This example
@book{schleiermacher:hermeneutica,
author = {Schleiermacher, Friedrich Daniel Ernst},
year = {2001},
title = {Hermeneutica},
publisher = {Polirom},
isbn = {973-683-617-7},
location = {Iași},
translator = {Râmbu, Nicolae},
introduction = {Râmbu, Nicolae},
commentator = {Râmbu, Nicolae},
series = {Collegium}
}
Observe that the translator, introduction and commentator fields are the same person.
Q: Does changing the order of the fields in a given entry affect the printing of the bibliography, or is printing passed through lbx localisation ie: bytranslatoranin (biblatex) and cbytranslatoranin (biblatex-chicago)?
.bibfile does not matter. The 'combined' string is 'calculated' bybiblatexmacros that don't know about the order in the.bibfile: They will always choose the same hard-coded order. (I don't have time to check the details of the hard-coded order now, but I can write an answer with more details later.) – moewe Jan 26 '21 at 11:42