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\DivIStar[Prefatory note]{Prefatory note}\label{U5-pref}\par
TEI Lite was the name adopted for what the TEI editors originally conceived of as a simple      demonstration of how the TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) encoding scheme might be adopted to      meet 90% of the needs of 90% of the TEI user community. In retrospect, it was predictable that      many people should imagine TEI Lite to be all there is to TEI, or find TEI Lite to be far too      heavy for their needs.\par
The original TEI Lite (1996) was based largely on observations of existing and previous      practice in the encoding of texts, particularly as manifest in the collections of the \xref{http://ota.ahds.ac.uk}{Oxford Text Archive} and other collections of the period.      It is therefore unsurprising that it seems to have become, if not a \textit{de       facto} standard, at least a common point of departure for electronic text centres and      encoding projects world wide. Maybe the fact that we actually produced this shortish, readable,      manual for it also helped.\par
Early adopters of TEI Lite included a number of Electronic Text Centers            and digital library initiatives. It was also adopted as the basis for some early TEI-conformant      authoring systems, and as the basis for introductory tutorials, many of them in languages other      than English (see further the list of legacy versions at \url{http://www.tei-c.org/Lite/}).\par
In 2002, following the publication of TEI P4 , the XML version of the TEI Guidelines, which      uses the generation of TEI Lite as an example of the TEI modification mechanism, the      opportunity was taken to produce a lightly revised XML-conformant version. In 2006, a more      substantially revised version based on TEI P5 was produced; this reflected the many changes      between TEI P4 and TEI P5, but was not otherwise significantly different. In 2012, the TEI      Technical Council, decided that a final revision should be undertaken to ensure that the      documentation remained consistent with the latest (2.1) release of TEI P5. This version uses a      recently added mechanism in the TEI customization architecture, which permits a customization      to define only the TEI elements to be included in a schema, rather than the elements to be      excluded from it. As such it is probably more resilient to change than earlier versions. 

\begin{raggedleft}Lou Burnard, August 2012\end{raggedleft}

\mainmatter \par
This document provides an introduction to the recommendations of the Text Encoding Initiative     (TEI), by describing a specific subset of the full TEI encoding scheme. The scheme documented     here can be used to encode a wide variety of commonly encountered textual features, in such a     way as to maximize the usability of electronic transcriptions and to facilitate their     interchange among scholars using different computer systems. It is fully compatible with the     full TEI scheme, as defined by TEI document P5, \textit{Guidelines for Electronic Text Encoding      and Interchange}, as of February 2006, and available from the TEI Consortium website at      \url{http://www.tei-c.org}. 
\DivI[Introduction]{Introduction}\label{U5-Intro}\par
The Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) Guidelines are addressed to anyone who wants to      interchange information stored in an electronic form. They emphasize the interchange of textual      information, but other forms of information such as images and sound are also addressed. The      Guidelines are equally applicable in the creation of new resources and in the interchange of      existing ones.\par
The Guidelines provide a means of making explicit certain features of a text in such a way as      to aid the processing of that text by computer software running on different machines. This      process of making explicit we call \emph{markup} or \emph{encoding}. Any textual      representation on a computer uses some form of markup; the TEI came into being partly because      of the enormous variety of mutually incomprehensible encoding schemes currently besetting      scholarship, and partly because of the expanding range of scholarly uses now being identified      for texts in electronic form.\par
The TEI Guidelines describe an encoding scheme which can be expressed using a number of      different formal languages. The first editions of the Guidelines used the \emph{Standard       Generalized Markup Language} (SGML); since 2002, this has been replaced by the use of      the Extensible Markup Language (XML). These markup languages have in common the definition of      text in terms of \emph{elements} and \emph{attributes}, and rules governing their      appearance within a text. The TEI's use of XML is ambitious in its complexity and generality,      but it is fundamentally no different from that of any other XML markup scheme, and so any      general-purpose XML-aware software is able to process TEI-conformant texts.\par
Since 2001, the TEI has been a community initiative supported by an international membership      consortium. It was originally an international research project sponsored by the Association      for Computers and the Humanities, the Association for Computational Linguistics, and the      Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing, with substantial funding over its first five      years from the U.S. National Endowment for the Humanities, Directorate General XIII of the      Commission of the European Communities, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Social Science and      Humanities Research Council of Canada and others. The Guidelines were first published in May      1994, after six years of development involving many hundreds of scholars from different      academic disciplines worldwide. During the years that followed, the Guidelines became      increasingly influential in the development of the digital library, in the language industries,      and even in the development of the World Wide Web itself. The TEI Consortium was set up in      January 2001, and a year later produced an edition of the Guidelines entirely revised for XML      compatibility. In 2004, it set about a major revision of the Guidelines to take full advantage      of new schema languages, the first release of which appeared in 2005. This revision of the TEI      Lite document conforms to version 2.1 of this most recent edition of the Guidelines, TEI P5,      released in June 2012.\par
At the outset of its work, the overall goals of the TEI were defined by the closing statement      of a planning conference held at Vassar College, N.Y., in November, 1987; these       Poughkeepsie Principles were further elaborated in a series of design      documents. The Guidelines, say these design documents, should: \begin{itemize}

\item suffice to represent the textual features needed for research;
\item be simple, clear, and concrete;
\item be easy for researchers to use without special-purpose software;
\item allow the rigorous definition and efficient processing of texts;
\item provide for user-defined extensions;
\item conform to existing and emergent standards.
\end{itemize} \par
The world of scholarship is large and diverse. For the Guidelines to have wide acceptability,      it was important to ensure that: \begin{enumerate}

\item the common core of textual features be easily shared;
\item additional specialist features be easy to add to (or remove from) a text;
\item multiple parallel encodings of the same feature should be possible;
\item the richness of markup should be user-defined, with a very small minimal        requirement;
\item adequate documentation of the text and its encoding should be provided.
\end{enumerate}\par
The present document describes a manageable selection from the extensive set of elements and      recommendations resulting from those design goals, which is called \textit{TEI Lite}.\par
In selecting from the several hundred elements defined by the full TEI scheme, we have tried      to identify a useful starter set, comprising the elements which almost      every user should know about. Experience working with TEI Lite will be invaluable in      understanding the full TEI scheme and in knowing how to integrate specialized parts of it into      the general TEI framework.\par
Our goals in defining this subset may be summarized as follows: \begin{itemize}

\item it should be able to handle adequately a reasonably wide variety of texts, at the level        of detail found in existing practice (as demonstrated in, for example, the holdings of the        Oxford Text Archive);
\item it should be useful for the production of new documents (such as this one) as well as        the encoding of existing texts;
\item it should be usable with a wide range of existing XML software;
\item it should be a pure subset of the full TEI scheme and defined using the customizaticon        methods described in the TEI Guidelines;
\item it should be as small and simple as is consistent with the other goals.
\end{itemize}  The reader may judge our success in meeting these goals for him or herself.\par
Although we have tried to make this document self-contained, as suits a tutorial text, the      reader should be aware that it does not cover every detail of the TEI encoding scheme. All of      the elements described here are fully documented in the TEI Guidelines themselves, which should      be consulted for authoritative reference information on these, and on the many others which are      not described here. Some basic knowledge of XML is assumed.
\DivI[A Short Example]{A Short Example}\label{U5-eg}\par
We begin with a short example, intended to show what happens when a passage of prose is typed      into a computer by someone with little sense of the purpose of mark-up, or the potential of      electronic texts. In an ideal world, such output might be generated by a very accurate optical      scanner. It attempts to be faithful to the appearance of the printed text, by retaining the      original line breaks, by introducing blanks to represent the layout of the original headings      and page breaks, and so forth. Where characters not available on the keyboard are needed (such      as the accented letter \emph{a} in \emph{faàl} or the long      dash), it attempts to mimic their appearance.\par
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\obeylines\obeyspaces                                 CHAPTER 38

READER, I married him. A quiet wedding we had: he and I, the par-
son and clerk, were alone present. When we got back from church, I
went into the kitchen of the manor-house, where Mary was cooking
the dinner, and John cleaning the knives, and I said --
  'Mary, I have been married to Mr Rochester this morning.' The
housekeeper and her husband were of that decent, phlegmatic
order of people, to whom one may at any time safely communicate a
remarkable piece of news without incurring the danger of having
one's ears pierced by some shrill ejaculation and subsequently stunned
by a torrent of wordy wonderment. Mary did look up, and she did
stare at me; the ladle with which she was basting a pair of chickens
roasting at the fire, did for some three minutes hang suspended in air,
and for the same space of time John's knives also had rest from the
polishing process; but Mary, bending again over the roast, said only --
   'Have you, miss? Well, for sure!'
   A short time after she pursued, 'I seed you go out with the master,
but I didn't know you were gone to church to be wed'; and she
basted away. John, when I turned to him, was grinning from ear to
ear.
   'I telled Mary how it would be,' he said: 'I knew what Mr Ed-
ward' (John was an old servant, and had known his master when he
was the cadet of the house, therefore he often gave him his Christian
name) -- 'I knew what Mr Edward would do; and I was certain he
would not wait long either: and he's done right, for aught I know. I
wish you joy, miss!' and he politely pulled his forelock.
   'Thank you, John. Mr Rochester told me to give you and Mary
this.'
   I put into his hand a five-pound note.  Without waiting to hear
more, I left the kitchen. In passing the door of that sanctum some time
after, I caught the words --
   'She'll happen do better for him nor ony o' t' grand ladies.' And
again, 'If she ben't one o' th' handsomest, she's noan faa⃥l, and varry
good-natured; and i' his een she's fair beautiful, onybody may see
that.'
   I wrote to Moor House and to Cambridge immediately, to say what
I had done: fully explaining also why I had thus acted. Diana and

                            474

                 JANE EYRE                      475

Mary approved the step unreservedly. Diana announced that she
would just give me time to get over the honeymoon, and then she
would come and see me.
   'She had better not wait till then, Jane,' said Mr Rochester, when I
read her letter to him; 'if she does, she will be too late, for our honey-
moon will shine our life long: its beams will only fade over your
grave or mine.'
   How St John received the news I don't know: he never answered
the letter in which I communicated it: yet six months after he wrote
to me, without, however, mentioning Mr Rochester's name or allud-
ing to my marriage. His letter was then calm, and though very serious,
kind. He has maintained a regular, though not very frequent correspond-
ence ever since: he hopes I am happy, and trusts I am not of those who
live without God in the world, and only mind earthly things.

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This transcription suffers from a number of shortcomings: \begin{itemize}

\item the page numbers and running titles are intermingled with the text in a way which makes        it difficult for software to disentangle them;
\item no distinction is made between single quotation marks and apostrophe, so it is difficult        to know exactly which passages are in direct speech;
\item the preservation of the copy text's hyphenation means that simple-minded search programs        will not find the broken words;
\item the accented letter in \emph{faàl} and the long dash have been rendered        by ad hoc keying conventions which follow no standard pattern and will be processed correctly        only if the transcriber remembers to mention them in the documentation;
\item paragraph divisions are marked only by the use of white space, and hard carriage returns        have been introduced at the end of each line. Consequently, if the size of type used to print        the text changes, reformatting will be problematic.
\end{itemize} \par
We now present the same passage, as it might be encoded using the TEI Guidelines. As we shall      see, there are many ways in which this encoding could be extended, but as a minimum, the TEI      approach allows us to represent the following distinctions: \begin{itemize}

\item Paragraph and chapter divisions are now marked explicitly.
\item Apostrophes are distinguished from quotation marks; direct speech is explicitly        marked.
\item The accented letter and the long dash are correctly represented.
\item Page divisions have been marked with an empty <pb> element alone.
\item The lineation of the original has not been retained and words broken by typographic        accident at the end of a line have been re-assembled without comment.
\item For convenience of proof reading, a new line has been introduced at the start of each        paragraph, but the indentation is removed.
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\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} pierced by some shrill ejaculation and subsequently stunned by a torrent of wordy\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} wonderment. Mary did look up, and she did stare at me; the ladle with which she was basting\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} a pair of chickens roasting at the fire, did for some three minutes hang suspended in air,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and for the same space of time John's knives also had rest from the polishing process; but\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Mary, bending again over the roast, said only —{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}Have you, miss? Well, for sure!{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}A short time after she pursued, {<\textbf{q}>}I seed you go out with the master, but I didn't know\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} you were gone to church to be wed{</\textbf{q}>}; and she basted away. John, when I turned to him, was\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} grinning from ear to ear. {<\textbf{q}>}I telled Mary how it would be,{</\textbf{q}>} he said: {<\textbf{q}>}I knew what Mr\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Edward{</\textbf{q}>} (John was an old servant, and had known his master when he was the cadet of the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} house, therefore he often gave him his Christian name) — {<\textbf{q}>}I knew what Mr Edward would do;\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and I was certain he would not wait long either: and he's done right, for aught I know. I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} wish you joy, miss!{</\textbf{q}>} and he politely pulled his forelock.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}Thank you, John. Mr Rochester told me to give you and Mary this.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}I put into his hand a five-pound note. Without waiting to hear more, I left the kitchen.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} In passing the door of that sanctum some time after, I caught the words —{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}She'll happen do better for him nor ony o' t' grand ladies.{</\textbf{q}>} And again, {<\textbf{q}>}If she\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} ben't one o' th' handsomest, she's noan faàl, and varry good-natured; and i' his een she's\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} fair beautiful, onybody may see that.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}I wrote to Moor House and to Cambridge immediately, to say what I had done: fully\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} explaining also why I had thus acted. Diana and {<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{475}"/>} Mary approved the step\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} unreservedly. Diana announced that she would just give me time to get over the honeymoon,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and then she would come and see me.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}She had better not wait till then, Jane,{</\textbf{q}>} said Mr Rochester, when I read her letter\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} to him; {<\textbf{q}>}if she does, she will be too late, for our honeymoon will shine our life long:\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} its beams will only fade over your grave or mine.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}How St John received the news I don't know: he never answered the letter in which I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} communicated it: yet six months after he wrote to me, without, however, mentioning Mr\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Rochester's name or alluding to my marriage. His letter was then calm, and though very\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} serious, kind. He has maintained a regular, though not very frequent correspondence ever\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} since: he hopes I am happy, and trusts I am not of those who live without God in the world,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and only mind earthly things.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
This particular encoding represents a set of choices or priorities. As a trivial example,      note that in the second example, end-of-line hyphenation has been silently removed. Conceivably      Brontë (or her printer) intended the word honeymoon to appear as honey-moon on      its second appearance, though this seems unlikely: our decision to focus on Brontë's text,      rather than on the printing of it in this particular edition, makes it impossible to be      certain. This is an instance of the fundamental \textit{selectivity} of any encoding. An      encoding makes explicit only those textual features of importance to the encoder. It is not      difficult to think of ways in which the encoding of even this short passage might readily be      extended. For example: \begin{itemize}

\item a regularized form of the passages in dialect could be provided; 
\item footnotes glossing or commenting on any passage could be added;
\item pointers linking parts of this text to others could be added;
\item proper names of various kinds could be distinguished from the surrounding text;
\item detailed bibliographic information about the text's provenance and context could be        prefixed to it;
\item a linguistic analysis of the passage into sentences, clauses, words, etc., could be        provided, each unit being associated with appropriate category codes;
\item the text could be segmented into narrative or discourse units;
\item systematic analysis or interpretation of the text could be included in the encoding,        with potentially complex alignment or linkage between the text and the analysis, or between        the text and one or more translations of it;
\item passages in the text could be linked to images or sound held on other media.
\end{itemize} \par
TEI-recommended ways of carrying out most of these are described in the remainder of this      document. The TEI scheme as a whole also provides for an enormous range of other possibilities,      of which we cite only a few: \begin{itemize}

\item detailed analysis of the components of names;
\item detailed meta-information providing thesaurus-style information about the text's origins        or topics;
\item information about the printing history or manuscript variations exhibited by a        particular series of versions of the text.
\end{itemize}  For recommendations on these and many other possibilities, the full Guidelines should      be consulted.
\DivI[The Structure of a TEI Text]{The Structure of a TEI Text}\label{U5-struc}\par
All TEI-conformant texts contain (a) a \emph{TEI header} (marked up as a       <teiHeader> element) and (b) the transcription of the text proper (marked up as a       <text> element). These two elements are combined together to form a single <TEI>      element, which must be declared within the TEI namespace\footnote{A        \emph{namespace} is an XML concept. Its function is to identify the vocabulary from       which a group of element names are drawn, using a standard identifier resembling a web       address. The namespace for all TEI elements is      \texttt{http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0}}. \par
The TEI header provides information analogous to that provided by the title page of a printed      text. It has up to four parts: a bibliographic description of the machine-readable text, a      description of the way it has been encoded, a non-bibliographic description of the text (a       \emph{text profile}), and a revision history. The header is described in more detail in      section \textit{\hyperref[U5-header]{19. The Electronic Title Page}}.\par
A TEI text may be \emph{unitary} (a single work) or \emph{composite} (a      collection of single works, such as an anthology). In either case, the text may have an      optional \emph{front} or \emph{back}. In between is the \emph{body} of the      text, which, in the case of a composite text, may consist of \emph{group}s, each      containing more groups or texts.\par
A unitary text will be encoded using an overall structure like this: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- [ TEI Header information ]  -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- [ front matter ... ] -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- [ body of text ... ]  -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--  [ back matter ...  ] -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{TEI}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A composite text also has an optional front and back. In between occur one or more groups of      texts, each with its own optional front and back matter. A composite text will thus be encoded      using an overall structure like this: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ header information for the composite ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ front matter for the composite  ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ front matter of first text ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ body of first text  ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ back matter of first text ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ front matter of second text]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ body of second text  ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ back matter of second text ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ more texts or groups of texts here ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[ back matter for the composite  ]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{TEI}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
It is also possible to define a composite of complete TEI texts, each with its own header.      Such a collection is known as a \emph{TEI corpus}, and may itself have a header: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{teiCorpus} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[header information for the corpus]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[header information for first text]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[first text in corpus]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{TEI}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[header information for second text]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!--[second text in corpus]-->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{TEI}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{teiCorpus}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  It is also possible to create a composite of corpora -- that is,      one <teiCorpus> element may contain many nested <teiCorpus> elements rather than      many nested <TEI> elements, to any depth considered necessary.\par
In the remainder of this document, we discuss chiefly simple text structures. The discussion      in each case consists of a short list of relevant TEI \emph{elements} with a brief      definition of each, followed by definitions for any \emph{attributes} specific to that      element, and a reference to any \emph{classes} of which the element is a member. These      references are linked to full specifications for each object, as given in the TEI       \textit{Guidelines}. In most cases, short examples are also given.\par
For example, here are the elements discussed so far: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<TEI>}] (TEI document) contains a single TEI-conformant document, comprising a TEI header and a text, either in isolation or as part of a <teiCorpus> element.
\item [\textbf{<teiHeader>}] (TEI Header) supplies the descriptive and declarative information making up an electronic title page     prefixed to every TEI-conformant text.
\item [\textbf{<text>}] contains a single text of any kind, whether unitary or composite, for example a poem or     drama, a collection of essays, a novel, a dictionary, or a corpus sample.
\item [\textbf{<teiCorpus>}] contains the whole of a TEI encoded corpus, comprising a single corpus header and one or     more TEI elements, each containing a single text header and a text.
\end{sansreflist}

\DivI[Encoding the Body]{Encoding the Body}\label{U5-body}\par
As indicated above, a simple TEI document at the textual level consists of the following      elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<front>}] (front matter) contains any prefatory matter (headers, title page, prefaces, dedications, etc.) found  at the start of a document, before the main body.
\item [\textbf{<group>}] contains the body of a composite text, grouping together a sequence of distinct texts (or     groups of such texts) which are regarded as a unit for some purpose, for example the collected     works of an author, a sequence of prose essays, etc.
\item [\textbf{<body>}] (text body) contains the whole body of a single unitary text, excluding any front or back matter.
\item [\textbf{<back>}] (back matter) contains any appendixes, etc. following the main part of a text.
\end{sansreflist}
 Elements specific to front and back matter are described below in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-fronbac]{18. Front and Back Matter}}. In this section we discuss the elements making up the body of a text. 
\DivII[Text Division Elements]{Text Division Elements}\label{divs}\par
The body of a prose text may be just a series of paragraphs, or these paragraphs may be       grouped together into chapters, sections, subsections, etc. Each paragraph is tagged using the        <p> tag. The <div> element is used to represent any such grouping of       paragraphs. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<p>}] (paragraph) marks paragraphs in prose.
\item [\textbf{<div>}] (text division) contains a subdivision of the front, body, or back of a text.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
The {type} attribute on the <div> element may be used to supply a       conventional name for this category of text division, or otherwise distinguish them. Typical       values might be book, chapter, section, part, poem,        song, etc. For a given project, it will usually be advisable to define and adhere to a       specific list of such values. \par
A <div> element may itself contain further, nested, <div>s, thus mimicking the       traditional structure of a book, which can be decomposed hierarchically into units such as       parts, containing chapters, containing sections, and so on. TEI texts in general conform to       this simple hierarchic model.\par
 The {xml:id} attribute may be used to supply a unique identifier for the division,       which may be used for cross references or other links to it, such as a commentary, as further       discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-ptrs]{8. Cross References and Links}}. It is often useful to provide an        {xml:id} attribute for every major structural unit in a text, and to derive its       values in some systematic way, for example by appending a section number to a short code for       the title of the work in question, as in the examples below. It is particularly useful to       supply such identifiers if the resource concerned is to be made available over the web, since       they make it much easier for other web-based applications to link directly to the       corresponding parts of your text. \par
The {n} attribute may be used to supply (additionally or alternatively) a short       mnemonic name or number for a division, or any other element. If a conventional form of       reference or abbreviation for the parts of a work already exists (such as the       book/chapter/verse pattern of Biblical citations), the {n} attribute is the place to       record it; unlike the identifier supplied by {xml:id}, it does not need to be       unique.\par
The {xml:lang} attribute may be used to specify the language of the division.       Languages are identified by an internationally defined code, as further discussed in section        \textit{\hyperref[z636]{6.3. Foreign Words or Expressions}} below.\par
The {rend} attribute may be used to supply information about the rendition       (appearance) of a division, or any other element, as further discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-hilites]{6. Marking Highlighted Phrases}} below. As with the {type} attribute, a project will often       find it useful to predefine the possible values for this attribute, but TEI Lite does not       constrain it in anyway. \par
 These four attributes, {xml:id}, {n}, {xml:lang}, and        {rend} are so widely useful that they are allowed on any element in any TEI schema:       they are \emph{global attributes}. Other global attributes defined in the TEI Lite       scheme are discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}}.\par
The value of every {xml:id} attribute should be unique within a document. One       simple way of ensuring that this is so is to make it reflect the hierarchic structure of the       document. For example, Smith's \textit{Wealth of Nations} as first published consists of       five books, each of which is divided into chapters, while some chapters are further subdivided       into parts. We might define {xml:id} values for this structure as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN1}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{book}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN101}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I.1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN102}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I.2}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN110}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I.10}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN1101}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I.10.1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{part}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN1102}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I.10.2}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{part}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{WN2}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{II}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{book}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A different numbering scheme may be used for {xml:id} and {n} attributes:       this is often useful where a canonical reference scheme is used which does not tally with the       structure of the work. For example, in a novel divided into books each containing chapters,       where the chapters are numbered sequentially through the whole work, rather than within each       book, one might use a scheme such as the following: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS01}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{volume}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS011}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS012}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS02}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{volume}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS021}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{3}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TS022}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{4}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Here the work has two volumes, each containing two chapters. The chapters are       numbered conventionally 1 to 4, but the {xml:id} values specified allow them to be       regarded additionally as if they were numbered 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2.
\DivII[Headings and Closings]{Headings and Closings}\label{h25}\par
Every <div> may have a title or heading at its start, and (less commonly) a trailer       such as End of Chapter 1 at its end. The following elements may be used to transcribe       them: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<head>}] (heading) contains any type of heading, for example the title of a section, or the heading of a list,     glossary, manuscript description, etc.
\item [\textbf{<trailer>}] contains a closing title or footer appearing at the end of a division of a text. 
\end{sansreflist}
 Some other elements which may be necessary at the beginning or ending of text       divisions are discussed below in section \textit{\hyperref[h52]{18.1.2. Prefatory Matter}}.\par
Whether or not headings and trailers are included in a transcription is a matter for the       individual transcriber to decide. Where a heading is completely regular (for example        Chapter 1) or may be automatically constructed from attribute values (e.g.        \texttt{<div type="chapter" n="1">}), it may be omitted; where it contains       otherwise unrecoverable text it should always be included. For example, the start of Hardy's        \textit{Under the Greenwood Tree} might be encoded as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{UGT1}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{Winter}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{Part}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{UGT11}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{Chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Mellstock-Lane{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}To dwellers in a wood almost every species of tree ... {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivII[Prose, Verse and Drama]{Prose, Verse and Drama}\label{vedr}\par
As in the Bronte example above, the paragraphs making up a textual division are tagged with       the <p> tag. In poetic or dramatic texts different tags are needed, to represent verse       lines and stanzas in the first case, or individual speeches and stage directions in the       second. : 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<l>}] (verse line) contains a single, possibly incomplete, line of verse.
\item [\textbf{<lg>}] (line group) contains one or more verse lines functioning as a formal unit, e.g. a stanza, refrain,         verse paragraph, etc.
\item [\textbf{<sp>}] (speech) contains an individual speech in a performance text, or a passage presented as such in a prose or     verse text.
\item [\textbf{<speaker>}] contains a specialized form of heading or label, giving the name of one or more speakers in a         dramatic text or fragment.
\item [\textbf{<stage>}] (stage direction) contains any kind of stage direction within a dramatic text or fragment.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
Here, for example, is the start of a poetic text in which verse lines and stanzas are       tagged: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}n="{I}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}I Sing the progresse of a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} deathlesse soule,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Whom Fate, with God made, but doth not controule,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Plac'd in\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} most shapes; all times before the law{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Yoak'd us, and when, and since, in this I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} sing.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}And the great world to his aged evening;{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}From infant morne, through manly\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} noone I draw.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}What the gold Chaldee, of silver Persian saw,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Greeke brass, or\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Roman iron, is in this one;{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}A worke t'out weare Seths pillars, bricke and\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} stone,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}And (holy writs excepted) made to yeeld to none,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{lg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Note that the <l> element marks verse lines, not typographic lines: the original       lineation of the first few lines above has not therefore been made explicit by this encoding,       and may be lost. The <lb> element described in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-pln]{5. Page and Line Numbers}} might       additionally be used to mark typographic lines if so desired. \par
Here is the end of a famous dramatic text, in which speeches and stage directions are       marked: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Vladimir{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Pull on your trousers.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Estragon{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}You want me to pull off my trousers?{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Vladimir{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Pull {<\textbf{emph}>}on{</\textbf{emph}>} your trousers.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Vladimir{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{stage}>}(realizing his trousers are down){</\textbf{stage}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} True{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}>}He pulls up his trousers{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Vladimir{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Well? Shall we go?{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Estragon{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Yes, let's go.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}>}They do not move.{</\textbf{stage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
Note that the <stage> (stage direction) element can appear either within a speech or       between speeches. The <sp> ("speech") element contains, following an optional        <speaker> element indicating who is speaking, either paragraphs (if the speech is in       prose) or verse lines or stanzas as in the next example. In this case, it is quite common to       find that verse lines are split between speakers. The easiest way of encoding this is to use       the {part} attribute to indicate that the lines so fragmented are incomplete : \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{Act}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{I}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}ACT I{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{Scene}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}SCENE I{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">} Enter Barnardo and Francisco, two Sentinels, at several doors{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Barn{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}part="{Y}">}Who's there?{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Fran{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Nay, answer me. Stand and unfold yourself.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Barn{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}part="{I}">}Long live the King!{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Fran{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}part="{M}">}Barnardo?{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Barn{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}part="{F}">}He.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Fran{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}You come most carefully upon your hour.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The same mechanism may be applied to stanzas which are divided between two speakers: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}First voice{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{stanza}"\hspace*{6pt}part="{I}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}But why drives on that ship so fast{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Withouten wave or wind?{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Second Voice{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}part="{F}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}The air is cut away before.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}And closes from behind.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
The <sp> element can also be used for dialogue presented in a prose work as if it       were drama, as in the next example, which also demonstrates the use of the {who}       attribute to bear a code identifying the speaker of the piece of dialogue concerned: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#OPI}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}The reverend Doctor Opimian{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}I do not think I have named a single unpresentable fish.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#GRM}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Mr Gryll{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Bream, Doctor: there is not much to be said for bream.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sp}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#OPI}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}The Reverend Doctor Opimian{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}On the contrary, sir, I think there is much to be said for him. In the first\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} place....{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Fish, Miss Gryll -- I could discourse to you on fish by the hour: but for the present I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} will forbear.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Here the {who} attribute values (\texttt{#OPI} etc.) are links,       pointing to a list of the characters in the novel, each of which has an identifier: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Characters in the novel{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{OPI}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Dr Opimian{</\textbf{name}>} : named for the famous Roman fine wine{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{GRM}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Mr Gryll{</\textbf{name}>} : named for the mythical Gryllus, one of Ulysses'\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} sailors transformed by Circe into a pig, who argues that he was happier in that state than\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} as a man{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Page and Line Numbers]{Page and Line Numbers}\label{U5-pln}\par
Page and line breaks etc. may be marked with the following elements. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<pb/>}] (page break) marks the boundary between one page of a text and the next in a standard reference system.
\item [\textbf{<lb/>}] (line break) marks the start of a new (typographic) line in some edition or version of a text.
\item [\textbf{<milestone/>}] marks a boundary point separating any kind of section of a text, typically but not     necessarily indicating a point at which some part of a standard reference system changes, where     the change is not represented by a structural element.
\end{sansreflist}
 These elements mark a single point in the text, not a span of text. The global       {n} attribute should be used to supply the number of the page or line beginning at      the tag. \par
When working from a paginated original, it is often useful to record its pagination, if only      to simplify later proof-reading. It is also useful for synchronizing an encoded text with a set      of page images. Recording the line breaks may be useful for similar reasons.      \par
If features such as pagination or lineation are marked for more than one edition, specify the      edition in question using the {ed} attribute, and supply as many tags are necessary.      For example, in the following passage we indicate where the page breaks occur in two different      editions ({ED1} and {ED2}) \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}I wrote to Moor House and to Cambridge immediately, to say what I had done: fully\mbox{}\newline 
 explaining also why I had thus acted. Diana and {<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{ED1}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{475}"/>} Mary approved the step\mbox{}\newline 
 unreservedly. Diana announced that she would {<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{ED2}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{485}"/>}just give me time to get\mbox{}\newline 
 over the honeymoon, and then she would come and see me.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A special attribute {break} may be used to indicate whether or not this empty      element is considered as a word-breaking, irrespective of any adjacent whitespace. For example,      in the following encoded sample: \par
The <pb> and <lb> elements are special cases of the general class of       \emph{milestone} elements which mark reference points within a text. The generic       <milestone> element can mark any kind of reference point: for example, a column break,      the start of a new kind of section not otherwise tagged, or in general any significant change      in the text not marked by an XML element. The names used for types of unit and for editions      referred to by the {ed} and {unit} attributes may be chosen freely, but      should be documented in the header <refsDecl> element (see \textit{\hyperref[refsdecl]{19.2.3. Reference and Classification Declarations}}).      The <milestone> element may be used to replace the others, or the others may be used as      a set; they should not be mixed arbitrarily.
\DivI[Marking Highlighted Phrases]{Marking Highlighted Phrases}\label{U5-hilites}
\DivII[Changes of Typeface, etc.]{Changes of Typeface, etc.}\label{faces}\par
Highlighted words or phrases are those made visibly different from the rest of the text,       typically by a change of type font, handwriting style, ink colour etc., which is intended to       draw the reader's attention to some associated change.\par
The global {rend} attribute can be attached to any element, and used wherever       necessary to specify details of the highlighting used for it in the source. For example, a       heading rendered in bold might be tagged \texttt{<head rend="bold">}, and one in       italic \texttt{<head rend="italic">}.\par
The values to be used for the        {rend} attribute are not specified by the TEI Guidelines, since they will depend       entirely on the needs of the particular project. Some typical values might include        \texttt{italic}, \texttt{bold}  etc. for font variations;        \texttt{center}, \texttt{right} etc. for alignment; \texttt{large},        \texttt{small} etc. for size; \texttt{smallcaps}, \texttt{allcaps} etc. for type       variants and so on. Several such words may be used in combination as necessary, but no formal       syntax is proposed. The full TEI Guidelines provide more rigorous mechanisms, using other W3C       standards such as CSS, as an alternative to the use of {rend}. \par
It is not always possible or desirable to interpret the reasons for such changes of       rendering in a text. In such cases, the element <hi> may be used to mark a sequence of       highlighted text without making any claim as to its status. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<hi>}] (highlighted) marks a word or phrase as graphically distinct from the         surrounding text, for reasons concerning which no claim is         made. 
\end{sansreflist}
\par
In the following example, the use of a distinct typeface for the subheading and for the       included name are recorded but not interpreted: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{gothic}">}And this Indenture further\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} witnesseth{</\textbf{hi}>} that the said {<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">}Walter Shandy{</\textbf{hi}>}, merchant, in\mbox{}\newline 
 consideration of the said intended marriage ...\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Alternatively, where the cause for the highlighting can be identified with confidence, a       number of other, more specific, elements are available. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<emph>}] (emphasized) marks words or phrases which are stressed or emphasized for         linguistic or rhetorical effect.
\item [\textbf{<foreign>}] (foreign) identifies a word or phrase as belonging to some language other than that of the                 surrounding text. 
\item [\textbf{<gloss>}] identifies a phrase or word used to provide a gloss or definition for some other word or     phrase.
\item [\textbf{<label>}] contains any label or heading used to identify part of a text,   typically but not exclusively in a list or glossary.
\item [\textbf{<mentioned>}] marks words or phrases mentioned, not used.
\item [\textbf{<term>}] contains a single-word, multi-word, or symbolic designation which is regarded as a technical     term.
\item [\textbf{<title>}] contains a title for any kind of work.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Some features (notably quotations and glosses) may be found in a text either marked by       highlighting, or with quotation marks. In either case, the elements <q> and        <gloss> (as discussed in the following section) should be used. If the highlighting is       to be recorded, use the global {rend} attribute.\par
As an example of the elements defined here, consider the following sentence: 
\begin{quote}On the one hand the \textit{Nibelungenlied} is associated with the        new rise of romance of twelfth-century France, the \textit{romans d'antiquité}, the        romances of Chrétien de Troyes, and the German adaptations of these works by Heinrich van        Veldeke, Hartmann von Aue, and Wolfram von Eschenbach.\end{quote}
 Interpreting the role of the       highlighting, the sentence might look like this: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}On the one hand the {<\textbf{title}>}Nibelungenlied{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 is associated with the new rise of romance of twelfth-century France, the {<\textbf{foreign}>}romans\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} d'antiquité{</\textbf{foreign}>}, the romances of Chrétien de Troyes, ...{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Describing only       the appearance of the original, it might look like this: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}On the one hand the {<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">}Nibelungenlied{</\textbf{hi}>} is associated with the new rise of romance of twelfth-century France,\mbox{}\newline 
 the {<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">}romans d'antiquité{</\textbf{hi}>}, the romances of Chrétien de Troyes,\mbox{}\newline 
 ...{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivII[Quotations and Related Features]{Quotations and Related Features}\label{z635}\par
Like changes of typeface, quotation marks are conventionally used to denote several       different features within a text, of which the most frequent is quotation. When possible, we       recommend that the underlying feature be tagged, rather than the simple fact that quotation       marks appear in the text, using the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<q>}] (quoted) contains material which is distinguished from the     surrounding text using quotation marks or a similar method, for any one of a variety of reasons including, but not limited to: direct     speech or thought, technical terms or jargon, authorial distance, quotations from elsewhere, and     passages that are mentioned but not used.
\item [\textbf{<mentioned>}] marks words or phrases mentioned, not used.
\item [\textbf{<soCalled>}] contains a word or phrase for which the author or narrator indicates a disclaiming of     responsibility, for example by the use of scare quotes or italics.
\item [\textbf{<gloss>}] identifies a phrase or word used to provide a gloss or definition for some other word or     phrase.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
Here is a simple example of a quotation: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}Few dictionary makers are likely to forget Dr. Johnson's description of the\mbox{}\newline 
 lexicographer as {<\textbf{q}>}a harmless drudge.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
To record how a quotation was printed (for example, \emph{in-line} or set off as a        \emph{display} or \emph{block quotation}), the {rend} attribute should       be used. This may also be used to indicate the kind of quotation marks used.\par
Direct speech interrupted by a narrator can be represented simply by ending the quotation       and beginning it again after the interruption, as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}Who-e debel you?{</\textbf{q}>} — he at last said —\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}you no speak-e, damme, I kill-e.{</\textbf{q}>} And so saying, the lighted tomahawk began\mbox{}\newline 
 flourishing about me in the dark.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  If it is important to convey the idea that the       two <q> elements together make up a single speech, the linking attributes        {next} and {prev} may be used, as described in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}}.\par
Quotations may be accompanied by a reference to the source or speaker, using the        {who} attribute, whether or not this is explicit in the text, as in the following       example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#Wilson}">}Spaulding, he came\mbox{}\newline 
 down into the office just this day eight weeks with this very paper in his hand, and he\mbox{}\newline 
 says:—{<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#Spaulding}">}I wish to the Lord, Mr. Wilson, that I was a red-headed\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} man.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  This example also demonstrates how quotations may be embedded within       other quotations: one speaker (Wilson) quotes another speaker (Spaulding).\par
The creator of the electronic text must decide whether quotation marks are replaced by the       tags or whether the tags are added and the quotation marks kept. If the quotation marks are       removed from the text, the {rend} attribute may be used to record the way in which       they were rendered in the copy text.\par
The full TEI Guidelines provide additional elements to distinguish direct speech,       quotation, and other typical uses of quotation mark although it is not always possible and may       not be considered desirable to interpret the function of quotation marks in a text. For       simplicity, only <q> (which may be used for any such case) has been included in TEI       Lite. 
\DivII[Foreign Words or Expressions]{Foreign Words or Expressions}\label{z636}\par
Words or phrases which are not in the main language of the texts may be tagged as such in       one of two ways. If the word or phrase is already tagged for some reason, the element       indicated should bear a value for the global {xml:lang} attribute indicating the       language used. Where there is no applicable element, the element <foreign> may be used,       again using the {xml:lang} attribute. For example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}John has real {<\textbf{foreign}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{fr}">}savoir-faire{</\textbf{foreign}>}.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}Have you read {<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{de}">}Die\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Dreigroschenoper{</\textbf{title}>}?{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{mentioned}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{fr}">}Savoir-faire{</\textbf{mentioned}>} is French\mbox{}\newline 
 for know-how.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}The court issued a writ of {<\textbf{term}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}mandamus{</\textbf{term}>}.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
As these examples show, the <foreign> element should not be used to tag foreign words       if some other more specific element such as <title>, <mentioned>, or        <term> applies. The global {xml:lang} attribute may be attached to any       element to show that it uses some other language than that of the surrounding text.\par
The codes used to identify languages, supplied on the {xml:lang} attribute, must be       constructed in a particular way, and must conform to common Internet standards\footnote{The relevant standard is \textit{Best Current Practice 47} (\url{http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47}). The authoritative list of registered subtags        is maintained by IANA and is available at \url{http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry}. For a general overview        of the construction of language tags, see \url{http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/}, and for a practical        step-by-step guide, see \url{http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-choosing-language-tags}.}, as       further explained in the relevant section of the TEI Guidelines. Some simple example codes for       a few languages are given here:  \par 
\begin{longtable}{P{0.09257425742574257\textwidth}P{0.33663366336633666\textwidth}P{0.09257425742574257\textwidth}P{0.32821782178217823\textwidth}}
zh\tabcellsep Chinese\tabcellsep grc\tabcellsep Ancient Greek\\
en\tabcellsep English\tabcellsep el\tabcellsep Greek\\
enm\tabcellsep Middle English\tabcellsep ja\tabcellsep Japanese\\
fr\tabcellsep French\tabcellsep la\tabcellsep Latin\\
de\tabcellsep German\tabcellsep sa\tabcellsep Sanskrit\end{longtable} \par
       
\DivI[Notes]{Notes}\label{U5-notes}\par
All notes, whether printed as footnotes, endnotes, marginalia, or elsewhere, should be marked      using the same element: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<note>}] contains a note or annotation.
\end{sansreflist}
 Where possible, the body of a note should be inserted in the text at the point at      which its identifier or mark first appears. This may not be possible for example with      marginalia, which may not be anchored to an exact location. For simplicity, it may be adequate      to position marginal notes before the relevant paragraph or other element. Notes may also be      placed in a separate division of the text (as end-notes are, in printed books) and linked to      the relevant portion of the text using their {target} attribute.\par
The {n} attribute may be used to supply the number or identifier of a note if this      is required. The {resp} attribute should be used consistently to distinguish between      authorial and editorial notes, if the work has both kinds.\par
Examples: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}Collections are ensembles of\mbox{}\newline 
 distinct entities or objects of any sort. {<\textbf{note}\hspace*{6pt}place="{foot}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">} We explain below why we\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} use the uncommon term {<\textbf{mentioned}>}collection{</\textbf{mentioned}>} instead of the expected\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{mentioned}>}set{</\textbf{mentioned}>}. Our usage corresponds to the {<\textbf{mentioned}>}aggregate{</\textbf{mentioned}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} of many mathematical writings and to the sense of {<\textbf{mentioned}>}class{</\textbf{mentioned}>} found in\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} older logical writings. {</\textbf{note}>} The elements ...{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{RAM609}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{note}\hspace*{6pt}place="{margin}">}The\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} curse is finally expiated{</\textbf{note}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}And now this spell was snapt: once more{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}I viewed\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} the ocean green,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}And looked far forth, yet little saw{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Of what had else been seen\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} —{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{lg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Cross References and Links]{Cross References and Links}\label{U5-ptrs}\par
Explicit cross references or links from one point in a text to another in the same or another      document may be encoded using the elements described in this section. Implicit links (such as      the association between two parallel texts, or that between a text and its interpretation) may      be encoded using the linking attributes discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}}.
\DivII[Simple Cross References]{Simple Cross References}\label{ptrs}\par
A cross reference from one point within a single document to another can be encoded using       either of the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<ref>}] (reference) defines a reference to another location, possibly modified by additional text or comment.
\item [\textbf{<ptr/>}] (pointer) defines a pointer to another location.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
The difference between these two elements is that <ptr> is an empty element, simply       marking a point from which a link is to be made, whereas <ref> may contain some text as       well, typically identifying the target of the cross reference. The <ptr> element would       be used for a cross reference which is to be indicated by some non-verbal means such as a       symbol or icon, or in an electronic text by a button. It is also useful in document production       systems, where the formatter can generate the correct verbal form of the cross reference.\par
The following two forms, for example, are logically equivalent : \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}See especially {<\textbf{ref}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#SEC12}">}section 12 on\mbox{}\newline 
 page 34{</\textbf{ref}>}.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}See especially {<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#SEC12}"/>}.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent        The value of the {target} attribute on either element may be the identifier of some       other element within the current document. The passage or phrase being pointed at must bear an       identifier, and must therefore be tagged as an element of some kind. In the following example,       the cross reference is to a <div> element: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{} ... see especially {<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#SEC12}"/>}. ... \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{SEC12}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Concerning Identifiers{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
Because the {xml:id} attribute is global, any element in a TEI document may be       pointed to in this way. In the following example, a paragraph has been given an identifier so       that it may be pointed at: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{} ... this is\mbox{}\newline 
 discussed in {<\textbf{ref}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#pspec}">}the paragraph on links{</\textbf{ref}>} ... \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{pspec}">}Links\mbox{}\newline 
 may be made to any kind of element ...{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Sometimes the target of a cross reference does not correspond with any particular feature of       a text, and so may not be tagged as an element of some kind. If the desired target is simply a       point in the current document, the easiest way to mark it is by introducing an <anchor>       element at the appropriate spot. If the target is some sequence of words not otherwise tagged,       the <seg> element may be introduced to mark them. These two elements are described as       follows: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<anchor/>}] (anchor point) attaches an identifier to a point within a text, whether or not it corresponds with a textual element.
\item [\textbf{<seg>}] (arbitrary segment) represents any segmentation of text below the chunk level.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
In the following (imaginary) example, <ref> elements have been used to represent       points in this text which are to be linked in some way to other parts of it; in the first case       to a point, and in the second, to a sequence of words: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{} Returning to {<\textbf{ref}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#ABCD}">}the point where I\mbox{}\newline 
 dozed off{</\textbf{ref}>}, I noticed that {<\textbf{ref}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#EFGH}">}three words{</\textbf{ref}>} had been circled in\mbox{}\newline 
 red by a previous reader\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
This encoding requires that elements with the specified identifiers (\texttt{ABCD} and        \texttt{EFGH} in this example) are to be found somewhere else in the current document.       Assuming that no element already exists to carry these identifiers, the <anchor> and        <seg> elements may be used: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{} ....\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{anchor}\hspace*{6pt}type="{bookmark}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ABCD}"/>} .... ....{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{target}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{EFGH}">} ...\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{seg}>} ...\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The {type} attribute should be used (as above) to distinguish amongst different       purposes for which these general purpose elements might be used in a text. Some other uses are       discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}} below.
\DivII[Pointing to other documents]{Pointing to other documents}\label{xptrs}\par
So far, we have shown how the elements <ptr> and <ref> may be used for       cross-references or links whose targets occur within the same document as their source.       However, the same elements may also be used to refer to elements in any other XML document or       resource, such as a document on the web, or a database component. This is possible because the       value of the {target} attribute may be any valid \emph{universal resource        indicator} (URI) {\small\itshape [Note: A full definition of this term, defined by the W3C (the        consortium which manages the development and maintenance of the World Wide Web), is beyond        the scope of this tutorial: however, the most frequently encountered version of a URI is the        familiar URL used to indicate a web page, such as         \texttt{http://www.tei-c.org/index.xml}]} . \par
A URI may reference a web page or just a part of one, for example        \texttt{http://www.tei-c.org/index.xml#SEC2}. The sharp sign indicates that what follows       it is the identifier of an element to be located within the XML document identified by what       precedes it: this example will therefore locate an element which has an {xml:id}       attribute value of {SEC2} within the document retrieved from        \texttt{http://www.tei-c.org/index.xml}. In the examples we have discussed so far, the       part to the left of the sharp sign has been omitted: this is understood to mean that the       referenced element is to be located within the current document.\par
Parts of an XML document can be specified by means of other more sophisticated mechanisms       using a special language called Xpath, also defined by the W3C. This is particularly useful       where the elements to be linked to do not bear identifiers and must therefore be located by       some other means.       
\DivII[Special kinds of Linking]{Special kinds of Linking}\label{xatts}\par
The following special purpose \emph{linking} attributes are defined for every element       in the TEI Lite scheme: \begin{description}

\item[{ana}]links an element with its interpretation.
\item[{corresp}]links an element with one or more other corresponding elements.
\item[{next}]links an element to the next element in an aggregate.
\item[{prev}]links an element to the previous element in an aggregate.
\end{description} \par
The {ana} (analysis) attribute is intended for use where a set of abstract analyses       or interpretations have been defined somewhere within a document, as further discussed in       section \textit{\hyperref[U5-anal]{15. Interpretation and Analysis}}. For example, a linguistic analysis of the sentence John        loves Nancy might be encoded as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{sentence}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{SVO}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{lex}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#NP1}">}John{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{lex}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#VVI}">}loves{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{lex}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#NP1}">}Nancy{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{seg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  This encoding       implies the existence elsewhere in the document of elements with identifiers {SVO},        {NP1}, and {VV1} where the significance of these particular codes is       explained. Note the use of the <seg> element to mark particular components of the       analysis, distinguished by the {type} attribute.\par
The {corresp} (corresponding) attribute provides a simple way of representing some       form of correspondence between two elements in a text. For example, in a multilingual text, it       may be used to link translation equivalents, as in the following example \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{fr}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{FR1}"\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{#EN1}">}Jean\mbox{}\newline 
 aime Nancy{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{EN1}"\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{#FR1}">}John loves\mbox{}\newline 
 Nancy{</\textbf{seg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The same mechanism may be used for a variety of purposes. In the following example, it has       been used to represent the correspondences between the        show and Shirley, and between NBC and the network: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{shirley}">}Shirley{</\textbf{title}>}, which\mbox{}\newline 
 made its Friday night debut only a month ago, was not listed on {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{nbc}">}NBC{</\textbf{name}>}'s new schedule, although {<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{network}"\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{#nbc}">}the network{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 says {<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{show}"\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{#shirley}">}the show{</\textbf{seg}>} still is being\mbox{}\newline 
 considered.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The {next} and {prev} attributes provide a simple way of linking together       the components of a discontinuous element, as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{Q1a}"\hspace*{6pt}next="{#Q1b}">}Who-e debel you?{</\textbf{q}>} —\mbox{}\newline 
 he at last said — {<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{Q1b}"\hspace*{6pt}prev="{#Q1a}">}you no speak-e, damme, I kill-e.{</\textbf{q}>} And so\mbox{}\newline 
 saying, the lighted tomahawk began flourishing about me in the dark.\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Editorial Interventions]{Editorial Interventions}\label{U5-edit1}\par
The process of encoding an electronic text has much in common with the process of editing a      manuscript or other text for printed publication. In either case a conscientious editor may      wish to record both the original state of the source and any editorial correction or other      change made in it. The elements discussed in this and the next section provide some facilities      for meeting these needs.
\DivII[Correction and Normalization]{Correction and Normalization}\par
The following elements may be used to mark \emph{correction}, that is editorial       changes introduced where the editor believes the original to be erroneous: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<corr>}] (correction) contains the correct form of a passage apparently erroneous in the copy text.
\item [\textbf{<sic>}] (Latin for thus or so) contains text reproduced although apparently incorrect or inaccurate.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
The following elements may be used to mark \emph{normalization}, that is editorial       changes introduced for the sake of consistency or modernization of a text: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<orig>}] (original form) contains a reading which is marked as following the original, rather than being normalized         or corrected.
\item [\textbf{<reg>}] (regularization) contains a reading which has been regularized or normalized in some sense.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
As an example, consider this extract from the quarto printing of Shakespeare's \textit{Henry        V}. \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \vskip 10pt\begin{shaded}
\obeylines\obeyspaces  ... for his nose was as sharp as a pen and a table of green feelds\end{shaded}
\par\egroup 

      \par
A modern editor might wish to make a number of interventions here, specifically to modernize       (or normalise) the Elizabethan spellings of \emph{a'} and        \emph{feelds} for \emph{he} and \emph{fields}       respectively. He or she might also want to emend \emph{table} to        \emph{babbl'd}, following an editorial tradition that goes back to the 18th       century Shakespearian scholar Lewis Theobald. The following encoding would then be       appropriate: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}... for his nose was as sharp as\mbox{}\newline 
 a pen and {<\textbf{reg}>}he{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{corr}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#Theobald}">}babbl'd{</\textbf{corr}>} of green \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{reg}>}fields{</\textbf{reg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A more conservative or source-oriented editor, however, might want to retain the original,       but at the same time signal that some of the readings it contains are in some sense anomalous:        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}... for his nose was as sharp as a pen and\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{orig}>}a{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sic}>}table{</\textbf{sic}>} of green \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{orig}>}feelds{</\textbf{orig}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Finally, a modern digital editor may decide to combine both possibilities in a single       composite text, using the <choice> element. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<choice>}] groups a number of alternative encodings for the same point in         a text.
\end{sansreflist}
 This allows an editor to mark where alternative readings are possible: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}... for his nose was as sharp as a pen and\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}a{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}he{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{corr}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#Theobald}">}babbl'd{</\textbf{corr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}table{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>} of green\mbox{}\newline 
\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}feelds{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}fields{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivII[Omissions, Deletions, and Additions]{Omissions, Deletions, and Additions}\label{U5-edit2}\par
In addition to correcting or normalizing words and phrases, editors and transcribers may       also supply missing material, omit material, or transcribe material deleted or crossed out in       the source. In addition, some material may be particularly hard to transcribe because it is       hard to make out on the page. The following elements may be used to record such phenomena: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<add>}] (addition) contains letters, words, or phrases inserted in the text by an         author, scribe, annotator, or corrector.
\item [\textbf{<gap>}] (gap) indicates a point where material has been omitted in a transcription, whether for editorial     reasons described in the TEI header, as part of sampling practice, or because the material is     illegible, invisible, or inaudible.
\item [\textbf{<del>}] (deletion) contains a letter, word, or passage deleted, marked as deleted, or otherwise indicated as     superfluous or spurious in the copy text by an author, scribe, annotator, or corrector.
\item [\textbf{<unclear>}] contains a word, phrase, or passage which cannot be transcribed with certainty because it         is illegible or inaudible in the source.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
These elements may be used to record changes made by an editor, by the transcriber, or (in       manuscript material) by the author or scribe. For example, if the source for an electronic       text read \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \vskip 10pt\begin{shaded}
\obeylines\obeyspaces The following elements are provided for for simple editorial interventions.\end{shaded}
\par\egroup 

       then it might be felt desirable to correct the obvious error, but at the same time to record       the deletion of the superfluous second \emph{for}, thus: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}The following elements are provided for {<\textbf{del}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB}">}for{</\textbf{del}>} simple editorial interventions.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  The attribute value        \texttt{#LB} on the {resp} attribute is used to point to a fuller definition       (typically in a <respStmt> element) for the agency responsible for correcting the       duplication of \emph{for}.\par
If the source read\par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \vskip 10pt\begin{shaded}
\obeylines\obeyspaces The following elements provided for simple editorial
       interventions.\end{shaded}
\par\egroup 

 (i.e. if the verb had been inadvertently dropped) then the corrected text       might read: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}The following elements {<\textbf{add}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB}">}are{</\textbf{add}>} provided for simple editorial interventions.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
These elements are also used to record       authorial changes in manuscripts. A manuscript in which the author has first written How it        galls me, what a galling shadow, then crossed out the word \emph{galls}       and inserted \emph{dogs} might be encoded thus: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}How it {<\textbf{del}\hspace*{6pt}hand="{#DHL}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{overstrike}">}galls{</\textbf{del}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{add}\hspace*{6pt}hand="{#DHL}"\hspace*{6pt}place="{supralinear}">}dogs{</\textbf{add}>} me, what a galling shadow\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Again, the       code \texttt{#DHL} points to another location where more information about the hand       concerned is to be found\footnote{The full TEI provides a range of elements for        encoding metadata about manuscript production and description, which are not however included        in TEI Lite}. \par
Similarly, the <unclear> and <gap> elements may be used together to indicate       the omission of illegible material; the following example also shows the use of <add>       for a conjectural emendation: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}One hundred\mbox{}\newline 
 & twenty good regulars joined to me {<\textbf{unclear}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{indecipherable}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{unclear}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 & instantly, would aid me signally {<\textbf{add}\hspace*{6pt}hand="{#ed}">}in?{</\textbf{add}>} an enterprise against\mbox{}\newline 
 Wilmington.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <del> element marks material which has been transcribed as part of the electronic text       despite being marked as deleted, while <gap> marks the location of material which is       omitted from the electronic text, whether it is legible or not. A language corpus, for       example, might omit long quotations in foreign languages: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>} ... An example of a list appearing in a fief\mbox{}\newline 
 ledger of {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Koldinghus{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1611/12{</\textbf{date}>} is given below. It shows cash income from a sale of\mbox{}\newline 
 honey.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gap}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{desc}>}quotation from ledger (in Danish){</\textbf{desc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{gap}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}A description of the\mbox{}\newline 
 overall structure of the account is once again ... {</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Other corpora (particular those constructed before the widespread use of scanners)       systematically omit figures and mathematics: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}At the bottom of your screen below the mode line is the {<\textbf{term}>}minibuffer{</\textbf{term}>}. This is\mbox{}\newline 
 the area where Emacs echoes the commands you enter and where you specify filenames for Emacs\mbox{}\newline 
 to find, values for search and replace, and so on. {<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{graphic}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{desc}>}diagram of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Emacs screen{</\textbf{desc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{gap}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The full TEI scheme provides more precise ways of capturing different aspects of  a transcription, distinguishing for example between text added or supplied by the encoder and text indicated as supplied or deleted in the source. TEI Lite does not provide different tags for these purposes.
\DivII[Abbreviations and their Expansion]{Abbreviations and their Expansion}\par
Like names, dates, and numbers, abbreviations may be transcribed as they stand or expanded;       they may be left unmarked, or encoded using the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<abbr>}] (abbreviation) contains an abbreviation of any sort.
\item [\textbf{<expan>}] (expansion) contains the expansion of an abbreviation.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
The <abbr> element is useful as a means of distinguishing semi-lexical items such as       acronyms or jargon: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}We can sum up the above\mbox{}\newline 
 discussion as follows: the identity of a {<\textbf{abbr}>}CC{</\textbf{abbr}>} is defined by that calibration of\mbox{}\newline 
 values which motivates the elements of its {<\textbf{abbr}>}GSP{</\textbf{abbr}>};\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}Every manufacturer of {<\textbf{abbr}>}3GL{</\textbf{abbr}>} or\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{abbr}>}4GL{</\textbf{abbr}>} languages is currently nailing on {<\textbf{abbr}>}OOP{</\textbf{abbr}>} extensions\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
The {type} attribute may be used to distinguish types of abbreviation by their       function. \par
The <expan> element is used to mark an expansion supplied by an encoder. This element       is particularly useful in the transcription of manuscript materials. For example, the       character p with a bar through its descender as a conventional representation for the word        {per} is commonly encountered in Medieval European manuscripts. An encoder may       choose to expand this as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{expan}>}per{</\textbf{expan}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
The expansion corresponding with an abbreviated form may not always contain the same letters       as the abbreviation. Where it does, however, common editorial practice is to italicize or       otherwise signal which letters have been supplied. The <expan> element should not be       used for this purpose since its function is to indicate an expanded form, not a part of one.       For example, consider the common abbreviation {wt} (for {with}) found in       medieval texts. In a modern edition, an editor might wish to represent this as w\textit{i}t\textit{h}, italicising the letters not found in the       source. One simple means of achieving that would be an encoding such as the follow\par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{expan}>}w{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{it}">}i{</\textbf{hi}>}t{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{it}">}h{</\textbf{hi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{expan}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       The full TEI also provides elements <ex> and <am>      for use in this situation, but these are not included in the TEI Lite      schema.\par
To record both an abbreviation and its expansion, the <choice> element mentioned       above may be used to group the abbreviated form with its proposed expansion: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}>}wt{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{expan}>}with{</\textbf{expan}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       
\DivI[Names, Dates, and Numbers]{Names, Dates, and Numbers}\label{U5-names}\par
The TEI scheme defines elements for a large number of data-like features      which may appear almost anywhere within almost any kind of text. These features may be of      particular interest in a range of disciplines; they all relate to objects external to the text      itself, such as the names of persons and places, numbers and dates. They also pose particular      problems for many natural language processing (NLP) applications because of the variety of ways      in which they may be presented within a text. The elements described here, by making such      features explicit, reduce the complexity of processing texts containing them.
\DivII[Names and Referring Strings]{Names and Referring Strings}\label{nomen}\par
A \emph{referring string} is a phrase which refers to some person, place, object, etc.       Two elements are provided to mark such strings: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<rs>}] (referencing string) contains a general purpose name or referring string.
\item [\textbf{<name>}] (name, proper noun) contains a proper noun or noun phrase.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
 The {type} attribute is used to distinguish amongst (for example) names of       persons, places and organizations, where this is possible: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{q}>}My dear {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Mr. Bennet{</\textbf{rs}>}, {</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 said his lady to him one day, \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}have you heard that {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Netherfield Park{</\textbf{rs}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 is let at last?{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}It being one of the principles of the {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{organization}">}Circumlocution Office{</\textbf{rs}>} never, on any account whatsoever, to give a\mbox{}\newline 
 straightforward answer, {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Mr Barnacle{</\textbf{rs}>} said, \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}Possibly.{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
As the following example shows, the <rs> element may be used for any reference to a       person, place, etc, not necessarily one in the form of a proper noun or noun phrase. \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{q}>}My dear {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Mr. Bennet{</\textbf{rs}>},{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 said {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}his lady{</\textbf{rs}>} to him one day...\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <name> element by contrast is provided for the special case of referencing       strings which consist only of proper nouns; it may be used synonymously with the <rs>       element, or nested within it if a referring string contains a mixture of common and proper       nouns.\par
Simply tagging something as a name is rarely enough to enable automatic processing of       personal names into the canonical forms usually required for reference purposes. The name as       it appears in the text may be inconsistently spelled, partial, or vague. Moreover, name       prefixes such as \emph{van} or \emph{de la}, may or may not be       included as part of the reference form of a name, depending on the language and country of       origin of the bearer.\par
The {key} attribute provides an alternative normalized identifier for the object       being named, like a database record key. It may thus be useful as a means of gathering       together all references to the same individual or location scattered throughout a document:        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{q}>}My dear {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}"\hspace*{6pt}key="{BENM1}">}Mr.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Bennet{</\textbf{rs}>}, {</\textbf{q}>} said {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}"\hspace*{6pt}key="{BENM2}">}his lady{</\textbf{rs}>} to him one day, \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}have\mbox{}\newline 
 you heard that {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}"\hspace*{6pt}key="{NETP1}">}Netherfield Park{</\textbf{rs}>} is let at\mbox{}\newline 
 last?{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
This use should be distinguished from the case of the <reg> (regularization) element,       which provides a means of marking the standard form of a referencing string as demonstrated       below: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}"\hspace*{6pt}key="{WADLM1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}Walter de la Mare{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}de la Mare, Walter{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{name}>} was\mbox{}\newline 
 born at {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}key="{Ch1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Charlton{</\textbf{name}>}, in {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}key="{KT1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{county}">}Kent{</\textbf{name}>}, in 1873.\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <index> element discussed in \url{indexing} may be more appropriate if       the function of the regularization is to provide a consistent index: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Montaillou{</\textbf{name}>} is not a\mbox{}\newline 
 large parish. At the time of the events which led to {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Fournier{</\textbf{name}>}'s\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Benedict XII, Pope of Avignon (Jacques Fournier){</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 investigations, the local population consisted of between 200 and 250\mbox{}\newline 
 inhabitants.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Although adequate for many simple applications, these methods have       two inconveniences: if the name occurs many times, then its regularised form must be repeated       many times; and the burden of additional XML markup in the body of the text may be       inconvenient to maintain and complex to process. For applications such as onomastics, relating       to persons or places named rather than the name itself, or wherever a detailed analysis of the       component parts of a name is needed, the full TEI Guidelines provide a range of other       solutions.
\DivII[Dates and Times]{Dates and Times}\par
Tags for the more detailed encoding of times and dates include the following: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<date>}] contains a date in any format.
\item [\textbf{<time>}] contains a phrase defining a time of day in any format.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
These elements have a number of attributes which can be used to provide normalised versions       of their values. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{att.datable}] provides attributes for normalization of elements that contain   dates, times, or datable events.\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@{calendar}]
  indicates the system or calendar to which the date represented by the content of this         element belongs.
    \item[@{period}]
  supplies a pointer to some location defining a named         period of time within which the datable item is understood to         have occurred.
    \item[@{when}]
  supplies the value of the date or time in a standard form,       e.g. yyyy-mm-dd.
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{sansreflist}
 The {when}       attribute specifies a normalized form for the date or time, using one of the standard formats       defined by ISO 8601. Partial dates or times (e.g. 1990, September 1990,        twelvish) can be expressed by omitting a part of the value supplied, as in the       following examples: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1980-02-21}">}21\mbox{}\newline 
 Feb 1980{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1990}">}1990{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1990-09}">}September 1990{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{--09}">}September{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2001-09-11T12:48:00}">}Sept 11th, 12 minutes before 9\mbox{}\newline 
 am{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent Note in the last example the use of a normalized representation for the       date string which includes a time: this example could thus equally well be tagged using the        <time> element. \par
       \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}Given on the {<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1977-06-12}">}Twelfth\mbox{}\newline 
 Day of June in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-seven of the\mbox{}\newline 
 Republic the Two Hundredth and first and of the University the Eighty-Sixth.{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{l}>}specially when it's nine below zero{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}and {<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}when="{15:00:00}">}three o'clock in the afternoon{</\textbf{time}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       
\DivII[Numbers]{Numbers }\par
Numbers can be written with either letters or digits (\texttt{twenty-one},        \texttt{xxi}, and \texttt{21}) and their presentation is language-dependent (e.g.       English \emph{5th} becomes Greek \emph{5.}; English        \emph{123,456.78} equals French \emph{123.456,78}). In       natural-language processing or machine-translation applications, it is often helpful to       distinguish them from other, more lexical parts of the text. In other       applications, the ability to record a number's value in standard notation is important. The        <num> element provides this possibility: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<num>}] (number) contains a number, written in any form.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
For example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}value="{33}">}xxxiii{</\textbf{num}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{cardinal}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{21}">}twenty-one{</\textbf{num}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{percentage}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{10}">}ten percent{</\textbf{num}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{percentage}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{10}">}10%{</\textbf{num}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordinal}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{5}">}5th{</\textbf{num}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Lists]{Lists}\label{U5-lists}\par
The element <list> is used to mark any kind of \emph{list}. A list is a sequence      of text items, which may be numbered, bulleted, or arranged as a glossary list. Each item may be preceded      by an item label (in a glossary list, this label is the term being defined): 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<list>}] (list) contains any sequence of items organized as a list.
\item [\textbf{<item>}] contains one component of a list.
\item [\textbf{<label>}] contains any label or heading used to identify part of a text,   typically but not exclusively in a list or glossary.
\end{sansreflist}
     \par
Individual list items are tagged with <item>. The first <item> may optionally      be preceded by a <head>, which gives a heading for the list. The numbering of a list may      be omitted, indicated using the {n} attribute on each item, or (rarely) tagged as      content using the <label> element. The following are all thus equivalent: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}A short list{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}First item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Second item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Third item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}A short list{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}First item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}">}Second item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3}">}Third item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}A short list{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}1{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}First item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}2{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Second item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}3{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Third item in list.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  The styles should not be mixed in the same list.\par
A simple two-column table may be treated as a \emph{glossary list}, tagged       \texttt{<list type="gloss">}. Here, each item comprises a \emph{term} and a       \emph{gloss}, marked with <label> and <item> respectively. These      correspond to the elements <term> and <gloss>, which can occur anywhere in prose      text. \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{gloss}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Vocabulary{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}nu{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}now{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}lhude{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}loudly{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}bloweth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}blooms{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}med{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}meadow{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}wude{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}wood{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}awe{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}ewe{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}lhouth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}lows{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}sterteth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}bounds, frisks{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}verteth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}pedit{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}murie{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}merrily{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}swik{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}cease{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}naver{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}never{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Where the internal structure of a list item is more complex, it may be preferable to regard      the list as a \emph{table}, for which special-purpose tagging is defined below (\textit{\hyperref[U5-tables]{13. Tables}}). \par
Lists of whatever kind can, of course, nest within list items to any depth required. Here,      for example, a glossary list contains two items, each of which is itself a simple list: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{gloss}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}EVIL{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{simple}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I am cast upon a horrible desolate island, void of all hope of recovery.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I am singled out and separated as it were from all the world to be miserable.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I am divided from mankind — a solitaire; one banished from human society.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}GOOD{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{simple}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}But I am alive; and not drowned, as all my ship's company were.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}But I am singled out, too, from all the ship's crew, to be spared from\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} death...{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}But I am not starved, and perishing on a barren place, affording no\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} sustenances....{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A list need not necessarily be displayed in list format. For example, \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}On those remote pages it is written that animals\mbox{}\newline 
 are divided into {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{run-on}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{a}">}those that belong to the Emperor,{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{b}">} embalmed ones, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{c}">} those that are trained, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{d}">} suckling pigs, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{e}">} mermaids, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{f}">} fabulous ones, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{g}">} stray dogs, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{h}">} those that are included in this classification, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{i}">} those that tremble as if they were mad, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{j}">} innumerable ones, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{k}">} those drawn with a very fine camel's-hair brush, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{l}">} others, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{m}">} those that have just broken a flower vase, {</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{n}">} those that resemble flies from a distance.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Lists of bibliographic items should be tagged using the <listBibl> element, described      in the next section.
\DivI[Bibliographic Citations]{Bibliographic Citations}\label{U5-bibls}\par
It is often useful to distinguish bibliographic citations where they occur within texts being      transcribed for research, if only so that they will be properly formatted when the text is      printed out. The element <bibl> is provided for this purpose. Where the components of a      bibliographic reference are to be distinguished, the following elements may be used as      appropriate. It is generally useful to mark at least those parts (such as the titles of      articles, books, and journals) which will need special formatting. The other elements are      provided for cases where particular interest attaches to such details. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<bibl>}] (bibliographic citation) contains a loosely-structured bibliographic citation of which the sub-components may or may     not be explicitly tagged. 
\item [\textbf{<author>}] in a bibliographic reference, contains the name(s) of an   author, personal or corporate, of a work; for example in the same   form as that provided by a recognized bibliographic name authority. 
\item [\textbf{<biblScope>}] (scope of bibliographic reference) defines the scope of a bibliographic reference, for example as a         list of page numbers, or a named subdivision of a larger work.
\item [\textbf{<date>}] contains a date in any format.
\item [\textbf{<editor>}] contains a secondary statement of responsibility for a bibliographic item, for example the name of an     individual, institution or organization, (or of several such) acting as editor, compiler,     translator, etc. 
\item [\textbf{<publisher>}] provides the name of the organization responsible for the publication or distribution of a         bibliographic item.
\item [\textbf{<pubPlace>}] (publication place) contains the name of the place where a bibliographic item was published.
\item [\textbf{<title>}] contains a title for any kind of work.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
For example, the following editorial note might be transcribed as shown: 
\begin{quote}He       was a member of Parliament for Warwickshire in 1445, and died March 14, 1470 (according to       Kittredge, \textit{Harvard Studies} 5. 88ff).\end{quote}
      \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}He was a member of Parliament for Warwickshire\mbox{}\newline 
 in 1445, and died March 14, 1470 (according to {<\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Kittredge{</\textbf{author}>},\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{title}>}Harvard Studies{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{biblScope}>}5. 88ff{</\textbf{biblScope}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{bibl}>}).\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
For lists of bibliographic citations, the <listBibl> element should be used; it may      contain a series of <bibl> elements. 
\DivI[Tables]{Tables}\label{U5-tables}\par
Tables represent a challenge for any text processing system, but simple tables, at least,      appear in so many texts that even in the simplified TEI tag set presented here, markup for      tables is necessary. The following elements are provided for this purpose: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<table>}] contains text displayed in tabular form, in rows and columns.
\item [\textbf{<row>}] contains one row of a table. 
\item [\textbf{<cell>}] contains one cell of a table. 
\end{sansreflist}
\par
For example, Defoe uses mortality tables like the following in the \textit{Journal       of the Plague Year} to show the rise and ebb of the epidemic:\par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}It was indeed coming on amain, for the burials\mbox{}\newline 
 that same week were in the next adjoining parishes thus:— {<\textbf{table}\hspace*{6pt}rows="{5}"\hspace*{6pt}cols="{4}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}St. Leonard's, Shoreditch{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}64{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}84{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}119{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}65{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}105{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}116{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}St. Giles's, Cripplegate{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}213{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}421{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}554{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{table}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}This shutting up of houses was at first counted a very cruel and unchristian\mbox{}\newline 
 method, and the poor people so confined made bitter lamentations. ... {</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Figures and Graphics]{Figures and Graphics}\label{U5-figs}\par
Not all the components of a document are necessarily textual. The most straightforward text      will often contain diagrams or illustrations, to say nothing of documents in which image and      text are inextricably intertwined, or electronic resources in which the two are complementary. \par
The encoder may simply record the presence of a graphic within the text, possibly with a      brief description of its content, and may also provide a link to a digitized version of the      graphic, using the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<graphic>}] indicates the location of an inline graphic, illustration, or figure.
\item [\textbf{<figure>}] groups elements representing or containing graphic information   such as an illustration, formula,  or    figure.
\item [\textbf{<figDesc>}] (description of figure) contains a brief prose description of the appearance or content of a graphic figure, for use when documenting an image without displaying it.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Any textual information accompanying the graphic, such as a heading and/or caption, may be      included within the <figure> element itself, in a <head> and one or more       <p> elements, as also may any text appearing within the graphic itself. It is strongly      recommended that a prose description of the image be supplied, as the content of a       <figDesc> element, for the use of applications which are not able to render the      graphic, and to render the document accessible to vision-impaired readers. (Such text is not      normally considered part of the document proper.)\par
The simplest use for these elements is to mark the position of a graphic and provide a link      to it, as in this example; \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{412}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\hspace*{6pt}url="{p412fig.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{413}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  This indicates that the      graphic contained by the file \textsf{p412fig.png} appears between pages 412 and 413. \par
The <graphic> element can appear anywhere that textual content is permitted, within      but not between paragraphs or headings. In the following example, the encoder has decided to      treat a specific printer's ornament as a heading: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}url="{http://www.iath.virginia.edu/gants/Ornaments/Heads/hp-ral02.gif}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{head}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent      \par
More usually, a graphic will have at the least an identifying title, which may be encoded      using the <head> element, or a number of figures may be grouped together in a particular      structure. It is also often convenient to include a brief description of the image. The       <figure> element provides a means of wrapping one or more such elements together as a      kind of graphic block: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\hspace*{6pt}url="{fessipic.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Mr Fezziwig's Ball{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}A Cruikshank\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} engraving showing Mr Fezziwig leading a group of revellers.{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
These cases should be carefully distinguished from the case where an encoded text is      complemented by a collection of digital images, maintained as a distinct resource. The       {facs} attribute may be used to associate any element in an encoded text with a      digital facsimile of it. In the simple case where only page images are available, the       {facs} attribute on the <pb> element may be used to associate each image with      an appropriate point in the text: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}facs="{page1.png}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- text contained on page 1 is encoded here -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}facs="{page2.png}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- text contained on page 2 is encoded here -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{text}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  This method is only appropriate in the simple case where each digital image file       \textsf{page1.png} etc. corresponds with a single transcribed and encoded page. If more      detailed alignment of image and transcription is required, for example because the image files      actually represent double page spreads, more sophisticated mechanisms are provided in the full      TEI Guidelines. 
\DivI[Interpretation and Analysis]{Interpretation and Analysis}\label{U5-anal}\par
It is often said that \textit{all} markup is a form of interpretation or analysis. While      it is certainly difficult, and may be impossible, to distinguish firmly between       objective and subjective information in any      universal way, it remains true that judgments concerning the latter are typically regarded as      more likely to provide controversy than those concerning the former. Many scholars therefore      prefer to record such interpretations only if it is possible to alert the reader that they are      considered more open to dispute, than the rest of the markup. This section describes some of      the elements provided by the TEI scheme to meet this need. 
\DivII[Orthographic Sentences]{Orthographic Sentences}\par
Interpretation typically ranges across the whole of a text, with no particular respect to       other structural units. A useful preliminary to intensive interpretation is therefore to       segment the text into discrete and identifiable units, each of which can then bear a label for       use as a sort of canonical reference. To facilitate such uses, these       units may not cross each other, nor nest within each other. They may conveniently be       represented using the following element: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<s>}] (s-unit) contains a sentence-like division of a text.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
As the name suggests, the <s> element is most commonly used (in linguistic       applications at least) for marking \emph{orthographic sentences}, that is, units defined       by orthographic features such as punctuation. For example, the passage from \textit{Jane        Eyre} discussed earlier might be divided into s-units as follows:\par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{474}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{38}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{001}">}Reader, I married him.{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{002}">}A quiet wedding we had:{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{003}">}he\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and I, the parson and clerk, were alone present.{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{004}">}When we got back from\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} church, I went into the kitchen of the manor-house, where Mary was cooking the dinner, and\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} John cleaning the knives, and I said —{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{005}">}Mary, I have been married to Mr Rochester this morning.{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{q}>} ... {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Note that <s> elements cannot nest: the beginning of one <s>       element implies that the previous one has finished. When s-units are tagged as shown above, it       is advisable to tag the entire text end-to-end, so that every word in the text being analysed       will be contained by exactly one <s> element, whose identifier can then be used to       specify a unique reference for it. If the identifiers used are unique within the document,       then the {xml:id} attribute might be used in preference to the {n} used in       the above example.
\DivII[Words and punctuation]{Words and punctuation}\par
Tokenization, that is, the identification of       lexical or non-lexical tokens within a text, is a very common requirement for all kinds of       textual analysis, and not an entirely trivial one. The decision as to whether, for example,        can't in English or du in French should be treated as one word or two is not       simple. Consequently it is often useful to make explicit the preferred tokenization in a       marked up text. The following elements are available for this purpose: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<w>}] (word) represents a grammatical (not necessarily orthographic) word.
\item [\textbf{<pc>}]  (punctuation character) contains a character or string of characters regarded as constituting a   single punctuation mark.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
For example, the output from a part of speech tagger might be recorded in TEI Lite as       follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#NP0}">}Marley{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#VBD}">}was{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#AJ0}">}dead{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pc}>}:{</\textbf{pc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#TO0}">}to{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#VBB}">}begin{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#PRP}">}with{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pc}>}. {</\textbf{pc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{s}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
In this example, each word has been decorated with an automatically generated part of       speech code, using the {ana} attribute discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}}       above. The <w> also provides for each word to be associated with a root form or lemma,       either explicitly using the {lemma} attribute, or by reference, using the        {lemmaRef} attribute, as in this example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}...{<\textbf{w}\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#VBD}"\hspace*{6pt}lemma="{be}"\hspace*{6pt}lemmaRef="{http://www.myLexicon.com/be}">}was{</\textbf{w}>} ... \end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       
\DivII[General-Purpose Interpretation Elements]{General-Purpose Interpretation Elements}\par
The <w> element is a specialisation of the <seg> element which has already       been introduced for use in identifying otherwise unmarked targets of cross references and       hypertext links (see section \textit{\hyperref[U5-ptrs]{8. Cross References and Links}}); it identifies some phrase-level       portion of text to which the encoder may assign a user-specified {type}, as well as a       unique identifier; it may thus be used to tag textual features for which there is no other       provision in the published TEI Guidelines.\par
For example, the Guidelines provide no apostrophe element to mark parts       of a literary text in which the narrator addresses the reader (or hearer) directly. One       approach might be to regard these as instances of the <q> element, distinguished from       others by an appropriate value for the {who} attribute. A possibly simpler, and       certainly more general, solution would however be to use the <seg> element as follows:        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{38}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{apostrophe}">}Reader, I married him.{</\textbf{seg}>} A quiet wedding we had: ...{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  The {type} attribute on the <seg> element can take any value,       and so can be used to record phrase-level phenomena of any kind; it is good practice to record       the values used and their significance in the header.\par
A <seg> element of one type (unlike the <s> element which it superficially       resembles) can be nested within a <seg> element of the same or another type. This       enables quite complex structures to be represented; some examples were given in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}} above. However, because it must respect the requirement that elements be       properly nested and may not cut across each other, it cannot cope with the common requirement       to associate an interpretation with arbitrary segments of a text which may completely ignore       the document hierarchy. It also requires that the interpretation itself be represented by a       single coded value in the {type} attribute.\par
Neither restriction applies to the <interp> element, which provides powerful features       for the encoding of quite complex interpretive information in a relatively straightforward       manner. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<interp>}] (interpretation) summarizes a specific interpretative annotation which can be linked to a span of text.
\item [\textbf{<interpGrp>}] (interpretation group) collects together a set of related interpretations which share responsibility or type.
\end{sansreflist}
 These elements allow the encoder to specify both the class of an interpretation,       and the particular instance of that class which the interpretation involves. Thus, whereas       with <seg> one can say simply that something is an apostrophe, with <interp> one       can say that it is an instance (apostrophe) of a larger class (rhetorical figures).\par
Moreover, <interp> is a stand off      element: it does not surround the segments of text which it      describes, but instead is  linked to the passage in question       either by means of the {ana} attribute discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}} above, or by means of its own {inst} attribute. This means that       any kind of analysis can be represented, independently of the       document hierarchy, as well as        facilitating the grouping of analyses of a particular type together. A special purpose        <interpGrp> element is provided for the latter purpose.\par
For example, suppose that you wish to mark such diverse aspects of a text as themes or       subject matter, rhetorical figures, and the locations of individual scenes of the narrative.       Different portions of our sample passage from \textit{Jane Eyre} for example, might be       associated with the rhetorical figures of apostrophe, hyperbole, and metaphor; with       subject-matter references to churches, servants, cooking, postal service, and honeymoons; and       with scenes located in the church, in the kitchen, and in an unspecified location (drawing       room?).\par
These interpretations could be placed anywhere within the <text> element; it is       however good practice to put them all in the same place (e.g. a separate section of the front       or back matter), as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{Interpretations}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-apos-1}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{figureOfSpeech}">}apostrophe{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-hyp-1}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{figureOfSpeech}">}hyperbole{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-church-1}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{setting}">}church{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ref-church-1}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{reference}">}church{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ref-serv-1}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{reference}">}servants{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{back}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The evident redundancy of this encoding can be considerably reduced by using the        <interpGrp> element to group together all those <interp> elements which share       common attribute values, as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{Interpretations}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interpGrp}\hspace*{6pt}type="{figureOfSpeech}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-apos}">}apostrophe{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-hyp}">}hyperbole{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-meta}">}metaphor{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{interpGrp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interpGrp}\hspace*{6pt}type="{scene-setting}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-church}">}church{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-kitch}">}kitchen{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-unspec}">}unspecified{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{interpGrp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interpGrp}\hspace*{6pt}type="{reference}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ref-church}">}church{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ref-serv}">}servants{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ref-cook}">}cooking{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{interpGrp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{back}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Once these interpretation elements have been defined, they can be linked with the parts of       the text to which they apply in either or both of two ways. The {ana} attribute can       be used on whichever element is appropriate: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{38}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{P38.1}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#set-church #set-kitch}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{P38.1.1}"\hspace*{6pt}ana="{#fig-apos}">}Reader, I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} married him.{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  Note in this example that since the paragraph has two settings (in the church       and in the kitchen), the identifiers of both have been supplied.\par
Alternatively, the <interp> elements can point to all the parts of the text to which       they apply, using their {inst} attribute: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{interp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{fig-apos-2}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{figureOfSpeech}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}inst="{#P38.1.1}">}apostrophe{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{interp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-church-2}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{scene-setting}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}inst="{#P38.1}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}">}church{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{interp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{set-kitchen-2}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{scene-setting}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}inst="{#P38.1}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB-MSM}">}kitchen{</\textbf{interp}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <interp> element is not limited to any particular type of analysis. The literary       analysis shown above is but one possibility; one could equally well use <interp> to       capture a linguistic part-of-speech analysis. For example, the example sentence given in       section \textit{\hyperref[xatts]{8.3. Special kinds of Linking}} assumes a linguistic analysis which might be represented as       follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{NP1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{pos}">}noun\mbox{}\newline 
 phrase, singular{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{VV1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{pos}">}inflected verb, present-tense\mbox{}\newline 
 singular{</\textbf{interp}>} ... \end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Technical Documentation]{Technical Documentation}\label{U5-techdoc}\par
Although the focus of this document is on the use of the TEI scheme for the encoding of      existing pre-electronic documents, the same scheme may also be used for      the encoding of new documents. In the preparation of new documents (such as this one), XML has      much to recommend it: the document's structure can be clearly represented, and the same      electronic text can be re-used for many purposes — to provide both online hypertext or      browsable versions and well-formatted typeset versions from a common source for example. \par
To facilitate this, the TEI Lite schema includes some elements for marking features of      technical documents in general, and of XML-related documents in particular.
\DivII[Additional Elements for Technical Documents]{Additional Elements for Technical Documents}\par
The following elements may be used to mark particular features of technical documents: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<eg>}] (example) contains any kind of illustrative example. 
\item [\textbf{<code>}] contains literal code from some formal language such as a programming language.
\item [\textbf{<ident>}] (identifier) contains an identifier or name for an object of some kind in a formal language. <ident> is used for tokens such as variable names, class names, type names, function names etc. in formal programming languages.
\item [\textbf{<gi>}] (element name) contains the name (generic identifier) of an element.
\item [\textbf{<att>}] (attribute) contains the name of an attribute appearing within running text.
\item [\textbf{<formula>}] contains a mathematical or other formula.
\item [\textbf{<val>}] (value) contains a single attribute value.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
The following example shows how these elements might be used to encode a passage from a       tutorial introducing the Fortran programming language: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{p}>}It is traditional to introduce a language with a\mbox{}\newline 
 program like the following: {<\textbf{eg}>} CHAR*12 GRTG GRTG = 'HELLO WORLD' PRINT *, GRTG END\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{eg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}This simple example first declares a variable {<\textbf{ident}>}GRTG{</\textbf{ident}>}, in the line\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{code}>}CHAR*12 GRTG{</\textbf{code}>}, which identifies {<\textbf{ident}>}GRTG{</\textbf{ident}>} as consisting of 12 bytes\mbox{}\newline 
 of type {<\textbf{ident}>}CHAR{</\textbf{ident}>}. To this variable, the value {<\textbf{val}>}HELLO WORLD{</\textbf{val}>} is then\mbox{}\newline 
 assigned.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A formatting application, given a text like that above, can be instructed to format examples       appropriately (e.g. to preserve line breaks, or to use a distinctive font). Similarly, the use       of tags such as <ident> greatly facilitates the construction of a useful index.\par
The <formula> element should be used to enclose a mathematical or chemical formula       presented within the text as a distinct item. Since formulae generally include a large variety       of special typographic features not otherwise present in ordinary text, it will usually be       necessary to present the body of the formula in a specialized notation. The notation used       should be specified by the {notation} attribute, as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{formula}\hspace*{6pt}notation="{tex}">} ⃥begin❴math❵E =\mbox{}\newline 
 mc^❴2❵⃥end❴math❵ {</\textbf{formula}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
A particular problem arises when XML encoding is the subject of discussion within a       technical document, itself encoded in XML. In such a document, it is clearly essential to       distinguish clearly the markup occurring within examples from that marking up the document       itself, and end-tags are highly likely to occur. One simple solution is to use the predefined       entity reference \texttt{&lt;} to represent each < character which marks the start       of an XML tag within the examples. A more general solution is to mark off the whole body of       each example as containing data which is not to be scanned for XML mark-up by the parser. This       is achieved by enclosing it within a special XML construct called a \emph{\texttt{CDATA}        marked section}, as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \vskip 10pt\begin{shaded}
\obeylines\obeyspaces <p>A list should be encoded as
       follows: <eg><![ CDATA [ <list> <item>First item in the
       list</item> <item>Second item</item> </list> ]]> </eg> The
       <gi>list</gi> element consists of a series of <gi>item</gi>
       elements.\end{shaded}
\par\egroup 

\par
The <list> element used within the example above will not be regarded as forming part       of the document proper, because it is embedded within a marked section (beginning with the       special markup declaration {<![CDATA[ }, and ending with {]]>}).\par
Note also the use of the <gi> element to tag references to element names (or        \emph{generic identifiers}) within the body of the text.
\DivII[Generated Divisions]{Generated Divisions}\par
Most modern document production systems have the ability to generate automatically whole       sections such as a table of contents or an index. The TEI Lite scheme provides an element to       mark the location at which such a generated section should be placed. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<divGen>}] (automatically generated text division) indicates the location at which a textual division generated         automatically by a text-processing application is to appear.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
The <divGen> element can be placed anywhere that a division element would be legal,       as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titlePage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{divGen}\hspace*{6pt}type="{toc}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Preface{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Appendix{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- ... -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{divGen}\hspace*{6pt}type="{index}"\hspace*{6pt}n="{Index}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{back}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
This example also demonstrates the use of the {type} attribute to distinguish the       different kinds of division to be generated: in the first case a table of contents (a        \emph{toc}) and in the second an index.\par
When an existing index or table of contents is to be encoded (rather than one being       generated) for some reason, the <list> element discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-lists]{11. Lists}} should be used. 
\DivII[Index Generation]{Index Generation}\label{indexing}\par
While production of a table of contents from a properly tagged document is generally       unproblematic for an automatic processor, the production of a good quality index will often       require more careful tagging. It may not be enough simply to produce a list of all parts       tagged in some particular way, although extracting (for example) all occurrences of elements       such as <term> or <name> will often be a good departure point for an index. \par
The TEI schema provides a special purpose <index> tag which may be used to mark both       the parts of the document which should be indexed, and how the indexing should be done. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<index>}] (index entry) marks a location to be indexed for whatever purpose.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
For example, the second paragraph of this section might include the following:\par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}... TEI lite also provides a special purpose\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gi}>}index{</\textbf{gi}>} tag \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}indexing{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}index (tag){</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}use in index generation{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 which may be used ...\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <index> element can also be used to provide a form of interpretive or analytic       information. For example, in a study of Ovid, it might be desired to record all the poet's       references to different figures, for comparative stylistic study. In the following lines of       the \textit{Metamorphoses}, such a study would record the poet's references to Jupiter       (as \emph{deus}, \emph{se}, and as the subject of        \emph{confiteor} [in inflectional form number 227]), to       Jupiter-in-the-guise-of-a-bull (as \emph{imago tauri fallacis} and the subject       of \emph{teneo}), and so on.\footnote{The analysis is taken, with        permission, from Willard McCarty and Burton Wright, \textit{An Analytical Onomasticon to the         Metamorphoses of Ovid} (Princeton: Princeton University Press, forthcoming). Some        simplifications have been undertaken.}       \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.001}">}iamque deus posita fallacis\mbox{}\newline 
 imagine tauri{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.002}">}se confessus erat Dictaeaque rura tenebat{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  This       need might be met using the <note> element discussed in section in \textit{\hyperref[U5-notes]{7. Notes}}, or with the <interp> element discussed in section \textit{\hyperref[U5-anal]{15. Interpretation and Analysis}}. Here we demonstrate how it might also be satisfied by using the        <index> element.\par
We assume that the object is to generate more than one index: one for names of deities       (called {dn}), another for onomastic references (called {on}), a third for       pronominal references (called {pr}) and so forth. One way of achieving this might be       as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.001}">}iamque deus posita\mbox{}\newline 
 fallacis imagine tauri {<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{dn}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Iuppiter{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}deus{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{on}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Iuppiter (taurus){</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}imago tauri\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} fallacis{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.002}">}se confessus erat Dictaeaque rura tenebat\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{pr}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Iuppiter{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}se{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{v}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Iuppiter{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}confiteor\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} (v227){</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{index}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent  For each <index> element above, an entry       will be generated in the appropriate index, using as headword the content of the <term>       element it contains; the <term> elements nested within the secondary <index>       element in each case provide a secondary keyword. The actual reference will be taken from the       context in which the <index> element appears, i.e. in this case the identifier of the        <l> element containing it. 
\DivII[Addresses]{Addresses}\par
The <address> element is used to mark a postal address of any kind. It contains one       or more <addrLine> elements, one for each line of the address. 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<address>}] contains a postal  address, for example of a         publisher, an organization, or an individual.
\item [\textbf{<addrLine>}] (address line) contains one line of a postal address.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
Here is a simple example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Computer Center (M/C 135){</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}1940 W. Taylor, Room 124{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Chicago, IL 60612-7352{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}U.S.A.{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{address}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The individual parts of an address may be further distinguished by using the <name>       element discussed above (section \textit{\hyperref[nomen]{10.1. Names and Referring Strings}}). \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Computer Center (M/C 135){</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}1940 W. Taylor, Room 124{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{city}">}Chicago{</\textbf{name}>}, IL 60612-7352{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{country}">}USA{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{address}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivI[Character Sets, Diacritics, etc.]{Character Sets, Diacritics, etc.}\label{U5-chars}\par
With the advent of XML and its adoption of Unicode as the required character set for all      documents, most problems previously associated with the representation of the divers languages      and writing systems of the world are greatly reduced. For those working with standard forms of      the European languages in particular, almost no special action is needed: any XML editor should      enable you to input accented letters or other non-ASCII characters      directly, and they should be stored in the resulting file in a way which is transferable      directly between different systems. \par
There are two important exceptions: the characters & and < may not be entered directly      in an XML document, since they have a special significance as initiating markup. They must      always be represented as \emph{entity references}, like this: \texttt{&amp;} or       \texttt{&lt;}. Other characters may also be represented by means of entity reference      where necessary, for example to retain compatibility with a pre-Unicode processing system. 
\DivI[Front and Back Matter]{Front and Back Matter}\label{U5-fronbac}
\DivII[Front Matter]{Front Matter}\par
For many purposes, particularly in older texts, the preliminary material such as title       pages, prefatory epistles, etc., may provide very useful additional linguistic or social       information. P5 provides a set of recommendations for distinguishing the textual elements most       commonly encountered in front matter, which are summarized here.
\DivIII[Title Page]{Title Page}\label{h51}\par
The start of a title page should be marked with the element <titlePage>. All text        contained on the page should be transcribed and tagged with the appropriate element from the        following list: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<titlePage>}] (title page) contains the title page of a text, appearing within the front or back matter. 
\item [\textbf{<docTitle>}] (document title) contains the title of a document, including all its constituents, as given on a title page.
\item [\textbf{<titlePart>}] contains a subsection or division of the title of a work, as indicated on a title page.
\item [\textbf{<byline>}] contains the primary statement of responsibility given for a work on its title page or at the head or end of the work.
\item [\textbf{<docAuthor>}] (document author) contains the name of the author of the document, as given on the title page (often but not always contained in a byline).
\item [\textbf{<docDate>}] (document date) contains the date of a document, as given (usually) on a title page.
\item [\textbf{<docEdition>}] (document edition) contains an edition statement as presented on a title page of a document.
\item [\textbf{<docImprint>}] (document imprint) contains the imprint statement (place and date of publication, publisher name), as given (usually) at the foot of a title page.
\item [\textbf{<epigraph>}] contains a quotation, anonymous or attributed, appearing at   the start or end of a section or on a title page. 
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Typeface distinctions should be marked with the {rend} attribute when necessary,        as described above. Very detailed description of the letter spacing and sizing used in        ornamental titles is not as yet provided for by the Guidelines. Changes of language should be        marked by appropriate use of the {xml:lang} attribute or the <foreign>        element, as necessary. Names of people, places, or organizations, may be tagged using the         <name> element wherever they appear if no other more specific element is        available.\par
Two example title pages follow: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{titlePage}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{Roman}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">} PARADISE REGAIN'D. A POEM In IV {<\textbf{hi}>}BOOKS{</\textbf{hi}>}. {</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}>} To which is added {<\textbf{title}>}SAMSON AGONISTES{</\textbf{title}>}. {</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{byline}>}The Author {<\textbf{docAuthor}>}JOHN MILTON{</\textbf{docAuthor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{byline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}LONDON{</\textbf{name}>}, Printed by {<\textbf{name}>}J.M.{</\textbf{name}>} for {<\textbf{name}>}John Starkey{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} at the {<\textbf{name}>}Mitre{</\textbf{name}>} in {<\textbf{name}>}Fleetstreet{</\textbf{name}>}, near\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Temple-Bar.{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docDate}>}MDCLXXI{</\textbf{docDate}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titlePage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{titlePage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">} Lives of the Queens of England, from the Norman\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Conquest;{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{sub}">}with anecdotes of their courts. {</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}>}Now first published from Official Records and other authentic documents private\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} as well as public.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docEdition}>}New edition, with corrections and additions{</\textbf{docEdition}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{byline}>}By {<\textbf{docAuthor}>}Agnes Strickland{</\textbf{docAuthor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{byline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{epigraph}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}The treasures of antiquity laid up in old historic rolls, I opened.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}BEAUMONT{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{epigraph}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}Philadelphia: Blanchard and Lea{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docDate}>}1860.{</\textbf{docDate}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titlePage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
As elsewhere, the {ref} attribute may be used to link a name with a canonical        definition of the entity being named. For example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{byline}>}By {<\textbf{docAuthor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}ref="{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agnes_Strickland}">}Agnes\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Strickland{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docAuthor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{byline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[Prefatory Matter]{Prefatory Matter}\label{h52}\par
Major blocks of text within the front matter should be marked using         <div> elements; the following suggested values for the {type} attribute may        be used to distinguish various common types of prefatory matter: \begin{description}

\item[preface]A foreword or preface addressed to the reader in which the author or publisher          explains the content, purpose, or origin of the text
\item[dedication]A formal offering or dedication of a text to one or more persons or institutions by          the author.
\item[abstract]A summary of the content of a text as continuous prose
\item[ack]A formal declaration of acknowledgment by the author in which persons and institutions          are thanked for their part in the creation of a text
\item[contents]A table of contents, specifying the structure of a work and listing its constituents.          The <list> element should be used to mark its structure.
\item[frontispiece]A pictorial frontispiece, possibly including some text.
\end{description} \par
Where other kinds of prefatory matter are encountered, the encoder is at liberty to invent        other values for the {type} attribute.\par
Like any text division, those in front matter may contain low level structural or        non-structural elements as described elsewhere. They will generally begin with a heading or        title of some kind which should be tagged using the <head> element. Epistles will        contain the following additional elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<salute>}] (salutation) contains a salutation or greeting prefixed to a foreword, dedicatory epistle, or other     division of a text, or the salutation in the closing of a letter, preface, etc.
\item [\textbf{<signed>}] (signature) contains the closing salutation, etc., appended to a foreword, dedicatory epistle, or other division of a text. 
\item [\textbf{<byline>}] contains the primary statement of responsibility given for a work on its title page or at the head or end of the work.
\item [\textbf{<dateline>}] contains a brief description of the place, date, time, etc. of production of a letter,     newspaper story, or other work, prefixed or suffixed to it as a kind of heading or trailer. 
\item [\textbf{<argument>}] contains a formal list or prose description of the topics addressed by 	a subdivision of a text.
\item [\textbf{<cit>}] (cited quotation) contains a quotation from some other document, together with a bibliographic reference to     its source. In a dictionary it may contain an example text with at least one occurrence of the     word form, used in the sense being described, or a translation of the headword, or an example. 
\item [\textbf{<opener>}] groups together dateline, byline, salutation, and similar phrases appearing as a preliminary     group at the start of a division, especially of a letter.
\item [\textbf{<closer>}] groups together salutations, datelines, and similar phrases appearing as a final group at     the end of a division, especially of a letter.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
 Epistles which appear elsewhere in a text will, of course, contain these same        elements.\par
As an example, the dedication at the start of Milton's \textit{Comus} should be        marked up as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{dedication}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}To the Right Honourable {<\textbf{name}>}JOHN Lord Viscount BRACLY{</\textbf{name}>}, Son and Heir apparent\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} to the Earl of Bridgewater, &c.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}MY LORD,{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}THis {<\textbf{hi}>}Poem{</\textbf{hi}>}, which receiv'd its first occasion of Birth from your Self, and\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} others of your Noble Family .... and as in this representation your attendant\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Thyrsis{</\textbf{name}>}, so now in all reall expression{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}Your faithfull, and most humble servant{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{signed}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}H. LAWES.{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{signed}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivII[Back Matter]{Back Matter}
\DivIII[Structural Divisions of Back Matter]{Structural Divisions of Back Matter}\par
Because of variations in publishing practice, back matter can contain virtually any of the        elements listed above for front matter, and the same elements should be used where this is        so. Additionally, back matter may contain the following types of matter within the         <back> element. Like the structural divisions of the body, these should be marked as         <div> elements, and distinguished by the following suggested values of the         {type} attribute: \begin{description}

\item[appendix]An ancillary self-contained section of a work, often providing additional but in some          sense extra-canonical text.
\item[glossary]A list of terms associated with definition texts (‘glosses’): this should be encoded          as a {<<list type="gloss">>} element
\item[notes]A section in which textual or other kinds of notes are gathered together.
\item[bibliogr]A list of bibliographic citations: this should be encoded as a <listBibl>         
\item[index]Any form of pre-existing index to the work (An index may also be generated for a          document by using the <index> element described above).
\item[colophon]A statement appearing at the end of a book describing the conditions of its physical          production.
\end{description} 
\DivI[The Electronic Title Page]{The Electronic Title Page}\label{U5-header}\par
Every TEI text has a header which provides information analogous to that provided by the      title page of printed text. The header is introduced by the element <teiHeader> and has      four major parts: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<fileDesc>}] (file description) contains a full bibliographic description of an electronic file.
\item [\textbf{<encodingDesc>}] (encoding description) documents the relationship between an electronic text and the source or sources from which it was derived.
\item [\textbf{<profileDesc>}] (text-profile description) provides a detailed description of non-bibliographic aspects of a text, specifically the     languages and sublanguages used, the situation in which it was produced, the participants and     their setting.
\item [\textbf{<revisionDesc>}] (revision description) summarizes the revision history for a file.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
 A corpus or collection of texts with many shared characteristics may have one header for      the corpus and individual headers for each component of the corpus. In this case the       {type} attribute indicates the type of header. \texttt{<teiHeader       type="corpus">} introduces the header for corpus-level information.\par
Some of the header elements contain running prose which consists of one or more <p>s.      Others are grouped: \begin{itemize}

\item Elements whose names end in \emph{Stmt} (for statement) usually enclose a        group of elements recording some structured information.
\item Elements whose names end in \emph{Decl} (for declaration) enclose        information about specific encoding practices.
\item Elements whose names end in \emph{Desc} (for description) contain a        prose description.
\end{itemize} 
\DivII[The File Description]{The File Description}\par
The <fileDesc> element is mandatory. It contains a full bibliographic description of       the file with the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<titleStmt>}] (title statement) groups information about the title of a work and those responsible for its content.
\item [\textbf{<editionStmt>}] (edition statement) groups information relating to one edition of a text.
\item [\textbf{<extent>}] describes the approximate size of a text stored on some carrier medium or of some other object, digital  or non-digital,  specified in any convenient units.
\item [\textbf{<publicationStmt>}] (publication statement) groups information concerning the publication or distribution of an electronic or other     text. 
\item [\textbf{<seriesStmt>}] (series statement) groups information about the series, if any, to which a publication belongs.
\item [\textbf{<notesStmt>}] (notes statement) collects together any notes providing information about a text additional to that recorded     in other parts of the bibliographic description.
\item [\textbf{<sourceDesc>}] (source description) describes the source from which an electronic text was derived or generated, typically a     bibliographic description in the case of a digitized text, or a phrase such as "born digital"     for a text which has no previous existence.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
 A minimal header has the following structure: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- bibliographic description of the digital resource -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- information about how the resource is distributed -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\begin{it}<!-- information about the sources from which the digital resource is derived -->\end{it}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[The Title Statement]{The Title Statement}\par
The following elements can be used in the <titleStmt>: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<title>}] contains a title for any kind of work.
\item [\textbf{<author>}] in a bibliographic reference, contains the name(s) of an   author, personal or corporate, of a work; for example in the same   form as that provided by a recognized bibliographic name authority. 
\item [\textbf{<sponsor>}] specifies the name of a sponsoring organization or institution.
\item [\textbf{<funder>}] (funding body) specifies the name of an individual, institution, or organization responsible for the     funding of a project or text.
\item [\textbf{<principal>}] (principal researcher) supplies the name of the principal researcher responsible for the creation of an electronic text.
\item [\textbf{<respStmt>}] (statement of responsibility) supplies a statement of responsibility for the intellectual content of a text, edition,     recording, or series, where the specialized elements for authors, editors, etc. do not suffice     or do not apply. May also be used to encode information about individuals or organizations      which have played a role in the production or distribution of a bibliographic work.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
 The title of a digital resource derived from a non-digital one will obviously be similar.        However, it is important to distinguish the title of the computer file from that of the        source text, for example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \vskip 10pt\begin{shaded}
\obeylines\obeyspaces [title of source]: a machine readable transcription [title of
        source]: electronic edition A machine readable version of: [title of source]\end{shaded}
\par\egroup 

 The         <respStmt> element contains the following subcomponents: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<resp>}] (responsibility) contains a phrase describing the nature of a person's intellectual responsibility, or an organization's role      in the production or distribution of a work.
\item [\textbf{<name>}] (name, proper noun) contains a proper noun or noun phrase.
\end{sansreflist}
 Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Two stories by Edgar Allen Poe: a machine readable transcription{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Poe, Edgar Allen (1809-1849){</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}compiled by{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}James D. Benson{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[The Edition Statement]{The Edition Statement}\par
The <editionStmt> groups information relating to one edition of the digital resource        (where \emph{edition} is used as elsewhere in bibliography), and may include        the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<edition>}] (edition) describes the particularities of one edition of a text.
\item [\textbf{<respStmt>}] (statement of responsibility) supplies a statement of responsibility for the intellectual content of a text, edition,     recording, or series, where the specialized elements for authors, editors, etc. do not suffice     or do not apply. May also be used to encode information about individuals or organizations      which have played a role in the production or distribution of a bibliographic work.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{editionStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{edition}\hspace*{6pt}n="{U2}">}Third\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} draft, substantially revised {<\textbf{date}>}1987{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{edition}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{editionStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Determining exactly what constitutes a new edition of an electronic text is left to the        encoder.
\DivIII[The Extent Statement]{The Extent Statement}\par
The <extent> statement describes the approximate size of the digital resource.\par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{extent}>}4532\mbox{}\newline 
 bytes{</\textbf{extent}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[The Publication Statement]{The Publication Statement}\par
The <publicationStmt> is mandatory. It may contain a simple prose description or        groups of the elements described below: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<publisher>}] provides the name of the organization responsible for the publication or distribution of a         bibliographic item.
\item [\textbf{<distributor>}] supplies the name of a person or other agency responsible for the distribution of a text.
\item [\textbf{<authority>}] (release authority) supplies the name of a person or other agency responsible for   making a work available, other than a publisher or   distributor.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
At least one of these three elements must be present, unless the entire publication        statement is in prose. The following elements may occur within them: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<pubPlace>}] (publication place) contains the name of the place where a bibliographic item was published.
\item [\textbf{<address>}] contains a postal  address, for example of a         publisher, an organization, or an individual.
\item [\textbf{<idno>}] (identifier) supplies any form of identifier used to identify some object,   such as a bibliographic item, a person, a title, an organization,   etc. in a standardized way.
\item [\textbf{<availability>}] supplies information about the availability of a text, for example any restrictions on its     use or distribution, its copyright status, any licence applying to it, etc.
\item [\textbf{<licence>}] contains information about a licence or other legal agreement   applicable to the text.
\item [\textbf{<date>}] contains a date in any format.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Victoria, BC{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}2011{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{availability}\hspace*{6pt}status="{restricted}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{licence}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/}">} Distributed under a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License {</\textbf{licence}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[Series and Notes Statements]{Series and Notes Statements}\par
The <seriesStmt> element groups information about the series, if any, to which a        publication belongs. It may contain <title>, <idno>, or <respStmt>        elements.\par
The <notesStmt>, if used, contains one or more <note> elements which contain        a note or annotation. Some information found in the notes area in conventional bibliography        has been assigned specific elements in the TEI scheme.
\DivIII[The Source Description]{The Source Description}\par
The <sourceDesc> is a mandatory element which records details of the source or        sources from which the computer file is derived. It may contain simple prose or a        bibliographic citation, using one or more of the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<bibl>}] (bibliographic citation) contains a loosely-structured bibliographic citation of which the sub-components may or may     not be explicitly tagged. 
\item [\textbf{<listBibl>}] (citation list) contains a list of bibliographic citations of any kind. 
\end{sansreflist}
\par
Examples: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}The first folio of Shakespeare, prepared by Charlton Hinman (The Norton Facsimile,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 1968){</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent         \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}CNN Network News{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}News headlines{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}12 Jun\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 1989{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivII[The Encoding Description]{The Encoding Description}\par
The <encodingDesc> element specifies the methods and editorial principles which       governed the transcription of the text. Its use is highly recommended. It may be prose       description or may contain elements from the following list: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<projectDesc>}] (project description) describes in detail the aim or purpose for which an electronic file was encoded, together     with any other relevant information concerning the process by which it was assembled or     collected.
\item [\textbf{<samplingDecl>}] (sampling declaration) contains a prose description of the rationale and methods used in sampling texts in the     creation of a corpus or collection.
\item [\textbf{<editorialDecl>}] (editorial practice declaration) provides details of editorial principles and practices applied during the encoding of a text.
\item [\textbf{<refsDecl>}] (references declaration) specifies how canonical references are constructed for this   text.
\item [\textbf{<classDecl>}] (classification declarations) contains one or more taxonomies defining any classificatory codes used elsewhere in the text.
\end{sansreflist}

\DivIII[Project and Sampling Descriptions]{Project and Sampling Descriptions}\par
Examples of <projectDesc> and <samplingDesc>: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{projectDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Texts collected for\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} use in the Claremont Shakespeare Clinic, June 1990.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{projectDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent         \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{samplingDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Samples of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 2000 words taken from the beginning of the text{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{samplingDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[Editorial Declarations]{Editorial Declarations}\par
The <editorialDecl> contains a prose description of the practices used when encoding        the text. Typically this description should cover such topics as the following, each of which        may conveniently be given as a separate paragraph. \begin{description}

\item[correction ]how and under what circumstances corrections have been made in the text.
\item[normalization]the extent to which the original source has been regularized or normalized.
\item[quotation]what has been done with quotation marks in the original -- have they been retained or          replaced by entity references, are opening and closing quotes distinguished, etc. 
\item[hyphenation]what has been done with hyphens (especially end-of-line hyphens) in the original --          have they been retained, replaced by entity references, etc.
\item[segmentation]how has the text has been segmented, for example into sentences, tone-units, graphemic          strata, etc.
\item[interpretation]what analytic or interpretive information has been added to the text. 
\end{description} \par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The part of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} speech analysis applied throughout section 4 was added by hand and has not been\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} checked.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Errors in transcription controlled by using the WordPerfect spelling\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} checker.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}All words converted to Modern American spelling using Webster's 9th\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Collegiate dictionary.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par 
\DivIII[Reference and Classification Declarations]{Reference and Classification Declarations}\label{refsdecl}\par
The <refsDecl> element is used to document the way in which any standard referencing        scheme built into the encoding works. In its simplest form, it consists of prose        description.\par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{refsDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The {<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} attribute on each {<\textbf{gi}>}div{</\textbf{gi}>} contains the canonical reference for each division in the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} form XX.yyy where XX is the book number in roman numeral and yyy is the section number in\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} arabic.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Milestone tags refer to the edition of 1830 as E30 and that of 1850 as E50.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{refsDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <classDecl> element groups together definitions or sources for any descriptive        classification schemes used by other parts of the header. At least one such scheme must be        provided, encoded using the following elements: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<taxonomy>}] defines a typology either implicitly, by means of a bibliographic     citation, or explicitly by a structured taxonomy.
\item [\textbf{<bibl>}] (bibliographic citation) contains a loosely-structured bibliographic citation of which the sub-components may or may     not be explicitly tagged. 
\item [\textbf{<category>}] contains an individual descriptive category, possibly nested within a superordinate     category, within a user-defined taxonomy.
\item UNKNOWN ELEMENT catDesc
\end{sansreflist}
\par
 In the simplest case, the taxonomy may be defined by a bibliographic reference, as in the        following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{classDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{taxonomy}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LC-SH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Library of Congress Subject Headings\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{classDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Alternatively, or in addition, the encoder may define a special purpose classification        scheme, as in the following example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{taxonomy}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Brown Corpus{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Press\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Reportage{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Daily{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Sunday{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A3}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}National{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A4}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Provincial{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A5}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Political{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.A6}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Sports{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.D}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Religion{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.D1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Books{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{B.D2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Periodicals and\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} tracts{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Linkage between a particular text and a category within such a taxonomy is made by means of        the <catRef> element within the <textClass> element, as described in the next        section below.
\DivII[The Profile Description]{The Profile Description}\par
The <profileDesc> element enables information characterizing various descriptive       aspects of a text to be recorded within a single framework. It has three optional components: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<creation>}] contains information about the creation of a text.
\item [\textbf{<langUsage>}] (language usage) describes the languages, sublanguages, registers, dialects, etc. represented within a text.
\item [\textbf{<textClass>}] (text classification) groups information which describes the nature or topic of a text in terms of a standard     classification scheme, thesaurus, etc.
\end{sansreflist}
\par
The <creation> element is useful for documenting where a work was created, even       though it may not have been published or recorded there.\par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{creation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1992-08}">}August 1992{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Taos, New Mexico{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{creation}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
The <langUsage> element is useful where a text contains many different languages. It       may contain <language> elements to document each particular language used: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<language>}] characterizes a single language or sublanguage used within a text.
\end{sansreflist}
 For example, a text containing predominantly text in French as spoken in Quebec,       but also smaller amounts of British and Canadian English might be documented as follows:        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{langUsage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{fr-CA}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{60}">}Québecois{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{en-CA}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{20}">}Canadian business English{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{en-GB}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{20}">}British English{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{langUsage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
The <textClass> element classifies a text. This may be done with reference to a       classification system locally defined by means of the <classDecl> element, or by       reference to some externally defined established scheme such as the Universal Decimal       Classification. Texts may also be classified using lists of keywords, which may themselves be       drawn from locally or externally defined control lists. The following elements are used to       supply such classifications: 
\begin{sansreflist}
  
\item [\textbf{<classCode>}] (classification code) contains the classification code used for this text in some standard classification system.
\item [\textbf{<catRef/>}] (category reference) specifies one or more defined categories within some taxonomy or text typology.
\item [\textbf{<keywords>}] contains a list of keywords or phrases identifying the topic or nature of a text.
\end{sansreflist}
      \par
The simplest way of classifying a text is by means of the <classCode> element. For       example, a text with classification 410 in the Universal Decimal Classification might be       documented as follows: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{classCode}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{http://www.udc.org}">}410{</\textbf{classCode}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
When a classification scheme has been locally defined using the <taxonomy> element       discussed in the preceding subsection, the <catRef> element should be used to reference       it. To continue the earlier example, a work classified in the Brown Corpus as \texttt{Press        reportage - Sunday} and also as \texttt{Religion} might be documented as follows:        \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{catRef}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#B.A3 #B.D}">}410{</\textbf{catRef}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \noindent       \par
The element <keywords> contains a list of keywords or phrases identifying the topic       or nature of a text. As usual, the attribute {scheme} identifies the source from       which these terms are taken. For example, if the LC Subject Headings are used, following       declaration of that classification system in a <taxonomy> element as above : \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{textClass}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{keywords}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{#LCSH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}English literature -- History and criticism -- Data processing.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}English literature -- History and criticism -- Theory etc.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}English language -- Style -- Data processing.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{keywords}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{textClass}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
Multiple classifications may be supplied using       any of the mechanisms described in this section.
\DivII[The Revision Description]{The Revision Description}\par
The <revisionDesc> element provides a change log in which each change made to a text       may be recorded. The log may be recorded as a sequence of <change> elements each of       which contains a brief description of the change. The attributes {when} and        {who} may be used to identify when the change was carried out and the agency       responsible for it. \par
Example: \par\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}\noindent\mbox{}{<\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1991-03-06}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#EMB}">}File format updated{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1990-05-25}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#EMB}">}Stuart's corrections entered{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup\par \par
In a production environment it will usually be found preferable to use some kind of       automated system to track and record changes. Many such \emph{version control systems},       as they are known, can also be configured to update the TEI Header of a file automatically.      \backmatter 
\DivIStar[List of Elements Described]{List of Elements Described}\par
The TEI Lite schema is a pure subset of TEI P5. In the following list of elements and classes      used, some information, notably the examples, derives from the canonical definition for the      element in TEI P5 and may therefore refer to elements or attributes not provided by TEI Lite.      Note however that only the elements listed here are available within the TEI Lite schema. These      specifications also refer to many attributes which although available in TEI Lite are not      discussed in this tutorial for lack of space. 
\DivIIStar[Elements]{Elements}\index{TEI=<TEI>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.TEI}{<TEI> }(TEI document) contains a single TEI-conformant document, comprising a TEI header and a text, either in isolation or as part of a <teiCorpus> element. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCDEF}{15.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element TEI
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( teiHeader, ( ( model.resourceLike+, text? ) | text ) )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <s:ns prefix="tei" uri="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0"/>
    \item[{Schematron}]
   <s:ns prefix="rng" uri="http://relaxng.org/ns/structure/1.0"/>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{TEI}\hspace*{6pt}version="{5.0}" xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}The shortest TEI Document Imaginable{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}First published as part of TEI P2, this is the P5\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} version using a name space.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}No source: this is an original work.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}This is about the shortest TEI document imaginable.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{TEI}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element is required.
\end{reflist}  \index{abbr=<abbr>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<abbr>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.abbr}{<abbr> }(abbreviation) contains an abbreviation of any sort. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONAAB}{3.5.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\unusedattribute{type}, @subtype) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  allows the encoder to classify the abbreviation according to some convenient                 typology.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Derived from}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The {type} attribute is provided for the sake of those who wish to                     classify abbreviations at their point of occurrence; this may be useful in some                     circumstances, though usually the same abbreviation will have the same type in                     all occurrences. As the sample values make clear, abbreviations may be                     classified by the method used to construct them, the method of writing them, or                     the referent of the term abbreviated; the typology used is up to the encoder and                     should be carefully planned to meet the needs of the expected use. For a                     typology of Middle English abbreviations, see PETTY                 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element abbr
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.responsibility.attributes,
   att.typed.attribute.subtype,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{expan}>}North Atlantic Treaty Organization{</\textbf{expan}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}\hspace*{6pt}cert="{low}">}NorATO{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}\hspace*{6pt}cert="{high}">}NATO{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}\hspace*{6pt}cert="{high}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{fr}">}OTAN{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}>}SPQR{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{expan}>}senatus populusque romanorum{</\textbf{expan}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <abbr> tag is not required; if appropriate, the encoder may transcribe             abbreviations in the source text silently, without tagging them. If abbreviations are             not transcribed directly but \textit{expanded} silently, then the TEI header should             so indicate.
\end{reflist}  \index{add=<add>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.add}{<add> }(addition) contains letters, words, or phrases inserted in the text by an         author, scribe, annotator, or corrector. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDADD}{3.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} (\textit{@hand}, \textit{@status}, \textit{@cause}, \textit{@seq})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) ) \hyperlink{TEI.att.placement}{att.placement} (\textit{@place}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element add
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.transcriptional.attributes,
   att.placement.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}The story I am going to relate is true as to\mbox{}\newline 
 its main facts, and as to the consequences {<\textbf{add}\hspace*{6pt}place="{above}">}of\mbox{}\newline 
 these facts{</\textbf{add}>} from which this tale takes its title.\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <add> element should not be used for additions made by             editors or encoders. In these cases, either the <corr>             or <supplied> element should be used.         
\end{reflist}  \index{addrLine=<addrLine>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.addrLine}{<addrLine> }(address line) contains one line of a postal address. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONAAD}{3.5.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addrPart}{model.addrPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element addrLine ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Computing Center, MC 135{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}P.O. Box 6998{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Chicago, IL{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}60680 USA{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{address}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Addresses may be encoded either as a sequence of             lines, or using any sequence of  component elements from the             model.addrPart class. Other non-postal forms of address, such as             telephone numbers or email, should not be included within an             <address> element directly but may be wrapped within an             <addrLine> if they form part of the printed address in some             source text. 
\end{reflist}  \index{address=<address>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.address}{<address> }contains a postal  address, for example of a         publisher, an organization, or an individual. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONAAD}{3.5.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addressLike}{model.addressLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element address
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( model.global*, ( ( model.addrPart ), model.global* )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{street}>}via Marsala 24{</\textbf{street}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{postCode}>}40126{</\textbf{postCode}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Bologna{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}n="{I}">}Italy{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{address}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Computing Center, MC 135{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}P.O. Box 6998{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}Chicago, IL 60680{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}USA{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{address}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element should be used for postal             addresses only. Within it, the generic element <addrLine>             may be used as an alternative to any of the more specialized             elements available from the model.addrPart class, such as             <street>, <postCode> etc.
\end{reflist}  \index{anchor=<anchor>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.anchor}{<anchor/> }(anchor point) attaches an identifier to a point within a text, whether or not it corresponds with a textual element. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TS.html#TSSAPA}{8.4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SACS}{16.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  linking — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element anchor ❴ att.global.attributes, att.typed.attributes, empty ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{s}>}The anchor is he{<\textbf{anchor}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{A234}"/>}re somewhere.{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{s}>}Help me find it.{<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#A234}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{s}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  On this element, the global {xml:id} attribute must be supplied to specify an identifier for the point at which this element occurs within a document. The value used may be chosen freely provided that it is unique within the document and is a syntactically valid name. There is no requirement for values containing numbers to be in sequence.
\end{reflist}  \index{argument=<argument>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.argument}{<argument> }contains a formal list or prose description of the topics addressed by 	a subdivision of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element argument
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( ( model.global | model.headLike )*, ( ( model.common ), model.global* )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{argument}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Monte Video — Maldonado — Excursion\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} to R Polanco — Lazo and Bolas — Partridges —\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Absence of Trees — Deer — Capybara, or River Hog —\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Tucutuco — Molothrus, cuckoo-like habits — Tyrant\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Flycatcher — Mocking-bird — Carrion Hawks —\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Tubes formed by Lightning — House struck{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{argument}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
   Often contains either a list or a 	paragraph
\end{reflist}  \index{att=<att>|oddindex}\index{scheme=@scheme!<att>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att}{<att> }(attribute) contains the name of an attribute appearing within running text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TD}{22. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@scheme]
  supplies an identifier for the scheme in which this name is defined.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[TEI](text encoding initiative) this attribute is part of the TEI scheme.{ [Default]}
\item[DBK](docbook) this attribute is part of the Docbook scheme.
\item[XX](unknown) this attribute is part of an unknown scheme.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element att
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute scheme ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   data.name❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}The TEI defines six {<\textbf{soCalled}>}global{</\textbf{soCalled}>} attributes; their names are\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{att}>}xml:id{</\textbf{att}>}, {<\textbf{att}>}rend{</\textbf{att}>}, {<\textbf{att}>}xml:lang{</\textbf{att}>}, {<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>}, {<\textbf{att}>}xml:space{</\textbf{att}>},\mbox{}\newline 
 and {<\textbf{att}>}xml:base{</\textbf{att}>}; {<\textbf{att}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{XX}">}style{</\textbf{att}>} is not among them.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A namespace prefix may be used in order to specify the scheme as an alternative to specifying       it via the scheme attribute: it takes precedence
\end{reflist}  \index{author=<author>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.author}{<author> }in a bibliographic reference, contains the name(s) of an   author, personal or corporate, of a work; for example in the same   form as that provided by a recognized bibliographic name authority.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOR}{3.11.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element author
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.naming.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{author}>}British Broadcasting Corporation{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}La Fayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne, comtesse de (1634–1693){</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}Anonymous{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{persName}>}Beaumont, Francis{</\textbf{persName}>} and\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{persName}>}John Fletcher{</\textbf{persName}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orgName}\hspace*{6pt}key="{BBC}">}British Broadcasting\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Corporation{</\textbf{orgName}>}: Radio 3 Network\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{author}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Particularly where cataloguing is likely to be based on the     content of the header, it is advisable to use a generally recognized     name authority file to supply the content for this element.  The     attributes {key} or {ref} may also be used to     reference canonical information about the author(s) intended from any     appropriate authority, such as a library catalogue or online     resource. In the case of a broadcast, use this element for the name of     the company or network responsible for making the broadcast.Where an author is unknown or unspecified, this element may contain text such as \emph{Unknown} or \emph{Anonymous}. When the appropriate TEI modules are in use, it may also contain detailed tagging of the names used for people, organizations or places, in particular where  multiple names are given.
\end{reflist}  \index{authority=<authority>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.authority}{<authority> }(release authority) supplies the name of a person or other agency responsible for   making a work available, other than a publisher or   distributor. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element authority ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq.limited ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{authority}>}John Smith{</\textbf{authority}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{availability=<availability>|oddindex}\index{status=@status!<availability>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.availability}{<availability> }supplies information about the availability of a text, for example any restrictions on its     use or distribution, its copyright status, any licence applying to it, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@status]
  supplies a code identifying the current availability of the text. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[free]the text is freely available. 
\item[unknown]the status of the text is unknown. { [Default]}
\item[restricted]the text is not freely available. 
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element availability
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   attribute status ❴ "free" | "unknown" | "restricted" ❵?,
   ( model.availabilityPart | model.pLike )+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{availability}\hspace*{6pt}status="{restricted}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Available for academic research purposes only.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{availability}\hspace*{6pt}status="{free}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}In the public domain{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{availability}\hspace*{6pt}status="{restricted}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Available under licence from the publishers.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{availability}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{licence}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The MIT License\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} applies to this document.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Copyright (C) 2011 by The University of Victoria{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} all copies or substantial portions of the Software.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} THE SOFTWARE.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{licence}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{availability}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A consistent format should be adopted
\end{reflist}  \index{back=<back>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.back}{<back> }(back matter) contains any appendixes, etc. following the main part of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSBACK}{4.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element back
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      ( model.frontPart | model.pLike.front | model.global )*,
      (
         (
            (
               ( model.div1Like ),
               ( model.frontPart | model.div1Like | model.global )*
            )
          | (
               ( model.divLike ),
               ( model.frontPart | model.divLike | model.global )*
            )
         )?
      ),
      ( ( ( model.divBottomPart ), ( model.divBottomPart | model.global )* )? )
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{appendix}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}The Golden Dream or, the Ingenuous Confession{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}To shew the Depravity of human Nature {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{epistle}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}A letter from the Printer, which he desires may be inserted{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}Sir.{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}I have done with your Copy, so you may return it to the Vatican, if you please {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{advert}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}The Books usually read by the Scholars of Mrs Two-Shoes are these and are sold at Mr\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Newbery's at the Bible and Sun in St Paul's Church-yard.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}The Christmas Box, Price 1d.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}">}The History of Giles Gingerbread, 1d.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{42}">}A Curious Collection of Travels, selected from the Writers of all Nations,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 10 Vol, Pr. bound 1l.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{advert}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{center}">}By the KING's Royal Patent,{</\textbf{hi}>} Are sold by J. NEWBERY, at the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Bible and Sun in St. Paul's Church-Yard.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}Dr. James's Powders for Fevers, the Small-Pox, Measles, Colds, &c.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 2s. 6d{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}">}Dr. Hooper's Female Pills, 1s.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{back}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The content model of back matter is identical to that of front matter, reflecting the facts       of cultural history.
\end{reflist}  \index{bibl=<bibl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.bibl}{<bibl> }(bibliographic citation) contains a loosely-structured bibliographic citation of which the sub-components may or may     not be explicitly tagged.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBITY}{3.11.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD3}{2.2.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.docStatus}{att.docStatus} (\textit{@status}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblLike}{model.biblLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element bibl
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   att.docStatus.attributes,
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | model.highlighted    | model.pPart.data    | model.pPart.edit    | model.segLike    | model.ptrLike    | model.biblPart    | model.global   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Blain, Clements and Grundy: Feminist Companion to Literature in English (Yale,\mbox{}\newline 
 1990){</\textbf{bibl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}level="{a}">}The Interesting story of the Children in the Wood{</\textbf{title}>}. In\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{author}>}Victor E Neuberg{</\textbf{author}>}, {<\textbf{title}>}The Penny Histories{</\textbf{title}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{publisher}>}OUP{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1968{</\textbf{date}>}. \mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{bibl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}type="{article}"\hspace*{6pt}subtype="{book_chapter}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{carlin_2003}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{surname}>}Carlin{</\textbf{surname}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} ({<\textbf{forename}>}Claire{</\textbf{forename}>}){</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{author}>},\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}level="{a}">}The Staging of Impotence : France’s last\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} congrès{</\textbf{title}>} dans\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}type="{monogr}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}level="{m}">}Theatrum mundi : studies in honor of Ronald W.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Tobin{</\textbf{title}>}, éd.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{editor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{forename}>}Claire{</\textbf{forename}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{surname}>}Carlin{</\textbf{surname}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{editor}>} et\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{editor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{forename}>}Kathleen{</\textbf{forename}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{surname}>}Wine{</\textbf{surname}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{editor}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Charlottesville, Va.{</\textbf{pubPlace}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}Rookwood Press{</\textbf{publisher}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2003}">}2003{</\textbf{date}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{bibl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Contains phrase-level elements, together with any combination of elements       from the \emph{biblPart} class
\end{reflist}  \index{biblScope=<biblScope>|oddindex}\index{unit=@unit!<biblScope>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<biblScope>|oddindex}\index{from=@from!<biblScope>|oddindex}\index{to=@to!<biblScope>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.biblScope}{<biblScope> }(scope of bibliographic reference) defines the scope of a bibliographic reference, for example as a         list of page numbers, or a named subdivision of a larger work. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@unit]
  identifies the unit of information conveyed by the element, e.g. {columns}, {pages}, {volume}.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[vol](volume) the element contains a volume number.
\item[issue]the element contains an issue number, or volume and             issue numbers.
\item[pp](pages) the element contains a page number or page range.
\item[ll] (lines) the element contains a line number or line range.
\item[chap](chapter) the element contains a chapter indication (number             and/or title)
\item[part]the element identifies a part of a book or collection.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@type]
  identifies the type of information conveyed by the element, e.g.                 {columns}, {pages}, {volume}.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[vol](volume) the element contains a volume number.
\item[issue]the element contains an issue number, or volume and                         issue numbers.
\item[pp](pages) the element contains a page number or page range.
\item[ll] (lines) the element contains a line number or line range.
\item[chap](chapter) the element contains a chapter indication (number                         and/or title)
\item[part]the element identifies a part of a book or collection.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@from]
  specifies the starting point of the range of units indicated by the {unit} attribute.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@to]
  specifies the end-point of the range of units indicated by the {unit} attribute.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element biblScope
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute unit
   ❴
      "vol" | "issue" | "pp" | "ll" | "chap" | "part" | xsd:Name
   ❵?,
   attribute type
   ❴
      "vol" | "issue" | "pp" | "ll" | "chap" | "part" | xsd:Name
   ❵?,
   attribute from ❴ data.word ❵?,
   attribute to ❴ data.word ❵?,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{biblScope}>}pp 12–34{</\textbf{biblScope}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{biblScope}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{pp}"\hspace*{6pt}from="{12}"\hspace*{6pt}to="{34}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{biblScope}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{vol}">}II{</\textbf{biblScope}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{biblScope}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{pp}">}12{</\textbf{biblScope}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{body=<body>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.body}{<body> }(text body) contains the whole body of a single unitary text, excluding any front or back matter. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element body
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      model.global*,
      ( ( model.divTop ), ( model.global | model.divTop )* )?,
      ( ( model.divGenLike ), ( model.global | model.divGenLike )* )?,
      (
         ( ( model.divLike ), ( model.global | model.divGenLike )* )+
       | ( ( model.div1Like ), ( model.global | model.divGenLike )* )+
       | (
            ( ( model.common ), model.global* )+,
            (
               ( ( model.divLike ), ( model.global | model.divGenLike )* )+
             | ( ( model.div1Like ), ( model.global | model.divGenLike )* )+
            )?
         )
      ),
      ( ( model.divBottom ), model.global* )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Nu scylun hergan hefaenricaes uard{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}metudæs maecti end his modgidanc{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}uerc uuldurfadur sue he uundra gihuaes{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}eci dryctin or astelidæ{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}he aerist scop aelda barnum{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}heben til hrofe haleg scepen.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}tha middungeard moncynnæs uard{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}eci dryctin æfter tiadæ{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}firum foldu frea allmectig{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{trailer}>}primo cantauit Cædmon istud carmen.{</\textbf{trailer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{byline=<byline>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.byline}{<byline> }contains the primary statement of responsibility given for a work on its title page or at the head or end of the work. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSOC}{4.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSFRONT}{4.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element byline
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( text | model.gLike | model.phrase | docAuthor | model.global )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{byline}>}Written by a CITIZEN who continued all the\mbox{}\newline 
 while in London. Never made publick before.{</\textbf{byline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{byline}>}Written from her own MEMORANDUMS{</\textbf{byline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{byline}>}By George Jones, Political Editor, in Washington{</\textbf{byline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{byline}>}BY\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{docAuthor}>}THOMAS PHILIPOTT,{</\textbf{docAuthor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 Master of Arts,\mbox{}\newline 
 (Somtimes)\mbox{}\newline 
 Of Clare-Hall in Cambridge.{</\textbf{byline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The byline on a title page may include either the name or a description for the document's author. Where the name is included, it may optionally be tagged using the <docAuthor> element.
\end{reflist}  \index{catRef=<catRef>|oddindex}\index{scheme=@scheme!<catRef>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.catRef}{<catRef/> }(category reference) specifies one or more defined categories within some taxonomy or text typology. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD43}{2.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@scheme]
  identifies the classification scheme within which the set of categories concerned is         defined 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  May supply the identifier of the associated <taxonomy> element.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element catRef
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   attribute scheme ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   empty
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{catRef}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#news #prov #sales2}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{taxonomy}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{news}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Newspapers{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{prov}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Provincial{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{sales2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Low to average annual sales{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The scheme attribute need be supplied only if more than one taxonomy has been declared
\end{reflist}  \index{category=<category>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.category}{<category> }contains an individual descriptive category, possibly nested within a superordinate     category, within a user-defined taxonomy. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD55}{2.3.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element category
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( ( catDesc+ | ( model.descLike | model.glossLike )* ), category* )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{b1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Prose reportage{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{category}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{b2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Prose {</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{b11}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}journalism{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{b12}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}fiction{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{category}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LIT}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{pl}">}literatura piękna{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}fiction{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LPROSE}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{pl}">}proza{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}prose{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LPOETRY}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{pl}">}poezja{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}poetry{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LDRAMA}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{pl}">}dramat{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}drama{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{category}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{cell=<cell>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.cell}{<cell> }contains one cell of a table.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTTAB1}{14.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.tableDecoration}{att.tableDecoration} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@rows}, \textit{@cols}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element cell
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.tableDecoration.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}General conduct{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}Not satisfactory, on account of his great unpunctuality\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and inattention to duties{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{row}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{change=<change>|oddindex}\index{target=@target!<change>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.change}{<change> }documents a change or set of changes made during the production   of a source document, or during the revision of an electronic file. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD6}{2.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD4C}{2.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.ascribed}{att.ascribed} (\textit{@who}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.docStatus}{att.docStatus} (\textit{@status}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@target]
  points to one or more elements that belong to this change.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element change
❴
   att.ascribed.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   att.docStatus.attributes,
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   attribute target ❴ list ❴ data.pointer+ ❵ ❵?,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>} ... {</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{editor}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LDB}">}Lou Burnard{</\textbf{editor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{BZ}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}copy editing{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Brett Zamir{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{revisionDesc}\hspace*{6pt}status="{published}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#BZ}"\hspace*{6pt}when="{2008-02-02}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{public}">}Finished chapter 23{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#BZ}"\hspace*{6pt}when="{2008-01-02}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{draft}">}Finished chapter 2{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}n="{P2.2}"\hspace*{6pt}when="{1991-12-21}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#LDB}">}Added examples to section 3{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1991-11-11}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#MSM}">}Deleted chapter 10{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{profileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{creation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{listChange}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{DRAFT1}">}First draft in pencil{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{DRAFT2}"\hspace*{6pt}notBefore="{1880-12-09}">}First revision, mostly\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} using green ink{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{DRAFT3}"\hspace*{6pt}notBefore="{1881-02-13}">}Final corrections as\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} supplied to printer.{</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{listChange}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{creation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{profileDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The {who} attribute may be used to point to any other element, but will typically       specify a <respStmt> or <person> element elsewhere in the header, identifying       the person responsible for the change and their role in making it.It is recommended that changes be recorded with the most recent     first. The {status} attribute may be used to indicate the     status of a document following the change documented.  
\end{reflist}  \index{choice=<choice>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.choice}{<choice> }groups a number of alternative encodings for the same point in         a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COED}{3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.linePart}{model.linePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element choice ❴ att.global.attributes, ( model.choicePart | choice )* ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  An American encoding of \textit{Gulliver's Travels} which             retains the British spelling but also provides a version             regularized to American spelling might be encoded as follows.\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}Lastly, That, upon his solemn oath to observe all the above\mbox{}\newline 
 articles, the said man-mountain shall have a daily allowance of\mbox{}\newline 
 meat and drink sufficient for the support of {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}1724{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{corr}>}1728{</\textbf{corr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>} of our subjects,\mbox{}\newline 
 with free access to our royal person, and other marks of our\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}favour{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}favor{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>}.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Because the children of a  <choice> element all             represent alternative ways of encoding the same sequence, it is             natural to think of them as mutually exclusive. However, there may             be cases where a full representation of a text requires the             alternative encodings to be considered as parallel. Note also that <choice> elements may self-nest.Where the purpose of an encoding is to record multiple             witnesses of a single work, rather than to identify     multiple possible encoding decisions at a given point, the     <app> element and associated elements discussed in  section     \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TC.html#TCAPLL}{12.1. } should be preferred.
\end{reflist}  \index{cit=<cit>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.cit}{<cit> }(cited quotation) contains a quotation from some other document, together with a bibliographic reference to     its source. In a dictionary it may contain an example text with at least one occurrence of the     word form, used in the sense being described, or a translation of the headword, or an example.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQQ}{3.3.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSGRP}{4.3.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DI.html#DITPEG}{9.3.5.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.entryPart.top}{model.entryPart.top} \hyperlink{TEI.model.quoteLike}{model.quoteLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element cit
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   (
      model.qLike    | model.egLike    | model.biblLike    | model.ptrLike    | model.global    | model.entryPart   )+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}and the breath of the whale is frequently attended with such an insupportable smell,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} as to bring on disorder of the brain.{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Ulloa's South America{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{cit}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{entry}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{form}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orth}>}horrifier{</\textbf{orth}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{form}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cit}\hspace*{6pt}type="{translation}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}to horrify{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cit}\hspace*{6pt}type="{example}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}elle était horrifiée par la dépense{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cit}\hspace*{6pt}type="{translation}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}she was horrified at the expense.{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{entry}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{classCode=<classCode>|oddindex}\index{scheme=@scheme!<classCode>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.classCode}{<classCode> }(classification code) contains the classification code used for this text in some standard classification system. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD43}{2.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@scheme]
  identifies the classification system or taxonomy in use.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  {Required}
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  may point to a local definition, for example in a <taxonomy> element, or more         usually to some external location where the scheme is fully defined.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element classCode
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute scheme ❴ data.pointer ❵,
   macro.phraseSeq.limited❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{classCode}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{http://www.udc.org}">}410{</\textbf{classCode}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{classDecl=<classDecl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.classDecl}{<classDecl> }(classification declarations) contains one or more taxonomies defining any classificatory codes used elsewhere in the text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD55}{2.3.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element classDecl ❴ att.global.attributes, taxonomy+ ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{classDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{taxonomy}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{LCSH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Library of Congress Subject Headings{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{classDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{textClass}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{keywords}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{#LCSH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Political science{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}United States -- Politics and government —\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Revolution, 1775-1783{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{keywords}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{textClass}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{closer=<closer>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.closer}{<closer> }groups together salutations, datelines, and similar phrases appearing as a final group at     the end of a division, especially of a letter. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSOC}{4.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element closer
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | signed    | dateline    | salute    | model.phrase    | model.global   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{letter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>} perhaps you will favour me with a sight of it when convenient.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}I remain, &c. &c.{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{signed}>}H. Colburn{</\textbf{signed}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>} and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Trieste-Zürich-Paris,{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1914–1921{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{code=<code>|oddindex}\index{lang=@lang!<code>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.code}{<code> }contains literal code from some formal language such as a programming language.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@lang]
  (formal language) a name identifying the formal language in which  the 	code is expressed
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element code ❴ att.global.attributes, attribute lang ❴ data.word ❵?, text ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{code}\hspace*{6pt}lang="{JAVA}">} Size fCheckbox1Size = new Size();\mbox{}\newline 
 fCheckbox1Size.Height = 500;\mbox{}\newline 
 fCheckbox1Size.Width = 500;\mbox{}\newline 
 xCheckbox1.setSize(fCheckbox1Size);\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{code}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{corr=<corr>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.corr}{<corr> }(correction) contains the correct form of a passage apparently erroneous in the copy text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDCOR}{3.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element corr
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  If all that is desired is to call attention to the       fact that the copy text has been corrected, <corr> may be used alone:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}I don't know,\mbox{}\newline 
 Juan. It's so far in the past now — how {<\textbf{corr}>}can we{</\textbf{corr}>} prove\mbox{}\newline 
 or disprove anyone's theories?\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  It is also possible, using the <choice> and       <sic> elements, to provide an uncorrected reading:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}I don't know, Juan. It's so far in the past now —\mbox{}\newline 
 how {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}we can{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{corr}>}can we{</\textbf{corr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>} prove or\mbox{}\newline 
 disprove anyone's theories?\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{creation=<creation>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.creation}{<creation> }contains information about the creation of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD4C}{2.4.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD4}{2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.profileDescPart}{model.profileDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element creation
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   ( text | model.limitedPhrase | listChange )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{creation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}Before 1987{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{creation}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{creation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1988-07-10}">}10 July 1988{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{creation}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <creation> element may be used to record details of     a text's creation, e.g. the date and place it was composed, if     these are of interest.It may also contain a more structured account of the various     stages or revisions associated with the evolution of a text; this     should be encoded using the <listChange> element.  It     should not be confused with the <publicationStmt> element,     which records date and place of publication.
\end{reflist}  \index{date=<date>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.date}{<date> }contains a date in any format. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONADA}{3.5.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD6}{2.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAHSE}{15.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ND.html#NDDATE}{13.3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element date
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   ( text | model.gLike | model.phrase | model.global )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1980-02}">}early February 1980{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}Given on the {<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1977-06-12}">}Twelfth Day\mbox{}\newline 
 of June in the Year of Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seventy-seven of the Republic\mbox{}\newline 
 the Two Hundredth and first and of the University the Eighty-Sixth.{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1990-09}">}September 1990{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{dateline=<dateline>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.dateline}{<dateline> }contains a brief description of the place, date, time, etc. of production of a letter,     newspaper story, or other work, prefixed or suffixed to it as a kind of heading or trailer.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSOC}{4.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element dateline ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{dateline}>}Walden, this 29. of August 1592{</\textbf{dateline}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>} and his heart was going like mad and yes I said yes I will Yes.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Trieste-Zürich-Paris,{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1914–1921{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{del=<del>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.del}{<del> }(deletion) contains a letter, word, or passage deleted, marked as deleted, or otherwise indicated as     superfluous or spurious in the copy text by an author, scribe, annotator, or corrector. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDADD}{3.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} (\textit{@hand}, \textit{@status}, \textit{@cause}, \textit{@seq})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) ) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element del
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.transcriptional.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{del}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{overtyped}">}Mein{</\textbf{del}>} Frisch {<\textbf{del}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{overstrike}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{primary}">}schwebt{</\textbf{del}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 weht der Wind\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{del}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{overstrike}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{illegible}"\hspace*{6pt}quantity="{5}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{character}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{del}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Degrees of uncertainty over what can still be read, or whether a deletion was intended may be       indicated by use of the <certainty> element (see \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CE.html#CE}{21. }).This element should be used for deletion of shorter sequences of text, typically single words       or phrases. The <delSpan> element should be used for longer sequences of text, for       those containing structural subdivisions, and for those containing overlapping additions and       deletions.The text deleted must be at least partially legible in order for the encoder to be able to       transcribe it (unless it is restored in a <supplied> tag). Illegible or lost text within a        deletion may be marked using the <gap> tag to signal that text is present but has not       been transcribed, or is no longer visible. Attributes on the <gap>       element may be used to indicate how much text is omitted, the reason for omitting it, etc. If       text is not fully legible, the <unclear> element (available when using the additional       tagset for transcription of primary sources) should be used to signal the areas of text which       cannot be read with confidence in a similar way.There is a clear distinction in the TEI between <del>, which is a statement of the      the or a later scribe's intent to cancel or remove text, and elements such as        <gap> or <unclear> which signal the editor's decision to omit or inability to read the text       remaining.     See further sections \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHOM}{11.3.1.7. } and, for the close association of the       <del> tag with the <gap>, <damage>,         <unclear> and <supplied> elements (the latter three tags available when using       the additional tagset for transcription of primary sources), \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHCOMB}{11.3.3.2. }.The <del> tag should not be used for deletions made by editors or encoders. In these       cases, either <corr>, <surplus> or <gap> should be used.
\end{reflist}  \index{desc=<desc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.desc}{<desc> }(description) contains a brief description of the object documented by its parent element, including its     intended usage, purpose, or application where this is appropriate. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDTAG}{22.4.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDATT}{22.4.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDCLA}{22.4.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDENT}{22.4.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.translatable}{att.translatable} (\textit{@versionDate}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.descLike}{model.descLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.labelLike}{model.labelLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element desc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.translatable.attributes,
   macro.limitedContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{desc}>}contains a brief description of the purpose and application for an element, attribute,\mbox{}\newline 
 attribute value, class, or entity.{</\textbf{desc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  TEI convention requires that this be expressed as a finite clause, begining       with an active verb.
\end{reflist}  \index{distributor=<distributor>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.distributor}{<distributor> }supplies the name of a person or other agency responsible for the distribution of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element distributor ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{distributor}>}Oxford Text Archive{</\textbf{distributor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{distributor}>}Redwood and Burn Ltd{</\textbf{distributor}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{div=<div>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.div}{<div> }(text division) contains a subdivision of the front, body, or back of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDIV}{4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.divLike}{att.divLike} (\textit{@org}, \textit{@sample})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divLike}{model.divLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element div
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.divLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      ( model.divTop | model.global )*,
      (
         (
            ( ( ( model.divLike | model.divGenLike ), model.global* )+ )
          | (
               ( ( model.common ), model.global* )+,
               ( ( model.divLike | model.divGenLike ), model.global* )*
            )
         ),
         ( ( model.divBottom ), model.global* )*
      )?
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{part}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Fallacies of Authority{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The subject of which is Authority in various shapes, and the object, to repress all\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} exercise of the reasoning faculty.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}The Nature of Authority{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}With reference to any proposed measures having for their object the greatest\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} happiness of the greatest number....{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.1}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{section}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Analysis of Authority{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}What on any given occasion is the legitimate weight or influence to be attached to\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} authority ... {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.2}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{section}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Appeal to Authority, in What Cases Fallacious.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Reference to authority is open to the charge of fallacy when... {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{divGen=<divGen>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<divGen>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.divGen}{<divGen> }(automatically generated text division) indicates the location at which a textual division generated         automatically by a text-processing application is to appear. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONOIX}{3.8.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  specifies what type of generated text division (e.g. index,                 table of contents, etc.) is to appear.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[index]an index is to be generated and inserted at this point.
\item[toc]a table of contents
\item[figlist]a list of figures
\item[tablist]a list of tables
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Valid values are application-dependent; those shown are of                     obvious utility in document production, but are by no means                     exhaustive.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divGenLike}{model.divGenLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.frontPart}{model.frontPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element divGen
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   model.headLike*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  One use for this element is to allow document preparation             software to generate an index and insert it in the appropriate place in             the output.  The example below assumes that the {indexName}                         attribute on <index> elements in the text has been used to specify index             entries for the two generated indexes, named NAMES and THINGS:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{back}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{backmat}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Bibliography{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{backmat}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Indices{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{divGen}\hspace*{6pt}n="{Index Nominum}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{NAMES}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{divGen}\hspace*{6pt}n="{Index Rerum}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{THINGS}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div1}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{back}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  Another use for <divGen> is to specify the             location of an automatically produced table of contents:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{divGen}\hspace*{6pt}type="{toc}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Preface{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>} ... {</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{front}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element is intended primarily for use in document             production or manipulation, rather than in the transcription of             pre-existing materials; it makes it easier to specify the location of             indices, tables of contents, etc., to be generated by text preparation             or word processing software.         
\end{reflist}  \index{docAuthor=<docAuthor>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.docAuthor}{<docAuthor> }(document author) contains the name of the author of the document, as given on the title page (often but not always contained in a byline). [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element docAuthor
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.canonical.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{titlePage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}>}Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, in Four\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Parts.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{byline}>} By {<\textbf{docAuthor}>}Lemuel Gulliver{</\textbf{docAuthor}>}, First a Surgeon,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} and then a Captain of several Ships{</\textbf{byline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titlePage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The document author's name often occurs within a byline, but the <docAuthor> element may be used whether the <byline> element is used or not.
\end{reflist}  \index{docDate=<docDate>|oddindex}\index{when=@when!<docDate>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.docDate}{<docDate> }(document date) contains the date of a document, as given (usually) on a title page. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@when]
  gives the value of the date in standard form, i.e. YYYY-MM-DD.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.temporal.w3c} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  a date in one of the formats specified in \textit{XML       Schema Part 2: Datatypes Second Edition}          
    \item[{Note}]
  For simple dates, the {when} attribute should give         the Gregorian or proleptic Gregorian date in the form         (YYYY-MM-DD) specified by \textit{XML Schema Part         2}. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element docDate
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute when ❴ data.temporal.w3c ❵?,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}Oxford, Clarendon Press, {<\textbf{docDate}>}1987{</\textbf{docDate}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Cf. the general <date> element in the core tag set. This specialized element is provided for convenience in marking and processing the date of the documents, since it is likely to require specialized handling for many applications.
\end{reflist}  \index{docEdition=<docEdition>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.docEdition}{<docEdition> }(document edition) contains an edition statement as presented on a title page of a document. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element docEdition ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.paraContent ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docEdition}>}The Third edition Corrected{</\textbf{docEdition}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Cf. the <edition> element of bibliographic citation.  As usual, the shorter name has been given to the more frequent element.
\end{reflist}  \index{docImprint=<docImprint>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.docImprint}{<docImprint> }(document imprint) contains the imprint statement (place and date of publication, publisher name), as given (usually) at the foot of a title page. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element docImprint
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | model.phrase    | pubPlace    | docDate    | publisher    | model.global   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1987{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

Imprints may be somewhat more complex: \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}London{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 Printed for {<\textbf{name}>}E. Nutt{</\textbf{name}>},\mbox{}\newline 
 at\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Royal Exchange{</\textbf{pubPlace}>};\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{name}>}J. Roberts{</\textbf{name}>} in\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}wick-Lane{</\textbf{pubPlace}>};\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{name}>}A. Dodd{</\textbf{name}>} without\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Temple-Bar{</\textbf{pubPlace}>};\mbox{}\newline 
 and {<\textbf{name}>}J. Graves{</\textbf{name}>} in\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}St. James's-street.{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1722.{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

       
    \item[{Note}]
  Cf. the <imprint> element of bibliographic citations.  As with title, author, and editions, the shorter name is reserved for the element likely to be used more often.
\end{reflist}  \index{docTitle=<docTitle>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.docTitle}{<docTitle> }(document title) contains the title of a document, including all its constituents, as given on a title page. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element docTitle
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.canonical.attributes,
   ( model.global*, ( titlePart, model.global* )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}The DUNCIAD, VARIOURVM.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{sub}">}WITH THE PROLEGOMENA of SCRIBLERUS.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{edition=<edition>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.edition}{<edition> }(edition) describes the particularities of one edition of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD22}{2.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element edition ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{edition}>}First edition {<\textbf{date}>}Oct 1990{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{edition}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{edition}\hspace*{6pt}n="{S2}">}Students' edition{</\textbf{edition}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{editionStmt=<editionStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.editionStmt}{<editionStmt> }(edition statement) groups information relating to one edition of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD22}{2.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element editionStmt
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( model.pLike+ | ( edition, model.respLike* ) )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{editionStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{edition}\hspace*{6pt}n="{S2}">}Students' edition{</\textbf{edition}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}Adapted by {</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Elizabeth Kirk{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{editionStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{editionStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}First edition, {<\textbf{date}>}Michaelmas Term, 1991.{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{editionStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{editor=<editor>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.editor}{<editor> }contains a secondary statement of responsibility for a bibliographic item, for example the name of an     individual, institution or organization, (or of several such) acting as editor, compiler,     translator, etc.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOR}{3.11.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element editor
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.naming.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{editor}>}Eric Johnson{</\textbf{editor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{editor}\hspace*{6pt}role="{illustrator}">}John Tenniel{</\textbf{editor}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A consistent format should be adopted.Particularly where cataloguing is likely to be based on the content of the header, it is       advisable to use generally recognized authority lists for the exact form of personal names.     
\end{reflist}  \index{editorialDecl=<editorialDecl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.editorialDecl}{<editorialDecl> }(editorial practice declaration) provides details of editorial principles and practices applied during the encoding of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD53}{2.3.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element editorialDecl
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   ( model.pLike | model.editorialDeclPart )+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{normalization}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}All words converted to Modern American spelling using\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Websters 9th Collegiate dictionary\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{normalization}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quotation}\hspace*{6pt}marks="{all}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}All opening quotation marks converted to “ all closing\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} quotation marks converted to &cdq;.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{quotation}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{eg=<eg>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.eg}{<eg> }(example) contains any kind of illustrative example.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDTAG}{22.4.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDATT}{22.4.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.egLike}{model.egLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily element eg ❴ att.global.attributes, text ❵} 
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}The\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gi}>}term{</\textbf{gi}>} element is declared using the following syntax:\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{eg}>}<![CDATA[<!ELEMENT term (%phrase.content;)>]]{</\textbf{eg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  If the example contains material in XML markup, either it must be enclosed within a CDATA marked  section, or character entity references must be used to represent the markup delimiters. If the     example contains well-formed XML, it should be marked using the     more specific <egXML> element.
\end{reflist}  \index{emph=<emph>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.emph}{<emph> }(emphasized) marks words or phrases which are stressed or emphasized for         linguistic or rhetorical effect. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQHE}{3.3.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQH}{3.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element emph ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.paraContent ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}You took the car and did {<\textbf{emph}>}what{</\textbf{emph}>}?!!\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{q}>}What it all comes to is this,{</\textbf{q}>} he said. \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{emph}>}What\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} does Christopher Robin do in the morning nowadays?{</\textbf{emph}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{encodingDesc=<encodingDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.encodingDesc}{<encodingDesc> }(encoding description) documents the relationship between an electronic text and the source or sources from which it was derived. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD11}{2.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.teiHeaderPart}{model.teiHeaderPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element encodingDesc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( ( model.encodingDescPart | model.pLike )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Basic encoding, capturing lexical information only. All\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} hyphenation, punctuation, and variant spellings normalized. No\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} formatting or layout information preserved.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{epigraph=<epigraph>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.epigraph}{<epigraph> }contains a quotation, anonymous or attributed, appearing at   the start or end of a section or on a title page.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSAE}{4.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element epigraph ❴ att.global.attributes, ( model.common | model.global )* ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{epigraph}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Lucret.{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}part="{F}">}petere inde coronam,{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Vnde prius nulli velarint tempora Musae.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{epigraph}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{expan=<expan>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.expan}{<expan> }(expansion) contains the expansion of an abbreviation. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONAAB}{3.5.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element expan
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}The address is Southmoor {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{expan}>}Road{</\textbf{expan}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}>}Rd{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{expan}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{abbr}>}Imp{</\textbf{abbr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{ex}>}erator{</\textbf{ex}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{expan}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The content of this element should usually be a complete word or phrase. The <ex>       element provided by the \textsf{transcr} module may be used to mark up       sequences of letters supplied within such an expansion.
\end{reflist}  \index{extent=<extent>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.extent}{<extent> }describes the approximate size of a text stored on some carrier medium or of some other object, digital  or non-digital,  specified in any convenient units. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD23}{2.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ms.html#msph1}{10.7.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element extent ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{extent}>}3200 sentences{</\textbf{extent}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{extent}>}between 10 and 20 Mb{</\textbf{extent}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{extent}>}ten 3.5 inch high density diskettes{</\textbf{extent}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{figDesc=<figDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.figDesc}{<figDesc> }(description of figure) contains a brief prose description of the appearance or content of a graphic figure, for use when documenting an image without displaying it. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTGRA}{14.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element figDesc ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.limitedContent ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\hspace*{6pt}url="{emblem1.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Emblemi d'Amore{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}A pair of naked winged cupids, each holding a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} flaming torch, in a rural setting.{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element is intended for use as an alternative to the content of its parent <figure> element; for example, to display when the image is required but the equipment in use cannot display graphic images. It may also be used for indexing or documentary purposes.
\end{reflist}  \index{figure=<figure>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.figure}{<figure> }groups elements representing or containing graphic information   such as an illustration, formula,  or    figure. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTGRA}{14.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.placement}{att.placement} (\textit{@place}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global}{model.global}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element figure
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.placement.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   (
      model.headLike    | model.common    | figDesc    | model.graphicLike    | model.global    | model.divBottomPart   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}The View from the Bridge{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}A Whistleresque view showing four or five sailing boats in the foreground, and a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} series of buoys strung out between them.{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\hspace*{6pt}url="{http://www.example.org/fig1.png}"\hspace*{6pt}scale="{0.5}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{fileDesc=<fileDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.fileDesc}{<fileDesc> }(file description) contains a full bibliographic description of an electronic file. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD11}{2.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element fileDesc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      (
         titleStmt,
         editionStmt?,
         extent?,
         publicationStmt,
         seriesStmt?,
         notesStmt?
      ),
      sourceDesc+
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}The shortest possible TEI document{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Distributed as part of TEI P5{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}No print source exists: this is an original digital text{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{fileDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The major source of information for those seeking to create a catalogue entry or       bibliographic citation for an electronic file. As such, it provides a title and statements of       responsibility together with details of the publication or distribution of the file, of any       series to which it belongs, and detailed bibliographic notes for matters not addressed       elsewhere in the header. It also contains a full bibliographic description for the source or       sources from which the electronic text was derived.
\end{reflist}  \index{foreign=<foreign>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.foreign}{<foreign> }(foreign) identifies a word or phrase as belonging to some language other than that of the                 surrounding text.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQHF}{3.3.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element foreign ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}This is\mbox{}\newline 
 heathen Greek to you still? Your {<\textbf{foreign}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}lapis\mbox{}\newline 
 philosophicus{</\textbf{foreign}>}?\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The global {xml:lang} attribute should be supplied for this element to                         identify the language of the word or phrase marked. As elsewhere, its value                         should be a language tag as defined in \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CH.html#CHSH}{6.1. }.This element is intended for use only where no other element is available to mark                         the phrase or words concerned. The global {xml:lang} attribute                         should be used in preference to this element where it is intended to mark                         the language of the whole of some text element.The <distinct> element may be used to identify phrases belonging to                         sublanguages or registers not generally regarded as true languages.
\end{reflist}  \index{formula=<formula>|oddindex}\index{notation=@notation!<formula>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.formula}{<formula> }contains a mathematical or other formula. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTFOR}{14.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@notation]
  names the notation used for the content of the element.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.graphicLike}{model.graphicLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element formula
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute notation ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   ( text | model.graphicLike | model.hiLike )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{formula}\hspace*{6pt}notation="{tex}">}$E=mc^2${</\textbf{formula}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{formula}\hspace*{6pt}notation="{none}">}E=mc{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{sup}">}2{</\textbf{hi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{formula}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{formula}\hspace*{6pt}notation="{mathml}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:math}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mi}>}E{</\textbf{m:mi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mo}>}={</\textbf{m:mo}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mi}>}m{</\textbf{m:mi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:msup}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mrow}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mi}>}c{</\textbf{m:mi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{m:mrow}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mrow}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{m:mn}>}2{</\textbf{m:mn}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{m:mrow}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{m:msup}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{m:math}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{formula}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{front=<front>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.front}{<front> }(front matter) contains any prefatory matter (headers, title page, prefaces, dedications, etc.) found  at the start of a document, before the main body. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element front
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      ( model.frontPart | model.pLike.front | model.global )*,
      (
         (
            (
               ( model.div1Like ),
               ( model.frontPart | model.div1Like | model.global )*
            )
          | (
               ( model.divLike ),
               ( model.frontPart | model.divLike | model.global )*
            )
         )?
      ),
      ( ( ( model.divBottomPart ), ( model.divBottomPart | model.global )* )? )
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{epigraph}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}Nam Sibyllam quidem Cumis ego ipse oculis meis\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} vidi in ampulla pendere, et cum illi pueri dicerent:\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{grc}">}Sibylla ti weleis{</\textbf{q}>}; respondebat\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} illa: {<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{grc}">}apowanein welo.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{epigraph}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{dedication}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}For Ezra Pound {<\textbf{q}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{it}">}il miglior fabbro.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{front}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{dedication}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}To our three selves{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{preface}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Author's Note{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}All the characters in this book are purely imaginary, and if the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} author has used names that may suggest a reference to living persons\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} she has done so inadvertently.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} ...{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{front}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{funder=<funder>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.funder}{<funder> }(funding body) specifies the name of an individual, institution, or organization responsible for the     funding of a project or text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element funder ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq.limited ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{funder}>}The National Endowment for the Humanities, an independent federal agency{</\textbf{funder}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{funder}>}Directorate General XIII of the Commission of the European Communities{</\textbf{funder}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{funder}>}The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation{</\textbf{funder}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{funder}>}The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada{</\textbf{funder}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Funders provide financial support for a project; they are distinct from       \emph{sponsors}, who provide intellectual support and authority.
\end{reflist}  \index{gap=<gap>|oddindex}\index{reason=@reason!<gap>|oddindex}\index{hand=@hand!<gap>|oddindex}\index{agent=@agent!<gap>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.gap}{<gap> }(gap) indicates a point where material has been omitted in a transcription, whether for editorial     reasons described in the TEI header, as part of sampling practice, or because the material is     illegible, invisible, or inaudible. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDADD}{3.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@reason]
  gives the reason for omission. Sample values include {sampling},         {inaudible}, {irrelevant}, {cancelled}.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  any short indication of the reason for the omission.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@hand]
  in the case of text omitted from the transcription because of deliberate deletion by an         identifiable hand, signifies the hand which made the deletion.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  must point to a hand identifier typically but not necessarily declared in the document header (see         section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHDH}{11.3.2.1. }).
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@agent]
  In the case of text omitted because of damage, categorizes the cause of the damage, if         it can be identified.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[rubbing]damage results from rubbing of the leaf edges
\item[mildew]damage results from mildew on the leaf surface
\item[smoke]damage results from smoke
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.edit}{model.global.edit}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element gap
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   attribute reason ❴ list ❴ data.word+ ❵ ❵?,
   attribute hand ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   attribute agent ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   ( model.descLike | model.certLike )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}quantity="{4}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{chars}"\hspace*{6pt}reason="{illegible}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}quantity="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{essay}"\hspace*{6pt}reason="{sampling}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{del}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{gap}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}atLeast="{4}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}atMost="{8}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{chars}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{illegible}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{del}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{gap}\hspace*{6pt}extent="{unknown}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{lines}"\hspace*{6pt}reason="{lost}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <gap>, <unclear>, and <del> core tag elements may be closely allied       in use with the <damage> and <supplied> elements, available when using the       additional tagset for transcription of primary sources. See section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHCOMB}{11.3.3.2. }       for discussion of which element is appropriate for which circumstance.The <gap> tag simply signals the editors decision to omit or inability to transcribe a span of     text. Other information, such as the interpretation that text was deliberately erased or covered, should be     indicated using the relevant tags, such as <del> in the case of deliberate deletion.
\end{reflist}  \index{gi=<gi>|oddindex}\index{scheme=@scheme!<gi>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.gi}{<gi> }(element name) contains the name (generic identifier) of an element. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TD}{22. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDTAG}{22.4.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@scheme]
  supplies the name of the scheme in which this name is defined.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[TEI](text encoding initiative) this element is part of the TEI scheme.{ [Default]}
\item[DBK](docbook) this element is part of the Docbook scheme.
\item[XX](unknown) this element is part of an unknown scheme.
\item[Schematron]this element is from Schematron.
\item[HTML]this element is from the HTML scheme.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element gi
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute scheme ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   data.name❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}The {<\textbf{gi}>}xhtml:li{</\textbf{gi}>} element is roughly analogous to the {<\textbf{gi}>}item{</\textbf{gi}>} element, as is the\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gi}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{DBK}">}listItem{</\textbf{gi}>} element.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

This example shows the use of both a namespace prefix and the schema attribute as alternative       ways of indicating that the gi in question is not a TEI element name: in practice only one       method should be adopted.
\end{reflist}  \index{gloss=<gloss>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.gloss}{<gloss> }identifies a phrase or word used to provide a gloss or definition for some other word or     phrase. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQU}{3.3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.translatable}{att.translatable} (\textit{@versionDate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.cReferencing}{att.cReferencing} (\textit{@cRef}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.glossLike}{model.glossLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element gloss
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.translatable.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.cReferencing.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}We may define {<\textbf{term}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tdpv}"\hspace*{6pt}rend="{sc}">}discoursal point of view{</\textbf{term}>} as \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gloss}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#tdpv}">}the relationship, expressed\mbox{}\newline 
 through discourse structure, between the implied author or some other addresser, and the\mbox{}\newline 
 fiction.{</\textbf{gloss}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The {target} and {cRef} attributes are mutually exclusive.
\end{reflist}  \index{graphic=<graphic>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.graphic}{<graphic> }indicates the location of an inline graphic, illustration, or figure. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COGR}{3.9. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.media}{att.media} (\textit{@width}, \textit{@height}, \textit{@scale}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.resourced}{att.resourced} (\textit{@url}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.graphicLike}{model.graphicLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element graphic
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.media.attributes,
   att.resourced.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   model.descLike*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\hspace*{6pt}url="{fig1.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Figure One: The View from the Bridge{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}A Whistleresque view showing four or five sailing boats in the foreground, and a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} series of buoys strung out between them.{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The {mimeType} attribute should be used to supply the MIME media type of the image       specified by the {url} attribute.
\end{reflist}  \index{group=<group>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.group}{<group> }contains the body of a composite text, grouping together a sequence of distinct texts (or     groups of such texts) which are regarded as a unit for some purpose, for example the collected     works of an author, a sequence of prose essays, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSGRP}{4.3.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCDEF}{15.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element group
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      ( model.divTop | model.global )*,
      ( ( text | group ), ( text | group | model.global )* ),
      model.divBottom*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{text}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{head=<head>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.head}{<head> }(heading) contains any type of heading, for example the title of a section, or the heading of a list,     glossary, manuscript description, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSHD}{4.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.headLike}{model.headLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element head
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   (
      text
    | lg    | model.gLike    | model.phrase    | model.inter    | model.lLike    | model.global   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  The most common use for the <head> element is to mark the headings of sections. In       older writings, the headings or \emph{incipits} may be rather longer than usual in       modern works. If a section has an explicit ending as well as a heading, it should be marked as       a <trailer>, as in this example:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}n="{I}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{book}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}In the name of Christ here begins the first book of the ecclesiastical history of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Georgius Florentinus, known as Gregory, Bishop of Tours.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div2}\hspace*{6pt}type="{section}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}In the name of Christ here begins Book I of the history.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Proposing as I do ...{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}From the Passion of our Lord until the death of Saint Martin four hundred and twelve\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} years passed.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{trailer}>}Here ends the first Book, which covers five thousand, five hundred and ninety-six\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} years from the beginning of the world down to the death of Saint Martin.{</\textbf{trailer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div2}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div1}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  The <head> element is also used to mark headings of other units, such as lists:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}With a few exceptions, connectives are equally\mbox{}\newline 
 useful in all kinds of discourse: description, narration, exposition, argument. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{simple}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Connectives{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}above{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}accordingly{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}across from{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}adjacent to{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}again{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <head> element is used for headings at all levels; software which treats (e.g.)       chapter headings, section headings, and list titles differently must determine the proper       processing of a <head> element based on its structural position. A <head>       occurring as the first element of a list is the title of that list; one occurring as the first       element of a <div1> is the title of that chapter or section.
\end{reflist}  \index{hi=<hi>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.hi}{<hi> }(highlighted) marks a word or phrase as graphically distinct from the         surrounding text, for reasons concerning which no claim is         made.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQHE}{3.3.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQH}{3.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element hi ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.paraContent ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{gothic}">}And this Indenture further witnesseth{</\textbf{hi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 that the said {<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">}Walter Shandy{</\textbf{hi}>}, merchant,\mbox{}\newline 
 in consideration of the said intended marriage ...\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{ident=<ident>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.ident}{<ident> }(identifier) contains an identifier or name for an object of some kind in a formal language. <ident> is used for tokens such as variable names, class names, type names, function names etc. in formal programming languages. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDphraseTE}{22.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element ident ❴ att.global.attributes, att.typed.attributes, text ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{ident}\hspace*{6pt}type="{namespace}">}http://www.tei-c.org/ns/Examples{</\textbf{ident}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  In running prose, this element may be used for any kind of       identifier in any formal language. It should not be used for element and       attribute names in XML, for which the special elements <gi>        and <att> are provided.
\end{reflist}  \index{idno=<idno>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<idno>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.idno}{<idno> }(identifier) supplies any form of identifier used to identify some object,   such as a bibliographic item, a person, a title, an organization,   etc. in a standardized way. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD26}{2.2.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  categorizes the identifier, for example as an ISBN, Social       Security number, etc. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element idno
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   ( text | model.gLike | idno )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ISBN}">}978-1-906964-22-1{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ISSN}">}0143-3385{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{DOI}">}http://dx.doi.org/10.1000/123{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{URL}">}http://authority.nzetc.org/463/{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{LT}">}Thomason Tract E.537(17){</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{Wing}">}C695{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{oldCat}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{g}\hspace*{6pt}ref="{#sym}"/>}345\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{idno}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

In the last case, the identifier includes a non-Unicode character which is defined elsewhere by means of a <glyph> or <char> element referenced here as \texttt{#sym}. 
    \item[{Note}]
  <idno> should be used for labels which identify an     object or concept in a formal cataloguing system such as a     database or an RDF store, or in a distributed system such as the     World Wide Web.
\end{reflist}  \index{index=<index>|oddindex}\index{indexName=@indexName!<index>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.index}{<index> }(index entry) marks a location to be indexed for whatever purpose. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONOIX}{3.8.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.spanning}{att.spanning} (\textit{@spanTo}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@indexName]
  a single word which follows the rules defining a         legal XML name (see \url{http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#dt-name}), supplying a name to specify which index (of several) the index entry belongs to.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.name} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  an application-specific name, consisting of Unicode characters only.
    \item[{Note}]
  This attribute makes it possible to create multiple indexes for a text.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.meta}{model.global.meta}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element index
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.spanning.attributes,
   attribute indexName ❴ data.name ❵?,
   ( term, index? )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}David's other principal backer, Josiah ha-Kohen\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{NAMES}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Josiah ha-Kohen b. Azarya{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{index}>} b. Azarya, son of one of the last gaons of Sura {<\textbf{index}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{PLACES}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Sura{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{index}>} was David's own first cousin.\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{interp=<interp>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.interp}{<interp> }(interpretation) summarizes a specific interpretative annotation which can be linked to a span of text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AISP}{17.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.interpLike}{att.interpLike} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@inst})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.meta}{model.global.meta}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element interp
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.interpLike.attributes,
   ( text | model.gLike | model.descLike | model.certLike )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}type="{structuralunit}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ana_am}">}aftermath{</\textbf{interp}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Generally, each <interp> element carries an     {xml:id} attribute. This permits the encoder to     explicitly associate the interpretation represented by the content     of an <interp> with any textual element through its     {ana} attribute.Alternatively (or, in addition) an <interp> may carry an     {inst} attribute which points to one or more textual     elements to which the analysis represented by the content of the     <interp> applies.
\end{reflist}  \index{interpGrp=<interpGrp>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.interpGrp}{<interpGrp> }(interpretation group) collects together a set of related interpretations which share responsibility or type. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AISP}{17.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.interpLike}{att.interpLike} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@inst})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.meta}{model.global.meta}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element interpGrp
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.interpLike.attributes,
   ( model.descLike*, interp+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{interpGrp}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#TMA}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{structuralunit}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{desc}>}basic structural organization{</\textbf{desc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I1}">}introduction{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I2}">}conflict{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I3}">}climax{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I4}">}revenge{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I5}">}reconciliation{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interp}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{I6}">}aftermath{</\textbf{interp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{interpGrp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TMA}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Any number of <interp> elements.
\end{reflist}  \index{item=<item>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.item}{<item> }contains one component of a list. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COLI}{3.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD6}{2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element item
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Here begin the chapter headings of Book IV{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.1}">}The death of Queen Clotild.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.2}">}How King Lothar wanted to appropriate one third of the Church revenues.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.3}">}The wives and children of Lothar.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.4}">}The Counts of the Bretons.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.5}">}Saint Gall the Bishop.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4.6}">}The priest Cato.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>} ...{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  May contain simple prose or a sequence of chunks.Whatever string of characters is used to label a list item in the copy text may be used as       the value of the global {n} attribute, but it is not required that numbering be       recorded explicitly. In ordered lists, the {n} attribute on the <item> element       is by definition synonymous with the use of the <label> element to record the       enumerator of the list item. In glossary lists, however, the term being defined should be       given with the <label> element, not {n}.
\end{reflist}  \index{keywords=<keywords>|oddindex}\index{scheme=@scheme!<keywords>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.keywords}{<keywords> }contains a list of keywords or phrases identifying the topic or nature of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD43}{2.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@scheme]
  identifies the controlled vocabulary within which the set of keywords concerned is         defined. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  may point to a local definition, for example in a <taxonomy> element, or more         usually to some external location where the scheme is fully defined.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element keywords
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute scheme ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   ( term+ | list )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{keywords}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{http://classificationweb.net}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Babbage, Charles{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Mathematicians - Great Britain - Biography{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{keywords}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{keywords}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Fermented beverages{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Central Andes{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Schinus molle{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Molle beer{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Indigenous peoples{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Ethnography{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}>}Archaeology{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{keywords}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Each individual  keyword (including compound subject headings) should be supplied as a <term> element directly within the <keywords>  element. An alternative usage, in which each <term> appears within a <item> inside a <list> is permitted for backwards compatibility, but is deprecated.If no control list exists for the keywords used, then no value should be supplied for the {scheme} attribute.
\end{reflist}  \index{l=<l>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.l}{<l> }(verse line) contains a single, possibly incomplete, line of verse. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COVE}{3.12.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODV}{3.12. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRPAL}{7.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.lLike}{model.lLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element l
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.fragmentable.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}\hspace*{6pt}met="{-/-/-/-/-/}"\hspace*{6pt}part="{Y}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{label=<label>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.label}{<label> }contains any label or heading used to identify part of a text,   typically but not exclusively in a list or glossary. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COLI}{3.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.placement}{att.placement} (\textit{@place}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.labelLike}{model.labelLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element label
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.placement.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  Labels are commonly used for the headwords in glossary     lists; note the use of the global {xml:lang} attribute to     set the default language of the glossary list to Middle English,     and identify the glosses and headings as modern English or     Latin:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{gloss}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{enm}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}Vocabulary{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{headLabel}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}Middle English{</\textbf{headLabel}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{headItem}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}New English{</\textbf{headItem}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}nu{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}now{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}lhude{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}loudly{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}bloweth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}blooms{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}med{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}meadow{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}wude{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}wood{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}awe{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}ewe{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}lhouth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}lows{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}sterteth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}bounds, frisks (cf. {<\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{ref}>}Chaucer, K.T.644{</\textbf{ref}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}>}a courser, {<\textbf{term}>}sterting{</\textbf{term}>}as the fyr{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cit}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}verteth{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}pedit{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}murie{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}merrily{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}swik{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}cease{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}naver{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}never{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  Labels may also be used to record explicitly the numbers or letters which mark list items in       ordered lists, as in this extract from Gibbon's \textit{Autobiography}. In this usage       the <label> element is synonymous with the {n} attribute on the <item>       element:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}I will add two facts, which have seldom occurred\mbox{}\newline 
 in the composition of six, or at least of five quartos. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{runon}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}(1){</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}My first rough manuscript, without any intermediate copy, has been sent to the press.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}(2) {</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Not a sheet has been seen by any human eyes, excepting those of the author and the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} printer: the faults and the merits are exclusively my own.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  Labels may also be used for other structured list items, as in this extract from the journal       of Edward Gibbon:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{gloss}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}March 1757.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I wrote some critical observations upon Plautus.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}March 8th.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I wrote a long dissertation upon some lines of Virgil.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}June.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I saw Mademoiselle Curchod — {<\textbf{quote}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{la}">}Omnia vincit amor, et nos cedamus\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} amori.{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}August.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I went to Crassy, and staid two days.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

Note that the <label> might also appear within the <item> rather than as its sibling. Though syntactically valid, this usage is not recommended TEI practice.
    \item[{Example}]
  Labels may also be used to represent a label or heading attached to a paragraph or sequence of paragraphs not treated as a structural division, or to a group of verse lines. Note that, in this case, the <label> element appears \textit{within} the <p> or <lg> element, rather than as a preceding sibling of it.\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}[...]\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}& n’entrer en mauuais & mal-heu-\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}ré meſnage. Or des que le conſente-\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}ment des parties y eſt le mariage eſt\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>} arreſté, quoy que de faict il ne ſoit\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{label}\hspace*{6pt}place="{margin}">}Puiſſance maritale\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} entre les Romains.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lb}/>} conſommé. Depuis la conſomma-\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}tion du mariage la femme eſt ſoubs\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>} la puiſſance du mary, s’il n’eſt eſcla-\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}ue ou enfant de famille : car en ce\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>} cas, la femme, qui a eſpouſé vn en-\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}fant de famille, eſt ſous la puiſſance\mbox{}\newline 
 [...]{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}In this example the text of the label appears in the right hand\mbox{}\newline 
 margin of the original source, next to the paragraph it describes, but\mbox{}\newline 
 approximately in the middle of it.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}If so desired the {<\textbf{gi}>}type{</\textbf{gi}>} attribute may be used to\mbox{}\newline 
 distinguish different categories of label.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{langUsage=<langUsage>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.langUsage}{<langUsage> }(language usage) describes the languages, sublanguages, registers, dialects, etc. represented within a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD41}{2.4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD4}{2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.profileDescPart}{model.profileDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element langUsage
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   language+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{langUsage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{fr-CA}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{60}">}Québecois{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{en-CA}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{20}">}Canadian business English{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{en-GB}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{20}">}British English{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{langUsage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{language=<language>|oddindex}\index{ident=@ident!<language>|oddindex}\index{usage=@usage!<language>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.language}{<language> }characterizes a single language or sublanguage used within a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD41}{2.4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@ident]
  (identifier) Supplies a language code constructed as defined in \xref{http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47}{BCP 47} which is used to identify the         language documented by this element, and which is referenced by the global         {xml:lang} attribute.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  {Required}
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.language} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@usage]
  specifies the approximate percentage (by volume) of the text which uses this language. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily xsd:nonNegativeInteger ❴ maxInclusive = "100" ❵} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element language
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute ident ❴ data.language ❵,
   attribute usage ❴ xsd:nonNegativeInteger ❴ maxInclusive = "100" ❵ ❵?,
   macro.phraseSeq.limited❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{langUsage}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en-US}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{en-US}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{75}">}modern American English{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{i-az-Arab}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{20}">}Azerbaijani in Arabic script{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{x-lap}"\hspace*{6pt}usage="{05}">}Pig Latin{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{langUsage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Particularly for sublanguages, an informal prose characterization should be       supplied as content for the element.
\end{reflist}  \index{lb=<lb>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.lb}{<lb/> }(line break) marks the start of a new (typographic) line in some edition or version of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRPAL}{7.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.edition}{att.edition} (\textit{@ed}, \textit{@edRef}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.spanning}{att.spanning} (\textit{@spanTo}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.breaking}{att.breaking} (\textit{@break}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element lb
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.edition.attributes,
   att.spanning.attributes,
   att.breaking.attributes,
   empty
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  This example shows typographical line breaks within metrical lines, where they occur at different       places in different editions:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}>}Of Mans First Disobedience,{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1674}"/>} and{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667}"/>} the Fruit{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}Of that Forbidden Tree, whose{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667 1674}"/>} mortal tast{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}Brought Death into the World,{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667}"/>} and all{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1674}"/>} our woe,{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  This example encodes typographical line breaks as a means of preserving the visual appearance of a title page. The {break} attribute is used to show that the line break does not (as elsewhere) mark the start of a new word.  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{italic}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lb}/>}L'auteur susdict supplie les Lecteurs\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}benevoles, soy reserver à rire au\mbox{}\newline 
 soi-{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}break="{no}"/>}xante & dixhuytiesme livre.\mbox{}\newline 
\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  By convention, <lb> elements should appear at the point in the text where a new line       starts. The {n} attribute, if used, indicates the number or other value associated       with the text between this point and the next <lb> element, typically the sequence       number of the line within the page, or other appropriate unit. This element is intended to be       used for marking actual line breaks on a manuscript or printed page, at the point where they       occur; it should not be used to tag structural units such as lines of verse (for which the         <l> element is available) except in circumstances where structural units cannot       otherwise be marked. The {type} attribute may be used to characterize the     line break in any respect. The more specialized attributes     {break}, {ed}, or {edRef} should be preferred when the     intent is to indicate whether or not the line     break is word-breaking, or to note the source from which it     derives.  
\end{reflist}  \index{lg=<lg>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.lg}{<lg> }(line group) contains one or more verse lines functioning as a formal unit, e.g. a stanza, refrain,         verse paragraph, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COVE}{3.12.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODV}{3.12. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRPAL}{7.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.divLike}{att.divLike} (\textit{@org}, \textit{@sample})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.macro.paraContent}{macro.paraContent} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element lg
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.divLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   (
      ( model.divTop | model.global )*,
      ( model.lLike | model.stageLike | model.labelLike | lg ),
      ( model.lLike | model.stageLike | model.labelLike | model.global | lg )*,
      ( ( model.divBottom ), model.global* )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <sch:assert  test="count(descendant::tei:lg|descendant::tei:l|descendant::tei:gap) >   0">An lg element  must contain at least one child l, lg or gap element.</sch:assert>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{free}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Let me be my own fool{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}of my own making, the sum of it{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{free}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}is equivocal.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}One says of the drunken farmer:{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{free}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}leave him lay off it. And this is{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}the explanation.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{lg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  contains verse lines or nested line groups only, possibly prefixed by a             heading.
\end{reflist}  \index{licence=<licence>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.licence}{<licence> }contains information about a licence or other legal agreement   applicable to the text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.availabilityPart}{model.availabilityPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element licence
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{licence}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://www.nzetc.org/tm/scholarly/tei-NZETC-Help.html#licensing}">} Licence: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{licence}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{licence}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}notBefore="{2013-01-01}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) Licence\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} applies to this document.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The licence was added on January 1, 2013.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{licence}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{availability}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A <licence> element should be supplied for each licence     agreement applicable to the text in question. The     {target} attribute may be used to reference a full     version of the licence. The {when}, {notBefore},     {notAfter}, {from} or {to} attributes     may be used in combination to indicate the date or dates of     applicability of the licence.
\end{reflist}  \index{list=<list>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<list>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.list}{<list> }(list) contains any sequence of items organized as a list. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COLI}{3.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  describes the form of the list.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[ordered]list items are numbered or lettered. 
\item[bulleted]list items are marked with a bullet or other typographic device. 
\item[simple]list items are not numbered or bulleted. { [Default]}
\item[gloss]each list item glosses some term or concept, which is given by a label element             preceding the list item.
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The formal syntax of the element declarations allows <label> tags to be omitted           from lists tagged {<list type="gloss">}; this is however a semantic error.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element list
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ "ordered" | "bulleted" | "simple" | "gloss" | xsd:Name ❵?,
   (
      ( ( model.divTop ) | ( model.global ) )*,
      (
         ( item, model.global* )+
       | (
            headLabel?,
            headItem?,
            ( label, model.global*, item, model.global* )+
         )
      ),
      ( ( model.divBottom ), model.global* )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}a butcher{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}a baker{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}a candlestick maker, with {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{bullets}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}rings on his fingers{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}bells on his toes{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  The following example treats the short numbered clauses of Anglo-Saxon legal codes as lists       of items. The text is from an ordinance of King Athelstan (924–939):\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div1}\hspace*{6pt}type="{section}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Athelstan's Ordinance{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}Concerning thieves. First, that no thief is to be spared who is caught with\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} the stolen goods, [if he is] over twelve years and [if the value of the goods is] over\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} eightpence. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.1}">}And if anyone does spare one, he is to pay for the thief with his\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} wergild — and the thief is to be no nearer a settlement on that account — or to\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} clear himself by an oath of that amount.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.2}">}If, however, he [the thief] wishes to defend himself or to escape, he is\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} not to be spared [whether younger or older than twelve].{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.3}">}If a thief is put into prison, he is to be in prison 40 days, and he may\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} then be redeemed with 120 shillings; and the kindred are to stand surety for him\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} that he will desist for ever.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.4}">}And if he steals after that, they are to pay for him with his wergild,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} or to bring him back there.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1.5}">}And if he steals after that, they are to pay for him with his wergild,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} whether to the king or to him to whom it rightly belongs; and everyone of those who\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} supported him is to pay 120 shillings to the king as a fine.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}">}Concerning lordless men. And we pronounced about these lordless men, from whom\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} no justice can be obtained, that one should order their kindred to fetch back such a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} person to justice and to find him a lord in public meeting. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2.1}">}And if they then will not, or cannot, produce him on that appointed day,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} he is then to be a fugitive afterwards, and he who encounters him is to strike him\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} down as a thief.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2.2}">}And he who harbours him after that, is to pay for him with his wergild\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} or to clear himself by an oath of that amount.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3}">}Concerning the refusal of justice. The lord who refuses justice and upholds\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} his guilty man, so that the king is appealed to, is to repay the value of the goods and\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 120 shillings to the king; and he who appeals to the king before he demands justice as\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} often as he ought, is to pay the same fine as the other would have done, if he had\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} refused him justice. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordered}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.1}">}And the lord who is an accessory to a theft by his slave, and it becomes\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} known about him, is to forfeit the slave and be liable to his wergild on the first\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} occasionp if he does it more often, he is to be liable to pay all that he owns.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{3.2}">}And likewise any of the king's treasurers or of our reeves, who has been\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} an accessory of thieves who have committed theft, is to liable to the same.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}n="{4}">}Concerning treachery to a lord. And we have pronounced concerning treachery to\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} a lord, that he [who is accused] is to forfeit his life if he cannot deny it or is\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} afterwards convicted at the three-fold ordeal.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div1}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

Note that nested lists have been used so the tagging mirrors the structure indicated by the       two-level numbering of the clauses. The clauses could have been treated as a one-level list       with irregular numbering, if desired.
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}These decrees, most blessed Pope Hadrian, we propounded in the public council ... and they\mbox{}\newline 
 confirmed them in our hand in your stead with the sign of the Holy Cross, and afterwards\mbox{}\newline 
 inscribed with a careful pen on the paper of this page, affixing thus the sign of the Holy\mbox{}\newline 
 Cross. {<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{simple}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Eanbald, by the grace of God archbishop of the holy church of York, have\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} subscribed to the pious and catholic validity of this document with the sign of the Holy\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Ælfwold, king of the people across the Humber, consenting have subscribed with\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} the sign of the Holy Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Tilberht, prelate of the church of Hexham, rejoicing have subscribed with the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} sign of the Holy Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Higbald, bishop of the church of Lindisfarne, obeying have subscribed with the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} sign of the Holy Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Ethelbert, bishop of Candida Casa, suppliant, have subscribed with thef sign of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} the Holy Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Ealdwulf, bishop of the church of Mayo, have subscribed with devout will.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Æthelwine, bishop, have subscribed through delegates.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}I, Sicga, patrician, have subscribed with serene mind with the sign of the Holy\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Cross.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  May contain an optional heading followed by a series of items, or a series of       label and item pairs, the latter being optionally preceded by one or two specialized     headings.
\end{reflist}  \index{listBibl=<listBibl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.listBibl}{<listBibl> }(citation list) contains a list of bibliographic citations of any kind.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBITY}{3.11.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD3}{2.2.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element listBibl
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   ( model.headLike*, ( model.biblLike | model.milestoneLike | listBibl )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{listBibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Works consulted{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Blain, Clements and Grundy: Feminist Companion to\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Literature in English (Yale, 1990)\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{biblStruct}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{analytic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}The Interesting story of the Children in the Wood{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{analytic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}The Penny Histories{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Victor E Neuberg{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}OUP{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1968{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{biblStruct}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{listBibl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{mentioned=<mentioned>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.mentioned}{<mentioned> }marks words or phrases mentioned, not used. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQQ}{3.3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element mentioned ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}There is thus a\mbox{}\newline 
 striking accentual difference between a verbal form like {<\textbf{mentioned}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{X234}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{el}">}eluthemen{</\textbf{mentioned}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gloss}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#X234}">}we were released,{</\textbf{gloss}>} accented on the second syllable of the\mbox{}\newline 
 word, and its participial derivative \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{mentioned}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{X235}"\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{el}">}lutheis{</\textbf{mentioned}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gloss}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#X235}">}released,{</\textbf{gloss}>} accented on the last.\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{milestone=<milestone>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.milestone}{<milestone/> }marks a boundary point separating any kind of section of a text, typically but not     necessarily indicating a point at which some part of a standard reference system changes, where     the change is not represented by a structural element. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.milestoneUnit}{att.milestoneUnit} (\textit{@unit}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.edition}{att.edition} (\textit{@ed}, \textit{@edRef}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.spanning}{att.spanning} (\textit{@spanTo}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.breaking}{att.breaking} (\textit{@break}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element milestone
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.milestoneUnit.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.edition.attributes,
   att.spanning.attributes,
   att.breaking.attributes,
   empty
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{milestone}\hspace*{6pt}n="{23}"\hspace*{6pt}ed="{La}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{Dreissiger}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 ... {<\textbf{milestone}\hspace*{6pt}n="{24}"\hspace*{6pt}ed="{AV}"\hspace*{6pt}unit="{verse}"/>} ...\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  For this element, the global {n} attribute indicates the new number or other value       for the unit which changes at this milestone. The special value       \emph{unnumbered} should be used in passages which fall outside the normal       numbering scheme, such as chapter or other headings, poem numbers or titles, etc.The order in which milestone elements are given at a given point is not normally significant.            
\end{reflist}  \index{name=<name>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.name}{<name> }(name, proper noun) contains a proper noun or noun phrase. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONARS}{3.5.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.personal}{att.personal} (\textit{@full}, \textit{@sort})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) ) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element name
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.personal.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Thomas Hoccleve{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Villingaholt{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{org}">}Vetus Latina Institut{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}"\hspace*{6pt}ref="{#HOC001}">}Occleve{</\textbf{name}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Proper nouns referring to people, places, and organizations may be tagged instead with                 <persName>, <placeName>, or <orgName>, when the TEI module for             names and dates is included.
\end{reflist}  \index{note=<note>|oddindex}\index{anchored=@anchored!<note>|oddindex}\index{targetEnd=@targetEnd!<note>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.note}{<note> }contains a note or annotation. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONONO}{3.8.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD27}{2.2.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICON}{3.11.2.7. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DI.html#DITPNO}{9.3.5.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.placement}{att.placement} (\textit{@place}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@anchored]
  indicates whether the copy text shows the exact place of reference for the note.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.truthValue} 
    \item[{Default} ]
  true
    \item[{Note}]
  In modern texts, notes are usually anchored by means of explicit footnote or endnote           symbols. An explicit indication of the phrase or line annotated may however be used           instead (e.g. page 218, lines 3–4). The {anchored} attribute indicates           whether any explicit location is given, whether by symbol or by prose cross-reference. The           value {true} indicates that such an explicit location is indicated in the copy           text; the value {false} indicates that the copy text does not indicate a specific           place of attachment for the note. If the specific symbols used in the copy text at the           location the note is anchored are to be recorded, use the {n} attribute.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@targetEnd]
  points to the end of the span to which the note is attached, if the note is not embedded         in the text at that point.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  reference to the {xml:id}(s) of element(s) which \textit{end} at the         location(s) in question, or to an empty element at the point in question.
    \item[{Note}]
  This attribute is retained for backwards compatibility; it may be removed at a subsequent           release of the Guidelines. The recommended way of pointing to a span of elements is by           means of the \textsf{range} function of XPointer, as further described in \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SATSRN}{16.2.5.4. }. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.noteLike}{model.noteLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element note
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.placement.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.responsibility.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   attribute anchored ❴ data.truthValue ❵?,
   attribute targetEnd ❴ list ❴ data.pointer+ ❵ ❵?,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  In the following example, the translator has supplied a footnote containing an explanation of the term translated as "painterly": \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}And yet it is not only\mbox{}\newline 
 in the great line of Italian renaissance art, but even in the\mbox{}\newline 
 painterly {<\textbf{note}\hspace*{6pt}place="{bottom}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{gloss}"\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#MDMH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{de}">}Malerisch{</\textbf{term}>}. This word has, in the German, two\mbox{}\newline 
 distinct meanings, one objective, a quality residing in the object,\mbox{}\newline 
 the other subjective, a mode of apprehension and creation. To avoid\mbox{}\newline 
 confusion, they have been distinguished in English as\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{mentioned}>}picturesque{</\textbf{mentioned}>} and\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{mentioned}>}painterly{</\textbf{mentioned}>} respectively.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{note}>} style of the\mbox{}\newline 
 Dutch genre painters of the seventeenth century that drapery has this\mbox{}\newline 
 psychological significance. \end{shaded}\egroup 

        For this example to be valid, the code \textsf{MDMH} must be defined elsewhere, for example by means of a responsibility statement in the associated TEI Header:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{respStmt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{MDMH}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}translation from German to English{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Hottinger, Marie Donald Mackie{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  The global {n} attribute may be used to supply the symbol or number used to mark the       note's point of attachment in the source text, as in the     following example: \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}Mevorakh b. Saadya's mother, the matriarch of the\mbox{}\newline 
 family during the second half of the eleventh century, {<\textbf{note}\hspace*{6pt}n="{126}"\hspace*{6pt}anchored="{true}">} The\mbox{}\newline 
 alleged mention of Judah Nagid's mother in a letter from 1071 is, in fact, a reference to\mbox{}\newline 
 Judah's children; cf. above, nn. 111 and 54. {</\textbf{note}>} is well known from Geniza documents\mbox{}\newline 
 published by Jacob Mann.\end{shaded}\egroup 

However, if notes are numbered in sequence and their       numbering can be reconstructed automatically by processing software, it may well be considered       unnecessary to record the note numbers.
\end{reflist}  \index{notesStmt=<notesStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.notesStmt}{<notesStmt> }(notes statement) collects together any notes providing information about a text additional to that recorded     in other parts of the bibliographic description. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD27}{2.2.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element notesStmt ❴ att.global.attributes, model.noteLike+ ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{notesStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{note}>}Historical commentary provided by Mark Cohen{</\textbf{note}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{note}>}OCR scanning done at University of Toronto{</\textbf{note}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{notesStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Information of different kinds should not be grouped together into the same note.
\end{reflist}  \index{num=<num>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<num>|oddindex}\index{value=@value!<num>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.num}{<num> }(number) contains a number, written in any form. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONANU}{3.5.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  indicates the type of numeric value.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[cardinal]absolute number, e.g. 21, 21.5
\item[ordinal]ordinal number, e.g. 21st
\item[fraction]fraction, e.g. one half or three-quarters
\item[percentage]a percentage
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  If a different typology is desired, other values can be used for this                 attribute.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@value]
  supplies the value of the number in standard form.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  a numeric value.
    \item[{Note}]
  The standard form used is defined by the TEI datatype data.numeric.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.measureLike}{model.measureLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element num
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.ranging.attributes,
   attribute type
   ❴
      "cardinal" | "ordinal" | "fraction" | "percentage" | xsd:Name
   ❵?,
   attribute value ❴ data.numeric ❵?,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}I reached {<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{cardinal}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{21}">}twenty-one{</\textbf{num}>} on\mbox{}\newline 
 my {<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ordinal}"\hspace*{6pt}value="{21}">}twenty-first{</\textbf{num}>} birthday{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}Light travels at {<\textbf{num}\hspace*{6pt}value="{3E10}">}3×10{<\textbf{hi}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{sup}">}10{</\textbf{hi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{num}>} cm per second.{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Detailed analyses of quantities and units of measure in historical documents may also use             the feature structure mechanism described in chapter \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FS.html#FS}{18. }. The             <num> element is intended for use in simple applications.
\end{reflist}  \index{opener=<opener>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.opener}{<opener> }groups together dateline, byline, salutation, and similar phrases appearing as a preliminary     group at the start of a division, especially of a letter. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divTopPart}{model.divTopPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element opener
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | model.phrase    | argument    | byline    | dateline    | epigraph    | salute    | signed    | model.global   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}Walden, this 29. of August 1592{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{opener}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Great Marlborough Street{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}November 11, 1848{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}My dear Sir,{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}I am sorry to say that absence from town and other circumstances have prevented me from\mbox{}\newline 
 earlier enquiring...{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{orig=<orig>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.orig}{<orig> }(original form) contains a reading which is marked as following the original, rather than being normalized         or corrected. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDREG}{3.4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TC.html#TC}{12. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element orig
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.responsibility.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  If all that is desired is to call attention to the original version in the copy text,                 <orig> may be used alone:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}>}But this will be a {<\textbf{orig}>}meere{</\textbf{orig}>} confusion{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}And hardly shall we all be {<\textbf{orig}>}vnderstoode{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  More usually, an <orig> will be combined with a regularized form within a                 <choice> element:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}>}But this will be a {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}meere{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}mere{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>} confusion{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}And hardly shall we all be {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}vnderstoode{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}understood{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{p=<p>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.p}{<p> }(paragraph) marks paragraphs in prose. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COPA}{3.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRPAL}{7.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike}{model.pLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element p
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.fragmentable.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}Hallgerd was outside. {<\textbf{q}>}There is blood on your axe,{</\textbf{q}>} she said. {<\textbf{q}>}What have you\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} done?{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}I have now arranged that you can be married a second time,{</\textbf{q}>} replied Thjostolf.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}Then you must mean that Thorvald is dead,{</\textbf{q}>} she said.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{q}>}Yes,{</\textbf{q}>} said Thjostolf. {<\textbf{q}>}And now you must think up some plan for me.{</\textbf{q}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{pb=<pb>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.pb}{<pb/> }(page break) marks the boundary between one page of a text and the next in a standard reference system. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.edition}{att.edition} (\textit{@ed}, \textit{@edRef}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.spanning}{att.spanning} (\textit{@spanTo}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.breaking}{att.breaking} (\textit{@break}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element pb
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.edition.attributes,
   att.spanning.attributes,
   att.breaking.attributes,
   empty
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  Page numbers may vary in different editions of a text.\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>} ... {<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{145}"\hspace*{6pt}ed="{ed2}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 ... {<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{283}"\hspace*{6pt}ed="{ed1}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 ... {</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  A page break may be associated with a facsimile image of the page it introduces by means of       the {facs} attribute\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}"\hspace*{6pt}facs="{page1.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}"\hspace*{6pt}facs="{page2.png}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{body}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  By convention, <pb> elements should appear at the start of the page to which they       refer. The global {n} attribute indicates the number or other value associated with       the page which follows. This will normally be the page number or signature printed on it,       since the physical sequence number is implicit in the presence of the <pb> element       itself. The {type} attribute may be used to characterize the page break in any respect, for       example as word-breaking or not. 
\end{reflist}  \index{pc=<pc>|oddindex}\index{force=@force!<pc>|oddindex}\index{unit=@unit!<pc>|oddindex}\index{pre=@pre!<pc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.pc}{<pc> } (punctuation character) contains a character or string of characters regarded as constituting a   single punctuation mark. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AILC}{17.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} (\textit{@function})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat} (\textit{@datcat}, \textit{@valueDatcat}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@force]
  indicates the extent to which this punctuation mark       conventionally separates words or phrases
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[strong]the punctuation mark is a word separator
\item[weak]the punctuation mark is not a word separator
\item[inter]the punctuation mark may or may not be a word separator
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@unit]
  provides a name for the kind of unit delimited by  this punctuation mark.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@pre]
  indicates whether this punctuation mark precedes or       follows the unit it delimits.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.truthValue} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element pc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.segLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   attribute force ❴ "strong" | "weak" | "inter" ❵?,
   attribute unit ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   attribute pre ❴ data.truthValue ❵?,
   ( text | model.gLike | c | model.pPart.edit )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{phr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}>}do{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}>}you{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{w}>}understand{</\textbf{w}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pc}\hspace*{6pt}type="{interrogative}">}?{</\textbf{pc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{phr}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{postscript=<postscript>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.postscript}{<postscript> }contains a postscript, e.g. to a letter. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element postscript
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      ( model.global | model.divTopPart )*,
      ( model.common ),
      ( model.global | model.common )*,
      ( ( model.divBottomPart ), model.global* )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{div}\hspace*{6pt}type="{letter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{placeName}>}Rimaone{</\textbf{placeName}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2006-11-21}">}21 Nov 06{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}Dear Susan,{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Thank you very much for the assistance splitting those\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} logs. I'm sorry about the misunderstanding as to the size of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} the task. I really was not asking for help, only to borrow the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} axe. Hope you had fun in any case.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}Sincerely yours,{</\textbf{salute}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{signed}>}Seymour{</\textbf{signed}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{postscript}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{label}>}P.S.{</\textbf{label}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The collision occured on {<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2001-07-06}">}06 Jul 01{</\textbf{date}>}.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{postscript}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{principal=<principal>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.principal}{<principal> }(principal researcher) supplies the name of the principal researcher responsible for the creation of an electronic text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element principal ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq.limited ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{principal}>}Gary Taylor{</\textbf{principal}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{profileDesc=<profileDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.profileDesc}{<profileDesc> }(text-profile description) provides a detailed description of non-bibliographic aspects of a text, specifically the     languages and sublanguages used, the situation in which it was produced, the participants and     their setting. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD4}{2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD11}{2.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.teiHeaderPart}{model.teiHeaderPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element profileDesc ❴ att.global.attributes, ( model.profileDescPart* ) ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{profileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{langUsage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{language}\hspace*{6pt}ident="{fr}">}French{</\textbf{language}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{langUsage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{textDesc}\hspace*{6pt}n="{novel}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{channel}\hspace*{6pt}mode="{w}">}print; part issues{</\textbf{channel}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{constitution}\hspace*{6pt}type="{single}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{derivation}\hspace*{6pt}type="{original}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{domain}\hspace*{6pt}type="{art}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{factuality}\hspace*{6pt}type="{fiction}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{interaction}\hspace*{6pt}type="{none}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{preparedness}\hspace*{6pt}type="{prepared}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{purpose}\hspace*{6pt}type="{entertain}"\hspace*{6pt}degree="{high}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{purpose}\hspace*{6pt}type="{inform}"\hspace*{6pt}degree="{medium}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{textDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{settingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{setting}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Paris, France{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{time}>}Late 19th century{</\textbf{time}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{setting}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{settingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{profileDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Although the content model permits it, it is rarely meaningful to supply multiple occurrences for any of the child elements of  <profileDesc>.In earlier versions of these Guidelines, it was required that the <creation> element appear first. 
\end{reflist}  \index{projectDesc=<projectDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.projectDesc}{<projectDesc> }(project description) describes in detail the aim or purpose for which an electronic file was encoded, together     with any other relevant information concerning the process by which it was assembled or     collected. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD51}{2.3.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element projectDesc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   model.pLike+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{projectDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Texts collected for use in the Claremont Shakespeare Clinic, June 1990{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{projectDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{ptr=<ptr>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.ptr}{<ptr/> }(pointer) defines a pointer to another location. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COXR}{3.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SAPT}{16.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.cReferencing}{att.cReferencing} (\textit{@cRef}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.ptrLike}{model.ptrLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Empty element
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element ptr
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.cReferencing.attributes,
   empty
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <s:report test="@target and @cRef">Only one of the  attributes @target and @cRef may be supplied on <s:name/>.</s:report>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#p143 #p144}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://www.tei-c.org}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{ptr}\hspace*{6pt}cRef="{1.3.4}"/>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{pubPlace=<pubPlace>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.pubPlace}{<pubPlace> }(publication place) contains the name of the place where a bibliographic item was published. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element pubPlace
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.naming.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}Oxford University Press{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Oxford{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1989{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{publicationStmt=<publicationStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.publicationStmt}{<publicationStmt> }(publication statement) groups information concerning the publication or distribution of an electronic or other     text.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element publicationStmt
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( model.pLike+ | model.publicationStmtPart+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}C. Muquardt {</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Bruxelles & Leipzig{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1846}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}Chadwyck Healey{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Cambridge{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Available under licence only{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1992}">}1992{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Although not enforced by the schemas, it is a requirement for TEI conformance that       information about publication place, address, identifier, availability, and date be given in       that order, following the name of the publisher, distributor, or authority concerned
\end{reflist}  \index{publisher=<publisher>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.publisher}{<publisher> }provides the name of the organization responsible for the publication or distribution of a         bibliographic item. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOI}{3.11.2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element publisher ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Oxford{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}Clarendon Press{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1987{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{imprint}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Use the full form of the name by which a company is usually referred to,             rather than any abbreviation of it which may appear on a title page
\end{reflist}  \index{q=<q>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<q>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.q}{<q> }(quoted) contains material which is distinguished from the     surrounding text using quotation marks or a similar method, for any one of a variety of reasons including, but not limited to: direct     speech or thought, technical terms or jargon, authorial distance, quotations from elsewhere, and     passages that are mentioned but not used. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQQ}{3.3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.ascribed}{att.ascribed} (\textit{@who}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.source}{att.source} (\textit{@source}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  may be used to indicate whether the offset passage is spoken or thought, or to         characterize it more finely.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[spoken]representation of speech
\item[thought]representation of thought, e.g. internal monologue
\item[written]quotation from a written source
\item[soCalled]authorial distance
\item[foreign](foreign words) 
\item[distinct](linguistically distinct) 
\item[term](technical term) 
\item[emph](rhetorically emphasized) 
\item[mentioned]refering to itself, not its normal referant
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.qLike}{model.qLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element q
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.ascribed.attributes,
   att.source.attributes,
   attribute type
   ❴
      "spoken"
    | "thought"
    | "written"
    | "soCalled"
    | "foreign"
    | "distinct"
    | "term"
    | "emph"
    | "mentioned"
    | xsd:Name
   ❵?,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}It is spelled {<\textbf{q}>}Tübingen{</\textbf{q}>} — to enter the\mbox{}\newline 
 letter {<\textbf{q}>}u{</\textbf{q}>} with an umlaut hold down the {<\textbf{q}>}option{</\textbf{q}>} key and press \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}0 0 f c{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  May be used to indicate that a passage is distinguished from the surrounding text for reasons concerning which no claim is made. When used in this manner,       <q> may be thought of as syntactic sugar for <hi> with a value of       {rend} that indicates the use of such mechanisms as quotation marks.
\end{reflist}  \index{ref=<ref>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.ref}{<ref> }(reference) defines a reference to another location, possibly modified by additional text or comment. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COXR}{3.6. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SAPT}{16.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.cReferencing}{att.cReferencing} (\textit{@cRef}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.ptrLike}{model.ptrLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element ref
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.cReferencing.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <s:report test="@target and @cRef">Only one of the  attributes @target' and @cRef' may be supplied on <s:name/> </s:report>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{ref}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk/Texts/A02.xml#s2}">} See especially the second\mbox{}\newline 
 sentence{</\textbf{ref}>} See also {<\textbf{ref}>}s.v. {<\textbf{term}>}locution{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{ref}>}.\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{ref}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{http://www.natcorp.ox.ac.uk/Texts/A02.xml#s2}">} See especially the second\mbox{}\newline 
 sentence{</\textbf{ref}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}See also {<\textbf{ref}>}s.v. {<\textbf{term}>}locution{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{ref}>}.\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The {target} and {cRef} attributes are mutually exclusive.
\end{reflist}  \index{refsDecl=<refsDecl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.refsDecl}{<refsDecl> }(references declaration) specifies how canonical references are constructed for this   text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD54M}{2.3.6.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD54}{2.3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element refsDecl
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   ( model.pLike+ | cRefPattern+ | refState+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{refsDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cRefPattern}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}matchPattern="{([A-Za-z0-9]+) ([0-9]+):([0-9]+)}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}replacementPattern="{#xpath(//body/div[@n='$1']/div[$2]/div3[$3])}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{refsDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

This example is a formal representation for the referencing     scheme described informally in the following example.
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{refsDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}References are made up by concatenating the value for the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>} attribute on the highest level {<\textbf{gi}>}div{</\textbf{gi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} element, followed by a space, followed by the sequential\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} number of the next level {<\textbf{gi}>}div{</\textbf{gi}>} followed by a colon\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} followed by the sequential number of the next (and lowest)\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} level {<\textbf{gi}>}div{</\textbf{gi}>}.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{refsDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{reg=<reg>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.reg}{<reg> }(regularization) contains a reading which has been regularized or normalized in some sense. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDREG}{3.4.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TC.html#TC}{12. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element reg
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  If all that is desired is to call attention to the fact that the copy text has been             regularized, <reg> may be used alone:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{q}>}Please {<\textbf{reg}>}knock{</\textbf{reg}>} if an {<\textbf{reg}>}answer{</\textbf{reg}>} is {<\textbf{reg}>}required{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  It is also possible to identify the individual responsible for the regularization, and,             using the <choice> and <orig> elements, to provide both the original and             regularized readings:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{q}>}Please {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}\hspace*{6pt}resp="{#LB}">}knock{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}cnk{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>} if an {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}answer{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}nsr{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>} is {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{reg}>}required{</\textbf{reg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{orig}>}reqd{</\textbf{orig}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{relatedItem=<relatedItem>|oddindex}\index{target=@target!<relatedItem>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.relatedItem}{<relatedItem> }contains or references some other bibliographic item which is related to the present one in     some specified manner, for example as a constituent or alternative version of it. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBIRI}{3.11.2.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@target]
  points to the related bibliographic element by means of an       absolute or relative URI reference
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element relatedItem
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   attribute target ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   ( model.biblLike | model.ptrLike )?
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <sch:report test="@target and count( child::* ) > 0">If the @target attribute on <sch:name/> is used, the  relatedItem element must be empty</sch:report> <sch:assert test="@target or child::*">A relatedItem element should have either a 'target' attribute  or a child element to indicate the related bibliographic item</sch:assert>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{biblStruct}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Shirley, James{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}The gentlemen of Venice{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}New York{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}Readex Microprint{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1953{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{extent}>}1 microprint card, 23 x 15 cm.{</\textbf{extent}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{series}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Three centuries of drama: English, 1642–1700{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{series}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{relatedItem}\hspace*{6pt}type="{otherForm}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{biblStruct}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Shirley, James{</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}The gentlemen of Venice{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{sub}">}a tragi-comedie presented at the private house in Salisbury\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Court by Her Majesties servants{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}London{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}H. Moseley{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1655{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{imprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{extent}>}78 p.{</\textbf{extent}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{monogr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{biblStruct}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{relatedItem}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{biblStruct}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  If the {target} attribute is used to reference   the related bibliographic item, the element should be   empty.
\end{reflist}  \index{resp=<resp>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.resp}{<resp> }(responsibility) contains a phrase describing the nature of a person's intellectual responsibility, or an organization's role      in the production or distribution of a work. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOR}{3.11.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD22}{2.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD26}{2.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element resp
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.canonical.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq.limited❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}\hspace*{6pt}key="{com}">}compiler{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Edward Child{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The attributes {key} or {ref}, inherited from the class \textsf{att.canonical} may be used to indicate the kind of responsibility in a normalized       form, by referring directly (using {ref}) or indirectly (using {key}) to a       standardized list of responsibility types, such as that maintained by a naming authority, for       example the list maintained at \url{http://www.loc.gov/marc/relators/relacode.html}       for bibliographic usage.
\end{reflist}  \index{respStmt=<respStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.respStmt}{<respStmt> }(statement of responsibility) supplies a statement of responsibility for the intellectual content of a text, edition,     recording, or series, where the specialized elements for authors, editors, etc. do not suffice     or do not apply. May also be used to encode information about individuals or organizations      which have played a role in the production or distribution of a bibliographic work. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOR}{3.11.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD22}{2.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD26}{2.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element respStmt
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( ( resp+, model.nameLike.agent+ ) | ( model.nameLike.agent+, resp+ ) )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}transcribed from original ms{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{persName}>}Claus Huitfeldt{</\textbf{persName}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}converted to XML encoding{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Alan Morrison{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{revisionDesc=<revisionDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.revisionDesc}{<revisionDesc> }(revision description) summarizes the revision history for a file. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD6}{2.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD11}{2.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.docStatus}{att.docStatus} (\textit{@status}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element revisionDesc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.docStatus.attributes,
   ( list | listChange | change+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{revisionDesc}\hspace*{6pt}status="{embargoed}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1991-11-11}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#LB}">} deleted chapter 10 {</\textbf{change}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  If present on this element, the {status} attribute     should indicate the current status of the document. The same     attribute may appear on any <change> to record the status     at the time of that change. Conventionally change elements should     be given in reverse date order, with the most recent change at the     start of the list.
\end{reflist}  \index{row=<row>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.row}{<row> }contains one row of a table.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTTAB1}{14.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.tableDecoration}{att.tableDecoration} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@rows}, \textit{@cols}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element row ❴ att.global.attributes, att.tableDecoration.attributes, cell+ ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}Classics{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}>}Idle listless and unimproving{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{row}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{rs=<rs>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.rs}{<rs> }(referencing string) contains a general purpose name or referring string. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ND.html#NDPER}{13.2.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONARS}{3.5.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element rs
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.naming.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{q}>}My dear {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}Mr. Bennet{</\textbf{rs}>}, {</\textbf{q}>} said {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{person}">}his lady{</\textbf{rs}>}\mbox{}\newline 
 to him one day, \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{q}>}have you heard that {<\textbf{rs}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}Netherfield Park{</\textbf{rs}>} is let at\mbox{}\newline 
 last?{</\textbf{q}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{s=<s>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.s}{<s> }(s-unit) contains a sentence-like division of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AILC}{17.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TS.html#TSSASE}{8.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} (\textit{@function})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat} (\textit{@datcat}, \textit{@valueDatcat}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element s
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.segLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Schematron}]
   <s:report test="tei:s">You may not nest one s element within  another: use seg instead</s:report>
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{s}>}A short affair{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{s}>}When are you leaving?{</\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{s}>}Tomorrow.{</\textbf{s}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <s> element may be used to mark orthographic sentences, or any other segmentation       of a text, provided that the segmentation is end-to-end, complete, and non-nesting. For       segmentation which is partial or recursive, the <seg> should be used instead. The {type} attribute may be used to indicate the type of segmentation intended,       according to any convenient typology.
\end{reflist}  \index{salute=<salute>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.salute}{<salute> }(salutation) contains a salutation or greeting prefixed to a foreword, dedicatory epistle, or other     division of a text, or the salutation in the closing of a letter, preface, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSOC}{4.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element salute ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{salute}>}To all courteous mindes, that will voutchsafe the readinge.{</\textbf{salute}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{samplingDecl=<samplingDecl>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.samplingDecl}{<samplingDecl> }(sampling declaration) contains a prose description of the rationale and methods used in sampling texts in the     creation of a corpus or collection. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD52}{2.3.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD5}{2.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS2}{15.3.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element samplingDecl
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   model.pLike+
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{samplingDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Samples of up to 2000 words taken at random from the beginning, middle, or end of each\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} text identified as relevant by respondents.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{samplingDecl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element records all information about systematic inclusion or omission of portions of       the text, whether a reflection of sampling procedures in the pure sense or of systematic       omission of material deemed either too difficult to transcribe or not of sufficient     interest.
\end{reflist}  \index{seg=<seg>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.seg}{<seg> }(arbitrary segment) represents any segmentation of text below the chunk level. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SASE}{16.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/VE.html#VESE}{6.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRPAL}{7.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  linking — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} (\textit{@function})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat} (\textit{@datcat}, \textit{@valueDatcat}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element seg
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.segLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.responsibility.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{seg}>}When are you leaving?{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{seg}>}Tomorrow.{</\textbf{seg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{s}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{caps}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{initial-cap}">}So father's only{</\textbf{seg}>} glory was the ballfield. \mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{s}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{preamble}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}>}Sigmund, {<\textbf{seg}\hspace*{6pt}type="{patronym}">}the son of Volsung{</\textbf{seg}>}, was a king in Frankish country.{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}>}Sinfiotli was the eldest of his sons ...{</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{seg}>}Borghild, Sigmund's wife, had a brother ... {</\textbf{seg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{seg}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The <seg> element may be used at the encoder's discretion to mark any segments of the text of interest for processing. One use of the element is to mark text features for which no appropriate markup is otherwise defined. Another use is to provide an identifier for some segment which is to be pointed at by some other element—i.e. to provide a target, or a part of a target, for a <ptr> or other similar element.
\end{reflist}  \index{seriesStmt=<seriesStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.seriesStmt}{<seriesStmt> }(series statement) groups information about the series, if any, to which a publication belongs. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD26}{2.2.5. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element seriesStmt
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   ( model.pLike+ | ( title+, ( editor | respStmt )*, ( idno | biblScope )* ) )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{seriesStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Machine-Readable Texts for the Study of Indian Literature{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}ed. by{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Jan Gonda{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{biblScope}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{vol}">}1.2{</\textbf{biblScope}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{ISSN}">}0 345 6789{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{seriesStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{sic=<sic>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.sic}{<sic> }(Latin for thus or so) contains text reproduced although apparently incorrect or inaccurate. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDCOR}{3.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element sic
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.responsibility.attributes,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}for his nose was as sharp as\mbox{}\newline 
 a pen, and {<\textbf{sic}>}a Table{</\textbf{sic}>} of green fields.\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  If all that is desired is to call attention to the apparent problem in the copy text,       <sic> may be used alone:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}I don't know, Juan. It's so far in the past now\mbox{}\newline 
 — how {<\textbf{sic}>}we can{</\textbf{sic}>} prove or disprove anyone's theories?\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  It is also possible, using the <choice> and <corr> elements, to provide a       corrected reading:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}I don't know, Juan. It's so far in the past now\mbox{}\newline 
 — how {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}we can{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{corr}>}can we{</\textbf{corr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>} prove or disprove anyone's theories?\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}for his nose was as sharp as\mbox{}\newline 
 a pen, and {<\textbf{choice}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sic}>}a Table{</\textbf{sic}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{corr}>}a' babbld{</\textbf{corr}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{choice}>} of green fields.\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{signed=<signed>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.signed}{<signed> }(signature) contains the closing salutation, etc., appended to a foreword, dedicatory epistle, or other division of a text.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSOC}{4.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element signed ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.paraContent ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{signed}>}Thine to command {<\textbf{name}>}Humph. Moseley{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{signed}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{closer}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{signed}>}Sign'd and Seal'd,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}John Bull,{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}Nic. Frog.{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{signed}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{closer}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{soCalled=<soCalled>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.soCalled}{<soCalled> }contains a word or phrase for which the author or narrator indicates a disclaiming of     responsibility, for example by the use of scare quotes or italics. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQQ}{3.3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element soCalled ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}To edge his way along\mbox{}\newline 
 the crowded paths of life, warning all human sympathy to keep its distance, was what the\mbox{}\newline 
 knowing ones call {<\textbf{soCalled}>}nuts{</\textbf{soCalled}>} to Scrooge.\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{sourceDesc=<sourceDesc>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.sourceDesc}{<sourceDesc> }(source description) describes the source from which an electronic text was derived or generated, typically a     bibliographic description in the case of a digitized text, or a phrase such as "born digital"     for a text which has no previous existence. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD3}{2.2.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element sourceDesc
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   (
      model.pLike+
    | ( model.biblLike | model.sourceDescPart | model.listLike )+
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}level="{a}">}The Interesting story of the Children in the Wood{</\textbf{title}>}. In\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Victor E Neuberg{</\textbf{author}>}, {<\textbf{title}>}The Penny Histories{</\textbf{title}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publisher}>}OUP{</\textbf{publisher}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1968{</\textbf{date}>}. {</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Born digital: no previous source exists.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{sp=<sp>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.sp}{<sp> }(speech) contains an individual speech in a performance text, or a passage presented as such in a prose or     verse text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODR}{3.12.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODV}{3.12. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRSP}{7.2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.ascribed}{att.ascribed} (\textit{@who}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element sp
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.ascribed.attributes,
   (
      model.global*,
      ( speaker, model.global* )?,
      (
         (
            lg          | model.lLike          | model.pLike          | model.listLike          | model.stageLike          | model.qLike         ),
         model.global*
      )+
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}The reverend Doctor Opimian{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}I do not think I have named a single unpresentable fish.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Mr Gryll{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Bream, Doctor: there is not much to be said for bream.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}The Reverend Doctor Opimian{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}On the contrary, sir, I think there is much to be said for him. In the first place....{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Fish, Miss Gryll — I could discourse to you on fish by the hour: but for the present I\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} will forbear...{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The {who} attribute on this element may be used either in addition to the         <speaker> element or as an alternative.
    \item[{Note}]
  Lines or paragraphs, stage directions, and phrase-level elements.The {who} attribute on this element may be used either in addition to the         <speaker> element or as an alternative.
\end{reflist}  \index{speaker=<speaker>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.speaker}{<speaker> }contains a specialized form of heading or label, giving the name of one or more speakers in a         dramatic text or fragment. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODR}{3.12.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element speaker ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{sp}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#ni #rsa}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Nancy and Robert{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{delivery}">}(speaking simultaneously){</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}The future? ...{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{list}\hspace*{6pt}type="{speakers}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ni}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{rsa}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{list}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{sponsor=<sponsor>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.sponsor}{<sponsor> }specifies the name of a sponsoring organization or institution. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element sponsor ❴ att.global.attributes, macro.phraseSeq.limited ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{sponsor}>}Association for Computers and the Humanities{</\textbf{sponsor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sponsor}>}Association for Computational Linguistics{</\textbf{sponsor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sponsor}>}Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing{</\textbf{sponsor}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Sponsors give their intellectual authority to a project; they are to be distinguished from         \emph{funders}, who provide the funding but do not necessarily take intellectual       responsibility.
\end{reflist}  \index{stage=<stage>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<stage>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.stage}{<stage> }(stage direction) contains any kind of stage direction within a dramatic text or fragment. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODR}{3.12.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CODV}{3.12. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRSTA}{7.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  indicates the kind of stage direction.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Recommended
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[setting]describes a setting.
\item[entrance]describes an entrance.
\item[exit]describes an exit.
\item[business]describes stage business.
\item[novelistic]is a narrative, motivating stage direction.
\item[delivery]describes how a character speaks.
\item[modifier]gives some detail about a character.
\item[location]describes a location.
\item[mixed]more than one of the above
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.stageLike}{model.stageLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element stage
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute type
   ❴
      "setting"
    | "entrance"
    | "exit"
    | "business"
    | "novelistic"
    | "delivery"
    | "modifier"
    | "location"
    | "mixed"
    | xsd:Name
   ❵?,
   macro.specialPara❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{setting}">}A curtain being drawn.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{setting}">}Music{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{entrance}">}Enter Husband as being thrown off his horse.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{exit}">}Exit pursued by a bear.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{business}">}He quickly takes the stone out.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{delivery}">}To Lussurioso.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{novelistic}">}Having had enough, and embarrassed for the family.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{modifier}">}Disguised as Ansaldo.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}type="{location}">}At a window.{</\textbf{stage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{stage}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{inline}"\hspace*{6pt}type="{delivery}">}Aside.{</\textbf{stage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{table=<table>|oddindex}\index{rows=@rows!<table>|oddindex}\index{cols=@cols!<table>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.table}{<table> }contains text displayed in tabular form, in rows and columns. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FTTAB1}{14.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  figures — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@rows]
  indicates the number of rows in the table.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  If no number is supplied, an application must calculate the number of rows.
    \item[{Note}]
  Rows should be presented from top to bottom.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@cols]
  (columns) indicates the number of columns in each row of the table.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  If no number is supplied, an application must calculate the number of columns.
    \item[{Note}]
  Within each row, columns should be presented left to right.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element table
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute rows ❴ data.count ❵?,
   attribute cols ❴ data.count ❵?,
   (
      ( model.headLike | model.global )*,
      ( ( row, model.global* )+ | ( ( model.graphicLike ), model.global* )+ ),
      ( ( model.divBottom ), model.global* )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{table}\hspace*{6pt}rows="{4}"\hspace*{6pt}cols="{4}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Poor Men's Lodgings in Norfolk (Mayhew, 1843){</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}Dossing Cribs or Lodging Houses{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}Beds{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}Needys or Nightly Lodgers{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}Bury St Edmund's{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}5{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}8{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}128{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}Thetford{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}3{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}6{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}36{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}Attleboro'{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}3{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}5{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}20{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{row}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{label}">}Wymondham{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}1{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}11{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cell}\hspace*{6pt}role="{data}">}22{</\textbf{cell}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{row}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{table}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Contains an optional heading and a series of rows.Any rendition information should be supplied using the global {rend} attribute, at       the table, row, or cell level as appropriate.
\end{reflist}  \index{taxonomy=<taxonomy>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.taxonomy}{<taxonomy> }defines a typology either implicitly, by means of a bibliographic     citation, or explicitly by a structured taxonomy. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD55}{2.3.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element taxonomy
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   (
      ( model.glossLike | model.descLike )*
    | category+
    | ( ( model.biblLike ), category* )
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{taxonomy}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}Brown Corpus{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Press Reportage{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Daily{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Sunday{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a3}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}National{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a4}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Provincial{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a5}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Political{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.a6}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Sports{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.d}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Religion{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.d1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Books{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{tax.b.d2}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Periodicals and tracts{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{teiCorpus=<teiCorpus>|oddindex}\index{version=@version!<teiCorpus>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.teiCorpus}{<teiCorpus> }contains the whole of a TEI encoded corpus, comprising a single corpus header and one or     more TEI elements, each containing a single text header and a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCDEF}{15.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@version]
  The version of the TEI scheme
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.version} 
    \item[{Default} ]
  5.0
    \item[{Values} ]
  a TEI version number
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element teiCorpus
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute version ❴ data.version ❵?,
   ( teiHeader, ( TEI | teiCorpus )+ )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{teiCorpus}\hspace*{6pt}version="{5.2}" xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{TEI}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{TEI} xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{teiHeader}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{TEI}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{teiCorpus}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  Must contain one TEI header for the corpus, and a series of <TEI>       elements, one for each text.This element is mandatory when applicable.
\end{reflist}  \index{teiHeader=<teiHeader>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<teiHeader>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.teiHeader}{<teiHeader> }(TEI Header) supplies the descriptive and declarative information making up an electronic title page     prefixed to every TEI-conformant text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD11}{2.1.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCDEF}{15.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  specifies the kind of document to which the header is attached, for example whether it         is a corpus or individual text.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[text]the header is attached to a single text.{ [Default]}
\item[corpus]the header is attached to a corpus.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element teiHeader
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   ( fileDesc, model.teiHeaderPart*, revisionDesc? )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{teiHeader}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Shakespeare: the first folio (1623) in electronic form{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Shakespeare, William (1564–1616){</\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}Originally prepared by{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Trevor Howard-Hill{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}Revised and edited by{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}Christine Avern-Carr{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{distributor}>}Oxford Text Archive{</\textbf{distributor}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{addrLine}>}13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN, UK{</\textbf{addrLine}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{address}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{idno}\hspace*{6pt}type="{OTA}">}119{</\textbf{idno}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Freely available on a non-commercial basis.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{availability}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1968}">}1968{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{publicationStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}>}The first folio of Shakespeare, prepared by Charlton Hinman (The Norton Facsimile,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} 1968){</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{sourceDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{fileDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{projectDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Originally prepared for use in the production of a series of old-spelling\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} concordances in 1968, this text was extensively checked and revised for use during the\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} editing of the new Oxford Shakespeare (Wells and Taylor, 1989).{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{projectDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{correction}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Turned letters are silently corrected.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{correction}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{normalization}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Original spelling and typography is retained, except that long s and ligatured\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} forms are not encoded.{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{normalization}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{editorialDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{refsDecl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{ASLREF}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{cRefPattern}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}matchPattern="{(\textbackslash S+) ([^.]+)\textbackslash .(.*)}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}replacementPattern="{#xpath(//div1[@n='$1']/div2/[@n='$2']//lb[@n='$3'])}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}A reference is created by assembling the following, in the reverse order as that\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} listed here: {<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}the {<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>} value of the preceding {<\textbf{gi}>}lb{</\textbf{gi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}a period{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}the {<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>} value of the ancestor {<\textbf{gi}>}div2{</\textbf{gi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}a space{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}the {<\textbf{att}>}n{</\textbf{att}>} value of the parent {<\textbf{gi}>}div1{</\textbf{gi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{cRefPattern}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{refsDecl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{encodingDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1989-04-12}">}12 Apr 89{</\textbf{date}>} Last checked by CAC{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1989-03-01}">}1 Mar 89{</\textbf{date}>} LB made new file{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{teiHeader}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  One of the few elements unconditionally required in any TEI       document.
\end{reflist}  \index{term=<term>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.term}{<term> }contains a single-word, multi-word, or symbolic designation which is regarded as a technical     term. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQU}{3.3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing} (\textit{@targetLang}, \textit{@target}, \textit{@evaluate}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable} (\textit{@sortKey}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.cReferencing}{att.cReferencing} (\textit{@cRef}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element term
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.pointing.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   att.canonical.attributes,
   att.sortable.attributes,
   att.cReferencing.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}A computational device that infers structure\mbox{}\newline 
 from grammatical strings of words is known as a {<\textbf{term}>}parser{</\textbf{term}>}, and much of the history\mbox{}\newline 
 of NLP over the last 20 years has been occupied with the design of parsers.\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}We may define {<\textbf{term}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{TDPV}"\hspace*{6pt}rend="{sc}">}discoursal point of view{</\textbf{term}>} as \mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{gloss}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#TDPV}">}the relationship, expressed\mbox{}\newline 
 through discourse structure, between the implied author or some other addresser, and the\mbox{}\newline 
 fiction.{</\textbf{gloss}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element is used to supply the form under which an index entry is to be made for the       location of a parent <index> element. In formal terminological work, there is frequently discussion over whether terms must be       atomic or may include multi-word lexical items, symbolic designations, or phraseological       units. The <term> element may be used to mark any of these. No position is taken on the       philosophical issue of what a term can be; the looser definition simply allows the       <term> element to be used by practitioners of any persuasion.As with other members of the \textsf{att.canonical} class, instances of       this element occuring in a text may be associated with a canonical definition, either by means       of a URI (using the {ref} attribute), or by means of some system-specific code value       (using the {key} attribute). Because the mutually exclusive {target} and         {cRef} attributes overlap with the function of the {ref} attribute, they       are deprecated and may be removed at a subsequent release. 
\end{reflist}  \index{text=<text>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.text}{<text> }contains a single text of any kind, whether unitary or composite, for example a poem or     drama, a collection of essays, a novel, a dictionary, or a corpus sample. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCDEF}{15.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring} (\textit{@decls}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element text
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declaring.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   (
      model.global*,
      ( front, model.global* )?,
      ( body | group ),
      model.global*,
      ( back, model.global* )?
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}>}Autumn Haze{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{front}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}Is it a dragonfly or a maple leaf{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}That settles softly down upon the water?{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{text}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  The body of a text may be replaced by a group of nested texts, as in the following schematic:\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{front}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{text}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  This element should not be used to represent a text which is inserted at an arbitrary point       within the structure of another, for example as in an embedded or quoted narrative; the         <floatingText> is provided for this purpose.
\end{reflist}  \index{textClass=<textClass>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.textClass}{<textClass> }(text classification) groups information which describes the nature or topic of a text in terms of a standard     classification scheme, thesaurus, etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD43}{2.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable} (\textit{@default}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.profileDescPart}{model.profileDescPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element textClass
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.declarable.attributes,
   ( classCode | catRef | keywords )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{taxonomy}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{category}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{acprose}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catDesc}>}Academic prose{</\textbf{catDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{category}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{taxonomy}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{textClass}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{catRef}\hspace*{6pt}target="{#acprose}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{classCode}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{http://www.udcc.org}">}001.9{</\textbf{classCode}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{keywords}\hspace*{6pt}scheme="{http://authorities.loc.gov}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}End of the world{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{item}>}History - philosophy{</\textbf{item}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{list}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{keywords}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{textClass}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{time=<time>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.time}{<time> }contains a phrase defining a time of day in any format. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONADA}{3.5.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} (\textit{@calendar}, \textit{@period})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element time
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.datable.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   ( text | model.gLike | model.phrase | model.global )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}As he sat smiling, the\mbox{}\newline 
 quarter struck — {<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}when="{11:45:00}">}the quarter to twelve{</\textbf{time}>}.\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{title=<title>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<title>|oddindex}\index{level=@level!<title>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.title}{<title> }contains a title for any kind of work. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBICOR}{3.11.2.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD26}{2.2.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\unusedattribute{type}, @subtype) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  classifies the title according to some convenient typology.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Derived from}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[main]main title 
\item[sub](subordinate) subtitle, title of part 
\item[alt](alternate) alternate title, often in another language, by which the work is also known 
\item[short]abbreviated form of title
\item[desc](descriptive) descriptive paraphrase of the work functioning as a title
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  This attribute is provided for convenience in analysing titles and processing them according to their type; where such specialized processing is not necessary, there is no need for such analysis, and the entire title, including subtitles and any parallel titles, may be enclosed within a single <title> element.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@level]
  indicates the bibliographic level for a title, that is, whether                                         it identifies an article, book, journal, series, or                                         unpublished material.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[a](analytic) analytic title (article, poem, or other item                                                   published as part of a larger item) 
\item[m](monographic) monographic title (book, collection, or                                                   other item published as a distinct item,                                                   including single volumes of multi-volume                                                   works) 
\item[j](journal) journal title 
\item[s](series) series title 
\item[u](unpublished) title of unpublished material (including                                                   theses and dissertations unless                                                   published by a commercial press)
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The level of a title is sometimes implied by its context:         for example, a title appearing directly within an         <analytic> element is \textit{ipso facto} of         level a, and one appearing within a <series>         element of level s. For this reason, the         {level} attribute is not required in contexts where         its value can be unambiguously inferred. Where it is supplied 	in such contexts,         its value should not contradict the value implied by its 	parent element.   
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element title
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.canonical.attributes,
   att.typed.attribute.subtype,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   attribute level ❴ "a" | "m" | "j" | "s" | "u" ❵?,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{title}>}Information Technology and the Research Process: Proceedings of\mbox{}\newline 
 a conference held at Cranfield Institute of Technology, UK,\mbox{}\newline 
 18–21 July 1989{</\textbf{title}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{title}>}Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles: a machine readable\mbox{}\newline 
 edition{</\textbf{title}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{full}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}Synthèse{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}type="{sub}">}an international journal for\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} epistemology, methodology and history of\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} science{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{title}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The attributes {key} and {ref}, inherited from the class                                         \textsf{att.canonical} may be used to                               indicate the canonical form for the title; the former, by supplying                               (for example) the identifier of a record in some external library                               system; the latter by pointing to an XML element somewhere containing                               the canonical form of the title.
\end{reflist}  \index{titlePage=<titlePage>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<titlePage>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.titlePage}{<titlePage> }(title page) contains the title page of a text, appearing within the front or back matter.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  classifies the title page according to any convenient typology.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Note}]
  This attribute allows the same element to be used for volume title pages, series title           pages, etc., as well as for themain title page of a work.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.frontPart}{model.frontPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element titlePage
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   (
      model.global*,
      ( model.titlepagePart ),
      ( model.titlepagePart | model.global )*
   )
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{titlePage}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}THOMAS OF Reading.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{alt}">}OR, The sixe worthy yeomen of the West.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docEdition}>}Now the fourth time corrected and enlarged{</\textbf{docEdition}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{byline}>}By T.D.{</\textbf{byline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}TP{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}Thou shalt labor till thou returne to duste{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}Printers Ornament used by TP{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{docImprint}>}Printed at {<\textbf{name}\hspace*{6pt}type="{place}">}London{</\textbf{name}>} for {<\textbf{name}>}T.P.{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}>}1612.{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{docImprint}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titlePage}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{titlePart=<titlePart>|oddindex}\index{type=@type!<titlePart>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.titlePart}{<titlePart> }contains a subsection or division of the title of a work, as indicated on a title page. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  specifies the role of this subdivision of the title.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[main]main title of the work         { [Default]}
\item[sub](subordinate) subtitle  of the work         
\item[alt](alternate) alternative title  of the work         
\item[short]abbreviated form of title
\item[desc](descriptive) descriptive paraphrase of the work     
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element titlePart
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   attribute type ❴ "main" | "sub" | "alt" | "short" | "desc" | xsd:Name ❵?,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{docTitle}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{main}">}THE FORTUNES\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} AND MISFORTUNES Of the FAMOUS\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Moll Flanders, &c.\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{titlePart}\hspace*{6pt}type="{desc}">}Who was BORN in NEWGATE,\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} And during a Life of continu'd Variety for\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Threescore Years, besides her Childhood, was\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Twelve Year a {<\textbf{hi}>}Whore{</\textbf{hi}>}, five times a {<\textbf{hi}>}Wife{</\textbf{hi}>} (wherof\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} once to her own Brother) Twelve Year a {<\textbf{hi}>}Thief,{</\textbf{hi}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Eight Year a Transported {<\textbf{hi}>}Felon{</\textbf{hi}>} in {<\textbf{hi}>}Virginia{</\textbf{hi}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} at last grew {<\textbf{hi}>}Rich{</\textbf{hi}>}, liv'd {<\textbf{hi}>}Honest{</\textbf{hi}>}, and died a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{hi}>}Penitent{</\textbf{hi}>}.{</\textbf{titlePart}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{docTitle}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{titleStmt=<titleStmt>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.titleStmt}{<titleStmt> }(title statement) groups information about the title of a work and those responsible for its content. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD21}{2.2.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD2}{2.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  header — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element titleStmt ❴ att.global.attributes, ( title+, model.respLike* ) ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{titleStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Capgrave's Life of St. John Norbert: a machine-readable transcription{</\textbf{title}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{resp}>}compiled by{</\textbf{resp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}>}P.J. Lucas{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{respStmt}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{titleStmt}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{trailer=<trailer>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.trailer}{<trailer> }contains a closing title or footer appearing at the end of a division of a text.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSCO}{4.2.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  textstructure — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element trailer
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   macro.phraseSeq❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{trailer}>}Explicit pars tertia{</\textbf{trailer}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{unclear=<unclear>|oddindex}\index{reason=@reason!<unclear>|oddindex}\index{hand=@hand!<unclear>|oddindex}\index{agent=@agent!<unclear>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.unclear}{<unclear> }contains a word, phrase, or passage which cannot be transcribed with certainty because it         is illegible or inaudible in the source. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHDA}{11.3.3.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDADD}{3.4.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@reason]
  indicates why the material is hard to transcribe.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  one or more words describing the difficulty, e.g. \emph{faded},                     \emph{background-noise}, \emph{passing-truck},                     \emph{illegible}, \emph{eccentric-ductus}.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Rx{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}500 mg {<\textbf{unclear}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{illegible}">}placebo{</\textbf{unclear}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@hand]
  Where the difficulty in transcription arises from action (partial deletion, etc.)                 assignable to an identifiable hand, signifies the hand responsible for the action.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  must point to a hand identifier typically but not necessarily declared in the document header (see                 section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHDH}{11.3.2.1. }).
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@agent]
  Where the difficulty in transcription arises from damage, categorizes the cause of                 the damage, if it can be identified.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[rubbing]damage results from rubbing of the leaf edges
\item[mildew]damage results from mildew on the leaf surface
\item[smoke]damage results from smoke
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[tagdocs: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element unclear
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.editLike.attributes,
   attribute reason ❴ list ❴ data.word+ ❵ ❵?,
   attribute hand ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   attribute agent ❴ data.enumerated ❵?,
   macro.paraContent❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}and from time to time invited in like manner\mbox{}\newline 
 his att{<\textbf{unclear}>}ention{</\textbf{unclear}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 

Here the last few letters of the word are hard to read.
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{u}>} ...and then {<\textbf{unclear}\hspace*{6pt}reason="{background-noise}">}Nathalie{</\textbf{unclear}>} said ... {</\textbf{u}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  The same element is used for all cases of uncertainty in the transcription of element             content, whether for written or spoken material. For other aspects of certainty,             uncertainty, and reliability of tagging and transcription, see chapter \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CE.html#CE}{21. }.The <damage>, <gap>, <del>, <unclear> and <supplied>             elements may be closely allied in use. See section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHCOMB}{11.3.3.2. } for             discussion of which element is appropriate for which circumstance.
\end{reflist}  \index{val=<val>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.val}{<val> }(value) contains a single attribute value. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TD}{22. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDATT}{22.4.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tagdocs — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) 
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml}
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  Character data only
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily element val ❴ att.global.attributes, text ❵} 
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{val}>}unknown{</\textbf{val}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  \index{w=<w>|oddindex}\index{lemma=@lemma!<w>|oddindex}\index{lemmaRef=@lemmaRef!<w>|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.w}{<w> }(word) represents a grammatical (not necessarily orthographic) word. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AILC}{17.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} (\textit{@xml:id}, \textit{@n}, \textit{@xml:lang}, \textit{@rend})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} (\textit{@function})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat} (\textit{@datcat}, \textit{@valueDatcat}))  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed} (\textit{@type}, \textit{@subtype}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@lemma]
  provides a lemma for the word, such as an uninflected       dictionary entry form.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@lemmaRef]
  provides a pointer to a definition of the lemma for the       word, for example in an online lexicon. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Member of}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike} 
    \item[{Contained by}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}\par 
    \item[header: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}\par 
    \item[textstructure: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{May contain}]
  
    \item[analysis: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}\par 
    \item[core: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}\par 
    \item[figures: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}\par 
    \item[linking: ]
   \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
element w
❴
   att.global.attributes,
   att.segLike.attributes,
   att.typed.attributes,
   attribute lemma ❴ data.text ❵?,
   attribute lemmaRef ❴ data.pointer ❵?,
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | seg    | w    | m    | c    | model.global    | model.lPart    | model.hiLike    | model.pPart.edit   )*
❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{w}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{verb}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}lemma="{hit}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}lemmaRef="{http://www.example.com/lexicon/hitvb.xml}">}hitt{<\textbf{m}\hspace*{6pt}type="{suffix}">}ing{</\textbf{m}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{w}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  
\DivIIStar[Model classes]{Model classes}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.addrPart}{model.addrPart}\index{model.addrPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements such as names or postal codes which may appear as part of a     postal address. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONAAD}{3.5.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}]  \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.addressLike}{model.addressLike}\index{model.addressLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to represent a postal or e-mail address. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.availabilityPart}{model.availabilityPart}\index{model.availabilityPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements such as licences and paragraphs of text which may appear as part of an   availability statment [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.biblLike}{model.biblLike}\index{model.biblLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements containing a bibliographic description.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBI}{3.11. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}\index{model.biblPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which represent components of a bibliographic description. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBI}{3.11. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart} [\hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor}]  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.choicePart}{model.choicePart}\index{model.choicePart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements (other than <choice> itself) which can be used within a     <choice> alternation. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COED}{3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.common}{model.common}\index{model.common (model class)|oddindex} groups common chunk- and inter-level elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.lLike}{model.lLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.l}{l}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike}{model.pLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}]  \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.egLike}{model.egLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblLike}{model.biblLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.labelLike}{model.labelLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.stageLike}{model.stageLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.qLike}{model.qLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.quoteLike}{model.quoteLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit}]  \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q}] ] 
    \item[{Note}]
  This class defines the set of chunk- and inter-level elements; it is used in many content       models, including those for textual divisions.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike}\index{model.dateLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements containing temporal expressions. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONADA}{3.5.4. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ND.html#NDDATE}{13.3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.descLike}{model.descLike}\index{model.descLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which contain a description of their function.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divBottom}{model.divBottom}\index{model.divBottom (model class)|oddindex} groups elements appearing at the end of a text     division. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} [\hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart} [\hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divBottomPart}{model.divBottomPart}\index{model.divBottomPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can occur only at the end of a text   division. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottom}{model.divBottom} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divGenLike}{model.divGenLike}\index{model.divGenLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to represent a structural division which is generated rather than     explicitly present in the source.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divLike}{model.divLike}\index{model.divLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to represent un-numbered generic structural divisions.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart}\index{model.divPart (model class)|oddindex} groups paragraph-level elements appearing directly within divisions. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.macro.specialPara}{macro.specialPara} \hyperlink{TEI.model.common}{model.common}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.lLike}{model.lLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.l}{l}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pLike}{model.pLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}]  \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Note}]
  Note that this element class does not include members of the \textsf{model.inter} class, which can appear either within or between paragraph-level items.     
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divTop}{model.divTop}\index{model.divTop (model class)|oddindex} groups elements appearing at  the beginning of a   text division. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper} [\hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divTopPart}{model.divTopPart} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.headLike}{model.headLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.head}{head}]  \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divTopPart}{model.divTopPart}\index{model.divTopPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can occur only at the beginning of a text division. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divTop}{model.divTop} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.headLike}{model.headLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.head}{head}]  \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.divWrapper}{model.divWrapper}\index{model.divWrapper (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can appear at either top or bottom of a   textual division. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSDTB}{4.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.divBottom}{model.divBottom} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divTop}{model.divTop}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.egLike}{model.egLike}\index{model.egLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements containing examples or illustrations. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TDphraseTE}{22.1.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike}\index{model.emphLike (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements which are typographically   distinct and to which a specific function can be attributed.   [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQ}{3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.highlighted}{model.highlighted} \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.encodingDescPart}{model.encodingDescPart}\index{model.encodingDescPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which may be used inside <encodingDesc> and appear multiple times.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.entryPart.top}{model.entryPart.top}\index{model.entryPart.top (model class)|oddindex} groups high level elements within a structured dictionary entry [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DI.html#DIEN}{9.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit}
    \item[{Note}]
  Members of this class typically contain related parts of a dictionary entry which form a coherent subdivision, for example a particular sense, homonym, etc. 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.frontPart}{model.frontPart}\index{model.frontPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which appear at the level of divisions within front or back matter. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DRFAB}{7.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.global}{model.global}\index{model.global (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which may appear at any point within a TEI text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.paraContent}{macro.paraContent} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.phraseSeq}{macro.phraseSeq} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.phraseSeq.limited}{macro.phraseSeq.limited} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.specialPara}{macro.specialPara} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.meta}{model.global.meta} [\hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.noteLike}{model.noteLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.note}{note}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global.edit}{model.global.edit} [\hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap}]  \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.global.edit}{model.global.edit}\index{model.global.edit (model class)|oddindex} groups globally available elements which perform a specifically editorial function. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global}{model.global}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.global.meta}{model.global.meta}\index{model.global.meta (model class)|oddindex} groups globally available elements which describe the status of other elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global}{model.global}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}
    \item[{Note}]
  Elements in this class are typically used to hold groups of links or of abstract       interpretations, or by provide indications of certainty etc. It may find be convenient to       localize all metadata elements, for example to contain them within the same divison as the       elements that they relate to; or to locate them all to a division of their own. They may       however appear at any point in a TEI text.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.glossLike}{model.glossLike}\index{model.glossLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which provide an alternative name, explanation, or description for any     markup construct.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.graphicLike}{model.graphicLike}\index{model.graphicLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements containing images, formulae, and    similar objects. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COGR}{3.9. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.headLike}{model.headLike}\index{model.headLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to provide a title or heading at the start of a text   division.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divTopPart}{model.divTopPart} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike}\index{model.hiLike (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements which are typographically distinct but to which no specific     function can be attributed.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQ}{3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.model.highlighted}{model.highlighted} \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase} \hyperlink{TEI.model.linePart}{model.linePart} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.highlighted}{model.highlighted}\index{model.highlighted (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements which are typographically distinct.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQ}{3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.imprintPart}{model.imprintPart}\index{model.imprintPart (model class)|oddindex} groups the bibliographic elements which occur inside imprints.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COBI}{3.11. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter}\index{model.inter (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can appear either within or between paragraph-like elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.limitedContent}{macro.limitedContent} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.paraContent}{macro.paraContent} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.specialPara}{macro.specialPara} \hyperlink{TEI.model.common}{model.common}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.egLike}{model.egLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblLike}{model.biblLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.labelLike}{model.labelLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.stageLike}{model.stageLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.qLike}{model.qLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.quoteLike}{model.quoteLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit}]  \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.lLike}{model.lLike}\index{model.lLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements representing metrical components such as verse lines. \end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.labelLike}{model.labelLike}\index{model.labelLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to gloss or explain other parts of a document.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase}\index{model.limitedPhrase (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements excluding those elements primarily intended for transcription     of existing sources. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.limitedContent}{macro.limitedContent} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.phraseSeq.limited}{macro.phraseSeq.limited}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial} [\hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.ptrLike}{model.ptrLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml} [\hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.measureLike}{model.measureLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addressLike}{model.addressLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}] ] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.linePart}{model.linePart}\index{model.linePart (model class)|oddindex} groups transcriptional elements which appear within lines or   zones of a source-oriented transcription within a <sourceDoc>   element. \end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}]  \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.listLike}{model.listLike}\index{model.listLike (model class)|oddindex} groups list-like elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COLI}{3.7. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.measureLike}{model.measureLike}\index{model.measureLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which denote a number, a quantity, a measurement, or similar piece of text     that conveys some numerical meaning. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONANU}{3.5.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.milestoneLike}{model.milestoneLike}\index{model.milestoneLike (model class)|oddindex} groups milestone-style elements used to represent reference systems. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.global}{model.global}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike}\index{model.nameLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which name or refer to a person, place, or organization.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addrPart}{model.addrPart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}
    \item[{Note}]
  A superset of the naming elements that may appear in datelines, addresses, statements of       responsibility, etc.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent}\index{model.nameLike.agent (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which contain names of individuals or corporate bodies. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONA}{3.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}
    \item[{Note}]
  This class is used in the content model of elements which     reference names of people or organizations.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.noteLike}{model.noteLike}\index{model.noteLike (model class)|oddindex} groups globally-available note-like elements.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONO}{3.8. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.global}{model.global} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pLike}{model.pLike}\index{model.pLike (model class)|oddindex} groups paragraph-like elements.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.model.divPart}{model.divPart} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pLike.front}{model.pLike.front}\index{model.pLike.front (model class)|oddindex} groups paragraph-like elements which can occur as direct constituents of front matter.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data}\index{model.pPart.data (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements containing names, dates, numbers, measures, and similar data.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONA}{3.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.measureLike}{model.measureLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addressLike}{model.addressLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pPart.edit}{model.pPart.edit}\index{model.pPart.edit (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements for simple editorial correction and transcription.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COED}{3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial} [\hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}] 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial}\index{model.pPart.editorial (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements for simple editorial interventions that may be useful both in transcribing and in authoring. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COED}{3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.edit}{model.pPart.edit}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional}\index{model.pPart.transcriptional (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements used for editorial transcription of pre-existing source     materials.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COED}{3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.linePart}{model.linePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.edit}{model.pPart.edit}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase}\index{model.phrase (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can occur at the level of individual words or phrases. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.paraContent}{macro.paraContent} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.phraseSeq}{macro.phraseSeq} \hyperlink{TEI.macro.specialPara}{macro.specialPara} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.highlighted}{model.highlighted} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.hiLike}{model.hiLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.emphLike}{model.emphLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}] ]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.graphicLike}{model.graphicLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.edit}{model.pPart.edit} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.editorial}{model.pPart.editorial} [\hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.transcriptional}{model.pPart.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}] ]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.ptrLike}{model.ptrLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}]  model.lPart \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml} [\hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.pPart.data}{model.pPart.data} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.dateLike}{model.dateLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.measureLike}{model.measureLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.addressLike}{model.addressLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.address}{address}]  \hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike}{model.nameLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.model.nameLike.agent}{model.nameLike.agent} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}] ] 
    \item[{Note}]
  This class of elements can occur only within larger elements of the class \emph{inter}       or \emph{chunk}. In prose, this means these elements can occur within paragraphs, list       items, lines of verse, etc.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.phrase.xml}{model.phrase.xml}\index{model.phrase.xml (model class)|oddindex} groups phrase-level elements used to encode XML constructs such as element names, attribute     names, and attribute values [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TD.html#TD}{22. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.profileDescPart}{model.profileDescPart}\index{model.profileDescPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which may be used inside <profileDesc> and appear multiple times.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.ptrLike}{model.ptrLike}\index{model.ptrLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used for purposes of location and reference. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COXR}{3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.model.limitedPhrase}{model.limitedPhrase} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.publicationStmtPart}{model.publicationStmtPart}\index{model.publicationStmtPart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which may appear within the <publicationStmt> element of the TEI     Header. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD24}{2.2.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.qLike}{model.qLike}\index{model.qLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements related to highlighting which can appear either within or between     chunk-level elements.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQ}{3.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.quoteLike}{model.quoteLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit}]  \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.quoteLike}{model.quoteLike}\index{model.quoteLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used to directly contain quotations.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.model.qLike}{model.qLike}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.respLike}{model.respLike}\index{model.respLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which are used to indicate intellectual or other significant responsibility,     for example within a bibliographic element.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.model.biblPart}{model.biblPart} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.segLike}{model.segLike}\index{model.segLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements used for arbitrary segmentation.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SASE}{16.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AILC}{17.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.model.linePart}{model.linePart} \hyperlink{TEI.model.phrase}{model.phrase}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}
    \item[{Note}]
  The principles on which segmentation is carried out, and any special codes or attribute       values used, should be defined explicitly in the <segmentation> element of the         <encodingDesc> within the associated TEI header.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.stageLike}{model.stageLike}\index{model.stageLike (model class)|oddindex} groups elements containing stage directions or similar things defined by the module for     performance texts. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DR.html#DROTH}{7.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.model.inter}{model.inter} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}
    \item[{Note}]
  Stage directions are members of class \emph{inter}: that is, they can appear between or       within component-level elements.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.teiHeaderPart}{model.teiHeaderPart}\index{model.teiHeaderPart (model class)|oddindex} groups high level elements which may appear more than once in a TEI Header. \end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc}
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.model.titlepagePart}{model.titlepagePart}\index{model.titlepagePart (model class)|oddindex} groups elements which can occur as direct constituents of a title page, such as     <docTitle>, <docAuthor>, <docImprint>, or <epigraph>. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DSTITL}{4.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}
\end{reflist}  
\DivIIStar[Attribute classes]{Attribute classes}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.ascribed}{att.ascribed}\index{att.ascribed (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{who=@who!att.ascribed (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements representing speech or action that can be ascribed to a     specific individual. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@who]
  indicates the person, or group of people, to whom the element content is ascribed.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  For transcribed speech, this will typically identify a participant or participant         group; in other contexts, it will point to any identified <person> element.
    \item[]In the following example from Hamlet, speeches (<sp>) in the body of the play          are linked to <castItem> elements in the <castList> using the {who}         attribute.\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{castItem}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{role}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{role}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{Barnardo}">}Bernardo{</\textbf{role}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{castItem}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{castItem}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{role}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{role}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{Francisco}">}Francisco{</\textbf{role}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{roleDesc}>}a soldier{</\textbf{roleDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{castItem}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#Barnardo}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Bernardo{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}n="{1}">}Who's there?{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{sp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}who="{#Francisco}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{speaker}>}Francisco{</\textbf{speaker}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}n="{2}">}Nay, answer me: stand, and unfold yourself.{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{sp}>}
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.breaking}{att.breaking}\index{att.breaking (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{break=@break!att.breaking (attribute class)|oddindex} provides an attribute to indicate whether or not the element   concerned is considered to  mark the end of an orthographic token in the same way   as whitespace. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@break]
  indicates whether or not the  element 	bearing this attribute should be considered to mark the end of 	an orthographic token in the same way as whitespace.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Recommended
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include}]
  \begin{description}

\item[yes]the element bearing this attribute is considered to mark the end of any adjacent orthographic token irrespective of the presence of any adjacent whitespace 
\item[no]the element bearing this attribute is considered not to mark the end of any adjacent orthographic token irrespective of the presence of any adjacent whitespace 
\item[maybe]no assertion is made as to whether or not the element bearing this attribute is considered to mark the end of any adjacent orthographic token.
\end{description} 
    \item[]In the following lines from the ‘Dream of the Rood’,        linebreaks occur in the middle of the words \emph{lāðost}        and \emph{reord-berendum}.     \ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{ab}>} ...eƿesa tome iu icƿæs ȝeƿorden ƿita heardoſt . leodum la{<\textbf{lb}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}break="{no}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 ðost ærþan ichim lifes ƿeȝ rihtne ȝerymde reord be{<\textbf{lb}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}break="{no}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 rendum hƿæt me þaȝeƿeorðode ƿuldres ealdor ofer...\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{ab}>}
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.cReferencing}{att.cReferencing}\index{att.cReferencing (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{cRef=@cRef!att.cReferencing (attribute class)|oddindex} provides an attribute which may be used to supply a   \emph{canonical reference} as a means of identifying the   target of a pointer.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@cRef]
  (canonical reference) specifies the destination of the pointer by supplying a canonical reference from a         scheme defined in a <refsDecl> element in the TEI header
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  the value of {cRef} should be constructed so       that when the algorithm for the resolution of canonical       references (described in section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SACR}{16.2.6. }) is       applied to it the result is a valid URI reference to the       intended target 
    \item[{Note}]
  The <refsDecl> to use may be indicated with the {decls} attribute.Currently these Guidelines only provide for a single canonical reference to be encoded on           any given <ptr> element.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical}\index{att.canonical (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{key=@key!att.canonical (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{ref=@ref!att.canonical (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes which can be used to associate a representation such as a name or title     with canonical information about the object being named or referenced.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} [\hyperlink{TEI.att.personal}{att.personal} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace}]  \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@key]
  provides an externally-defined means of identifying the entity (or entities) being         named, using a coded value of some kind.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text} 
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{author}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{name}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}key="{name 427308}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{organisation}">}[New Zealand Parliament, Legislative Council]{</\textbf{name}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{author}>}
    \item[{Note}]
  The value may be a unique identifier from a database, or any other externally-defined           string identifying the referent. 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@ref]
  (reference) provides an explicit means of locating a full definition for the entity being named by         means of one or more URIs.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Note}]
  The value must point directly to one or more XML elements by means of one or more URIs,           separated by whitespace. If more than one is supplied, the implication is that the name           identifies several distinct entities. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable}\index{att.datable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{calendar=@calendar!att.datable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{period=@period!att.datable (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for normalization of elements that contain   dates, times, or datable events.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c} (\textit{@when}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@calendar]
  indicates the system or calendar to which the date represented by the content of this         element belongs.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Schematron}]
   <sch:rule context="tei:*[@calendar]"> <sch:assert test="string-length(.) gt 0">@calendar indicates the system or calendar to which the date represented by the content of this element  belongs, but this <sch:name/> element has no textual content.</sch:assert></sch:rule>
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont He was born on {<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}calendar="{#Gregorian}">}Feb. 22, 1732{</\textbf{date}>} \mbox{}\newline 
 ({<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}calendar="{#Julian}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1732-02-22}">} Feb. 11, 1731/32, O.S.{</\textbf{date}>}).
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@period]
  supplies a pointer to some location defining a named         period of time within which the datable item is understood to         have occurred.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Note}]
  This superclass provides attributes that     can be used to provide normalized values of temporal information.     By default, the attributes from the \textsf{att.datable.w3c} class are provided. If the     module for names & dates is loaded, this class also provides     attributes from the \textsf{att.datable.iso} and     \textsf{att.datable.custom} classes. In general, the possible values of attributes restricted to     the W3C datatypes form a subset of those values available via the     ISO 8601 standard. However, the greater expressiveness of the ISO     datatypes may not be needed, and there exists much greater     software support for the W3C datatypes.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.datable.w3c}{att.datable.w3c}\index{att.datable.w3c (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{when=@when!att.datable.w3c (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for normalization of elements that contain   datable events using the W3C datatypes.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.datable}{att.datable} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@when]
  supplies the value of the date or time in a standard form,       e.g. yyyy-mm-dd.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.temporal.w3c} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  A normalized form of temporal expression conforming to the W3C 	\textit{XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes Second Edition}.
    \item[]Examples of W3C date, time, and date & time formats.\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1945-10-24}">}24 Oct 45{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1996-09-24T07:25:00Z}">}September 24th, 1996 at 3:25 in the morning{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{time}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1999-01-04T20:42:00-05:00}">}Jan 4 1999 at 8 pm{</\textbf{time}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{time}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{14:12:38}">}fourteen twelve and 38 seconds{</\textbf{time}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1962-10}">}October of 1962{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{--06-12}">}June 12th{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{---01}">}the first of the month{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{--08}">}August{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2006}">}MMVI{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{0056}">}AD 56{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{-0056}">}56 BC{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont This list begins in\mbox{}\newline 
 the year 1632, more precisely on Trinity Sunday, i.e. the Sunday after\mbox{}\newline 
 Pentecost, in that year the {<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}calendar="{#Julian}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1632-06-06}">}27th of May (old style){</\textbf{date}>}.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{opener}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{placeName}>}Dorchester, Village,{</\textbf{placeName}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{date}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{1828-03-02}">}March 2d. 1828.{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{dateline}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{salute}>}To\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} Mrs. Cornell,{</\textbf{salute}>} Sunday {<\textbf{time}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}when="{12:00:00}">}noon.{</\textbf{time}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{opener}>}
    \item[{Note}]
  The value of the {when} attribute should be the         normalized representation of the date, time, or combined date         & time intended, in any of the standard formats specified         by \textit{XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes Second Edition}, using the Gregorian calendar. The most commonly-encountered format for the date part of the {when} attribute is  \texttt{yyyy-mm-dd}, but 	  \texttt{yyyy}, \texttt{--mm}, \texttt{---dd}, 	  \texttt{yyyy-mm}, or \texttt{--mm-dd} may also be 	  used. For the time part, the form \texttt{hh:mm:ss} is 	  used. Note that this format does not currently permit use of the 	  value {0000} to represent the year 1 BCE; instead 	  the value {-0001} should be used. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat}\index{att.datcat (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{datcat=@datcat!att.datcat (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{valueDatcat=@valueDatcat!att.datcat (attribute class)|oddindex} introduces {dcr:datacat} and {dcr:ValueDatacat} attributes that may be used to      align XML elements or attributes with the appropriate Data Categories (DCs) defined by the ISO 12620:2009      standard and stored in the Web repository called ISOCat at \xref{http://www.isocat.org/}{http://www.isocat.org/}. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DI.html#DIMVLV}{9.5.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FS.html#FSSY}{18.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@datcat]
  contains a PID (persistent identifier) that aligns the given element with the appropriate          Data Category (or categories) in ISOcat.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@valueDatcat]
  contains a PID (persistent identifier) that aligns the content of the given         element or the value of the given attribute with the appropriate simple Data         Category (or categories) in ISOcat.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Example}]
  In this example {dcr:datcat} relates the feature name to the data category       "partOfSpeech" and {dcr:valueDatcat} the feature value to the data category       "commonNoun". Both these data categories reside in the ISOcat DCR at \xref{http://www.isocat.org}{www.isocat.org}, which is the DCR used by ISO       TC37 and hosted by its registration authority, the MPI for Psycholinguistics in       Nijmegen.\leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{fs}\mbox{}\newline 
   xmlns:dcr="http://www.isocat.org/ns/dcr">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{f}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}name="{POS}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}dcr:datcat="{http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-1345}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}fVal="{common noun}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}dcr:valueDatcat="{http://www.isocat.org/datcat/DC-1256}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{fs}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  ISO 12620:2009 is a standard describing the data model and procedures for a Data       Category Registry (DCR). Data categories are defined as elementary descriptors in a       linguistic structure. In the DCR data model each data category gets assigned a       unique Peristent IDentifier (PID), i.e., an URI. Linguistic resources or preferably       their schemas that make use of data categories from a DCR should refer to them using       this PID. For XML-based resources, like TEI documents, ISO 12620:2009 normative       Annex A gives a small Data Category Reference XML vocabulary (also available online       at \xref{http://www.isocat.org/12620/}{http://www.isocat.org/12620/}),       which provides two attributes, {dcr:datcat} and       {dcr:valueDatcat}.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.declarable}{att.declarable}\index{att.declarable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{default=@default!att.declarable (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for those elements in the TEI Header which   may be independently selected by means of  the special purpose {decls} attribute. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS}{15.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@default]
  indicates whether or not this element is selected by default when its parent is selected.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.truthValue} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[true]This element is selected if its parent is selected
\item[false]This element can only be selected explicitly, unless it is the only one of its kind, in which case it is selected if its parent is selected.{ [Default]}
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Note}]
  The rules governing the association of declarable elements with     individual parts of a TEI text are fully defined in chapter \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS}{15.3. }. Only one element of a particular type may have a     {default} attribute with a value of {true}.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.declaring}{att.declaring}\index{att.declaring (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{decls=@decls!att.declaring (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements which may be independently associated with a particular declarable element within the header, thus overriding the inherited default for that element. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS}{15.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@decls]
  identifies one or more \emph{declarable elements} within the header, which are understood to apply to the element bearing this attribute and its content.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  must identify a set of declarable elements of different types. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Note}]
  The rules governing the association of declarable elements with individual parts of a TEI text are fully defined in chapter \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CC.html#CCAS}{15.3. }.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions}\index{att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{unit=@unit!att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{quantity=@quantity!att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{extent=@extent!att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{precision=@precision!att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{scope=@scope!att.dimensions (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for describing the size of physical objects.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del}]  \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@unit]
  names the unit used for the measurement
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[cm](centimetres) 
\item[mm](millimetres) 
\item[in](inches) 
\item[lines]lines of text
\item[chars](characters) characters of text
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@quantity]
  specifies the length in the units specified
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@extent]
  indicates the size of the object concerned using a project-specific vocabulary combining         quantity and units in a single string of words. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  any measurement phrase, e.g. \emph{25 letters}, \emph{2 × 3       inches}.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{gap}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}extent="{5 words}"/>}
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{height}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}extent="{half the page}"/>}
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@precision]
  characterizes the precision of the values specified by the other attributes.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.certainty} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@scope]
  where the measurement summarizes more than one observation, specifies the applicability         of this measurement.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[all]measurement applies to all instances.
\item[most]measurement applies to most of the instances inspected.
\item[range]measurement applies to only the specified range of instances.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.divLike}{att.divLike}\index{att.divLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{org=@org!att.divLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{sample=@sample!att.divLike (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes common to all elements which behave in the same way as divisions. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/DS.html#DS}{4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@org]
  (organization) specifies how the content of the division is organized.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[composite]composite content: i.e. no claim is made about the 		  sequence in which the immediate contents of this division 		  are to be processed, or their inter-relationships.
\item[uniform]uniform content: i.e. the immediate contents of this 		  element are regarded as forming a logical unit, to be 		  processed in sequence.{ [Default]}
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@sample]
  indicates whether this division is a sample of the 		original source and if so, from which part.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[initial]division lacks material present at end in source.
\item[medial]division lacks material at start and end.
\item[final]division lacks material at start.
\item[unknown]position of sampled material within original unknown.
\item[complete]division is not a sample.{ [Default]}
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.docStatus}{att.docStatus}\index{att.docStatus (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{status=@status!att.docStatus (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for use on metadata elements   describing the status of a document.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@status]
  describes the status of a document either currently or, when associated with a dated element, at the time indicated.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[approved]
\item[candidate]
\item[cleared]
\item[deprecated]
\item[draft]{ [Default]}
\item[embargoed]
\item[expired]
\item[frozen]
\item[galley]
\item[proposed]
\item[published]
\item[recommendation]
\item[submitted]
\item[unfinished]
\item[withdrawn]
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{revisionDesc}\hspace*{6pt}status="{published}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2010-10-21}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{published}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2010-10-02}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{cleared}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2010-08-02}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{embargoed}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2010-05-01}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{frozen}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#MSM}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{change}\hspace*{6pt}when="{2010-03-01}"\hspace*{6pt}status="{draft}"\hspace*{6pt}who="{#LB}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{revisionDesc}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike}\index{att.editLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{evidence=@evidence!att.editLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{source=@source!att.editLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{instant=@instant!att.editLike (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes describing the nature of an encoded scholarly intervention or     interpretation of any kind. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del}]  \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@evidence]
  indicates the nature of the evidence supporting the reliability or accuracy of the         intervention or interpretation.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[internal]there is internal evidence to support the intervention.
\item[external]there is external evidence to support the intervention.
\item[conjecture]the intervention or interpretation has been made by the editor, cataloguer, or             scholar on the basis of their expertise.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@source]
  contains a list of one or more pointers indicating sources       supporting the given  intervention or interpretation.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  A space-delimited series of sigla; each sigil should correspond to a witness or         witness group and occur as the value of the {xml:id} attribute on a         <witness> or <msDesc> element elsewhere in the document.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@instant]
  indicates whether this is an instant revision or not.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.xTruthValue} 
    \item[{Default} ]
  false
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Note}]
  The members of this attribute class are typically used to represent any kind of editorial       intervention in a text, for example a correction or interpretation, or to date or localize       manuscripts etc.
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.edition}{att.edition}\index{att.edition (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{ed=@ed!att.edition (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{edRef=@edRef!att.edition (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes identifying the source edition from which   some encoded feature derives.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@ed]
  (edition) supplies an arbitrary identifier for the source edition in which       the associated feature (for example, a  page, column, or line       break) occurs at this point in the text.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.code} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  A string of characters or sigil used        conventionally to identify  the edition.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@edRef]
   (edition reference) provides a pointer to the source edition in which       the associated feature (for example, a  page, column, or line       break) occurs at this point in the text.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{l}>}Of Mans First Disobedience,{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1674}"/>} and{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667}"/>} the Fruit{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}Of that Forbidden Tree, whose{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667 1674}"/>} mortal tast{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{l}>}Brought Death into the World,{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1667}"/>} and all{<\textbf{lb}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{1674}"/>} our woe,{</\textbf{l}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{listBibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{stapledon1937}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Olaf Stapledon{</\textbf{author}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Starmaker{</\textbf{title}>}, {<\textbf{publisher}>}Methuen{</\textbf{publisher}>}, {<\textbf{date}>}1937{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{stapledon1968}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{author}>}Olaf Stapledon{</\textbf{author}>},\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}>}Starmaker{</\textbf{title}>}, {<\textbf{publisher}>}Dover{</\textbf{publisher}>}, {<\textbf{date}>}1968{</\textbf{date}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{bibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{listBibl}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{p}>}Looking into the future aeons from the supreme moment of\mbox{}\newline 
 the cosmos, I saw the populations still with all their\mbox{}\newline 
 strength maintaining the{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{411}"\hspace*{6pt}edRef="{#stapledon1968}"/>}essentials of their ancient culture,\mbox{}\newline 
 still living their personal lives in zest and endless\mbox{}\newline 
 novelty of action, … I saw myself still\mbox{}\newline 
 preserving, though with increasing difficulty, my lucid\mbox{}\newline 
 con-{<\textbf{pb}\hspace*{6pt}n="{291}"\hspace*{6pt}edRef="{#stapledon1937}"/>}sciousness;{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable}\index{att.fragmentable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{part=@part!att.fragmentable (attribute class)|oddindex} groups structural elements which may be fragmented, usually as   a consequence of some overlapping hierarchy.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.divLike}{att.divLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div}]  \hyperlink{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}]  \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@part]
  specifies whether or not its parent element is fragmented       in some way, typically by some other overlapping structure : for       example a speech which is divided between two or more verse       stanzas, a paragraph which is split across a page division, a       verse line which is divided between two speakers.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[Y] (yes) the element is fragmented in some (unspecified) respect
\item[N] (no) either the element is not fragmented, or no claim is made as to its completeness.{ [Default]}
\item[I] (initial) this is the initial part of a fragmented element
\item[M] (medial) this is a medial part of a fragmented element
\item[F] (final) this is the final part of a fragmented element
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The values {I}, {M}, or {F}         should be used only where it is clear how the element may be         be reconstituted.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.global}{att.global}\index{att.global (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{xml:id=@xml:id!att.global (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{n=@n!att.global (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{xml:lang=@xml:lang!att.global (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{rend=@rend!att.global (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes common to all elements in the TEI encoding scheme.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader} \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy} \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table} \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking} (\textit{@corresp}, \textit{@next}, \textit{@prev}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic} (\textit{@ana}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs} (\textit{@facs}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@xml:id]
  (identifier) provides a unique identifier for the element bearing the attribute.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily xsd:ID} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The {xml:id} attribute may be used to specify a canonical reference for an           element; see section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS}{3.10. }.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@n]
  (number) gives a number (or other label) for an element, which is not necessarily unique within         the document.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  the value consists of a single token which may however       contain punctuation       characters, whitespace or word       separating characters. It need not be restricted to       numbers.
    \item[{Note}]
  The {n} attribute may be used to specify the numbering of chapters, sections,           list items, etc.; it may also be used in the specification of a standard reference system           for the text.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@xml:lang]
  (language) indicates the language of the element content using a tag generated         according to \xref{http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/bcp/bcp47.txt}{BCP 47}.           
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.language} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  The value must conform to BCP 47. If the value is a       private use code (i.e., starts with {x-} or contains       {-x-}), a <language> element with a matching       value for its {ident} attribute should be supplied in       the TEI Header to document this value. Such documentation may       also optionally be supplied for non-private-use codes, though       these must remain consistent with their       IETFInternet Engineering Task       Force definitions.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{p}>} … The consequences of\mbox{}\newline 
 this rapid depopulation were the loss of the last\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{foreign}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{rap}">}ariki{</\textbf{foreign}>} or chief\mbox{}\newline 
 (Routledge 1920:205,210) and their connections to\mbox{}\newline 
 ancestral territorial organization.{</\textbf{p}>}
    \item[{Note}]
  the xml:lang value will be inherited from the immediately enclosing element, or from its parent, and so on up the document hierarchy. It is generally good practice to specify xml:lang at the highest appropriate level, noticing that a different default may be needed for the teiHeader from that needed for the associated resource element or elements, and that a single TEI document may contain texts in many languages.The authoritative list of registered language subtags is maintained by IANA and            is available at \url{http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry}.            For a good general overview of the construction of language tags, see            \url{http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/}, and for            a practical step-by-step guide, see            \url{http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-choosing-language-tags}.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@rend]
  (rendition) indicates how the element in question was rendered or presented in the source text.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  may contain any number of tokens, each of which may       contain letters, punctuation marks, or symbols, but not whitespace or        word-separating characters.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{head}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{align(center) case(allcaps)}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lb}/>}To The {<\textbf{lb}/>}Duchesse {<\textbf{lb}/>}of {<\textbf{lb}/>}Newcastle,\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{lb}/>}On Her {<\textbf{lb}/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{hi}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}rend="{case(mixed)}">}New Blazing-World{</\textbf{hi}>}. \mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{head}>}
    \item[{Note}]
  These Guidelines make no binding recommendations for the values of the {rend}           attribute; the characteristics of visual presentation vary too much from text to text and           the decision to record or ignore individual characteristics varies too much from project           to project. Some potentially useful conventions are noted from time to time at appropriate           points in the Guidelines. The values of the {rend} attribute are a set of  	sequence-indeterminate individual tokens separated by whitespace.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.global.analytic}{att.global.analytic}\index{att.global.analytic (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{ana=@ana!att.global.analytic (attribute class)|oddindex} provides additional global attributes for associating specific analyses or interpretations with appropriate portions of a text. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AISP}{17.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  analysis — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} [\hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader} \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy} \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table} \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@ana]
  (analysis) indicates one or more elements containing interpretations of the element on which the {ana} attribute appears.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  one or more valid identifiers of one or more interpretive elements (usually <fs> or <interp>), separated by white space.
    \item[{Note}]
  When multiple values are given, they may reflect either multiple divergent interpretations of an ambiguous text, or multiple mutually consistent interpretations of the same passage in different contexts.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.global.facs}{att.global.facs}\index{att.global.facs (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{facs=@facs!att.global.facs (attribute class)|oddindex} groups elements corresponding with all or part of an image, because they contain an     alternative representation of it, typically but not necessarily a transcription of it. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHFAX}{11.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  transcr — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} [\hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader} \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy} \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table} \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@facs]
  (facsimile) points to all or part of an image which corresponds with the content of the element.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.global.linking}{att.global.linking}\index{att.global.linking (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{corresp=@corresp!att.global.linking (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{next=@next!att.global.linking (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{prev=@prev!att.global.linking (attribute class)|oddindex} defines a set of attributes for hypertext and other linking, which are enabled for all elements when the additional tag set for linking is selected.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  linking — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.global}{att.global} [\hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.choice}{choice} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.address}{address} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.respStmt}{respStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.sp}{sp} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage} \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus} \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen} \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader} \hyperlink{TEI.fileDesc}{fileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.titleStmt}{titleStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.editionStmt}{editionStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.publicationStmt}{publicationStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno} \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.seriesStmt}{seriesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.notesStmt}{notesStmt} \hyperlink{TEI.sourceDesc}{sourceDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.encodingDesc}{encodingDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.projectDesc}{projectDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.samplingDecl}{samplingDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.editorialDecl}{editorialDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.refsDecl}{refsDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.classDecl}{classDecl} \hyperlink{TEI.taxonomy}{taxonomy} \hyperlink{TEI.category}{category} \hyperlink{TEI.profileDesc}{profileDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.creation}{creation} \hyperlink{TEI.langUsage}{langUsage} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.textClass}{textClass} \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef} \hyperlink{TEI.revisionDesc}{revisionDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.TEI}{TEI} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.body}{body} \hyperlink{TEI.group}{group} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.byline}{byline} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.argument}{argument} \hyperlink{TEI.epigraph}{epigraph} \hyperlink{TEI.opener}{opener} \hyperlink{TEI.closer}{closer} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.postscript}{postscript} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage} \hyperlink{TEI.docTitle}{docTitle} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.docImprint}{docImprint} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.front}{front} \hyperlink{TEI.back}{back} \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table} \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp} \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code} \hyperlink{TEI.eg}{eg} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident} \hyperlink{TEI.val}{val}] 
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@corresp]
  (corresponds) points to elements that correspond to the current       element in some way.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{p}>} In order to meet your instructions more fully on that subject,\mbox{}\newline 
 I directed {<\textbf{persName}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{personography.xml#pemberton_jd}">}Mr Surveyor Pemberton{</\textbf{persName}>} \mbox{}\newline 
 to draw up a report describing in a general manner the existing arrangements for the sale of\mbox{}\newline 
 land on {<\textbf{placeName}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{placeography.xml#vancouver_island}">}Vancouver's Island{</\textbf{placeName}>},\mbox{}\newline 
 and the proposed arrangements for the sale of land in\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{placeName}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{placeography.xml#british_columbia}">}British Columbia{</\textbf{placeName}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{group}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{t1-g1-t1}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{mi}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{t1-g1-t1-body1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}He Whakamaramatanga mo te Ture Hoko, Riihi hoki, i nga Whenua Maori, 1876.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}…{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{text}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{t1-g1-t2}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:lang="{en}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{body}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{t1-g1-t2-body1}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}corresp="{#t1-g1-t1-body1}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{div}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{chapter}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}An Act to regulate the Sale, Letting, and Disposal of Native Lands, 1876.{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{p}>}…{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{div}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{body}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{text}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{group}>}In this example a <group> contains two <text>s, each containing the same document in a different language. The correspondance is indicated using <corresp>. The language is indicated using \texttt{xml:lang}, whose value is inherited; both the tag with the <corresp> and the tag pointed to by the <corresp> inhreit the value from their immediate parent.  
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@next]
  points to the next element of a virtual aggregate of which       the current element is part.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@prev]
  (previous) points to the previous element of a virtual aggregate of       which the current element is part.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.interpLike}{att.interpLike}\index{att.interpLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{type=@type!att.interpLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{inst=@inst!att.interpLike (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements which represent a formal analysis or interpretation. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AIATTS}{17.2. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  indicates what kind of phenomenon is being noted in the passage.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Recommended
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[image]identifies an image in the passage.    
\item[character]identifies a character associated with the passage.    
\item[theme]identifies a theme in the passage.    
\item[allusion]identifies an allusion to another text.    
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@inst]
  (instances) points to instances of the analysis or interpretation represented by the current element.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Note}]
  The current element should be an analytic one.  The element 	pointed at should be a textual one.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.media}{att.media}\index{att.media (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{width=@width!att.media (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{height=@height!att.media (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{scale=@scale!att.media (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for specifying display and related properties of   external media.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@width]
  Where the media are displayed, indicates the  display width 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.outputMeasurement} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@height]
  Where the media are displayed, indicates the display height
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.outputMeasurement} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@scale]
  Where the media are displayed, indicates a scale factor to       be applied when generating the desired display size
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.milestoneUnit}{att.milestoneUnit}\index{att.milestoneUnit (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{unit=@unit!att.milestoneUnit (attribute class)|oddindex} provides an attribute to indicate the type of section which is changing at a specific milestone. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CORS5}{3.10.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD54M}{2.3.6.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/HD.html#HD54}{2.3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  core — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@unit]
  provides a conventional name for the kind of section changing at this milestone.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  {Required}
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[page]physical page breaks (synonymous with the <pb> element).
\item[column]column breaks.
\item[line]line breaks (synonymous with the <lb> element).
\item[book]any units termed book, liber, etc.
\item[poem]individual poems in a collection.
\item[canto]cantos or other major sections of a poem.
\item[speaker]changes of speaker or narrator.
\item[stanza]stanzas within a poem, book, or canto.
\item[act]acts within a play.
\item[scene]scenes within a play or act.
\item[section]sections of any kind.
\item[absent]passages not present in the reference edition.
\item[unnumbered]passages present in the text, but not to be included as part of the reference.
\end{description} 
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{milestone}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}n="{23}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{La}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{Dreissiger}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
 ... {<\textbf{milestone}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}n="{24}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}ed="{AV}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}unit="{verse}"/>} ...
    \item[{Note}]
  If the milestone marks the beginning of a piece of text not present in the reference           edition, the special value \emph{absent} may be used as the value of           {unit}. The normal interpretation is that the reference edition does not contain           the text which follows, until the next <milestone> tag for the edition in question           is encountered.In addition to the values suggested, other terms may be appropriate (e.g.           \emph{Stephanus} for the Stephanus numbers in Plato).
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming}\index{att.naming (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{role=@role!att.naming (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{nymRef=@nymRef!att.naming (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes common to elements which refer to named persons, places, organizations etc. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#CONARS}{3.5.1. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ND.html#NDNYM}{13.3.5. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.personal}{att.personal} [\hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}]  \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@role]
  may be used to specify further information about the entity referenced by this name, for example the occupation of a person, or the status of a place. 
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@nymRef]
  (reference to the canonical name) provides a means of locating the canonical form       (\emph{nym}) of the names associated with the object        named by       the element bearing it.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Note}]
  The value must point directly to one or more XML elements         by means of one or more URIs, separated by whitespace. If more         than one is supplied, the implication is that the name         is associated with  several distinct canonical names.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.personal}{att.personal}\index{att.personal (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{full=@full!att.personal (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{sort=@sort!att.personal (attribute class)|oddindex} (attributes for components of names usually, but not necessarily, personal names) common attributes for those elements which form part of a name usually, but not necessarily, a personal name. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ND.html#NDPER}{13.2.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.naming}{att.naming} (\textit{@role}, \textit{@nymRef})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.canonical}{att.canonical} (\textit{@key}, \textit{@ref})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@full]
  indicates whether the name component is given in full, as an abbreviation or simply as an initial.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[yes]the name component is spelled out in full.{ [Default]}
\item[abb](abbreviated) the name component is given in an abbreviated form.
\item[init](initial letter) the name component is indicated only by one initial.
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@sort]
  specifies the sort order of the name component in relation to others within the name.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  A positive number indicating the sort order.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.placement}{att.placement}\index{att.placement (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{place=@place!att.placement (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for describing where on the source page or   object a textual element appears. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COEDADD}{3.4.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHAD}{11.3.1.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@place]
  specifies where this item is placed
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Recommended
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[below]below the line
\item[bottom]at the foot of the page
\item[margin]in the margin (left, right, or both)
\item[top]at the top of the page
\item[opposite]on the opposite, i.e. facing, page
\item[overleaf]on the other side of the leaf
\item[above]above the line
\item[end]at the end of e.g. chapter or volume.
\item[inline]within the body of the text.
\item[inspace] in a predefined space, for example left by an earlier scribe.
\end{description} 
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{add}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}place="{margin}">}[An addition written in the margin]{</\textbf{add}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{add}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}place="{bottom opposite}">}[An addition written at the\mbox{}\newline 
 foot of the current page and also on the facing page]{</\textbf{add}>}
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{note}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}place="{bottom}">}Ibid, p.7{</\textbf{note}>}
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.pointing}{att.pointing}\index{att.pointing (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{targetLang=@targetLang!att.pointing (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{target=@target!att.pointing (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{evaluate=@evaluate!att.pointing (attribute class)|oddindex} defines a set of attributes used by all elements which point   to other elements by means of one or more URI references. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STGAla}{1.3.1.1.2. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COXR}{3.6. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@targetLang]
  specifies the language of the content to be found at the destination referenced by {target}, using a language tag generated         according to \xref{http://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/bcp/bcp47.txt}{BCP 47}.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.language} 
    \item[{Schematron}]
   <sch:rule  context="tei:*[not(self::tei:schemaSpec)][@targetLang]"> <sch:assert test="count(@target)">@targetLang can only be used if @target is specified.</sch:assert></sch:rule>
    \item[{Values} ]
  The value must conform to BCP 47. If the value is a       private use code (i.e., starts with {x-} or contains       {-x-}), a <language> element with a matching       value for its {ident} attribute should be supplied in       the TEI Header to document this value. Such documentation may       also optionally be supplied for non-private-use codes, though       these must remain consistent with their       IETFInternet Engineering Task       Force definitions.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{linkGrp}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{pol-swh_aln_2.1-linkGrp}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{ptr}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{pol-swh_aln_2.1.1-ptr}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{pol/UDHR/text.xml#pol_txt_1-head}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{tuv}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}targetLang="{pl}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{ptr}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{pol-swh_aln_2.1.2-ptr}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}target="{swh/UDHR/text.xml#swh_txt_1-head}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{tuv}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}targetLang="{sw}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{linkGrp}>}In the example above, the <linkGrp> combines         pointers at parallel fragments of the \textit{Universal         Declaration of Human Rights}: one of them is in Polish,         the other in Swahili.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@target]
  specifies the destination of the reference by supplying one or more URI References
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  One or more syntactically valid URI references, separated by whitespace. Because         whitespace is used to separate URIs, no whitespace is permitted inside a single URI. If a         whitespace character is required in a URI, it should be escaped with the normal mechanism,         e.g. \texttt{TEI%20Consortium}.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@evaluate]
  specifies the intended meaning when the target of a       pointer is itself a pointer.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[all]if the element pointed to is itself a pointer, then 	  the target of that pointer will be taken, and so on, until 	  an element is found which is not a pointer.
\item[one]if the element pointed to is itself a pointer, then 	  its target (whether a pointer or not) is taken as the target 	  of this pointer.
\item[none]no further evaluation of targets is carried out 	  beyond that needed to find the element specified in the 	  pointer's target.
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  If no value is given, the application program is           responsible for deciding (possibly on the basis of user           input) how far to trace a chain of pointers.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging}\index{att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{atLeast=@atLeast!att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{atMost=@atMost!att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{min=@min!att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{max=@max!att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{confidence=@confidence!att.ranging (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for describing numerical ranges.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} [\hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del}]  \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}] ]  \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@atLeast]
  gives a minimum estimated value for the approximate measurement.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@atMost]
  gives a maximum estimated value for the approximate measurement.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@min]
  where the measurement summarizes more than one observation       or a range, supplies the minimum value         observed.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@max]
  where the measurement summarizes more than one observation         or a range, supplies the maximum value         observed.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.numeric} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@confidence]
  specifies the degree of statistical confidence (between zero and one) that a value falls within the range         specified by {min} and {max}, or the proportion of observed values that fall within that range.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.probability} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.resourced}{att.resourced}\index{att.resourced (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{url=@url!att.resourced (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes by which a resource (such as an externally   held media file) may be located.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.graphic}{graphic}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@url]
  (uniform resource locator) specifies the URL from which the media concerned may be obtained.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  {Required}
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility}\index{att.responsibility (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{cert=@cert!att.responsibility (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{resp=@resp!att.responsibility (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes indicating who is responsible for   something asserted by the markup and the degree of certainty   associated with it. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional} [\hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del}]  \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan}]  \hyperlink{TEI.att.interpLike}{att.interpLike} [\hyperlink{TEI.interp}{interp} \hyperlink{TEI.interpGrp}{interpGrp}]  \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@cert]
  (certainty) signifies the degree of certainty associated with the intervention or interpretation.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.certainty} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@resp]
  (responsible party) indicates the agency responsible for the intervention or interpretation, for example an         editor or transcriber.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  A pointer to an element typically, but not necessarily, in the document header that is associated with a person         asserted as responsible for some aspect of the text's creation, transcription, editing, or         encoding.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.segLike}{att.segLike}\index{att.segLike (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{function=@function!att.segLike (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements used for arbitrary segmentation.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/SA.html#SASE}{16.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/AI.html#AILC}{17.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.datcat}{att.datcat} (\textit{@datcat}, \textit{@valueDatcat}) \hyperlink{TEI.att.fragmentable}{att.fragmentable} (\textit{@part}) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@function]
  characterizes the function of the segment.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  For a <cl>, may take values such as coordinate, subject, adverbial etc. For a <phr>, such values as subject, predicate etc. may be more appropriate.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.sortable}{att.sortable}\index{att.sortable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{sortKey=@sortKey!att.sortable (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements in lists or groups that are sortable, but whose sorting key cannot be derived mechanically from the element content. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@sortKey]
  supplies the sort key for this element in an index, list or group which contains it.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.word} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  a sequence of characters which, when sorted with the other values, will produced           the desired order; specifics of sort key construction are application-dependent.
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont David's other principal backer, Josiah\mbox{}\newline 
 ha-Kohen {<\textbf{index}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}indexName="{NAMES}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{term}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}sortKey="{Azarya_Josiah_Kohen}">}Josiah ha-Kohen b. Azarya{</\textbf{term}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{index}>} b. Azarya, son of one of the last gaons of Sura was David's own first\mbox{}\newline 
 cousin.
    \item[{Note}]
  The sort key is used to determine the sequence and grouping of entries in an index.Dictionary order often differs from the collation sequence of machine-readable character             sets; in English-language dictionaries, an entry for \emph{4-H} will often             appear alphabetized under fourh, and \emph{McCoy} may be             alphabetized undermaccoy, while \emph{A1},             \emph{A4}, and \emph{A5} may all appear in numeric order             alphabetized between a- and AA. The sort key is             required if the orthography of the dictionary entry does not suffice to determine its             location.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.source}{att.source}\index{att.source (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{source=@source!att.source (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for pointing to the source of a bibliographic reference. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CO.html#COHQQ}{3.3.3. } \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/TS.html#TSBAWR}{8.3.4. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@source]
   (pointer to a bibliographical source reference) provides a pointer to the bibliographical source from which a quotation or citation is drawn.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
   1–∞ occurrences of \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} separated by whitespace
    \item[{Values} ]
  Must point to one or more bibliographic elements         in the TEI  header or elsewhere
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>} \mbox{}\newline 
 As Willard McCarty ({<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{mcc_2012}">}2012, p.2{</\textbf{bibl}>})\mbox{}\newline 
 tells us, {<\textbf{quote}\hspace*{6pt}source="{#mcc_2012}">}‘Collaboration’ is a a\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} problematic and should be a contested term.{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{quote}\hspace*{6pt}source="{#chicago_15_ed}">}Grammatical theories\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} are in flux, and the more we learn, the less we\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} seem to know.{</\textbf{quote}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{p}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{bibl}\hspace*{6pt}xml:id="{chicago_15_ed}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{title}\hspace*{6pt}level="{m}">}The Chicago Manual of Style{</\textbf{title}>},\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{edition}>}15th edition{</\textbf{edition}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{pubPlace}>}Chicago{</\textbf{pubPlace}>}:\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{publisher}>}University of Chicago Press{</\textbf{publisher}>} \mbox{}\newline 
 ({<\textbf{date}>}2003{</\textbf{date}>}),\mbox{}\newline 
{<\textbf{biblScope}\hspace*{6pt}type="{pp}">}p.147{</\textbf{biblScope}>}.\mbox{}\newline 
\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{bibl}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.spanning}{att.spanning}\index{att.spanning (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{spanTo=@spanTo!att.spanning (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes for elements which delimit a span of text by pointing mechanisms rather than by enclosing it. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STECAT}{1.3.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@spanTo]
  indicates the end of a span initiated by the element 	bearing this attribute.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Schematron}]
  The @spanTo attribute must point to an element following the 	current element <sch:rule context="tei:*[@spanTo]"> <sch:assert   test="following::*[@xml:id=substring(current()/@target,2)]">The element indicated by @spanTo must follow the current element <sch:name/> </sch:assert></sch:rule>
    \item[{Schematron}]
  La valeur de @spanTo doit identifier un element 	dans le document actuel <sch:rule context="tei:*[@spanTo]"> <sch:assert test="id(substring(@spanTo,2))">@spanTo on <sch:name/> must point to the identifier of some element in this document</sch:assert></sch:rule>
    \item[{Values} ]
  points to an element following this one in the current document. 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Note}]
  The span is defined as running in document order from the start     of the content of the pointing element  to the end of the     content of the element pointed to by the spanTo attribute (if     any). If no value is supplied for the attribute, the assumption is that the span is     coextensive with the pointing element. If no content is present,     the assumption is that the starting point of the span is     immediately following the element itself. 
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.tableDecoration}{att.tableDecoration}\index{att.tableDecoration (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{role=@role!att.tableDecoration (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{rows=@rows!att.tableDecoration (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{cols=@cols!att.tableDecoration (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes used to decorate rows or cells of a table. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/FT.html#FT}{14. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.row}{row} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@role]
  indicates the kind of information held in this cell or in each cell of this row.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Suggested values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[label]labelling or descriptive information only.
\item[data]data values.{ [Default]}
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  When this attribute is specified on a row, its value is the 	default for all cells in this row. When specified on a cell, 	its value overrides any default specified by the {role} attribute of the parent <row> element.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@rows]
  indicates the number of rows occupied by this cell or row.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
    \item[{Default} ]
  1
    \item[{Values} ]
  A number; a value greater than one indicates that this       cell (or row)       spans several rows.
    \item[{Note}]
  Where several cells span several rows, it may be more convenient to use nested tables.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@cols]
  (columns) indicates the number of columns occupied by this cell or 	row.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
    \item[{Default} ]
  1
    \item[{Values} ]
  A number; a value greater than one indicates that this       cell or row       spans several columns.
    \item[{Note}]
  Where an initial cell spans an entire row, it may be better treated as a heading.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.transcriptional}{att.transcriptional}\index{att.transcriptional (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{hand=@hand!att.transcriptional (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{status=@status!att.transcriptional (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{cause=@cause!att.transcriptional (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{seq=@seq!att.transcriptional (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes specific to elements encoding authorial or   scribal intervention in a text when   transcribing manuscript or similar sources. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#ST}{1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes \hyperlink{TEI.att.editLike}{att.editLike} (\textit{@evidence}, \textit{@source}, \textit{@instant})  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.dimensions}{att.dimensions} (\textit{@unit}, \textit{@quantity}, \textit{@extent}, \textit{@precision}, \textit{@scope}) (\hyperlink{TEI.att.ranging}{att.ranging} (\textit{@atLeast}, \textit{@atMost}, \textit{@min}, \textit{@max}, \textit{@confidence})) )  (\hyperlink{TEI.att.responsibility}{att.responsibility} (\textit{@cert}, \textit{@resp})) \hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@hand]
  signifies the hand of the agent which made the intervention.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer} 
    \item[{Values} ]
  must refer to a <handNote> element, typically       declared in the document header (see section \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/PH.html#PHDH}{11.3.2.1. }).
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@status]
  indicates the effect of the intervention, for example in       the case of a deletion, strikeouts       which include too much or too little text, or in the case of an       addition, an insertion which duplicates some of the text       already present.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Sample values include:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[duplicate]all of the text indicated as an addition duplicates 	  some text that is in the original, whether the duplication 	  is word-for-word or less exact.
\item[duplicate-partial]part of the text indicated as an addition duplicates 	  some text that is in the original
\item[excessStart]some text at the beginning of the deletion is marked           as deleted even though it clearly should not be           deleted.
\item[excessEnd]some text at the end of the deletion is marked as           deleted even though it clearly should not be           deleted.
\item[shortStart]some text at the beginning of the deletion is not           marked as deleted even though it clearly should be.
\item[shortEnd]some text at the end of the deletion is not marked as           deleted even though it clearly should be.
\item[partial]some text in the deletion is not marked as deleted 	  even though it clearly should be.
\item[unremarkable]the deletion is not faulty.{ [Default]}
\end{description} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Status information on each deletion is needed rather rarely 	except in critical editions from authorial manuscripts; status 	information on additions is even less common.Marking a deletion or addition as faulty is inescapably an         interpretive act; the usual test applied in practice is the 	linguistic acceptability of the text with and without the         letters or words in question.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@cause]
  documents the presumed cause for the intervention.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Legal values are:}]
  \begin{description}

\item[fix]repeated for the purpose of fixation
\item[unclear]repeated to clarify a previously illegible or badly written text    or mark
\end{description} 
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@seq]
  (sequence) assigns a sequence number related to the order in which       the encoded features carrying this attribute are believed to have occurred.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Mandatory when applicable
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count} 
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.translatable}{att.translatable}\index{att.translatable (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{versionDate=@versionDate!att.translatable (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes used to  indicate the status of a translatable portion of an ODD document.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@versionDate]
  specifies the date on which the source text was extracted and sent to the translator
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.temporal.w3c} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The {versionDate} attribute can be used to          determine whether a translation might         need to be revisited, by comparing the modification date on the         containing file with the {versionDate} value on the translation. If the         file has changed, changelogs can be checked to see whether the source         text has been modified since the translation was made.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
\end{reflist}  
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.att.typed}{att.typed}\index{att.typed (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{type=@type!att.typed (attribute class)|oddindex}\index{subtype=@subtype!att.typed (attribute class)|oddindex} provides attributes which can be used to classify or subclassify elements in any way.  [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STECAT}{1.3.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Members}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.cit}{cit} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.date}{date} \hyperlink{TEI.time}{time} \hyperlink{TEI.ptr}{ptr} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.head}{head} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.milestone}{milestone} \hyperlink{TEI.pb}{pb} \hyperlink{TEI.lb}{lb} \hyperlink{TEI.bibl}{bibl} \hyperlink{TEI.listBibl}{listBibl} \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem} \hyperlink{TEI.lg}{lg} \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.text}{text} \hyperlink{TEI.div}{div} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer} \hyperlink{TEI.figure}{figure} \hyperlink{TEI.anchor}{anchor} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w} \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc} \hyperlink{TEI.ident}{ident}
    \item[{Attributes}]
  Attributes\hfil\\[-10pt]\begin{sansreflist}
    \item[@type]
  characterizes the element in some sense, using any convenient  classification scheme or typology.
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[]\ttfamily\small\selectfont {<\textbf{div}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{verse}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}Night in Tarras{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lg}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{stanza}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}At evening tramping on the hot white road{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}…{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{lg}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}type="{stanza}">}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}A wind sprang up from nowhere as the sky{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{l}>}…{</\textbf{l}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{</\textbf{lg}>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{div}>}
    \item[{Note}]
  The {type} attribute is present on a number of 	elements, not all of which are members of \textsf{att.typed}, usually because these elements 	restrict the possible values for the attribute in a specific way.
\end{reflist}  
    \item[@subtype]
  provides a sub-categorization of the element, if needed
\begin{reflist}
    \item[{Status} ]
  Optional
    \item[{Datatype} ]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The {subtype} attribute may be used to provide any sub-classification for the element additional to that provided by its {type} attribute.
\end{reflist}  
\end{sansreflist}  
    \item[{Schematron}]
   <sch:rule context="*[@subtype]"> <sch:assert test="@type">The <sch:name/> element should not be categorized in detail with @subtype  unless also categorized in general with @type</sch:assert></sch:rule>
    \item[{Note}]
  When appropriate, values from an established typology should be     used. Alternatively a typology may be defined in the associated     TEI header. If values are to be taken from a project-specific     list, this should be defined using the <valList> element in     the project-specific schema description, as described in \xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/MD.html#MDMDAL}{23.3.1.4. } .
\end{reflist}  
\DivIIStar[Macros]{Macros}\index{data.certainty (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.certainty}{data.certainty} defines the range of attribute values expressing a degree of certainty.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.certainty = "high" | "medium" | "low" | "unknown"} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Certainty may be expressed by one of the predefined symbolic values {high},         {medium}, or {low}. The value 	{unknown} should be used in cases where the encoder 	does not wish to assert an opinion about the matter. For more precise indication, \textsf{data.probability} may be used instead or in addition.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.code (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.code}{data.code} defines the range of attribute values expressing a coded value by means of a pointer to some     other element which contains a definition for it.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.code = data.word} 
    \item[{Note}]
  It will usually be the case that the item pointed to is to be found somewhere else in the       current TEI document, typically in the header, but this is not mandatory.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.count (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.count}{data.count} defines the range of attribute values used for a non-negative integer value used as a count.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}/@rows
\item \hyperlink{TEI.table}{table}/@cols
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.count = xsd:nonNegativeInteger} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Only positive integer values (including zero) are permitted
\end{reflist}  \index{data.duration.iso (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.duration.iso}{data.duration.iso} defines the range of attribute values available for representation of a duration in time     using ISO 8601 standard formats\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.duration.iso = token ❴ pattern = "[0-9.,DHMPRSTWYZ/:+⃥-]+" ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}dur-iso="{PT0,75H}">}three-quarters of an hour{</\textbf{time}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}dur-iso="{P1,5D}">}a day and a half{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}dur-iso="{P14D}">}a fortnight{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}dur-iso="{PT0.02S}">}20 ms{</\textbf{time}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A duration is expressed as a sequence of number-letter pairs, preceded by the letter P; the       letter gives the unit and may be Y (year), M (month), D (day), H (hour), M (minute), or S       (second), in that order. The numbers are all unsigned integers, except for the last, which may       have a decimal component (using either \texttt{.} or \texttt{,} as the decimal point;       the latter is preferred). If any number is \emph{0}, then that number-letter       pair may be omitted. If any of the H (hour), M (minute), or S (second) number-letter pairs are       present, then the separator \texttt{T} must precede the first time       number-letter pair.For complete details, see ISO 8601 \textit{Data elements and interchange formats — Information         interchange — Representation of dates and times}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.duration.w3c (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.duration.w3c}{data.duration.w3c} defines the range of attribute values available for representation of a duration in time using W3C datatypes.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.duration.w3c = xsd:duration} 
    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}dur="{PT45M}">}forty-five minutes{</\textbf{time}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}dur="{P1DT12H}">}a day and a half{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{date}\hspace*{6pt}dur="{P7D}">}a week{</\textbf{date}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{time}\hspace*{6pt}dur="{PT0.02S}">}20 ms{</\textbf{time}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
  A duration is expressed as a sequence of number-letter pairs,     preceded by the letter P; the letter gives the unit and may be Y     (year), M (month), D (day), H (hour), M (minute), or S (second),     in that order. The numbers are all unsigned integers, except for     the \texttt{S} number, which may have a decimal component     (using \texttt{.} as the decimal point). If any number is     \emph{0}, then that number-letter pair may be     omitted. If any of the H (hour), M (minute), or S (second)     number-letter pairs are present, then the separator \texttt{T}     must precede the first time number-letter     pair.For complete details, see the \xref{http://www.w3.org/TR/2004/REC-xmlschema-2-20041028/#duration}{W3C     specification}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.enumerated (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.enumerated}{data.enumerated} defines the range of attribute values expressed as a single XML name taken from a list of     documented possibilities.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att}/@scheme
\item \hyperlink{TEI.availability}{availability}/@status
\item \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope}/@unit
\item \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.divGen}{divGen}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.formula}{formula}/@notation
\item \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap}/@agent
\item \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi}/@scheme
\item \hyperlink{TEI.idno}{idno}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.list}{list}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}/@force
\item \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}/@unit
\item \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.teiHeader}{teiHeader}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title}/@level
\item \hyperlink{TEI.titlePage}{titlePage}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart}/@type
\item \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}/@agent
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.enumerated = data.name} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Attributes using this datatype must contain a word which follows the rules defining a legal       XML name (see \url{http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#dt-name}): for example they cannot       include whitespace or begin with digits. Typically, the list of documented possibilities will be provided (or exemplified) by a value       list in the associated attribute specification, expressed with a <valList> element.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.language (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.language}{data.language} defines the range of attribute values used to identify a particular combination of human     language and writing system. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/CH.html#CHSH}{6.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language}/@ident
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.language = xsd:language} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The values for this attribute are language tags as defined in \xref{http://tools.ietf.org/html/bcp47}{BCP 47}. Currently BCP 47 comprises RFC 4646       and RFC 4647; over time, other IETF documents may succeed these as the best current practice.A language tag, per BCP 47, is assembled from a sequence of components       or \emph{subtags} separated by the hyphen character (\emph{-}, U+002D).       The tag is made of the following subtags, in the following order. Every subtag except the       first is optional. If present, each occurs only once, except the fourth and fifth components       (variant and extension), which are repeatable. \begin{description}

\item[language]The IANA-registered code for the language. This is almost always the same as the ISO           639 2-letter language code if there is one. The list of available registered language           subtags can be found at \url{http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry}. It is recommended           that this code be written in lower case.
\item[script]The ISO 15924 code for the script. These codes consist of 4 letters, and it is           recommended they be written with an initial capital, the other three letters in lower           case. The canonical list of codes is maintained by the Unicode Consortium, and is           available at \url{http://unicode.org/iso15924/iso15924-codes.html}. The IETF           recommends this code be omitted unless it is necessary to make a distinction you need.
\item[region]Either an ISO 3166 country code or a UN M.49 region code that is registered with IANA           (not all such codes are registered, e.g. UN codes for economic groupings or codes for           countries for which there is already an ISO 3166 2-letter code are not registered). The           former consist of 2 letters, and it is recommended they be written in upper case. The list           of codes can be found at \url{http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-services/iso3166ma/02iso-3166-code-lists/index.html}. The latter consist of 3 digits; the list of codes can be found at \url{http://unstats.un.org/unsd/methods/m49/m49.htm}.
\item[variant]An IANA-registered variation. These codes are used to indicate             additional, well-recognized variations that define a language or its dialects that are             not covered by other available subtags.
\item[extension]An extension has the format of a single letter followed by a hyphen followed by           additional subtags. These exist to allow for future extension to BCP 47, but as of this           writing no such extensions are in use.
\item[private use]An extension that uses the initial subtag of the single letter           \emph{x} (i.e., starts with \texttt{x-}) has no meaning except as           negotiated among the parties involved. These should be used with great care, since they           interfere with the interoperability that use of RFC 4646 is intended to promote. In order           for a document that makes use of these subtags to be TEI conformant, a corresponding             <language> element must be present in the TEI header.
\end{description} There are two exceptions to the above format. First, there are language tags in the \xref{http://www.iana.org/assignments/language-subtag-registry}{IANA registry} that       do not match the above syntax, but are present because they have been       grandfathered from previous specifications.Second, an entire language tag can consist of only a private use subtag. These tags start       with \texttt{x-}, and do not need to follow any further rules established by the IETF and       endorsed by these Guidelines. Like all language tags that make use of private use subtags, the       language in question must be documented in a corresponding <language> element in the       TEI header.Examples include \begin{description}

\item[           {sn}         ]Shona
\item[           {zh-TW}         ]Taiwanese
\item[           {zh-Hant-HK}         ]Chinese written in traditional script as used in Hong Kong
\item[           {en-SL}         ]English as spoken in Sierra Leone
\item[           {pl}         ]Polish
\item[           {es-MX}         ]Spanish as spoken in Mexico
\item[           {es-419}         ]Spanish as spoken in Latin America
\end{description}      The W3C Internationalization Activity has published a useful introduction to BCP 47, \xref{http://www.w3.org/International/articles/language-tags/Overview.en.php}{Language         tags in HTML and XML}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.name (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.name}{data.name} defines the range of attribute values expressed as an XML Name.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.att}{att} \hyperlink{TEI.data.enumerated}{data.enumerated} \hyperlink{TEI.gi}{gi}Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.index}{index}/@indexName
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.name = xsd:Name} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Attributes using this datatype must contain a single word which follows the rules defining a       legal XML name (see \url{http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-xml/#dt-name}): for example they       cannot include whitespace or begin with digits. 
\end{reflist}  \index{data.namespace (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.namespace}{data.namespace} defines the range of attribute values used to indicate XML namespaces as defined by the W3C       \xref{http://www.w3.org/TR/1999/REC-xml-names-19990114}{Namespaces in XML}     Technical Recommendation.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.namespace = xsd:anyURI} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The range of syntactically valid values is defined by \xref{http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt}{RFC 3986 \textit{Uniform Resource Identifier           (URI): Generic Syntax}}
\end{reflist}  \index{data.numeric (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.numeric}{data.numeric} defines the range of attribute values used for numeric values.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num}/@value
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.numeric =
   xsd:double | token ❴ pattern = "(⃥-?[⃥d]+/⃥-?[⃥d]+)" ❵ | xsd:decimal
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Note}]
  Any numeric value, represented as a decimal number, in floating point format, or as a ratio.To represent a floating point number, expressed in scientific notation, E       notation, a variant of exponential notation, may be used. In       this format, the value is expressed as two numbers separated by the letter E. The first       number, the significand (sometimes called the mantissa) is given in decimal format, while the       second is an integer. The value is obtained by multiplying the mantissa by 10 the number of       times indicated by the integer. Thus the value represented in decimal notation as 1000.0 might       be represented in scientific notation as 10E3.A value expressed as a ratio is represented by two integer values separated by a solidus (/)       character. Thus, the value represented in decimal notation as 0.5 might be represented as a       ratio by the string 1/2.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.outputMeasurement (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.outputMeasurement}{data.outputMeasurement} defines a range of values for use in specifying the size of an object that is intended for     display on the web.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.outputMeasurement =
   token
   ❴
      pattern = "[⃥-+]?⃥d+(⃥.⃥d+)?(%|cm|mm|in|pt|pc|px|em|ex|gd|rem|vw|vh|vm)"
   ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Example}]
  \leavevmode\bgroup\ttfamily\small\selectfont \begin{shaded}{<\textbf{figure}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{head}>}The TEI Logo{</\textbf{head}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{figDesc}>}Stylized yellow angle brackets with the letters {<\textbf{mentioned}>}TEI{</\textbf{mentioned}>} in\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} between and {<\textbf{mentioned}>}text encoding initiative{</\textbf{mentioned}>} underneath, all on a white\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt} background.{</\textbf{figDesc}>}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}{<\textbf{graphic}\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}height="{600px}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}width="{600px}"\mbox{}\newline 
\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}\hspace*{6pt}url="{http://www.tei-c.org/logos/TEI-600.jpg}"/>}\mbox{}\newline 
{</\textbf{figure}>}\end{shaded}\egroup 


    \item[{Note}]
   These values map directly onto the values used by XSL-FO and CSS. For definitions of the       units see those specifications; at the time of this writing the most complete list is in the         \xref{http://www.w3.org/TR/2005/WD-css3-values-20050726/#numbers0}{CSS3 working       draft}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.pattern (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.pattern}{data.pattern} (regular expression pattern) defines attribute values which are expressed as a regular expression.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pattern = token} 
    \item[{Note}]
         
\begin{quote}
A regular expression, often called a \emph{pattern}, is an expression that           describes a set of strings. They are usually used to give a concise description of a set,           without having to list all elements. For example, the set containing the three strings             \emph{Handel}, \emph{Händel}, and           \emph{Haendel} can be described by the pattern \texttt{H(ä|ae?)ndel}           (or alternatively, it is said that the pattern \texttt{H(ä|ae?)ndel}           \emph{matches} each of the three strings)\par

\end{quote}
     
\end{reflist}  \index{data.pointer (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.pointer}{data.pointer} defines the range of attribute values used to provide a single   URI pointer to any other resource, either within the current document or elsewhere.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.catRef}{catRef}/@scheme
\item \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change}/@target
\item \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode}/@scheme
\item \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap}/@hand
\item \hyperlink{TEI.keywords}{keywords}/@scheme
\item \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note}/@targetEnd
\item \hyperlink{TEI.relatedItem}{relatedItem}/@target
\item \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}/@hand
\item \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}/@lemmaRef
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.pointer = xsd:anyURI} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The range of syntactically valid values is defined by     \xref{http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3986.txt}{RFC 3986}     \textit{Uniform Resource Identifier (URI): Generic     Syntax}. Note that the values themselves are encoded using     \xref{http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3987.txt}{RFC     3987} \textit{Internationalized Resource Identifiers} (IRIs) mapping     to URIs. For example, \texttt{     https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/%} is encoded     as \texttt{https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/%25}     while \texttt{http://موقع.وزارة-الاتصالات.مصر/} is encoded as     \texttt{http://xn--4gbrim.xn----rmckbbajlc6dj7bxne2c.xn--wgbh1c/} 
\end{reflist}  \index{data.probability (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.probability}{data.probability} defines the range of attribute values expressing a probability.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.probability = xsd:double ❴ minInclusive = "0" maxInclusive = "1" ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Note}]
  Probability is expressed        as a real number between 0 and 1;       0       representing \emph{certainly false} and 1 representing \emph{certainly         true}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.temporal.w3c (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.temporal.w3c}{data.temporal.w3c} defines the range of attribute values expressing a temporal   expression such as a date, a time, or a combination of them, that   conform to the W3C \textit{XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes}   specification. \end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate}/@when
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.temporal.w3c =
   xsd:date
 | xsd:gYear
 | xsd:gMonth
 | xsd:gDay
 | xsd:gYearMonth
 | xsd:gMonthDay
 | xsd:time
 | xsd:dateTime
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Note}]
  If it is likely that the value used is to be compared with     another, then a time zone indicator should always be included, and     only the dateTime representation should be used.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.text (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.text}{data.text} defines the range of attribute values used to express some   kind of identifying string as a single sequence   of unicode characters possibly including whitespace.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.w}{w}/@lemma
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.text = string} 
    \item[{Note}]
  Attributes using this datatype must contain a single     token in which whitespace and other     punctuation characters are permitted. 
\end{reflist}  \index{data.truthValue (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.truthValue}{data.truthValue} defines the range of attribute values used to express a truth value.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note}/@anchored
\item \hyperlink{TEI.pc}{pc}/@pre
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.truthValue = xsd:boolean} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The possible values of this datatype are {1} or     {true}, or {0} or {false}.
    \item[{Note}]
  This datatype applies only for cases where uncertainty is     inappropriate; if the attribute concerned may have a value other     than true or false, e.g. {unknown}, or     {inapplicable}, it should have the extended version of     this datatype: \textsf{data.xTruthValue}.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.version (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.version}{data.version} defines the range of attribute values which may be used to   specify a TEI version number.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.teiCorpus}{teiCorpus}/@version
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \fbox{\ttfamily data.version = token ❴ pattern = "[⃥d]+(⃥.[⃥d]+)❴0,2❵" ❵} 
    \item[{Note}]
  The value of this attribute follows the pattern specified by     the Unicode consortium for its version number (\url{http://unicode.org/version}). A version number     contains digits and fullstop characters only. The first number     supplied identifies the major version number. A second and third     number, for minor and sub-minor version numbers, may also be     supplied. 
\end{reflist}  \index{data.word (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.word}{data.word} defines the range of attribute values expressed as a single   word or token.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.data.code}{data.code}Element: \begin{itemize}

\item \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope}/@from
\item \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope}/@to
\item \hyperlink{TEI.code}{code}/@lang
\item \hyperlink{TEI.gap}{gap}/@reason
\item \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}/@reason
\end{itemize} 
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.word = token ❴ pattern = "(⃥p❴L❵|⃥p❴N❵|⃥p❴P❵|⃥p❴S❵)+" ❵
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Note}]
  Attributes using this datatype must contain a single     word which contains only letters, digits,     punctuation characters, or symbols: thus it cannot include     whitespace.
\end{reflist}  \index{data.xTruthValue (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.data.xTruthValue}{data.xTruthValue} (extended truth value) defines the range of attribute values used to express a truth value which may be unknown.\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
data.xTruthValue = xsd:boolean | "unknown" | "inapplicable"
\end{Verbatim}

    \item[{Note}]
  In cases where where uncertainty is inappropriate, use the     datatype \textsf{data.TruthValue}.
\end{reflist}  \index{macro.limitedContent (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.macro.limitedContent}{macro.limitedContent} (paragraph content) defines the content of prose elements that are not used for transcription of extant materials. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.desc}{desc} \hyperlink{TEI.figDesc}{figDesc}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
macro.limitedContent = ( text | model.limitedPhrase | model.inter )*
\end{Verbatim}

\end{reflist}  \index{macro.paraContent (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.macro.paraContent}{macro.paraContent} (paragraph content) defines the content of paragraphs and similar elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.add}{add} \hyperlink{TEI.cell}{cell} \hyperlink{TEI.corr}{corr} \hyperlink{TEI.del}{del} \hyperlink{TEI.docEdition}{docEdition} \hyperlink{TEI.emph}{emph} \hyperlink{TEI.hi}{hi} \hyperlink{TEI.l}{l} \hyperlink{TEI.orig}{orig} \hyperlink{TEI.p}{p} \hyperlink{TEI.ref}{ref} \hyperlink{TEI.reg}{reg} \hyperlink{TEI.seg}{seg} \hyperlink{TEI.sic}{sic} \hyperlink{TEI.signed}{signed} \hyperlink{TEI.title}{title} \hyperlink{TEI.titlePart}{titlePart} \hyperlink{TEI.unclear}{unclear}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
macro.paraContent =
   ( text | model.gLike | model.phrase | model.inter | model.global | lg )*
\end{Verbatim}

\end{reflist}  \index{macro.phraseSeq (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.macro.phraseSeq}{macro.phraseSeq} (phrase sequence) defines a sequence of character data and phrase-level elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STECST}{1.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.abbr}{abbr} \hyperlink{TEI.addrLine}{addrLine} \hyperlink{TEI.author}{author} \hyperlink{TEI.biblScope}{biblScope} \hyperlink{TEI.dateline}{dateline} \hyperlink{TEI.distributor}{distributor} \hyperlink{TEI.docAuthor}{docAuthor} \hyperlink{TEI.docDate}{docDate} \hyperlink{TEI.edition}{edition} \hyperlink{TEI.editor}{editor} \hyperlink{TEI.expan}{expan} \hyperlink{TEI.extent}{extent} \hyperlink{TEI.foreign}{foreign} \hyperlink{TEI.gloss}{gloss} \hyperlink{TEI.label}{label} \hyperlink{TEI.mentioned}{mentioned} \hyperlink{TEI.name}{name} \hyperlink{TEI.num}{num} \hyperlink{TEI.pubPlace}{pubPlace} \hyperlink{TEI.publisher}{publisher} \hyperlink{TEI.rs}{rs} \hyperlink{TEI.s}{s} \hyperlink{TEI.salute}{salute} \hyperlink{TEI.soCalled}{soCalled} \hyperlink{TEI.speaker}{speaker} \hyperlink{TEI.term}{term} \hyperlink{TEI.trailer}{trailer}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
macro.phraseSeq = ( text | model.gLike | model.phrase | model.global )*
\end{Verbatim}

\end{reflist}  \index{macro.phraseSeq.limited (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.macro.phraseSeq.limited}{macro.phraseSeq.limited} (limited phrase sequence) defines a sequence of character data and those phrase-level elements that are not typically used for transcribing extant documents. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STECST}{1.4.1. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.authority}{authority} \hyperlink{TEI.classCode}{classCode} \hyperlink{TEI.funder}{funder} \hyperlink{TEI.language}{language} \hyperlink{TEI.principal}{principal} \hyperlink{TEI.resp}{resp} \hyperlink{TEI.sponsor}{sponsor}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
macro.phraseSeq.limited = ( text | model.limitedPhrase | model.global )*
\end{Verbatim}

\end{reflist}  \index{macro.specialPara (macro)|oddindex}
\begin{reflist}
\item[]\begin{specHead}{TEI.macro.specialPara}{macro.specialPara} ('special' paragraph content) defines the content model of elements such as notes or list items, which either contain a     series of component-level elements or else have the same structure as a paragraph, containing a     series of phrase-level and inter-level elements. [\xref{http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ST.html#STEC}{1.3. }]\end{specHead} 
    \item[{Module}]
  tei — List, \url{of}, \url{Elements}, and \url{Described}
    \item[{Used by}]
  \hyperlink{TEI.change}{change} \hyperlink{TEI.item}{item} \hyperlink{TEI.licence}{licence} \hyperlink{TEI.note}{note} \hyperlink{TEI.q}{q} \hyperlink{TEI.stage}{stage}
    \item[{Declaration}]
  \mbox{}\hfill\\[-10pt]\begin{Verbatim}[fontsize=\small]
macro.specialPara =
   (
      text
    | model.gLike    | model.phrase    | model.inter    | model.divPart    | model.global   )*
\end{Verbatim}

\end{reflist}   
\end{document}
