5. The first citation of a book is to be given in accordance with the following examples: W.R. BAKER, Personal Speech-Ethics in the Epistle of James (WUNT II/68; Tübingen 1995) 90. L.F. HARTMAN – A.A. DI LELLA, The Book of Daniel. A New Translation with Notes and Commentary (AB 23; Garden City, NY 1978) 212. J.L. KUGEL, Idea of Biblical Poetry. Parallelism and its History (New Haven, CT 1981) 87-92. 6. The first citation of a journal article should be given in the following way: name of the author in CAPS & SMALL CAPS followed by a comma; then title of the article within quotation marks followed by a coma; then name of the journal or its customary abbreviation (in italics) followed by the volume number, the year of publication (in parentheses), the inclusive page numbers of the entire article, and finally (when appropriate) the page number(s) of the section of the article that is being referenced. For example: R.G. KRATZ, “Israel als Staat und als Volk”, ZTK 97 (2000) 1-17. J.C. VANDERKAM, “The Angel of the Presence in the Book of Jubilees”, Dead Sea Discoveries 7 (2000) 378-393, here 390. 7. The first citation of articles published in collected works or Festschriften should be given in the following way: name of the author in CAPS & SMALL CAPS followed by a comma; then the title of the article within quotation marks followed by a comma; then the title of the book in italics (with subtitle in regular print); then within parentheses the name(s) of the editor(s) in CAPS & SMALL CAPS; then within a second set of parentheses the publication information: the series and volume number followed by a semicolon, and the place and year of publication. After the closing parenthesis, the inclusive page numbers of the entire article are given, and finally (when appropriate) the page number(s) of the section of the article that is being referenced. For example: H.G.M. WILLIAMSON, “Isaiah and the Holy One of Israel”, Biblical Hebrews, Biblical Texts. Essays in Memory of Michael P. Weitzman (eds. A. RAPOPORT-ALBERT – G. GREENBERG) (JSOTSup 333; Sheffield 2001) 33-55, here 39-40. 8. In subsequent references to a book or article already cited, authors are asked to observe the following manner of abbreviation: last name of the author (in CAPS & SMALL CAPS), abbreviated title, and page number(s). Examples: SOGGIN, Judges, 155-157; VANDERKAM, “The Angel of the Presence”, 391. 9. For classical and patristic works, contributors are asked to use the following style of reference: Homer, Il. 24:200; Eusebius, Hist. eccl. 3.2.21; 4.15.3-4. 10. Abbreviations of the titles of periodicals, series, and standard reference works should be those found in S. SCHWERTNER, International Glossary of Abbreviations for Theology and Related Subjects (Berlin – Boston, MA 32014). 3