{Numbering:

The original text used six series of numbers:

_Book:_ Roman numeral in body text; +boldface+ Arabic numeral in Index.
_Chapter:_ Roman numeral in body text; second Arabic numeral in Index.
_Recipe:_ Boldface Arabic numeral in margin; third Arabic numeral
(if present) in Index. The first recipe in a chapter is usually--but
not always--given a number 1 in the body text. In this e-text, recipe
numbers are placed inline.

_Schuch numbering:_ The continuous numbering, 1-478, from the 1874
Schuch edition was shown in parentheses in the margin. In this e-text,
parenthetical numbers are placed inline.

_Page and line_ numbers are used in the critical apparatus and in the
Addenda et Corrigenda. They are retained here for completeness, with the
recipe number added in braces: 48, 11 {+6+ 9, 14}.

Lines in this e-text are numbered from 1 within each paragraph, with the
apparatus changed accordingly. Line _breaks_ are as in the printed book.
Internal references (lines within the same paragraph) have been changed
to agree with this numbering; other line references are treated like
page numbers, above.

All recipe citations, whether original or added by the transcriber,
have been formatted to match the Index.}

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