Library of Formatting Examples:No-wrap/07A

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[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--

[** Poetry or song. Need to preserve line breaks.]
/*
"Jam dederat Salii (a saltu nomina ducunt)
  Armaque et ad certos verba canenda modos."

--<i>Fasti</i>, iii. 389.
*/
]

Spacing of no-wrap

Precede an opening no-wrap with a blank line, even when it's in a footnote, sidenote, or illustration. The only exception is when it's at the very top of a page and the material in no-wraps is a continuation of a stanza or list from the preceding page.

Attributions

Note that the right-justified attribution is in the same no-wrap, but is left-justified, as it isn't part of the verse. NOTE: some Project Managers and Post-Processors prefer tagging attributions separately, since they are indented differently from the verse or quotation. The closing no-wrap tag and the closing footnote bracket MUST be on separate lines, but do not need a blank line between them. This applies to other combinations of "closing" tags as well (e.g., the end of a no-wrap followed by the end of a Block Quote).