VETUS LATINA IOHANNES - CONVENTIONS
| THE FOLLOWING CONVENTIONS APPLY TO ALL VIEWS: | |
| Readable text is presented in black: | normal text |
| Rubricated text is presented in red: | rubricated text |
| Dubious characters are presented in dark grey: | dubious characters |
| Reconstructed text, where supplied, is presented in italic and light grey: | reconstructed text |
| Text reconstructed by a particular editor is sometimes presented in a different format (see manuscript description for details): | e.g. text reconstructed by Amelli [conjecture by Gasquet] |
| Where the text cannot be indicated with any degree of certainty, the approximate number of missing characters is indicated: | 18-20 |
| Chapter numbers and titles are printed in purple: | ii |
| Ammonian sections (where recorded) are printed in green: | cxuii |
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Abbreviations for 'est' (÷), 'enim' (⧺), 'autem' (ƕ), 'eius' (ə) and 'et' (& or ₇) are included in some manuscripts. Digraphs (where two letters are written as a single character) are indicated by a slur over the two characters. | dixerun͡t |
| PAGE VIEW ALSO INCLUDES: | |
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Running titles, indented lines, variations in size of capital letter, justified and right-justified text, decorations (including obeloi and hederae). | ❧ ÷ |
| NOTES: | |
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Where a footnote is present in the transcription, it is indicated by Note. Click on this, and the note will appear in a separate window. | |
| CORRECTIONS: | |
| In the case of corrections, the first hand reading is presented in the text in blue. Click on this, and details of the correction will appear in a new window. OM indicates text omitted by the first hand and supplied by a later corrector. | |
| In the synopsis view, corrections in the lineated transcription appear as follows: | {first hand/correction} |