Edit a literary work in the Comprehensive Theosophical Dictionary: Quarles F. - Job Militant

Full title without the subtitle or the author's name. Preserve punctuation and quotation marks within the title; do not enclose the whole title in extra quotation marks.

For sorting:

Fill in only when a different sorting form is needed, without quotation marks or other punctuation that interferes with sorting. Otherwise the title is used.

For references:

A unique short title in the form Author-Work, for example HPB-SD. Check the full list before choosing an abbreviation. If omitted, the page name is used.

Enter the authors' CTD page names, for example Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna. Separate multiple authors with semicolons. Leave blank if no author is established.

Language, title and author in the original language. Use this field for a manually formatted origin; otherwise it is assembled from the original-language fields below. Example: English: Contemplation by Damodar K. Mavalankar.

Full bibliographic details of the original, including place, publisher, year and ISBN when known.

Independent alternative titles or spellings.

Additional category names without the Category: prefix, for example Hinduism; Theosophy. The CTD literature category is added automatically.

Use a plural, lower-case form, such as books or articles.

For display, in a readable form, for example July 1884.

For sorting:

A known date in YYYY-MM-DD format, for example 1884-07-01. Do not invent a month or day; enter only the known year or year and month when appropriate. A free-text period belongs in the display field.

Place, publisher or periodical, as appropriate to the bibliographic entry.

Original and translated editions with brief bibliographic details (publisher, year, translator) and links to texts in Teopedia or elsewhere. Example from the Russian entry: Five Years of Theosophy, Kolokol, 2022; translated into Russian by V. V. Bazyukin.

Works useful for understanding this text. Include internal or external hyperlinks.

A compact plain-text description for popup hints and footnotes, without links or formatting.

[[Blavatsky H.P. - Tetragrammaton|Tetragrammaton]] ([[Blavatsky H.P. - Tetragrammaton#142|BCW 8:142]])

Link to works in which this literary work is mentioned, with a brief explanation and source reference where useful.