Abbreviations are marked in parentheses: e.g. & =(et)
Words written together that would be separated according to modern
graphic conventions: e.g. inilla = in-illa (in the middle of the line). Words
written apart that would be joined according to modern graphic conventions:
e.g. quam plures = quam+plures
Words separated that would be written together according to modern
graphic conventions: e.g. post ea = post+ea
The original punctuation has been preserved.
The chapter division of the ms., characterised
by the use of a large capital or uncial letter at the beginning of the first
word of the chapter, is marked in bold.
The line division of the manuscript has been preserved.
Paragraph signs inside chapters are marked §.
Folio numbering has been preserved.
Ø
In
order to increase the comprehensibility of the text, the obvious transcription
mistakes and physical lacunae have been corrected or filled. All
modifications have been placed between < >, e.g. quide<m>, and the ms. reading, as well as the ms. used for the
correction, are given in a footnote.
Abbreviations are opened:
e.g. & = et
Modern word separation
has been introduced: in illa = in illa (in the middle of the
line)
The original punctuation
has been preserved.
The chapter division of
the ms., characterised by the use of a large capital
or uncial letter at the beginning of the first word of the chapter, is marked
in bold red.
The line division of the
manuscript has been preserved.
Paragraph signs inside
chapters are marked §.
Ø
In
order to increase the comprehensibility of the text, the obvious transcription
mistakes and physical lacunae have been corrected or filled. All
modifications have been placed between < >, e.g. quide<m>, and the ms. reading, as well as the ms. used for the
correction, are given in a footnote.
12 January 2008