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Library of Congress Classification D HISTORY (GENERAL) D History (General) Including Europe (General) For individual countries, see the country 1 Periodicals. Societies. Serials 2 Registers Museums, exhibitions, etc. 2.5 General 2.514.A-Z Individual. By place, A-Z Congresses, conferences, etc. International Congress of Historical Sciences 3.A15-.A19 Serials 3.A2 Reports. By date 3.A22 Works about the I.C.H.S. 3.A3A-.A3Z Other international, A-Z 3.A4-Z By region or country, A-Z Sources and documents 5 General works 5.5 Minor. Source books Collected works (Monographs, essays, etc.). Festschriften 6 Several authors 7 Individual authors 8 Pamphlets, etc. 9 Dictionaries 10 Minor reference books (Anecdotes, curiosa, allusions, etc.) Chronological tables, etc. 11 General works 11.5 Special Including books of days, dates, etc., famous events throughout the calendar year, etc. Historical atlases General see G1030+ 12 Pictorial atlases Historiography For historiography of the history of individual countries, see DA-DU 13 General works 13.2 Criticism and reviews 13.5.A-Z By region or country, A-Z Biography of historians 14 Collective 15.A-Z Individual, A-Z e.g. 15.A25 Acton, John Emerich E.D.A., Baron 15.B8 Burckhardt, Jakob Christoph 15.R3 Ranke, Leopold von 15.R6 Roscoe, William 15.R7 Rotteck, Karl Wenzeslaus R., von Methodology. Relation to other sciences Cf. D56+ Methodology in ancient history 16 General works Special topics 16.115 Abstracting and indexing 16.116 Aural history 16.117 Computer network resources 16.118 Counterfactuals. Imaginary histories 16.12 Data processing 16.13 Historiometry. Mathematical models Imaginary histories see D16.118 Indexing see D16.115 1 D HISTORY (GENERAL) D Methodology. Relation to other sciences Special topics -- Continued Mathematical models see D16.13 16.135 Language 16.138 Microhistory 16.14 Oral history 16.15 Periodization 16.155 Photography 16.16 Psychohistory 16.163 Public history 16.166 Social sciences and history 16.17 Statistical methods 16.18 Television Including video tapes 16.19 History as a profession Study and teaching For study and teaching in primary grades see LB1530 For study and teaching in elementary grades see LB1581+ 16.2 General works 16.25 General special Including area studies 16.255.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 16.255.A8 Audiovisual aids 16.255.C65 Computer-assisted instruction 16.255.S5 Simulation methods By region or country 16.3 United States For United States history see E175.8 16.4.A-Z Other regions or countries, A-Z 16.5.A-Z Schools. By name or place, A-Z Philosophy of history General works 16.7 Through 1800 16.8 1801- 16.9 Special topics Including periodicity in history, historical materialism, etc. World histories 17 Chronicles and works written before 1525 Including ancient history 18 Chronicles and works written from 1525-1800 20 General works, 1801- 21 Compends. Textbooks. Outlines. Syllabi. Questions 21.1 Pictorial works 21.3 General special 21.5 Historical geography 22 History of several countries treated together 23 General popular works 23.5 Comic and satirical works 24 Historical events not restricted to one country or period Including disasters as historic events For specific disasters treated as historic events in individual countries, see the country in DA-F 24.5 Other For great cities of the world see G140 For folklore and history see GR41 2 D HISTORY (GENERAL) D Military history Including Europe For individual countries, see DA-DU 25.A2 Dictionaries. Chronological tables, etc. 25.A3-Z General works 25.5 General special 25.9 Pamphlets, etc. 27 Naval history Including Europe For individual countries, see DA-DU Political and diplomatic history Including Europe 31 General works Including Europe 32 General special 33 Pamphlets, etc. 34.A-Z Relations between Europe and individual countries, A-Z For relations between Europe and individual countries limited to 1945- see D1065.A+ Biography (Collective) General works see CT Rulers, kings see D107 Ancient history Including Europe For individual countries, see DA-DU 51 Periodicals. Societies. Serials 52 Sources and documents Collected works 53.A2 Several authors 53.A3-Z Individual authors 54 Dictionaries 54.5 Chronological tables, etc. 55 Biography (Collective) Cf. D107 Rulers, kings, etc. Cf. DE7 Classical antiquity Historiography. Methodology 56 General works Biography of historians 56.5 Collective 56.52.A-Z Individual, A-Z e.g. 56.52.H45 Herodotus General works Cf. DS62.2+ Ancient Orient To 1525 see D17 57 1525- 58 Works by classical historians e.g., Diodorus, Herodotus, Polybius At the Library of Congress the distinction in use between Classes D and PA in classifying works by ancient Greek and Roman historians, as well as criticism and commentaries on such works, is as follows: In Class D: (1) Translations with or without original text, except translations into Latin (PA) (2) Criticism and commentaries (with or without the original text), if substantive in nature, i.e., dealing primarily with the historical events discussed by the original author. In Class PA: (1) Original Greek and Latin texts (except as noted above) (2) Latin translations (3) Philological or textual criticism and commentaries (with or without the original text) (4) Commentaries specifically designed for use in conjunction with the original text 3 D HISTORY (GENERAL) D Ancient history -- Continued 59 Compends. Textbooks. Outlines. Syllabi. Questions 60 Addresses, essays, lectures 62 General special Earliest history. Dawn of history Cf. DS62.2+ Ancient history Cf. GN803+ Prehistoric antiquities in western Europe 65 General works 70 Celts. Celtic antiquities For Celts in the Balkan Peninsula see DR39.3 Cf. CB206 Celtic culture Cf. GN549.C3 Celtic race (Anthropology) General classical antiquity. Ancient nations Including manners and customs, etc. For archaeology see CC1+ For Greek and Roman antiquities see DE46+ 78 Early works through 1700 80 1701- 85.A-Z Special topics, A-Z 85.B7 Bow and arrow 85.F5 Fibulas (Jewelry) 90.A-Z Ancient peoples not limited to one country, A-Z Cf. D135+ Migrations of peoples Dacians see DR239.2 Illyrians see DR39.5 Saka see DS328.4.S35 95 Naval history Medieval and modern history, 476- Including Europe For individual countries, see DA-DU Periodicals. Societies. Serials see D1 Registers see D2 101 Sources and documents For collections of treaties of peace, alliance, and confederation see KZ184+ 101.2 Minor collections 101.5 Dictionaries. Albums 101.7 Chronological tables, etc. 102 General works Early see D17 103 Compends. Textbooks. Outlines. Syllabi. Questions 104 General special 104.5 Military history 105 Political and diplomatic history Pamphlets see D8 Biography and memoirs 106 Collective 107 Rulers, kings, etc. Including works covering ancient and modern rulers 107.3 Queens. Women rulers. Women heads of state Including female consorts 107.5 Princes and princesses 107.6 Claimants to royalty. Pretenders 107.7 Favorites 107.9 Houses, noble families, etc. 108 Public men 109 Women 4 D HISTORY (GENERAL) D Medieval and modern history, 476- Biography and memoirs -- Continued 110 Other special classes 110.5 Other Medieval history Including Europe For individual countries, see DA-DU 111 Periodicals. Societies. Serials Sources and documents. Collections. Chronicles 113 General works 113.5 Minor collections 114 Dictionaries 115 Biography (Collective) Historiography 116 General works Biography of historians 116.5 Collective 116.7.A-Z Individual, A-Z General works 117.A2 Early For chronicles see D113+ Modern 117.A3-Z General works 118 Compends. Textbooks. Outlines. Syllabi. Questions 119 Addresses, essays, lectures By period Early to 10th century 121 General works 123 9th-10th centuries Later see D200+ 125 Antiquities (127) Social life and customs see GT120 Civilization see CB351+ 128 Military and naval history Political history and institutions Including feudalism For theory see JC109+ 131 General works (133) Church and state see BV629+ 134 The medieval city Cf. HT115 Urban communities Cf. JS61 Local government Migrations 135 General works 137 Goths (General). Visigoths Cf. DG506+ Gothic Kingdom in Italy, 489-553 Cf. DP96 Visigoths in Spain, 414-711 138 Ostrogoths 139 Vandals Cf. DT171 Vandals in North Africa, 439-534 Huns. Attila Cf. DB927+ History of Hungary to 1301 141 General works 143 Battle of Chalons, 451 5 D HISTORY (GENERAL) D Medieval history Migrations -- Continued 145 Lombards Cf. DG511+ Lombard Kingdom, 568-768 147 Slavs Cf. D377.A+ Eastern question (19th century) Cf. DK33+ Ethnography of Soviet Union Cf. DR25 Slavs in the Balkan Peninsula Cf. GN549.S6 Ethnological works on Slavic peoples in general 148 Normans Cf. DA190+ Normans in England, 1066-1154 Cf. DC611.N841+ Normandy 149 Other special Crusades Sources and documents 151 Collections of chronicles, etc. 152 Individual chronicles 153 Statutes, registers, etc. 155 Dictionaries Biography For memoirs, see the individual crusade 156 Collective 156.5 Peter, the Hermit 156.58 Historiography 157 General works 158 Compends. Textbooks. Outlines. Syllabi. Questions 159 Addresses, essays, lectures 160 Other First crusade, 1096-1099 161 Sources 161.1 Memoirs and contemporary accounts 161.2 General works 161.3 Pamphlets, etc. 161.5.A-Z Part taken by individual countries, A-Z Second crusade, 1147-1149 162 Sources 162.1 Memoirs and contemporary accounts 162.2 General works 162.3 Pamphlets, etc. 162.5.A-Z Part taken by individual countries, A-Z Third crusade, 1189-1193 163.A2 Sources 163.A3 Memoirs and contemporary accounts 163.A4-Z General works 163.3 Pamphlets, etc. 163.5.A-Z Part taken by individual countries, A-Z Fourth crusade, 1196-1198; 1204-1219 Including the siege of Constantinople, 1203-1204 164.A2 Sources 164.A3 Memoirs and contemporary accounts Class here text of Villehardouin's Conquête de Constantinople For biography and criticism see PQ1545.V475 164.A4-Z General works 164.3 Pamphlets, etc.
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