3. Entry under the chief subject-word of the titles of anonymous books,
with a cross-reference, where advisable, under any other noticeable
word.
4. Service and Prayer books used by any religious community are to be
placed under the head of Liturgies, with a subhead of the religious
community.
5. Names of translators, commentators, editors, and preface writers,
if they do not occur in the title-page, may be added within square
brackets, a cross-reference being made in each case. {104}
6. It should be noticed that sometimes the respondent and defender of a
thesis are joint authors.
7. All persons generally known by a forename are to be so entered,
the English form being used in the case of sovereigns, popes, ruling
princes, Oriental writers, friars, and persons canonized.
[This is like the A. L. A., but differently expressed.]
8. [References are required to be always made to the first word under
which a society is entered] from the name of the place where its
headquarters are established.
9. Individual works to be arranged under an author in alphabetical
order of titles, under the first word, not an article or a preposition
having the meaning of “concerning.”
10. The German ä, ö, ü, are to be arranged as if written out in
full—ae, oe, ue.