¹ These recommendations are based largely on the instructions to contributors drawn up by George Melville Bolling and Roland G. Kent in 1936, and published in Bulletin 9.61–6.

² Capitalize only the first word of the title, and such other words as are required by the normal rules of orthography to begin with a capital letter. If the first word is the definite or indefinite article, the second word may begin with a capital (especially in an alphabetized list) or with a small letter.

³ As in the example here given.

⁴ Indicated in the typescript by a single underline: see §5e.

⁵ For example, the use of boldface type for Oscan and Umbrian, of capitals for inscriptional text and for Sumerian, of italic capitals for Akkadian. (The provisions of this paragraph, of course, do not apply to forms cited in phonetic transcription between square brackets.)

⁶ Cf. fn. 2.

⁷ But the dot after an abbreviation may be followed by another mark of punctuation (except a second dot); and according to §7d no space follows the dot in a reference like AJP 4.65.