<xsl:variable name="divs" as="node()*" select="$docs//TEI.2/text/body/div"/>
I believe TEI.2 is always the topmost element of a TEI doc? but //
implies searching to arbitrary depth to find them all, your probably
just want / there.
<!-- I want to insert a xsl:sort here so that i can sort
the current-group() according to the @n -->
<xsl:apply-templates select="current-group()[1]/head"/>
<xsl:for-each-group select="current-group()/div"
group-by="@n">
seems like you want to add <xsl:sort select="@n"/> at this point
hard to check without any input though-)
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