G. LANGUAGE.

204. The language of the compiler’s part of an English catalogue should

be English.

Therefore all notes, explanations, and such words as _in, see, see

also, note, contents, and_ (between joint authors), _and others, n.

p., n. d._, should be English; however, _etc., q. v._, and _sic_ may

be used.

For the language of HEADINGS, see §§ 27–36. In the entry of Government

publications the name of the country or city will have the English

form (§§ 33, 34), but the name of the department should usually be in

the language of the country, _e. g._:

«Italy.» _Ministero di Agricoltura._

But for countries like Russia, Turkey, Japan, where the vernacular

name could not easily be ascertained, an English form may be used.

For titles see §§ 165–169, 175; put the specifications of the EDITION

in the language of the title, also the IMPRINT (§ 179), CONTENTS,

NOTES, and REFERENCES.

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