References

[Catiline]

Anybody know of an site that tells you what the abbreviations for Classics and Ancient history journals are ie JRS = Journal of roman studies<br>
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I have some obscure ones that I could do with deciphering without going to find a copy of OCD (ie to the otherside of town) <p></p><i></i>

[Praefectusclassis]

I suppose you want the list of abbreviations in the Année Philologique, but that doesn't seem to be online. <p>Greets<br>
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Jasper</p><i></i>

[Catiline]

have l'annee philogique up and running as we speak, and like you i can't see them there. Infact half the problem is due to some lazy cut and pasting from their search results... <p></p><i></i>

[mcbishop]

The James G. Leyburn Library page on AnnPhil<br>
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home.wlu.edu/~grefed/working/annee.html<br>
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offers the following advice:<br>
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<em>The online site contains no displayable list of the periodicals covered -- and their abbreviations used in the citations -- but you can find identify a journal by its abbreviated title by pointing the cursor at the "Other Criteria" search option, selecting "Periodical," and then entering the abbreviation.</em><br>
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Mike Bishop<br>
(who used to work in a library ;-) <p></p><i></i>

[Muzzaguchi]

Hi Catiline,<br>
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I am sure we could help with some of your obscure ones if you post them - I don't think there are many we would not have come across - and I can pop to uni or use my OCD if I can't think.<br>
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Muzzaguchi <p>It is an unscrupulous intellect that does not pay Antiquity its due reverence - Erasmus of Rotterdam<br>
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'Modern history, like a deaf man, answers questions no one asks' - Tolstoy War and Peace Ep. ii.1</p><i></i>

[Catiline]

Thanks Muzzaguchi. i have my own OCD, just needed it yesterday when I was right on the otherside of town and didn't fancy walking in the snow. <p></p><i></i>