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From: Singhals <>
Subject: op. cit., idem, and ibid
Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 22:48:49 -0700

I *KNOW* we only use ibid today, but in the past and in many of the
older books I use, all three are used.

Can anyone Speak with Authority on the *precise* differences between
them? I'd like to confirm/correct my vague recollections.

Thanks.

This thread:

• op. cit., idem, and ibid by Singhals <>

  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Frank Young <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by John P. Bromley< >
  • RE: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Audrey Bennett" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Kevin Dye" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Stephen Warshall <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Virginia Beck" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "John F. Chandler" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Sharon Carberry" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Mike Coulthard <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Ronald Michael Bone< >
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Virginia Beck" <>