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claurent
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Hey Betsy! Hope you and yours are well.

You have a couple of options here.  You could do them as two separate "books". Put the original text in one volume and the modern text in another. I'm assuming the point of this text is to compare the two...so that option may not be the best for the reader.  You could put a TN on the TN page that says that the original text is on odd numbered print pages followed by the modern text on the next even page.  I do see the reason why you would use combined print page numbers - except for the fact that there would then be no indicator to show when the modern text starts (which is why I suggested the 2nd option above - you'd have the page change indicator to offset the two versions).  Do the notes apply only to one of the versions?  That would be another reason to use the "correct" print page numbers. There is, of course, no rule for this situation so you should just pick a way and then explain to the reader what you've done.

Take Care

Cindi