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@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ And again there is also a \cs{textcites} in case of several authors:
\begin{example}
Public space is part of a city say \textcites{Osland2016}[cf.][]{Evangelidis2014}.
\end{example}
-
+Just be aware that using \oarg{prenote} may be give a odd sounding sentence depending what you use \oarg{prenote} for.
\DescribeMacro{\footcite}
Beside the listed \cs{cite} commands above there are more possibilities citing:
@@ -312,7 +312,7 @@ And sometimes more than that.\footnote{\smartcite[cf.][]{Evangelidis2014}.}
\DescribeMacro{\smartcites}
-And again there is also a \cs{textcites} in case of several authors:
+And again there is also a \cs{smartcites} in case of several authors:
\begin{code}
\smartcites(pre-prenote)(post-postnote)%
*@\oarg{prenote}\oarg{postnote}\marg{bibtex-key}@*%
@@ -365,21 +365,27 @@ Public space is part of a city says \citeauthor{Osland2016} in \citetitle{Osland
\end{example}
For further information cf. \cref{citeauthorformat}.
+\DescribeMacro{\citetitle*}
+Sometimes you don’t need the year of publication but still want the published title. Then |\citetitle*| is what you need:
+\archversion{2.3.4}
+\begin{example}
+In 2016 \citeauthor{Osland2016} says in \citetitle*{Osland2016}
+public space is part of a city.
+\end{example}
+
+
\DescribeMacro{\citetranslator}\label{citetranslator}%
-\rmarginpar{v.2.3.0}
+\archversion{2.3.0}
Addionally there is also a \cs{cite}-command which can be used to print the translator of an (ancient) publication.
\begin{code}
\citetranslator*@\marg{bibtex-key}%@*
\end{code}
This will print the name(s) of the translator according to the chosen |citeauthorformat|.
-\begin{code}
-\blockcquote[12,25,1]{Cic:Att}{Aber dein Heim ist das Forum.} (\citetranslator{Cic:Att})
-\end{code}
\begin{example}
\blockcquote[12,25,1]{Cic:Att}{Aber dein Heim ist das Forum.} (\citetranslator{Cic:Att})
\end{example}
-\rmarginpar{v.2.3.3}
+\archversion{2.3.3}
If there is no translator given it will name you as translator using a |bibstring| with \enquote{own translation}.
\begin{example}
\blockcquote[3,62,1]{Artem}{The Agora means confusion and uproar because of the people that are gathered there.} (\citetranslator{Artem})
@@ -394,15 +400,13 @@ at least it is done in the preamble of your document.
-\DescribeMacro{\citetranslator*}\rmarginpar{v.2.3.0}
+\DescribeMacro{\citetranslator*}\archversion{2.3.0}
\begin{code}
\citetranslator* *@\marg{bibtex-key}%@*
\end{code}
The starred version prints also the informtion from which language the text has been translated.
-\begin{code}
-\blockcquote[12,25,1]{Cic:Att}{Aber dein Heim ist das Forum.} (\citetranslator*{Cic:Att})
-\end{code}
+
\begin{example}
\blockcquote[12,25,1]{Cic:Att}{Aber dein Heim ist das Forum.} (\citetranslator*{Cic:Att})
\end{example}
@@ -1502,7 +1506,7 @@ We suggest using the field |titleaddon| or if it is a |@Incollection| or |@Inpr
}
\end{bibexample}
-\printbib[9em]{Boehm2001}
+\printbib[9.5em]{Boehm2001}
\subsubsection{Translated book}
If you cite a translated book you can link it to the original book and let display the translator as well as the original language.
@@ -1554,7 +1558,7 @@ It will be included automatically. For the following bibliography we only use |\
\printbiball[5em]{Zanker1988}
-\subsubsection{Multiple volumes of a monograph}
+\subsubsection{Multiple volumes of a monograph (cf. \cref{mvbook})}
It may be the case that you have to cite a book which consists of several volumes:
usually there is a volume with text and one volume with plates.
To cite e.\,g. the second volume in particular you can do the following.
@@ -1630,7 +1634,7 @@ but then notice the additional information in |booktitleaddon|.
}
\end{bibexample}
In the bibliography it will look like:
-\printbib[5.5em]{Hoelscher2001}
+\printbib[6em]{Hoelscher2001}
\subsubsection{Short series}
Some books or collections are part of a small series (not an ongoing series).
@@ -1697,6 +1701,93 @@ and the second example
and
\printbiball[6em]{Parlasca1969}
+\subsubsection{Section of Monograph}
+\archversion{2.3.4}
+In some cases there are several parts of a monograph which are written by variant people (e.\,g. excavation reports).
+Then the book is technically not an edited one by an editor but (mainly) written by one (book)author.
+
+The difference to an edited volume is that in the bibliography there is no |(ed.)|, cf. \cref{Ganzert1984}.
+
+
+\begin{bibexample}[label=Ganzert1984]{{@}Inbook\{Ganzert1984,…\}}
+@Inbook{Ganzert1984,
+author = {Herz, Peter},
+title = {Gaius Caesar und Artavasdes},
+bookauthor = {Ganzert, Joachim},
+booktitle = {Das Kenotaph für Gaius Caesar in Limyra},
+booksubtitle = {Architektur und Bauornamentik},
+pages = {118--126},
+publisher = {Wasmuth},
+location = Tuebingen,
+year = {1984},
+zenon = {000042874},
+series = IstForsch,
+shortseries = IstForsch-short,
+number = {35}
+}
+\end{bibexample}
+
+\printbib[6em]{Ganzert1984}
+
+
+\subsection{Type \texttt{@MvBook}}\label{mvbook}
+\DescribeMacro{@MvBook}\archversion{2.3.4} If you have a small series consistend of several volumes and you want to have them listed together you should read the following.
+
+Using the entry type |@MvBook| (Multivolume) for the main entry you can have several volumes connected to it (children).
+For example we have \citetitle{EAOR} with seven volumes.
+The main entry looks like this
+
+\begin{bibexample}[label=EAOR]{{@}MvBook\{EAOR,…\}}
+@Mvbook{EAOR,
+ title = {Epigrafia anfiteatrale dell'Occidente Romano},
+ date = {1988/2009},
+ editor = {Patrizia Sabbatini Tumolesi},
+ keywords = {corpus},
+ location = Rome, %@String used
+ options = {corpus},
+ publisher = EQ, %@String used
+ related = {EAOR-01,EAOR-02,EAOR-03,EAOR-04,EAOR-05,EAOR-06,EAOR-07},
+ relatedtype = {multivolume},
+ series = {Vetera. Richerche di storia, epigrafia e antichità},
+ shorthand = {EAOR I--VII},
+ volumes = {7},
+}
+\end{bibexample}
+
+Two children belonging to \cref{EAOR} look like
+
+\begin{bibexample}[label=EAOR-01]{{@}MvBook\{EAOR-01,…\}}
+@Book{EAOR-01,
+ title = {Roma},
+ year = {1988},
+ editor = {Tumolesi, Patrizia Sabbatini},
+ volume = {1},
+ keywords = {corpus},
+ options = {corpus,skipbib},
+ shorthand = {EAOR I},
+ crossref = {EAOR},
+}
+\end{bibexample}
+
+\begin{bibexample}[label=EAOR-02]{{@}MvBook\{EAOR-02,…\}}
+@Book{EAOR-02,
+ title = {Regiones Italiae VI--XI},
+ year = {1989},
+ editor = {Gregori, Gian Luca},
+ volume = {2},
+ keywords = {corpus},
+ options = {corpus,skipbib},
+ shorthand = {EAOR II},
+ crossref = {EAOR},
+}
+\end{bibexample}
+It is important that you have |skipbib| in the field |options|!
+
+The advantage is that you cite either |EAOR| then you will all of the volumes listed in the bibliography
+or you can only cite individual volumes in your text.
+In this case (e.g. citing |EAOR-01| and |EAOR-02|) it looks like this in the bibliography
+\printbib[5em]{EAOR-01,EAOR-02}
+
\subsection{Type \texttt{@Article}}\label{article}
\DescribeMacro{@Article} This is probably the most common type
@@ -1902,11 +1993,9 @@ Then the output will be like:\\
and there will be no reference to the bibliography since the entry is fully described in the footnote.
\DescribeMacro{inreferences} If you prefer this method you have to use the preamble option called |inreferences|---cf. \cref{inreferences}
Then it will look like this in the footnote:
-\begin{examplebox}
-|\footnote{\cite{Neils1994}.}|
-\tcblower
+\begin{examplemanual}
\footnote{LIMC 7.1 (1994) 922--951 s. v. Theseus (J. Neils).}
-\end{examplebox}
+\end{examplemanual}
When you have the \oarg{postnote} filled out in a citation which belongs to an |@Inreference| then it won’t be printed in the end of the citation.
The |postnote| \oarg{930 Nr. 283} will be printed instead of the |pages|:
\begin{example}
@@ -2303,7 +2392,7 @@ The rule says that within a pair of parentheses you have to use square brackets.
Citing |@Inreferences| can lead easily to a false behaviour when you put it in parentheses.
This is an example how it should not be done:
\begin{tcolorbox}[examplebox]
-|\cite[vgl.][930 Nr. 283]{Neils1994}.|
+|(\cite[vgl.][930 Nr. 283]{Neils1994}).|
\tcblower
(vgl. LIMC 7.1 (1994) 930 Nr. 283 s. v. Theseus (J. Neils)). \textcolor{red}{\textbf{WRONG!!}}
\end{tcolorbox}
@@ -2382,19 +2471,19 @@ pubstate = {prepublished}
This following example is about an article which was accepted by the journal and so we use |pubstate = {forthcoming}|:
-\begin{bibexample}[label=Bossert:forthcoming]{{@}Article\{Bossert:forthcoming,…\}}
-@Article{Bossert:forthcoming,
- author = {Lukas C. Bossert},
- title = {\ldots\ \textsc{in formam anitqvam restitvto}?},
- subtitle = {Überlegungen zur Inschrift der ›Porticus Deorum Consentium‹ (CIL\,VI 102) und ihren Ergänzungen im 19.{\,}Jh.},
- journaltitle = {BeStAR. Berliner Studien zum Antiken Rom},
- shortjournal = {BeStAR},
- volume = {2},
+\begin{bibexample}[label=Doe:forthcoming]{{@}Article\{Doe:forthcoming,…\}}
+@Article{Doe:forthcoming,
+ author = {Doe, John},
+ title = {My Ideas about Antiquity},
+ subtitle = {And Some Lines for a Subtitle},
+ journaltitle = {Journal of Ancient Thoughts},
+ shortjournal = {JAT},
+ volume = {12},
pubstate = {forthcoming},
}
\end{bibexample}
-\printbib[8em]{Bossert:forthcoming}
+\printbib[8em]{Doe:forthcoming}
\subsection{Print the used options}
@@ -2504,7 +2593,7 @@ The bibliography |archaeologie-bibancient.bib| is filled with ancient authors, w
The bold entry on the left is the |bibtex-key|.\footnote{If you think the list should be enlarged, let us know the entries.}
All the entries have the fields |keywords={ancient}|, |options={ancient}|.
-\begin{multicols}{3}
+\begin{multicols}{2}
\input{archaeologie-ancient.tex}
\end{multicols}
\changes{v1.5}{2016/05/31}{Antike Bibliographie}
@@ -2542,16 +2631,16 @@ Lexikon-der-Technik,Bergmann2015,LTUR}
\item[Copenhagen] <-- English\newline German: Kopenhagen\newline Italian: Copenaghen\newline Spanish: Copenhague\newline French: Copenhague
\item[Dresden] <-- English\newline German: Dresden\newline Italian: Desda\newline Spanish: Dresde\newline French: Dresde
\item[Florence] <-- English\newline German: Florenz\newline Italian: Firenze\newline Spanish: Firenze\newline French: Florence
-\item[Frankfort-on-the-Main] <-- English\newline German: Frankfurt am Main\newline Italian: Francoforte sul Meno\newline Spanish: Francfort del Meno\newline French: Francfort-sur-le-Main
-\item[Freiburg] <-- English\newline German: Freiburg (i. Breisgau)\newline Italian: Friburgo in Brisgovia\newline Spanish: Friburgo de Brisgovia\newline French: Fribourg-en-Brisgau
-\item[Goettingen] <-- English\newline German: Göttingen\newline Italian: Gottinga\newline Spanish: Gotinga\newline French: Gœttingue
+\item[Frankfurt] <-- English\newline German: Frankfurt am Main\newline Italian: Francoforte sul Meno\newline Spanish: Francfort del Meno\newline French: Francfort-sur-le-Main
+\item[Freiburg] <-- English\newline German: Freiburg \parentext{i. Breisgau}\newline Italian: Friburgo in Brisgovia\newline Spanish: Friburgo de Brisgovia\newline French: Fribourg-en-Brisgau
+\item[Göttingen] <-- English\newline German: Göttingen\newline Italian: Gottinga\newline Spanish: Gotinga\newline French: Gœttingue
\item[Hamburg] <-- English\newline German: Hamburg\newline Italian: Amburgo\newline Spanish: Hamburgo\newline French: Hambourg
\item[Leipzig] <-- English\newline German: Leipzig\newline Italian: Lipsia\newline Spanish: Leipzig\newline French: Leipzig
\item[London] <-- English\newline German: London\newline Italian: Londra\newline Spanish: Londres\newline French: Londres
\item[Louvain] <-- English\newline German: Löwen\newline Italian: Lovanio\newline Spanish: Lovaina\newline French: Louvain
\item[Mainz] <-- English\newline German: Mainz am Rhein\newline Italian: Magonza\newline Spanish: Maguncia\newline French: Mayence
-\item[Milan] <-- English\newline German: Mailand\newline Italian: Milano\newline Spanish: Milán\newline French: Milan
-\item[Munich] <-- English\newline German: München\newline Italian: Monaco (di Bavaria)\newline Spanish: Múnich\newline French: Munich
+\item[Milano] <-- English\newline German: Mailand\newline Italian: Milano\newline Spanish: Milán\newline French: Milan
+\item[Munich] <-- English\newline German: München\newline Italian: Monaco \parentext{di Bavaria}\newline Spanish: Múnich\newline French: Munich
\item[Naples] <-- English\newline German: Neapel\newline Italian: Napoli\newline Spanish: Napoli\newline French: Naples
\item[Paris] <-- English\newline German: Paris\newline Italian: Parigi\newline Spanish: París\newline French: Paris
\item[Regensburg] <-- English\newline German: Regensburg\newline Italian: Ratisbona\newline Spanish: Ratisbona\newline French: Ratisbonne
@@ -2561,7 +2650,6 @@ Lexikon-der-Technik,Bergmann2015,LTUR}
\item[Trier] <-- English\newline German: Trier\newline Italian: Treviri\newline Spanish: Trèveris\newline French: Trèves
\item[Tuebingen] <-- English\newline German: Tübingen\newline Italian: Tubinga\newline Spanish: Tubinga\newline French: Tubingue
\item[Vienna] <-- English\newline German: Wien\newline Italian: Vienna\newline Spanish: Viena\newline French: Vienne
-
\end{description}
\end{multicols}
\section{List of publishers}\label{list-publishers}