app.
art.
bk
c.
cf.
ch., c.
col., cols
comp. comps
div.
ed, eds
edn, edns
eq., eqs
et al.
et seq.
ex. exx.
f., ff.
fig., figs
fn., fnn.
ibid.
id.
ill., ills
inf.
l., ll.
loc. cit.
MS. MSS
n., nn.
n.d.
no., nos
n.p.
op. cit.
p. pp.
para., paras
passim
pl.
pt. pts
q.v., qq.v.
r., rr.
rev.
sc.
sec., s., ss.
ser.
st.
sup.
supp.
trans.
v., vv.
vide
vol. vols
appendix
article
book
approximately, about (Latin circa) e.g. c. 1936
compare (Latin confer)
chapter (c. for legislation)
column(s)
compiler(s)
division
editor(s)
edition(s)
equation(s)
and others (Latin et alii)
and following (Latin et sequentes)
example(s)
following
figure(s)
footnote(s)
in the same work (Latin ibidem)
the same (Ladin idem)
illustrator(s)
below (Latin infra)
line(s)
in the place cited (Latin loco citato)
manuscript(s) (Latin manuscriptum(a))
note(s)
no date
number(s)
no place
in the work cited (Latin opere citato)
page(s)
paragraph(s)
here and there, throughout (a word, not an abbreviation)
plate (plural plates)
part(s)
which see (Latin quod vide, quae vide)
regulation(s)
revised, reviser
scene
section (s. and ss. for legislation)
series
stanza
above (Latin supra)
supplement
translator(s)
verse(s)
see (a word, not an abbreviation)
volume(s)
All these abbreviations, including the Latin terms, are presented as is (no italics), and always start with a lower-case letter, even when they appear at the beginning of a note.
