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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 4582539, member: 19463"]There will never be agreement on how to treat Provincials. For that matter, there will never be agreement on whether you post Provincials along with Imperials of the same ruler or in a separate Provincial section. What do we do with semi/quasi-autonomous listed as from the 'time' of Gordian? Do they go with their city, with Gordian or in a separate autonomous section at the end of either main group? Frank Robinson still uses Greek cities by alphabet ignoring location but even the standard location method has problems with cities that share a border between provinces and lists cities inside a province alphabetically. This is not just an ancient problem. Bristol, Virginia, and Bristol, Tennessee, share the Main street with one side in one state and the other side in the other. Recently, Tennessee allowed restaurants to reopen while Virginia told their closed restaurants to watch their competitors serving across the street.</p><p><br /></p><p>Of all the things I might disagree with in 'standard' references, the one I hate most was Sear's decision to separate out Archaic coins in an alphabetical listing but to lump Classical and later all together in the main body. History so, so rarely blows a whistle and says, "OK, people, we are medieval now." <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie20" alt=":banghead:" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 4582539, member: 19463"]There will never be agreement on how to treat Provincials. For that matter, there will never be agreement on whether you post Provincials along with Imperials of the same ruler or in a separate Provincial section. What do we do with semi/quasi-autonomous listed as from the 'time' of Gordian? Do they go with their city, with Gordian or in a separate autonomous section at the end of either main group? Frank Robinson still uses Greek cities by alphabet ignoring location but even the standard location method has problems with cities that share a border between provinces and lists cities inside a province alphabetically. This is not just an ancient problem. Bristol, Virginia, and Bristol, Tennessee, share the Main street with one side in one state and the other side in the other. Recently, Tennessee allowed restaurants to reopen while Virginia told their closed restaurants to watch their competitors serving across the street. Of all the things I might disagree with in 'standard' references, the one I hate most was Sear's decision to separate out Archaic coins in an alphabetical listing but to lump Classical and later all together in the main body. History so, so rarely blows a whistle and says, "OK, people, we are medieval now." :banghead:[/QUOTE]
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