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Gene,
Thanks. Are you sure the authority isn’t for the work? I notice there are a number of authorities for expressions with languages in $l.

Ted Gemberling

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It is in NAF,

Gene

On Tue, Sep 6, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Gemberling, Ted P <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote:
Gene,
I don’t get that work when I search for OCLC 40450. Did you leave out some digits? I would not want to try looking it up under the title, because there are probably many bib records with that title.

Ted Gemberling
UAB Lister Hill Library

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Subject: [PCCLIST] What RDA are we following, again expression with original language

Please see the following OCLC record *40450 for Scriptores Augustae historiae.
After having many discussions on these lists, I was led to believe that the 1## line in the AAP should have the language, in this case $l Latin, since it is an expression.

This record is coded as RDA and updated by DLC among others.  Why is not $l Latin not included?

Gene Fieg