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@@ -469,6 +469,7 @@
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         printf("\\begin{itemize}");
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         padded = 0;
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         print_latex_element_list(elt.children);
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+        pad(1);
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         printf("\\end{itemize}");
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         padded = 0;
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         break;
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@@ -477,19 +478,16 @@
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         printf("\\begin{enumerate}");
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         padded = 0;
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         print_latex_element_list(elt.children);
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+        pad(1);
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         printf("\\end{enumerate}");
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         padded = 0;
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         break;
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     case LISTITEM:
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         pad(1);
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         printf("\\item ");
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-        /* \001 is used to indicate boundaries between nested lists when there
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-         * is no blank line.  We split the string by \001 and parse
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-         * each chunk separately. */
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-        contents = strtok(elt.contents.str, "\001");
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-        print_latex_element(markdown(contents, extensions));
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-        while ((contents = strtok(NULL, "\001")))
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-            print_latex_element(markdown(contents, extensions));
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+        padded = 2;
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+        print_latex_element_list(elt.children);
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+        printf("\n");
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         break;
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     case BLOCKQUOTE:
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         pad(1);
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@@ -696,16 +694,8 @@
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         pad(1);
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         printf(".LI\n");
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         in_list_item = true;
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-        /* \001 is used to indicate boundaries between nested lists when there
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-         * is no blank line.  We split the string by \001 and parse
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-         * each chunk separately. */
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-        contents = strtok(elt.contents.str, "\001");
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         padded = 2;
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-        print_groff_mm_element(markdown(contents, extensions), 1);
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-        while ((contents = strtok(NULL, "\001"))) {
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-            padded = 2;
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-            print_groff_mm_element(markdown(contents, extensions), 1);
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-        }
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+        print_groff_mm_element_list(elt.children);
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         in_list_item = false;
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         break;
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     case BLOCKQUOTE: