Diacritics:	

ACCT	Acute accent, = "This syllable goes in S."
DBACCT	Double acute accent, = "This syllable is heavy, and goes in S."
DBGRV	Double grave accent, = "This syllable is heavy and goes in W."
GLC	Great colon; appears on both the syllables which flank the colon in the ms.  Indicates an empty W.
OUTR	Arc below this syllable, = outride
MACCT	Musical accent; appears only in the Windhover = "This syllable goes in S."
CSZ	Vertical line; marks caesura.
ELIP	Ellipsis; appears only once, in Spelt from Sibyl's Leaves. Indicates an empty S.
^	arc over the two syllables flanking the symbol; indicates a multiply-filled W
~	tilde over the word or words in the mss. Exact meaning unknown
*GMH	Marks executed paraphonology which was indicated in the ms (by a small superscript arc between syllables).
*US	Marks executed paraphonology not indicated by Hopkins in the ms.
=	Equals sign between words in the mss; indicates a compound.
RHM	Marks rhyming syllables.


Juncture marking:	

1	Syllable is non-final in its Word.
2	Ssyllable is final in its Word, non-final in its Clitic Group.
3	Syllable is final in it Clitic Group but non-final in its Phonological Phrase.
4	Syllable is final in its Phonological Phrase, but non-final in its Intonational Phrase.
5	Syllable is final in its Intonational Phrase.


Stress marking:
	
1	Stressless
2,3,4	Sarying levels of stress, defined relatively


Weight marking:

v	Light
-	Heavy
x	Ambiguous