When a large scene hanging on his stand, ''The Four Ages of Man" appeared at Sotheby's, London, on July 13 , 1977 the experts catalogued it as the work of Gysbert van der Kuil.
Charles Messier catalogued it as object M31 in 1764 and incorrectly credited Marius as the discoverer, unaware of Al Sufi's earlier work.
Messier catalogued it as the first entry in his catalogue of comet-like objects; in 1757, Alexis Clairaut reexamined the calculations of Edmund Halley and predicted the return of Halley's Comet in late 1758.
Some have catalogued it as a "victory for the dictatorship," others as "the betrayal of the democratic aspirations of Cuba and of the U.S. global leadership," and there have been some who consider a "moral crime" what they term the exchange of people unjustly imprisoned in Cuba and three criminals who caused deaths and the mourning of Cuban families.
The new England manager has been cataloguing it for five years as Sven-Goran Eriksson's assistant and it is a disadvantage that the sense of continuity means he is tied to a mediocre showing in the World Cup.
The Princeton archive, contrarily, catalogues it as an "unfinished story".
The catalogue copy described it as: "an assembled matrix of volumes that map a celestial constellation while also implying the form of a body that is lost within it".
Whatever you personally think about the quality of Netflix's catalogue, it seems as though subscribers sure enjoy it: Netflix recently became the Internet's largest online movie service, surpassing iTunes.
The family's archive – which offers the delight, and the challenge, of not having been immaculately sorted and catalogued, as it is in Texas – suggests to me a person at once harum-scarum and duty-bound, distractable and resolute.
It's important for him that LA's biodiversity be catalogued, and as quickly as possible.
