Letters completely lost (extent certain or not certain)
Traditional typographic representation
- Panciera, p.18; Dohnicht, p.4:
- [ · · · ]
- [ · 10 · ]
- [ · c.10 · ]
- [ - 4.2cm - ]
- not addressed
EpiDoc encoding
- gap reason="lost" extent="3" unit="character"/
- gap reason="lost" extent="10" unit="character"/
- gap id="gap26" reason="lost" extent="10" unit="character"/certainty target="gap26" locus="extent" degree="low"/
- gap reason="lost" extent="4.2" unit="cm"/
- gap id="gap27" reason="lost" extent="2" unit="character" /certainty target="gap27" locus="extent" degree="low" /
EpiDoc appearance with standard XSLT
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Notes
- The first example indicates the certain loss of exactly 3 characters.
- The second example indicates the certain loss of exactly 10 characters.
- The third example indicates the certain loss of approximately 10 characters.
- The fourth example indicates the certain loss of 4.2cm of text.
- The fifth example indicates the certain loss of exactly 2 characters.
- If a unit of measurement other than "character" is used for the "unit" attribute on gap, then no certainty locus="extent" degree="low" element should be associated with the gap.
Responsibility for this section
authorTom Elliott
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