SUGGESTION: headwords in dictionaries

MJ. Smith

Using Luis González, Justo. “Justin (ca. 100–ca. 165).” Edited by Justo L. González. Translated by Suzanne E. Hoeferkamp Segovia. The Westminster Dictionary of Theologians. Louisville, KY; London: Westminster John Knox Press, 2006. as an example

The Headwords are not coded with LCV entries pointing to Factbook: Yes, I know the picture is selection rather than headword but the behavior is the same in this case.

This means that I get a search argument of "Justin" rather than "<Biography = Justin Martyr>". I would much prefer the latter to the former.

Beloved Amodeo

Using Luis González, Justo. “Justin (ca. 100–ca. 165).” Edited by Justo L. González. Translated by Suzanne E. Hoeferkamp Segovia. The Westminster Dictionary of Theologians. Louisville, KY; London: Westminster John Knox Press, 2006. as an example

The Headwords are not coded with LCV entries pointing to Factbook:

This means that I get a search argument of "Justin" rather than "<Biography = Justin Martyr>". I would much prefer the latter to the former.

Using Luis González, Justo. “Justin (ca. 100–ca. 165).” Edited by Justo L. González. Translated by Suzanne E. Hoeferkamp Segovia. The Westminster Dictionary of Theologians. Louisville, KY; London: Westminster John Knox Press, 2006. as an example

The Headwords are not coded with LCV entries pointing to Factbook:

This means that I get a search argument of "Justin" rather than "<Biography = Justin Martyr>". I would much prefer the latter to the former.

Is this the only resource this is true for and if not how would you go about finding the others? What would be required to remedy this issue?