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locus

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TEI guidelines element locus

Contained by: catchwordsdimensionsheraldrylocuslocusGrpmaterialobjectTypeorigDateorigPlacesecFolsignaturesstampwatermarkbiblbiblStructlistBiblbiblFullmsDescquotecitauthoreditorrespStmtmeetingsponsorfunderprincipaltitlecolophonexplicitfinalRubricincipitrubrictextLangidnofiliationmsItemmsItemStructdecoNotesphrwmcpcseghiforeignemphdistinctmentionedsoCalledglosstermmediagraphicbinaryObjectchoiceabbrexpanexamsubstsiccorrregorigadddeluncleardamagehandShiftsuppliedsurplusseclmodredoretraceundoantiphonptrrefdatetimenummeasuremeasureGrpunitdimheightdepthwidthgeoemailaddressaffiliationnameorgNamepersNameoffsetgeogFeatplaceNamebloccountryregionsettlementdistrictgeogNamelocationstaterssurnameforenamegenNameaddNameroleNameobjectNamemsContents

Schema specification

Content

Please use your editor to see what elements, attributes and in what order they are allowed.

See: macro.xtext

See: att.global.attributes

See: att.pointing.attributes

See: att.typed.attributes

Optional: attribute @scheme
Optional: attribute @from
Optional: attribute @to

Schema specification

locus must have placement attributes, either target or to and fromBeta maṣāḥǝft Guidelines

content

<content>                        
                        <sequence>
                            <macroRef key="macro.xtext"></macroRef>
                            <classRef key="tei_model.certLike" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="unbounded"></classRef>
                        </sequence>
                    </content>
context rule report
tei:locus not(@target or @from or @to)
ancestor::tei:div[@type='edition']
(@from and not(matches(@from, '((^\d+)|(^[xvi]+))')))
(@to and not(matches(@to, '((^\d+)|(^[xvi]+))')))
 locus must have either an exact reference to a page with @target or a range indicated with @from and @to or either of the two if the other extreme of the range is unknown. Please do not use "unknown" as value.
The structuring elements used in a manuscript transcription are div, pb and cb. locus is used to point to values of these elements in the teiHeader.
References to foliation and columns in @from, should NOT use the #, e.g. 6r, 42va, 123ra5. The @from attribute should match (\d+)(r|v)?(a-z)?(\d+)? where - group 1 is the folio as an integer, - group 2 the recto r or verso v (optional), - group 3 the column named with a small letter (optional), and - group four the line as an integer (optional). you may use also small roman numerals for non foliated leaves.
References to foliation and columns in @to, should NOT use the #, e.g. 6r, 42va, 123ra5. The @to attribute should match (\d+)(r|v)?(a-z)?(\d+)? where - group 1 is the folio as an integer, - group 2 the recto r or verso v (optional), - group 3 the column named with a small letter (optional), and - group four the line as an integer (optional). you may use also small roman numerals for non foliated leaves.
tei:locus[@target] not(starts-with(@target, '#'))
 References to foliation and columns in @target, should use the #, e.g. #6r.
Example 1

Example from BLorient645


        <locus from="4va" to="4vb"></locus>
Example 2

Example from BLorient636


                            <locus target="#6r"></locus>

This element is mentioned in the following pages

Revisions of this page

  • Pietro Maria Liuzzo on 2018-04-24: stub of page