By default, all uncommon words cause their definitions to appear at the bottom of the page as sorted footnotes.
Straight Latin text is always valid input.
For just a bold number, one after the preceding:
@-@
For a bold number, one after the preceding, with arbitrary text:
@-Arbitrary Text-@
For an arbitrary bold number:
@-857-@
For an arbitrary bold number with arbitrary text:
@-857-Arbitrary Text-@
For a numbered footnote below the definitions:
dolorem ipsum quia dolor@And what a dolor Cicero had.@sit amet
To change the footnoted meaning of a word:
casta @?fave?favus=honeycomb?faveo=to favor@ Lucina; tuus iam regnat Apollo.
To explicitly remove definitions of a word:
tuus iam regnat @?Apollo@.
Enjoy! I'm open to lots more suggestions.
--Lee Butterman, 2007.