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[16th ed.]
8.163 Permissible changes to titles
| Works » Capitalization, Punctuation, and Italics 8.163 Permissible changes to titles When a title is...used in the surrounding text. Capitalization may be changed to headline style ( 8.157 ) or sentence...illustrate the way titles and subtitles are normally punctuated and capitalized in running text, notes... |
[16th ed.]
8.112 Wars and revolutions
| revolutions are capitalized. The generic terms are usually lowercased when used alone. American...(sometimes capitalized); the Revolutionary War Crusades; the Sixth Crusade; a crusader French...Revolution; the Revolution of 1789; the Revolution (usually capitalized to distinguish the Revolution of... |
[16th ed.]
8.109 Services and rites
| services and rites are usually lowercased (though they may be capitalized in strictly religious...traditionally capitalized, though they may be lowercased in nonreligious contexts. the Eucharist Holy... |
[16th ed.]
8.52 Mountains, rivers, and the like
| , islands, and so forth are capitalized. The generic term ( mountain , etc.) is also capitalized when...used as part of the name. In the plural, it is capitalized when it is part of a single name... capitalization signals unambiguously that the generic term forms part of each proper noun. See also... |
[16th ed.]
8.56 Buildings and monuments
| monuments are generally capitalized. The generic term is usually lowercased when used alone but... capitalized when used as part of a plural name (as in the fifth example; see also 8.52 , 8.55 ). the Babri...US Congress meets, as distinct from the capital city) the Chrysler Building; the building; the... |
[16th ed.]
8.113 Battles and campaigns
| battles and campaigns that have entered the general lexicon are capitalized. In other, more generic...descriptions, only proper names are capitalized. For names not included here, consult an... |
[16th ed.]
11.58 Italian special characters
| accent on capitalized vowels is sometimes dropped, in stressed final syllables it must be retained to...avoid confusion. CANTÒ (he sang) CANTO (I sing) PAPÀ (daddy) PAPA (pope) If an accented capital is... |
[16th ed.]
7.61 Plurals of letters
| Compounds Chapter Contents » Italics, Capitals, and Quotation Marks » Words and Letters Used as Words...roman even when the letter is italic. Capital letters, however, do not normally require an... |
[16th ed.]
2.17 Subheads
| lowercase letters rather than full capitals (see 8.157 ). Except for run-in heads, which are usually...italicized and given initial capitals for the first word and proper names only (sentence style; see... |
[16th ed.]
8.47 Popular place-names or epithets
| , are usually capitalized. Quotation marks are not needed. Some of the following examples may be used of... capitalized. Some editorial discretion is advisable, however. In reference to Soviet-era global...politics, for example, the following terms might be suitably capitalized: the iron curtain or Iron Curtain the third world or Third World... |
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