At the first footnote mention, both the first name and the last name should be written in regular font. In the literature used, the last name is already in regular font. Both foreign personal names and Hungarian personal names have the following format (original form of the so-called Western name order), in line with a possible example of Anglo-Saxon customs: first name/first names (regular font) followed by the last name/last names (in small capitals). We do not advise the family name+abbreviated first name/first names format common in Anglo-Saxon circles, nor the abbreviated first name/first names+last name format. So, for example, the name form A. S. Huque, O. L. Kuznetsov, Bolšakov, B. E., Zafarullah, H. is not acceptable for the volume. There is no full stop after the abbreviations ed, eds, co-ed. In the case of three authors (editors, co-editors), the names of the first two authors (editor, co-editor) are separated by a comma, and the third is connected by the word ‘and’. At the same time, the author’s names and other names mentioned in the main text or footnotes are also indicated in the index (of personal names) in the format of surname-comma-first name. The last author’s name is not followed by a colon as is customary in Hungarian practice, but by a comma before the title, in accordance with Anglo-Saxon customs. (In the case of monographs and publications, the ISBN number must be indicated.)