rodwell. (Everyman's lib.) [1909] | 297 |
| Wherry, E. M. Commentary on the Qurán, comprising | |
| Sale's translation. 4 v. 1896 | 297 |
References are necessary from the names of the religions concerned.
Mohammedanism:
See also Koran.
Varieties of the name, as Qurán and Coran, hardly need notice for reference purposes, as presumably a searcher would not fail to look under Koran. The same remark applies to Mahomet and Muhammed, though a reference from Islam to Mohammedanism is desirable. A reference from Christianity to the Bible would be superfluous.
It will be noticed that the main-entry for the Wherry book is not given under "Koran." The reason for this is the same as that for the books by Bishop Lightfoot, viz., that the commentary, and not the text, is the essential part of the work. Therefore the principal entry is
| Wherry, E. M. A comprehensive commentary | |
| on the Qurán, comprising Sale's translation | |
| and preliminary discourse. (Trübner's | |
| Oriental ser.) 4 v. 1896 | 297 |
References from the translators named in both the books are essential, especially as Sale's is the better known, though the reference is more usefully given to the Koran, as