Transcription with no uncertainty about the form of the character(s), but the editor prefers not to resolve them.
Traditional typographic representation
- <xref href="bibliography.xml#panciera">Panciera</xref>, p.17; <xref href="bibliography.xml#dohnicht">Dohnicht</xref>, p.3:
ABC
- <xref href="bibliography.xml#dohnicht">Dohnicht</xref>, p.3:
V
EpiDoc encoding
- orig n="unresolved" lang="lat"abc/orig
- orig n="unresolved_vocality" lang="lat"v/orig
- orig n="unresolved" lang="grc"αβγ/orig
- orig n="unresolved_context" lang="grc"σ/orig
EpiDoc appearance with standard XSLT
- abc
- v
- αβγ
- σ
Questions and issues
- None.
Notes
- The general case of unresolved characters is handled by the use of the orig element with the n attribute containing "unresolved". For more particular cases, such as the Latin V identified by Dohnicht as ambiguously vocalic or consonantal, the attribute may be further specified with the addition of "_vocality", vel sim.
Responsibility for this section
authorTom ElliottauthorGabriel Bodard
authorJulia FlandersauthorIlaria Marchesi
CVS Information
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