The correct form of entry upon the lines so far laid down is
| William of Malmesbury. De gestis regum | |
| anglorum. Historiæ novellæ; ed. by Wm. | |
| Stubbs. (Chronicles and memorials.) v. 1. | |
| 1887 | 942.01 |
The requisite additional entries being
If it is considered desirable, fuller references may be given
Stubbs, William, Bp. of Oxford (Ed.) See
William of Malmesbury.
England.
History.
See also Chronicles and Memorials.
provided this style is generally adopted throughout the catalogue. As an allowance for all possible needs, a reference can be added
History of England. See England (History).
In arranging the order of names of the description shown in this chapter it is customary to place them (a) apostles, (b) saints, (c) monarchs, (d) mediæval names, (e) friars, (f) surnames as usual. To put this into concrete form it becomes
James, St., the Apostle.
James, St.
James I., King.
James Edward, Prince.
James, Archbp. of Bulgaria.
James of Huntingdon.
James, Brother.
James, Abraham.
James, G. P. R.