11:43 Sep 20, 2000 |
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na | Autori vari |
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na | various authors |
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Autori vari Explanation: AA. VV stands for \\\"Autori vari\\\", and is used when there is more than one autho. It is left as it is, since it is part of the bibliography. Hope it helps, Saxo |
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various authors Explanation: This phrase is usually in English these days. And it is more common when citing a multi-author work to simply give the name of the editor: U. Tizio, ed. |
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