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:For sidenotes you can use [[Formula:Left sidenote]] and [[Formula:Right sidenote]], though since they're noted in the body in your text a standard <code><ref></code> footnote might be more appropriate. The Latin Wikisource doesn't appear to have any specific guidelines on transcription—I'm new here too—but the English project's guideline seems to be followed here too: "Special characters such as accents and ligatures should be used wherever they appear in the original document, if reasonably easy to accomplish." So I would retain the abbreviations if they're available in Unicode. For what it's worth, though, looking at the texts you're transcribing the nasal consonant accent is actually a tilde and not a macron (i.e. eodẽ). —[[Usor:Nizolan|Nizolan]] ([[Disputatio Usoris:Nizolan|disputatio]]) 20:27, 16 Maii 2019 (UTC)

::Many thanks for your hints! :) I was in doubt about ''é, ē, ẽ'' or whatever, I will go for ''ẽ'' (and for <code><ref></code> whenever I find a rooted note). (of course I am still open for more suggestions sould they come). bye, --[[Usor:Barbaking|Barbaking]] ([[Disputatio Usoris:Barbaking|disputatio]]) 07:34, 17 Maii 2019 (UTC)