Markup Conventions Used

Table of Contents

The following general conventions have been followed:

Use of Capitals and punctuation is conventional (at present punctuation and capitalisation is not consistent).
e-caudata has been represented by æ.
The OE characters wynn and yogh have been represented by w and g repectively.
bold indicates restored material.
scribal insertions, usually above the line, are indicated in ^superscript.
Where characters are unreadable and no plausible restoration is possible, the missing characters have been as: .
Tironian "and" has been represented as 7.
all other abbreviations have been silently expanded.

Where there have been small scale emendments by a later scribe, then the emended word(s) will have a link to an explanatory note. Where there is a larger scale emendment, then the following convention will be used:

755 actually 757: Some text by main scribe for this section. ~~Some text by the main scribe, erased by someone~~. [Hand xx: some text by an emending scribe].