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<body class='hmmessage'><div dir='ltr'>In Hebraica cataloging for many sefarim, works of rabbinic literature, that begin with the word "Sefer", we drop the sefer in the title when creating a uniform title (240 or 130). It is standard to do this. But what happens when there are two or more books with the same title, same subject headings, but different sub-titles, authors, publication information, and content? They have the same 245 $a and are on the same subject, but are entirely different works. Yet they get the same uniform title! Is it OK? Should it be done? Or should parenthetical qualifiers be put in ; if so, which?<br> </div></body>
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