Our library doesn't have audiobooks of it, so it would be ebook. (I searched it on Libby to add to my tbr.) Same with Shakespeare, the only ebooks they have I've already read. I st use audiobooks when my eyes hurt.
Ah I see. If you ever do get a chance to listen to the audiobook, I recommend it. Full cast narration. Get the longest version. But even the longest version is still abridged. Reading ebook or physical version, you get the whole thing and the footnotes.
In the ebook? Yes, there should be a section called Notes if you look in the table of contents. I think if you tap on the notation in the ebook, it'll take you to that note.
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Are you planning to read via audiobook or with eyeballs?