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A variant location may include one word (in some extreme cases one character) or one group of words, consecutive (e.g. in case of an omission) or not (e.g. in case of a transposition). Cf. examples below.

Illustration

Fig. 1. Macé, De Vos, and Geutens 2012, 114 (Figure 2).

References

–Irigoin, Jean. 1979. "Sélections “Sélections et utilisations des variantes." In Jean Irigoin, and Gian Zarri, eds. 1979. ” In La pratique des ordinateurs dans la critique des textes. : Paris 29–31 mars 1978, edited by Jean Irigoin and Gian Zarri, 265–271. Paris: Éditions du CNRS: 265-271.
– Macé, Caroline, Ilse De Vos, and Koen Geuten. 2012. “Comparison of stemmatological and phylogenetic methods to understand the copying history if of the Florilegium Coislinianum.” In In Ars edendi lectures Series, edited by Alessandra Bucossi and Erika Kihlman (eds.). Ars edendi lectures Series, vol. II, vol. 2, 107–129. Stockholm: Stockholm University Press: 107-129.

In other languages

DE: variierende Stelle (rarely used)
FR: lieu variant
IT: luogo variante (rarely used)

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