Transcription where a vacat is evident or suspected

for divset 1: editionitemcount != typographicitemcount

The element space/ should be used where a blank space on the stone is considered significant.

Traditional typographic representation <xref href="bibliography.xml#panciera" evaluate="all" from="ROOT" targOrder="Y" to="DITTO">Panciera</xref>, p.17 Imperator (vac.) Caesar Valeria (vac. ?) Atticilla not addressed not addressed <xref href="bibliography.xml#dohnicht" evaluate="all" from="ROOT" targOrder="Y" to="DITTO">Dohnicht</xref>, p.3: Imperator (vac. 3) Caesar Valeria (vac. ?) Atticilla senatus (vac. 3?) populusque not addressed <xref href="bibliography.xml#dow" evaluate="all" from="ROOT" targOrder="Y" to="DITTO">Dow</xref>: Imperator vvv. Caesar Valeria vvv.? Atticilla not addressed not addressed
Regular Expression Test blah blah blah blah
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).

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