Full text display

The English Poetry Second Edition Full text display generally follows the manner in which it originally appears in its printed source text. The following standard display formats have been used:

• Main headings and captions are centred and in bold.
• Unhighlighted verse is displayed as standard Roman. Small capitals are displayed in bold. Signatures (fictional or otherwise) giving the poet and/or place and/or date of composition at the beginning or end of a poem are generally displayed centred. Arguments and epigraphs generally display in italics and are centred.
• Page numbers are displayed in square brackets.
• Line indents reflect the indents in the copy text. Runover metrical lines are not indented since line length can vary depending on the size of the browser window.
• The positions of figures, tables, cross-references and notes, including authorial notes and notes supplied by the database editors are indicated by icons.
• Greek is transliterated and in bold.

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