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README.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Version: 1.9 (includes POS tagging and lemmatization, with DDGLC Greek lemma inf
 
 The part-of-speech tagging models are for use with the freely available TreeTagger 
 (http://www.cis.uni-muenchen.de/~schmid/tools/TreeTagger/). The models are based
-on the guidelines of the Coptic SCRIPTORIUM project, which closely follow Layton's (2004)
+on the guidelines of the Coptic SCRIPTORIUM project, which closely follow Layton's (2011)
 grammar. The lexicon used by the tagger is based on a lexicon kindly provided by Prof.
 Tito Orlandi and the CMCL project (http://cmcl.let.uniroma1.it/) and a lemma list provided by
 Prof. Tonio Sebastian Richter and the DDGLC project (http://research.uni-leipzig.de/ddglc/). 
@@ -20,25 +20,33 @@ the TreeTagger excutable, which requires one of the two parameter files to run.
 also expects an input file in a one-token-per-line format. For exaple, the input file input.txt could
 include the following tokens (in UTF-8! The ascii characters below are for illustration purposes only): 
 
+```
 p
 noute
 pe
 .
+```
 
 These will be tagged as:
 
+```
 p	ART
 noute	N
 pe	COP
 .	PUNCT
+```
 
 To run the tagger, run the TreeTagger excutable as follows (Windows example): 
 
+```
 tree-tagger.exe coptic_fine.par -token input.txt output.txt
+```
 
 Or to include lemmas in a third column in the output use:
 
+```
 tree-tagger.exe coptic_fine.par -token -lemma input.txt output.txt
+```
 
 The option -token tells the TreeTagger that the input is already tokenized. For a Coptic tokenizer, 
 see the Coptic SCRIPTORIUM project web page. Further options, such as allowing for SGML tags in the