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A dagger with two crossbars, the third footnote mark in the sequence.
Also known as: Double obelisk, Cross with two bars in text
Two crossbars instead of one. Its whole meaning is positional: it is the third mark in the traditional footnote order, and it says 'the third note on this page' and nothing else.
A vertical stroke crossed by two shorter horizontal bars, used as the third reference mark in the traditional footnote sequence.
Carries no meaning of its own. It marks position in a sequence, and a page with only one note never uses it.
An upright stroke crossed by two shorter horizontal bars, one near the top and one near the bottom.
The double dagger is the third mark of the sequence.