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\begin{itemize}
\item The `hebrew' environment allows us to write Hebrew right-to-left.
- \item \verb+\Xbeforeinserting{\LTR}+ makes the critical notes to be typeset left-to-right.
- \item \verb+\Xwraplemma{\RL}+ assures the lemmas, which are in Hebrew, be typeset right-to-left.
- \item \verb+\Xwrapcontent{\textenglish}+ assures the content of the note is marked as English text.
+ \item \verb+\Xbeforeinserting{\LTR}+ makes the critical notes be typeset left-to-right.
+ \item \verb+\Xwraplemma{\RL}+ ensures the lemmas, which are in Hebrew, are typeset right-to-left.
+ \item \verb+\Xwrapcontent{\textenglish}+ ensures the content of the note is marked as English text.
\item As the `Ezra SIL' font transforms a `]' to a `[', we use a `[' as lemma separator, that will be typeset as `]' by `Ezra SIL'. So the need for \verb+\Xlemmaseparator+ is not directly linked to reledmac.
\end{itemize}