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made the lyre, had been transfigured into it. I may remark here that the German name for the tortoise is Schild-krˆte (toad with shields), that the Koribantes[1] produced their noisy music, and accompanied their Pyrrhic dances with kettledrums and the sound of arms, [Footnote 1: The Koribantes remind us of the Salii of the Latins, to whom Numa gives the arms and the words, to be sung leaping. According to Ovid's distich-- [blank line] /* "Jam dederat Salii (a saltu nomina ducunt) Armaque et ad certos verba canenda modos." [blank line] --<i>Fasti</i>, iii. 389. */ ] |
Poetry with attributions
This footnote contains both prose and poetry. As explained in the previous example, some post-processors prefer the attribution to be in the same no-wrap as the quotation (as shown here), while others prefer them to be in separate no-wraps (as shown in the previous example). If it isn't covered in the project comments or discussion, ask; if nobody answers, either way will be acceptable.
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