This is an Italian edition of "Il Milione" by Marco Polo. Within this edition I have the main codex (main text), the “optimum”, and other codices from other documentary sources (Comment 1 and Comment 2) that enrich the choosen codex with other details that are missing from the original text.
I would like to replicate a similar pattern in LaTeX using something similar with this code:
% Main Text
Non hanno ferro per fare aguti;
% Comment 1
\begin{UnknownEnvironment}
\textit{Cas.} [ma fano cavechie de legno e con quele conficano le soe nave;]
\end{UnknownEnvironment}
% Please note that at this point, the main text continues
% below right the word “aguti”
ed è grande pericolo a navicare \dots Egli è vero che vi viene un vento$^2$ talvolta la sate,
% Comment 2
\begin{UnknownEnvironment}
\textit{Pad.} [de verso uno destro de sabione ch'é atorno de quel punto]
\end{UnknownEnvironment}
% Even in this case, the main text continues below right “aguti”
di verso lo sabbion, con tanto caldo che \dots
More clearly, I want that all the comments and all the main text stays in the main part of the page, and that the notes are both reentrant, and both allow the main text to continue from the same point where it was break.
Is there a package that does both an indentent comment inside an environment and that, after such comment, the main text continues below right the next word? Thanks in advance!



PositionTextwhen the main text starts again as in http://tex.stackexchange.com/a/35667/30524, but I don't now how to set anchors that save the actual horizontal position of the last glyph within the main text (as inalign). – jackb Aug 31 '16 at 15:47