It just occurs to me, looking at one of the simple examples in
https://wiki.contextgarden.net/Creating_a_bibliography_and_citing_sources,
that it might be a good idea to include an example of two works by the
same author, as well as 2 works involving different authors.
The example provided is
\cite
[authoryear]
[beiser1987,jacobi1785]
and that will produce, in-text, (Beiser, 1987; Jacobi, 1785).
But let's say Beiser wrote a second work in 1990.
\cite
[authoryear]
[beiser1987,beiser1990]
will produce (Beiser, 1987; Beiser, 1990). It might look better if we
could get (Beiser, 1987, 1990). At the moment I can't quite see how to
get that.
Julian
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