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Subject Headings Limited 11-75842 Code Twinlock © Headings us ed in the Subject Catalogue in the Library of the Society of Antiquaries of London. (Compiled originally from the Subject Index of th e London Library, but with our own emendations!). Ss 2 2 52 5 3 32 @3 5 5 &s 3 = 23 ABACT see ARCHITECTURE - Capitals Limnted 11-75842 MATHEMATICS - Code ABACUS see also Twinlock © ABADITES ABALUS ISLAND ABBASID ABBEYS see MONASTERIES see also ARCHITECTURE - Ecclesiastical ABBREVIATIONS see also AUTOGRAPHS & SIGNATURES ; MONOGRAMS ; PALAEOGRAPHY & MSS ; STENOGRAPHY ABERCIUS (Sain ABORIGINES see also INDIANS - American ABRAXAS STONES see AMULETS & CHARMS ABSOLUTION CRO,ISSES see CROSSES - Mortuary ABSOLUTIONS see INDULGENCES; DISCIPLINE; SIN; ABTHANE ABU DHABI ABYSSINIA see ETHIOPIA ABBYSINIAN CHURCH see ETHIOPIAN CHURCH ABBYSINIAN LANGUAGES see ETHIOPIC LANGUAGES ACADEMIES & _ SOCIETIES see SOCIETIES & CLUBS ACADIA & ACADIEANS see CANADA - Nova Scotia ACANTHUS ACCADIAN see AKKADIAN ACCOUNTS Army see ARMY - British Bridgewardens Building Churchwardens see CHURCHWARDENS' BOOKS College, School & University Commercial Companies & Gilds see COMPANIES ~~ & GILDS Constables Ecclesiastical Estate & Farming Funeral Household & Personal (see also ROYAL HOUSEHOLD Margin Ministerial and Municipal Overseers see PARISH BOOKS Plain 3c Religious Houses Ref Surveyors see SURVEYING Town Accounts see Under name of Crown D Town | SEE OVER:- Twinlock ACCOUNTS : Travelling Expenses see also EXCHEQUER; PRICES; DOMESTIC ECONOMY ACHAEA (Roman| Province) see also GREECE ACHAEAN LEAGUE see also GREEK HISTORY ACHAEMENIAN see PERSIAN ACIDS see also CHEMISTRY ACOUSTIC JARS ACOUSTICS see also MUSIC # NATURAL SCIENCE:; TELEPHONE ACROBATS see SPORTS & PASTIMES - Acrobats ACROLITHS , see SCULPTURE ACROSTICS see RIDDLES & PUZZLES ACTA SANCTORUM . ACT BOOKS see LAW - Ecclesiastical - Registers ACTING see THEATRES & ACTING ADEN PROTECTORATE By Place ADILS see EADGILS ADMIRALTY see also MARITIME & NAVAL LAW NAVY - British ADMIRALTY ADMINISTRATION ADMIRALTY COURT see also DOCUMENTS - Admiralty records ADMIRALTY ISLANDS ADMIRALTY RECQRDS see DOCUMENTS - Admiralty Records ADMISSION TICKETS ADRIAN (Saint) ADRIATIC SEA ADUR RIVER ADVERTISEMENTS see also PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS; POSTER ART): PROCLAMATIONS & BROADSIDES TRADE QARDS; SIGNS & SIGN BOARDS; CRIES & CRIERG ADVOWSONS see AVOWRIES & ADVOWSONS AEDUI (Tribe) AEGEAN see ASIA MINOR; GREECE - Crete AEGEAN CIVILIZATIONS AEGEAN SEA AEOLIPILES see FIREBLOWERS AERIAL FLIGHT see also AERONAUTICS AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY see PHOTOGRAPHY Limited AERONAUTICS see also NAVAL ART & SCIENCE; MILITARY ART 11-76842 & SCIENCE Code Twiniock © AESEPUS RIVER AESTHETICS see also ART; COLOUR & COLOURS; MUSIC; PAINTING; POETRY; PSYCHOLOGY; SCULPTURE AETHEL see ETHEL AFGHANISTAN By Place AFRICA * Prehistory Central East North Roman North by place South West see also Names of Individual African Countri AFRICA, CHURCH IN AFRICANS AFTER LIFE AGAPEMONITES AGATE AGATHA (Saint) AGATHYRSI (Peaple) AGE see LONGEVITY AGNES (Saint) AGNUS DEI see also SYMBOLISM AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS see also PLOUGHS & PLOUGHING; AGRICULTURE; SICKLES x AGRICULTURE By Country see also AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS; BEES & HONEY; CATTLE; CORN & GRAIN; DRAINAGE & SEWAGE; IRRIGATION; VILLAGES; LAND; HEDGES, FENCES & FIELD WALLS. Names of individual crops & domestic animals SHEEP 2 SHEEP Manning AGUE AHOM (Tribe) AHR RIVER AIN FESHKA SCR OLLS see BIBLE - Manuscripts - Dead Sea Scro Nl | Margin and AINOS Plain 3c a AIRE RIVER oO Ref Crown AIR PHOTOGRAPHY see PHOTOGRAPHY - Air AKINDYNOS (Saint) Twinlock AKKADIAN LANGUAGE & LITERATURE * see also BABYLONIAN LANGUAGE; SUMERIAN LANGU AGE INSCRIPTIONS - Cuneiform AKKADIANS AKROTERIA see TERRACOTTA | Architectural ALABASTER ALAMANNI a ALBAN (Saint) ALBANIA By Place ALBANIAN LANGUAGE ALBICI (Gauli¢h Tribe) ALBIGENSES see also CRUSADES; INQUISITION; INNOCENT II] (Pope) ALBUMS ALCHEMY see also CHEMISTRY; OCCULT SCIENCES ALCOHOLISM ALDHELM (Saint) ALE see BEERS & BREWING ALEMANNI see ALAMANNI ALENE (Saint) ALEUTIAN ISLANDS ALEXANDER (Saint) ALFONSINE TABLES ALGERIA Antiquities; Prehistory; By Place see also AFRICA - Roman, North ALGONQUINS see INDIANS - American ALIENS see also PROTESTANTS; NATURALIZATION; EMIGRATION ALLEGORY see SYMBOLISM; DEATH, Dance of; BESTIAHRIES & BEASTS ALLOBRIGES ALL SOULS' DAY see PESTIVALS & HOLIDAYS - All Souls' J ay ALMANACKS see CALENDARS & ALMANACKS ALMORAVIDES (Berber Horde) ALMS BOXES see OFFERTORY BOXES ALMS DISHES ALMSHOUSES By Country see also CHARITIES; HOSPITALS; POOR & POOR I AW ALMUCE see VESTMENTS - Almuce see also ILLUMINATION OF MSS & BOOKS: Limned ALPHABETS 11-75842 INSCRIPTIONS: PALAEOGRAPHY: Code PHILOLOGY: PICTOGRAPHY: SIGNS & Twinlock © SIGNBOARDS: CYRILLIC ALPHABETS ALPHEGE (Saint) ALPHYN (Minor Monster) ALPS Passes ALTARBELLS see BELLS & BELLRINGING ALTAR RAILS ALTARS, Christlian By Country see also GREEK & ROMAN ANTIQUITIES: PORTABLE ALTARS: CANOPIES: NEEDLEWORK: REREDOSES ALUM AMADOUR (Saint) AMALBERGA (Saint) AMANDUS (Saint) AMAZON RIVER see also AMERICA, South AMAZONS AMAZULU (Tribe) AMBASSADORS see INTERNATIONAL LAW: DIPLOMATIC SERVICE AMBER see also TRADE ~ Ancient & Primitive AMBIDEXTERITY AMBOGLANNA see CUMBERLAND - Lanercost AMBONES see LECTERNS AMBOYNS ISLAND AMBRONES AMBROSE (Saint) AMERICA Central North (see also CANADA: UNITED STAT IES) South (see also Names of individual countries) AMERICAN ART see also PAINTING - American SCULPTURE - American etc. AMERICAN INDIANS INDIANS - American Margin and AMERICAN LITERATURE Plain 3¢ AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE see UNITED STATES - History Ref AMHARIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE see also ETHIOPIC LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Crown AMIENS, MISE OF Twinlock AAMORITES ! | AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE see BATTLES - Naval AAMPHITHEATRES see THEATRES see also ARCHITECTURE - Roman: GLADIATORS IAMPHORAE see POTTERY & PORCELAIN AMPULLAE AMULETS & CHARMS see also CURSES: GEMS: OCCULT SCIENCES: FOLK] ORE & LOCAL CUSTOMS: WITCHES & WITCHCRAFT ANABAPTISTS see also REFORMATION ANAMBAS ISLANDS ANASAZI (People) ANATOLIA x ANATOMY see also VIVISECTION: ANTHROPOLOGY: MEDICINE & SURGERY: Names of Individual Organs ANCHAS see PERU ANCHOR ORNAMENTS ANCHORITES see also MONASTERIES & MONASTICISM: SAINTS ANCHORS see also SHIPS & SHIPPING ANCHSJESJONG see ONCHSHESHONGY ANCIENT BRITAIN see BRITAIN, Ancient ANCIENT HISTORY see HISTORY, Ancient ANCIENT MONUMENTS see MONUMENTS, Preservation of Ancient ANCRENE RIWLE ANDAMAN ISLANDS ANDELLE RIVER ANDES see AMERICA - South ANDIRONS ANDORRA ANDREW (Saint) ANELACES see ARMS & ARMOUR - Daggers ANGARA RIVER ANGELS * see alsc SYMBOLISM: HEAVEN: THEOLOGY & RELIG] ON: ANGLES (People see also ETHNOLOGY ANGLESEY see WALES - Anglesey ANGLIA, EAST see EAST ANGLIA ANGLING see FISHERIES & FISHING ANGLO-FRENCH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE Limited 11-75842 Cade ANGLO-JEWISH see JEWISH Twinlock © ANGLO-NEGROES ANGLO-NORMAN LANGUAGE see ANGLO-FRENCH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE * ANGLO-SAXON ART & ANTIQUITIES Cemetries Charters Churches Crypts Chronicles see CHRONICLES History see ENGLISH HISTORY, -1066 Institutions see alsoFOLK MOOTS Land Laws see LANDLAWS Seals Settlements Writs ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE see also ENGLISH LANGUAGE: NAMES: TEUTONIC LANGUAGES ANGLO-SAXON LITERATURE * see also ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE: ENGLISH LITERATURE: ILLUMINATION OF MSS & BOOKS - English: Names of Individua Works ANGLO-SAXONS ANGOLA IANGRIVARII (German People) + Roman, ANGUS (Saint) General Prehistory i Ancient Middle Ages ; Animals in Art ANIANUS (Saint ANICONIC IMAGES * JANIMALS 7| see also BESTIARIES & BEASTS: ANIMAL WORSHIP CATTLE: DOMESTIC ANIMALS: FOLKLORE LOCAL CUSTOMS - Animal Folklore: NATURAL HISTORY ANIMAL WORSHIP ANIMISM see also SOUL: THEOLOGY & RELIGION IANKLETS see JEWELLERY - Anklets ANNA (Saint) JANNAM see INDO~CHINA IANNE (Saint) ANNUAL REGISTER IAANNUITIES & PENSIONS see also INSURANCE Margin and ANSELM (Saint) Plain 3¢ IANPTAE (Slavonic Tribe) Ret ANTARCTIC REGION see POLAR REGIONS Crown IANTEFIXES Twintock ANTELOPES ANTEPENDUMUS ANTHONY (Saint ANTHOPOID APES | ANTHROPOLOGY Antiquity of Man Australopithecus Prometus Bibliography Congresses Cro-Magnon Man Duration of Life see LONGEVITY Gigantopithecus a Javanthropus Neanderthal Origin of Man Piltdown Skull Pithecanthropus Rhodesian Man Sinanthropus Pekinensis Societies Swanscombe Skull ' Country + Endand, ~ by county By see also CAVES: ETHNOLOGY: HANDS: PHYSIOGNOMY: TEETH: TREPHINATION, PREHISTORY: FOLKLORE & LOCAL CUSTOMS: THEOLOGY & RELIGION: TATTOOING: TOTEM POLES ANTHROPOMETRY see also ANATOMY: CRIME & CRIMINALS ANTIGUA see also WEST INDIES ANTILLES see WEST INDIES, for works on group in general see also Names of Individual Islands ANTIMONY . see also METALS & METALLURGY ANTIPHONARIES see SERVICE BOOKS - Antiphonaries ANTIQUARIES * ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON see SOCIETIES & CLUBS - Antiquaries of [London ANTIQUES (Use only for very general works, where a variety of objects are discussed) ANTI-SEMITISM see JEWS Antier see Pagnisrory ~ Bore + Horn mplments ANTONA RIVER ANTONINE WALL see ROMAN ANTIQUITIES - Wall, Antonine ANTONINI ITINHRARIUM see ROADS - koman, Antonini Itinerarium ANVILS APABHRAMSA LANGUAGE APADANA (Hall |of Honour) see PERSIA - Susa APES APHRODITE see also VENUS APOCALYPSE cee BIBLE - Apocalypse APOCRYPHA see also DIDACHE, The: BIBLE 11-75842 Code APOLLINARES AQUAE see ITALY - Vicarello APOLLONIA (Saint) APOSTOLIC SUCCESSION see CHURCH HISTORY APOSTLES see SAINTS APOTHECARIES see also MEDICINE: COMPANIES & GILDS - London - Apothecaries APOTHEOSIS APPARITOR APPLES & APPLE CULTS APPLE SCOOPS see SPOONS APPRENTICES see also COMPANIES
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