Identification and expansion of abbreviations understood by the editor leiden
Traditional typographic representation <xref href="bibliography.xml#panciera">Panciera</xref>, p.17: co(n)s(ul) Aug(ustus) Not covered Not covered Not covered Not coveredNot coveredNot covered
Regular Expression Test blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah
EpiDoc appearance with standard XSLT consul Augustus Auggusti duo presbyter Dis Manibus Dis ManibusHic situs est Θεοχάρης
Notes An abbr element within the expan containing the abbreviated form of the word is available but optional. It may be useful when the abbreviation contains additional markers not in the expanded form (cf. Augg and pr. above), but might require additional linking in cases where the abbreviation must be expanded by interpolation (cf. co(n)s(ul)) When the abbreviated form contains markers not in the expanded form, such as additional letters or punctuation, best practice is to put these in orig elements, which the standard stylesheets will omit when rendering the expanded form. Abbreviated phrases (e.g., D(is) M(anibus)) should properly be marked-up as a group, as illustrated in the example above, but marking them as single words is not incorrect (see the second example).
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Responsibility for this section authorGabriel Bodard authorHugh CaylessauthorJohn Bodel
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