The Latin compilation differs from the other versions in providing only the translated terms j 
(or sometimes phrases) and an indication of the case or part of speech for each term. The 
Latin terms are preceded by the number of the appropriate English term. 
Terms were generally not created for English words that are without a counterpart in the 
other languages. Explanations preceding a language version specify how the various 
committees treated these terms. 
A lae tambek of di are pensis for the sompletion of this work. The following list 
ple who istrumental in the development of the original 
English draft and were, in many cases, Secun for the foundation necessary for the 
successful completion of the project. 
B. H. Allen, Saint Louis; H. Bischler, Paris; E. Campbell, Palmerston North; M. R. Crosby, 
Saint Louis; S. Edwards, Manchester; J.-P. Frahm, Duisburg; G. Hássel de Menéndez, Buenos 
Aires; Z. Iwatsuki, Hiroshima; R. E. Magill, Saint Louis; R. E. Stotler, Carbondale. 
Users of this work are dt icate critical comments and suggestions for the 
refinement and amendment oft the terms defined herein. 
Robert E. Magill 
