Hello, I am dealing with large Latin texts and so I use polyglossia to get the hyphenation right. In normal cases that works fine but since I am also working with inscriptions the texts contains a lot of brackets, e.g. »Imp(erator) Caesar / [M(arcus) Au]relius Antoninu[s] / [Aug(ustus) p]ont(ifex) ma[x]im[us]«. And there the problem arise. As soon as a word contains a bracket hyphenations stop to work. So
a) is there any chance to tell polyglossia to ignore brackets in words or even better to split a word before an opening bracket or after a closing one? b) if so, what would be the starting point. (Since I am not such experienced in TeX and a brief look over the language definitions in polyglossia has failed, I would be thankful for any hint where to start best digging deeper.) Thanks, Benedikt
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