Transcription where a vacat is evident or suspected
Traditional typographic representation
- <xref href="bibliography.xml#panciera">Panciera</xref>, p.17
- Imperator
(vac.) Caesar
- Valeria
(vac. ?) Atticilla
- not addressed
- not addressed
- <xref href="bibliography.xml#dohnicht">Dohnicht</xref>, p.3:
- Imperator (vac. 3) Caesar
- Valeria (vac. ?) Atticilla
- senatus (vac. 3?) populusque
- not addressed
- <xref href="bibliography.xml#dow">Dow</xref>:
- Imperator
vvv. Caesar
- Valeria
vvv.? Atticilla
- not addressed
- not addressed
EpiDoc encoding
- Imperator space dim="horizontal" extent="3" unit="character"/ Caesar
- Valeria space id="space1" dim="horizontal" extent="3" unit="character"/certainty target="space1" locus="#gi" degree="low"/ Atticilla
- senatus space id="space2" dim="horizontal" extent="3" unit="character" /certainty target="space2" locus="extent" degree="low"/ populusque
- dona space id="space3" dim="horizontal" extent="5" unit="character" /certainty target="space3" locus="extent" degree="low"/certainty target="space3" locus="#gi" degree="low"/ nobis pacem
EpiDoc appearance with standard XSLT
- Imperator
Caesar
- Valeria
Atticilla
- senatus
populusque
- dona
nobis pacem
Notes
The use of the certainty element in these examples conforms to the consensus reached in a protacted discussion on the Markup list under the rubrics "REQ COMMENT: lacuna/vacat and uncertainty" and "Certainty etc." (
1-10 June 2002).
Questions and issues
- None
Responsibility for this section
authorTom Elliott
converted XMLGabriel Bodard
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