Only one font (Times New Roman, Unicode) is to be used, both for the text of the article (12 point, line spacing 14) and for the notes (10 point, line spacing 12). No other font can be used; texts and terms originally in other fonts should be converted to Times New Roman, unless considered absolutely necessary.

The quotation system is of the type “Author – date” (the “Harvard” system). In the text and notes the names of authors are given in small capitals followed by the year of publication: e.g. Brelich 1976.

At the end of the article there should be a complete bibliography, including any abbreviations, which should be spelled out. The following examples cover the most common cases:

Brelich 1976 = A. Brelich, “Tre note”, in P. Xella (ed.), Magia. Studi di storia delle religioni in memoria di Raffaela Garosi, Roma 1976: 103-110.
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