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\begin{abstract}
\noindent \itshape
Handling bibliographic references also influences the reception: if it's good it
makes the reading easier. One example for such an handling is the style of
classical scholar research and its' annotations presented in footnotes
(respectively endnotes). This little article demonstrates this classical scholar
style (respectively the style of the humanistics) -realized with \emph{LaTeX},
\emph{BibTeX}, \emph{komascript} and \emph{jurabib}.
\end{abstract}




