alphabetical catalogue

Some 400 other paintings are illustrated in a brief alphabetical catalogue.

An alphabetical catalogue prepared by him in 1613 was not printed, but remained in the library.

The Pinax was published in 1666 and is an alphabetical catalogue with no explanatory commentary.

On being appointed librarian to the Faculty of Advocates he found the library without an alphabetical catalogue.

He frequently mentioned in correspondence to friends a project of his, namely creating an alphabetical catalogue of ancient and modern coins.

Alphabetical Catalogue of Plants Growing in the Garden La Mortola (1897)

In 1605, he compiled a classified catalogue of the books in the Bodleian Library, but in 1620 substituted for it an alphabetical catalogue.

Between 1891 and 1903, he published a three volume alphabetical catalogue of all Sanskrit manuscript collections known at the time, in a work titled, Catalogus Catalogorum.

This plan is described in the 'Alphabetical Catalogue of Books and Pamphlets belonging to the Circulating Library in Crane Court' (Fleet Street), 2 vols.

His general bibliographical knowledge was of great service to the Astor Library, one great work undertaken by him being the preparation of an analytical and alphabetical catalogue of the collection.

In 1785, Marshall published "Arboretum Americanum: the American Grove, an Alphabetical Catalogue of Forest Trees and Shrubs, Natives of the American United States" (Philadelphia).

Astry also drew up Alphabetical Catalogues of English Surnames, with the arms belonging to them, and the particular times that the persons recorded lived; forming three volumes, formerly in the possession of the Rev. Henry Freeman, of Norman Cross.

It was implemented due to a decree by the Spanish crown for the systematic distribution of family names and the imposition of the Spanish naming system on the inhabitants of the Philippines for proper recording and to help ease the collection of taxes (see Alphabetical Catalogue of Surnames).