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References are to paragraph numbers except where specified as table, figure (fig.), or page number (p.). Page numbers in the online edition link directly to terms in the glossary.

race, 8.38, 8.39. See also groups of people
radiations, 8.151
radical sign, 12.42–44
radio and radio programs, 8.189
ragged right (flush left) justification, 2.10, 3.73, 7.47, 16.136, fig. 3.19, p. 986. See also justification
ranges (numbers). See inclusive (continuing) numbers
rarely, 5.230
rather, 5.201
ratios, 6.62, 9.58
re, as prefix, 7.89 (sec. 4)
readers’ comments
on blog posts, 14.208, 15.51
in newspapers, 14.196
on online multimedia content, 14.267
on social media posts, 14.209, 15.52
reading lists, 1.78
reciprocal pronouns (each other, one another), 5.53
record group numbers, 14.292
recoverability, principle of, 5.229
recto pages
abbreviation, 14.154–55
always odd-numbered, 1.5
beginning of gallery, 3.6
defined, p. 986
first journal page, 1.81
first page of index, 1.65
in folio editions, 14.155
parts of book starting on, 1.4, 1.49, 1.51, 1.53, 1.54, 1.65
proofreading for correct use of, 2.114, 2.115
running heads for, 1.11–15
in signed signatures, 14.154
specified on final manuscript for production, 2.75, 2.76, 2.77
See also page numbers; pagination; verso pages
redlining, p. 986. See also tracking changes
reference lists
abbreviations in, generally, 15.15
authors’ names (see authors’ names in source citations)
vs. bibliographies, 14.71, 15.3
cross-checking of, 2.32, 2.63, 15.21
cross-references to other titles in, 15.42
editing of, 2.63, 2.64
and electronic file cleanup, 2.80
format: examples and variations, 15.9, 15.22, fig. 15.1; hanging (flush-and-hang) indentation, 1.63, 2.24; manuscript preparation guidelines, 2.24, 14.67, 15.17; overview, 15.5–6; page numbers and other locators, 15.8; type size, 1.63
headings for, 15.5, 15.10
hyperlinks to and from (see hyperlinks for source citations)
importance of, 15.10
manuscript preparation guidelines for authors, 15.17
metadata for, 1.92
multiauthor volumes, 15.10
order of entries: alphabetical, 2.63, 15.11, fig. 15.1; chronological, 2.63, 14.71, 15.18, 15.19; same-author, same-year works, 15.20; single vs. several authors, 15.16; works with multiple publication dates, 15.40
placement in book, 1.4, 1.63, 15.10
publication date, placement of, 15.14
publication details: editions with multiple, 15.40; forthcoming works, 15.18, 15.45; letters in published collections, 15.43; multivolume works published over several years, 15.41; “no date,” 15.18, 15.44
scholarly symbols in, 10.43
secondary sources quoted, 15.56
submission of, 2.3
3-em dash in, 15.17–20; caveats, 15.17; chronological order for repeated names, 1.124, 15.18, 15.19; with edited, translated, or compiled works, 15.19; with same author, same year, 15.20
titles as entries, 15.39
See also author-date reference system; bibliographies; source citations; text citations; titles of works in source citations
reference works
HTML format for, 1.118
hyperlinks in, 1.118, 1.120
indexes for, 16.26
for indexing, 16.32
for manuscript editing, 2.54
online versions, 1.118, 1.120, 1.121, 14.233
organizing principle of, 1.123
source citations for, 14.103, 14.232–34
titles of, 8.191
See also catalogs; dictionaries; encyclopedias; “resources on” under specific topics
reflexive and intensive pronouns, 5.41, 5.51, 5.53
reflowable formats
illustration placement in, 3.8
and indexes, 16.13
line breaks in, 6.82, 6.90, 6.113, 7.36, 7.47, 14.18
location information, 1.6
navigation in, 1.123, 2.35, 14.22, 14.160, 14.174, 15.23
and notes, 14.49
and text breaks, 1.58
regions, national and world, 8.47, 8.54. See also geographical terminology; place-names; political terminology
regression testing, 2.138
regular expressions, p. 984. See also pattern matching
relationship terms, 7.89 (sec. 3), 8.36
relative adjectives, 5.56
relative adverbial conjunctions, 5.202
relative clauses, 3.54, 5.56, 5.60, 5.225, 5.226, 5.227, 6.27
relative pronouns, 5.56–66
antecedents absent with, 5.30, 5.61
antecedents of, 5.57, 5.59–62
in cleft sentences, 5.246, 5.247
compound, 5.65
defined, 5.56
-ever suffix, 5.65, 5.66
gender, number, and case of, 5.57, 5.66, 5.140
for gender neutrality, 5.255
and grammatical ellipses, 5.226, 5.247
one in antecedent, 5.62
positional nuances of, 5.58
possessive forms of, 5.63, 5.64
in remote clauses, 5.60
as subjects, 5.140
See also relative clauses; that; what; which; who, whom, whose
religions and religious concerns
buildings, 8.101, 9.48
concepts, 8.94, 8.99, 8.108, 8.109
events: holidays, 8.89; services and rites, 8.110; theologically important (e.g., the Exodus), 8.108
groups: Church, church, 8.98, 8.101; councils, synods, and such, 8.102; denominations, sects, orders, and movements, 8.97; jurisdictions and divisions of, 8.100; major religions, 8.96
names and titles: abbreviations, 10.18, 10.22; alternatives to God, 8.92; capitalization, 8.19, 8.26, 8.33, 8.36; deities, 8.91, 8.92; honorifics, 8.26, 8.33, 10.18, 16.39; indexing of, 16.37, 16.39; kinship terms, 8.36; in non-English languages, 11.26, 11.88; numbered places of worship, 9.48; numerals with, 9.41, 9.48; popes and patriarchs, 8.26, 9.41, 16.36, 16.37; pronouns for, 8.95; religious figures, 8.93, 8.95, 10.20, 14.83, 16.42
religious objects, 8.111
See also Bible; biblical citations; religious works
religious works
Qurʾan (Koran), 8.103, 11.77, 14.241
resources on, 14.238, 14.241
source citations for, 6.62, 9.26, 10.48, 14.238–41
treatment in text: concepts, 8.94, 8.99, 8.108, 8.109; prayers, creeds, and such, 8.107; scriptures, 8.103, 8.104
Upanishads, 8.103, 14.241
See also Bible; religions and religious concerns
repetition, author queries about, 2.69
reporters (for court cases and decisions), 14.276, 14.277, 14.278, 14.279, 14.294, 14.298
reports. See pamphlets, brochures, and reports
reprints
abbreviation of reprint or reprinted, 10.42
copyright dates of, 1.23, fig. 1.2
defined, p. 986
e-books as, 14.159
vs. editions, 1.23, 1.26
editorial interpolations and clarifications in, 6.99
introduction for, 1.47
prefaces for, 1.41
rights to, 4.55, 4.64, 4.78, 4.101, fig. 4.1
source citations for, 14.54, 14.114, 14.159, 15.40
unnumbered source notes, 1.50, 14.54
See also impressions
reproduction and copyright, 4.13, 4.34, 4.51, 4.64. See also photocopying
resolution (pixels), p. 986
resolutions, 14.283. See also legislation; US Congress
restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses and phrases, 5.23, 6.27, 6.28, 6.29, 6.30, 6.41, 6.50
retractions, 1.91
Reverend, Rev., 10.18, 16.39
reverse italics, 8.173, 14.95
reviews
basic format, 1.98
of books, 1.87, 1.94, 1.98, 4.10, 14.153, 14.202
quoted on paperback covers, 1.70
source citations for, 14.153, 14.201–4
revised and expanded, 1.26
revised editions. See editions
revised proofs, 2.103, 2.105, p. 984
revision dates
maps, 14.237
online reference works, 14.233
websites and web pages, 14.13, 14.207, 15.50
revisions. See tracking changes
revolutions, 8.113
RGB mode, 3.3, p. 986
rhetorical questions, 5.213
rhyme schemes, 7.69
right or left indent, 2.11
rights. See copyright; intellectual property rights; publishing agreements; subsidiary rights
rights to distribution outside the US, 4.34, 4.64, 4.76
rivers, 8.53, 8.54, 8.55
roads and thoroughfares
abbreviations of, 10.33
names of, 8.56, 11.26
numbers of, 9.50, 9.51
See also addresses, mailing
roman (type)
abbreviations, 10.7, 10.42, 12.11, 12.36, 12.64, 16.116
Anon. and pseud, 14.79
apostrophe and s in possessives of italicized terms, 7.29
artworks of antiquity, 8.198
case names in citations, 14.272
city or state names with newspaper titles, 14.193, 14.194
as default, 7.49, p. 987
defined, p. 987
figure in text, 3.9
for gene products, 8.132
generic terms for parts of books, 8.179, 8.180
index cross-references, 16.22
indexes of authors, first lines, and titles, 16.145
italicized terms within titles (reverse italics), 8.173, 14.95
journal and magazine article titles in source citations, 14.169, 14.188
key terms after first occurrence, 7.56
Latin terms, 7.55, 10.7, 10.42, 13.66
legal-style citations, 14.272, 14.273, 14.276, 14.288, 14.290
letters as shapes, 7.67
letters standing for names, 7.66
maps, descriptions of, 14.237
marking proofs for, 2.131
mathematical expressions, 12.11, 12.36, 12.64, 12.65
names of apps, devices, and operating systems, 8.155
names of letters, 7.68
non-English words, 7.53–55
opus numbers, 8.196
performers on recordings, 8.197
periodical departments or columns, 8.177, 14.195
phonetic symbols, 7.64
proper names used as words, 7.63
scholastic letter grades, 7.65
in scriptural citations, 14.239, 14.241
for s in plural form of italicized terms, 7.12, 12.3
titles of series and editions, 14.124, 8.176
titles of websites, 14.206, 8.191
titles with quotation marks (see titles of works: quotation marks for)
transliterated terms after first occurrence, 11.75, 11.110
UK legal and public documents, 14.298, 14.300
volume numbers, 14.23, 14.171, 15.9
words for musical pitches, 7.71
See also boldface; italics; quotation marks; special characters; transliteration and transliterated text; typographic considerations
Romanian language, 11.70
romanization. See transliteration and transliterated text
roman numerals
vs. arabic numerals, 14.147, table 9.1
capitals: enzyme names, 8.133; musical chords, 7.73; with personal names, 6.43, 7.42, 9.42, 10.8, 16.37, 16.41, 16.66; sequels, 9.43; sovereigns and other rulers, 9.41; vessels and such, 9.44
Chicago’s preference for arabic over, 9.67
defined, p. 987
divisions within legal instruments, 9.28
general principles, 9.65
inclusive ranges, 9.61, 16.14
musical chords, 7.73
in pagination, 1.4, 1.7, 1.9, 2.38, 2.57, 9.26
subtrahends (back counters), 9.66
See also arabic numerals; numbers
rooms, offices, and such, 8.58
royalties
failure to pay, 4.37
multiauthor works, 4.58
permissions fees from, 4.104
publishing agreements on, 4.52
and subsidiary rights, 4.64, 4.69
royalty. See nobility; sovereigns and other rulers
R. R. Bowker Company, 1.32, 1.74
rulers. See sovereigns and other rulers
rules (lines)
above continued footnotes, 14.41, fig. 14.1
avoided in illustrations, 3.19
in tables, 3.53, 3.57, 3.58, 3.74, 3.86, figs. 3.13–14, fig. 3.16
run in, p. 987. See also indexes: run-in style; run-in lists; run-in quotations
run-in lists, 6.128, 6.129, 6.131, 7.45
“run in” mark, 2.126
run-in quotations
assimilation into text, 13.11–12
vs. block, 13.9–10
capitalization, 13.19, 13.21
converting block quotations to, 13.31
defined, 13.9
multiple paragraphs in, 13.32–33, 13.35
poetry, 6.111, 6.113, 13.29, 13.34
punctuation: colons, 13.16; commas, 13.14; quotation marks, 13.30, 13.68; slashes, 13.29
text citations for, 13.68–69, 15.26
See also text citations
run-in style (indexes). See under indexes
run-in subheads, 1.56, 2.18, 2.59, 6.14
running feet, 1.10, 1.83
running heads, 1.10–16
choice of content for, 1.11, 2.76, 14.47
defined, 1.10, p. 987
manuscript preparation guidelines, 2.76
no punctuation following, 6.14
not always used in electronic publications, 1.10, 1.83, 1.123, 14.47
omission of, 1.12, 1.16, 1.49, 2.115, 3.86, 3.87
proofreading of, 2.76, 2.114
publisher’s responsibility for, 2.3
shortening of, 2.76
specific instances: appendixes, 1.14; back matter, 1.14, 1.15; electronic publications, 1.12; endnotes (see under endnotes); front matter, 1.11, 1.16; and illustrations, 1.8, 1.16, 2.115; indexes, 1.14, 16.6; journals, 1.83, 2.76; reference works, 1.13; and tables, 1.16, 2.115, 3.86, 3.87; text, 1.12
title metadata for, 1.12
running sheets. See press sheets
runover lines
defined, p. 987
drama quotations, 13.47
hanging indentation for, 2.24, 16.137
indexes, 16.26, 16.28, 16.137
mathematical expressions, 12.23
outlines, 6.132
poetry extracts, 2.20, 13.25, 13.27
tables, 3.61, 3.73, fig. 3.12
vertical lists, 2.21, 6.130
Russian language, 11.98–108
alphabet (see Cyrillic alphabet)
capitalization, 8.12, 11.99, 11.100
names, 8.12, 11.98
punctuation, 11.101–3
quotations and dialogue, 11.101
resources on, 11.98
special characters, 11.98, table 11.3
titles of works, 11.100
word division, 11.70, 11.104–8