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The LC classification system groups together books on similar subjects by means of their call numbers A-Z. There are 21 main LC call number classifications or classes:
For more information, see the Library of Congress Classification Outline. Click on a class to view its subclasses.
The LC call number range for Italian Literature is PQ 4001- PQ 5999.
PQ4001-4199.5 History and criticism
PQ4001-4063 General PQ4064-4075
Early to 1500 PQ4077-4088 Modern
PQ4091-(4131) Poetry
PQ4133-4160 Drama
PQ4161-4185 Prose
PQ(4186)-(4199) Folk literature
PQ4199.5 Juvenile literature (General)
PQ4201-4263 Collections
PQ4201-4204 General
PQ4205-4206 Translations
PQ4207-4225 Poetry
PQ4227-4245 Drama
PQ4247-4263 Prose
PQ4265-4556 Individual authors and works to 1400
PQ4561-4664 Individual authors, 1400-1700
PQ4675-4734 Individual authors, 1701-1900
PQ4800-4851 Individual authors, 1900-1960
PQ4860-4886 Individual authors, 1961-2000
PQ4900-4926 Individual authors, 2001-
PQ5901-5999 Regional, provincial, local, etc.
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