There is no functionality for that built in, but you can probably hack
something to that effect.
For instance, by redefining `\GreCirculus` as follows I can get its
positioning to behave like that of a vertical episema:
\def\GreCirculus#1#2{%
\gre@vepisemaorrare{#1}{#2}{\GreCPCirculus}{1}{}%
\relax %
}%
The other simple possibilities are positioning like a choral sign
(replace `{1}` with `{3}` in the above) or brace above a bar (`{4}`).
You could also abandon the use of `\gre@vepismaorrare` altogether and
define you're own macro for deciding where to pint the Circulus. If you
do that, just be sure that the Circulus is only printed when
`\ifgre@boxing` is false.
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