Reproducing the Endnotes

The endnote texts are always reproduced at the place where they actually stand. They are tagged with the <note> element, which contains the @place (value: end) and @n (value: the endnote reference in the text) attributes as well as a @xml:id and a reference to the corresponding endnote character by means of @prev: 

<note place="end" n="[endnote reference]" xml:id="[ID 02]" prev="#[ID 01]">[endnote text]</note>

Formatting, column and line breaks in the endnote text are handled as in the main text.

If an endnote contains a footnote, it will be tagged in accordance with the footnote guidelines.

Endnote Reference in the Text

<note place="end" n="78)" xml:id="a02" prev="#a01">
  Vergl. Autenrieth über das Gift der Fische, Tübingen 1833, wo die früheren<lb/>
  Nachrichten zusammengestellt und beurtheilt sind.
</note><lb/>

Source: Martens, Eduard von: Die preussische Expedition nach Ost-Asien. Nach amtlichen Quellen. Zoologischer Teil. Erster Band. Berlin, 1876. [Facsimile 377]

Note: Alternative regulation phase 1: Alternative regulation phase 1: The endnote texts are always reproduced at the place where they actually stand. They are tagged with the <note> element containing the @place (value: end) and @n (value: the endnote reference in the text) attributes: 
<note place="end" n="[endnote reference]">[endnote text]</note>