The original text used a few other characters not found in the Latin-1 set. These have been represented using bracket notation: [=a], [=i] [=e] represent those letters with a macron. A few instances of superscript letters are indicated by carets, as in "Concluded, Canto 2^d, Smyrna, March 28^th^." An important feature of this edition is its copious notes, which are of three types. Notes indexed with a number and a letter, for example [4.B.], are end-notes provided by Byron or, following Canto IV, by J. C. Hobhouse. These notes follow each Canto.…
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