Eutifrone. Bibliografia Annuale di Storia delle Religioni. 6. 1. 2011

Eutifrone" offers a religious-historical bibliography, extensive and accurate (on average each year 4000 volumes and 8000 articles from about 1600 journals), ordered according to an original classification system that combines, in a decimal system of prefixes, a historical classification (eg. 21 Egyptian religion, 42 Greek religion, 45 Roman religion, 6 Buddhism, 7 Judaism, 8 Christianity, 9 Islam) with another one, partly specific of individual areas (0 classification time, 1 geographic classification, 2 sects and denominations, 3 sacred texts and other sources), partly constantly typological (4 mental contents, 5 ritual elements), partly relational (97 x compared with y, 98 x compared with y: 7978 relationship between Judaism and Christianity). This system allows to highlight the similarities comparative, showing comparatively similar data in corresponding positions (6633 Buddha, 8633 Jesus, 9633 Muhammad), and, more generally, to provide a already well-ordered bibliography, just to browse in relation to its own interests. A system of unique abbreviations of journal titles and the use of a formula trimembra (Author Journal Year) for the calls provides a direct access to bibliographic data also from the secondary indexes, making almost unnecessary the single reference, constantly present, to the main lemma.