Where an endnote simply gives a reference to what is mentioned in the text, the entry refers to the page of the text: where an endnote introduces fresh references or material, its own page is given. Medieval authors are listed under their Christian names (eg Thomas Aquinas), though not where they are usually known by surnames (for instance, Chaucer)

In John Marenbon (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Boethius. Cambridge University Press. pp. 343 (2009)
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