bibliography
The volume includes bibliographical references and an index.
Thorough bibliographical footnotes allow others to duplicate and confirm the results of research.
Many of his books include an extended bibliographical essay in which he briefly discusses the works he has learned from.
The library is carrying out a comprehensive bibliographical survey of the subject, to discover what literature exists and what is lacking in current library stock.

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artwork
bibliographically
bibliography
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epigraph
epilogue
errata
erratum
ex-libris
jacket
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monograph
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omnibus
preface
spine
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Lists and catalogues

Examples of bibliographical

bibliographical
Each has a short introduction dealing with historical and bibliographical matters, including accounts of earlier lists and catalogues.
Some of these are trifling, if niggling: the format for bibliographical citations in the introductions is slightly different in each volume, for example.
Of course, bibliographical references are useful but if they had been collected together in a comprehensive bibliography, repetitions could have been avoided.
The problem is replicated in the concluding bibliographical advice which concentrates almost exclusively on source materials.
The study sample is drawn from an exhaustive analysis of bibliographical data supplemented by various specimens from our own field work.
Finally, an extra appendix lists new bibliographical material for volume three of the series (thirteenth to twentieth centuries).
The book is well produced and contains full bibliographical information and appendices.
We lack biographical data, bibliographical control, a canon, a chronology, even an ontology (are the sonatas singletons or pairs?).
Although this pamphlet was written in 1983 and supplementary bibliographical material was added in 1988, it was not published until 1990.
Each chapter has its own list of bibliographical references.
The list of references can be found in a bibliographical section at the end of the appendix.
However, even for these documents the calendar is of value because of the fullness of the bibliographical references and the numerous corrections to earlier publications.
Indeed, the absence of bibliographical references to the onomastic and sociolinguistic literatures is striking.
The appropriate bibliographical details are made clear on the contents page.
However, at £34.00 it is not good value for money and would be best purchased as a bibliographical resource.
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