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@@ -287,15 +287,16 @@ aspects in terms of inclusion structure.
 First, it is remarkable that all elements in the *dictionaries* module have a
 cyclic inclusion path, that is to say, there is an inclusion path from each
 element of this module to itself. Although having such a cycle is a widespread
-property in the remainder of XML-TEI elements shared by 73.9% of them (413 out
-of the 559 elements in the other modules), all 31 elements of the *dictionaries*
+property in the remainder of XML-TEI elements shared by 73.8% of them (411 out
+of the 557 elements in the other modules), all 33 elements of the *dictionaries*
 module having one is far above this average. In addition, the cycles appear to
-be rather short, with an average length of 1.96 versus 2.50 in the rest of the
+be rather short, with an average length of 2.00 versus 2.50 in the rest of the
 population. This observation is all the more surprising considering the fact
 that the *dictionaries* module contains short "leaf" elements like `<pos/>`
-which do not obviously require to admit cycles since one rather expects them to
+which should not obviously need to admit cycles since one rather expects them to
 contain only one word, like `<pos>adj</pos>` in the example given in the
-official documentation.
+official documentation. Among those (shortest) cycles, 20 include the `<cit/>`
+element made to group quotations with a bibliographic reference to their source.
 
 Secondly, although we have seen examples of connections from this module to the
 rest of the XML-TEI, especially to the *core* module (see the case of the