ZS-HERMES

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• General notes
• Contribution header
• Abbreviated references in the footnotes
• Detailed references in the bibliography

• Latin (not Greek) quotations and expressions should be italicised.
• Authors of research literature are written in SMALL CAPITALS in both the text and in the notes.
• When adding your personal details, please put your name in SMALL CAPITALS.
• Please use small capitals for the words that appear in CAPITAL LETTERS in these guidelines.

• In addition to the original title, provide an english translation of the main title in bold and in a new line (unless they are already in English). If there is a subtitle, it is also translated into English.
• There are no abstracts and keywords in the original language for the Hermes. Abstract and Keywords in English are sufficient.

• Sources and references are given in the footnotes in abbreviated form, and the detailed bibliographic information is provided in a bibliography at the end of each contribution (except in the case of miscellanies).
• An abbreviated reference follows the author-year principle:

FLAIG 2019: 14–15

In the case of two: Flaig, MILLER 2009: 17–21

• Please avoid using “f.“ or “ff.” for page ranges. Instead, provide the exact page range:

12–13, 78–92

not: 12f., 78ff.

• For new editions, translations, reprints and such like, the original year of publication should be given first, followed by the year of publication of the cited edition:

HARRISON 1927/2010: 31–35.

• First names are abbreviated to initials.
• Details such as edition, volume number, publisher, translator, reprint etc. are given in English.

2nd ed

3 vol

MILLER, M. (ed.)

BECKER, B. (ed./transl.)

transl.

Reprint

• Multiple people are connected by commas and “and“ before the last name:

In the case of two: MILLER, M. und BECKER, B.

In the case of more than two: MILLER, M., BECKER, B. and MEIER, A.

• If there are multiple places of publication, they are separated by a slash:

Stuttgart/Weimar

• Abbreviations of ancient works and ancient authors as well as lexicons and resources of ancient history should be reproduced according to the Neue Pauly or the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae.
• Please do not use indents in the bibliography.

• SURNAME, First name. Year. Title. Subtitle (Series Volume). Volume. Edition. Place.

HARRISON, J.E. 1927. Themis. A Study of the Social Origins of Greek Religion. 2nd ed. reprint. Cambridge 2010.

MOMMSEN, T. 1854. Roemische Geschichte. Volume 1. Kiel.

• SURNAME, First name. Year. “Title. Subtitle”. Full journal title volume: Page numbers.

PAPALEXANDROU, N. 2008. „Boiotian Tripods: The Tenacity of a Panhellenic Symbol in a Regional Context“. Hesperia 77: 251–282.

• SURMAME, First name. (ed.) Year. Title. Subtitle (series volume). Volume. Edition. Place.

WIEMER, H.-U. (ed.) 2019. Studien zum Verhältnis von Kult und Raum in alten Kulturen. Stuttgart.

• SURNAME, First Name. Year. “Title. Subtitle”. In First Name Surname [not in CAPITALS] (ed.), Title. Subtitle (series volume). Volume. Edition. Place: Page numbers.

MORRIS, I. 2005. „Mediterraneanization.“ In I. Malkin (ed), Mediterranean Paradigms and Classical Antiquity (Mediterranean Historical Review 18). London: 30–55.

• SURNAME, First name (ed./transl./comm.) Year. Title. Subtitle (series volume). Volume. Edition place.

MYNORS, R.A.B. (ed.) 1969. P. Vergili Maronis opera (Oxford Classical Texts). Oxford.

WEST, M. L. (ed./transl.) 2003. Greek Epic Fragments from the Seventh to the Fifth Centuries BC. Cambridge, Mass.

MURGATROYD, P. (ed./comm.) 1980. Tibullus I. A commentary on the First Book of the elegies of Albius Tibullus. London.

BAILEY, C. (ed./transl./comm.) 1947. Titi Lucreti Cari De rerum natura libri sex, with prolegomena, critical apparatus, translation, and commentary. 3 vol. Oxford.