- ab
- abbr
- acquisition
- add
- additional
- additions
- antiphon
- app
- bibl
- binding
- bindingDesc
- catDesc
- category
- cb
- Certainty
- change
- choice
- cit
- citedRange
- collation
- collection
- colophon
- condition
- country
- creation
- custEvent
- date
- decoDesc
- decoNote
- del
- depth
- desc
- dim
- dimensions
- div
- editor
- ex
- expan
- explicit
- facsimile
- faith
- filiation
- foliation
- foreign
- gap
- geo
- graphic
- keywords
- handDesc
- handNote
- handShift
- height
- hi
- history
- idno
- incipit
- item
- l
- language
- layout
- layoutDesc
- lb
- lem
- list
- listApp
- listBibl
- listPerson
- listRelation
- listWit
- locus
- material
- measure
- msContents
- msDesc
- msIdentifier
- msItem
- msFrag
- msPart
- nationality
- notatedMusic
- note
- objectDesc
- occupation
- orig
- origDate
- origin
- origPlace
- p
- pb
- persName
- person
- personGrp
- physDesc
- place
- placeName
- provenance
- ptr
- q
- quote
- rdg
- ref
- region
- relation
- repository
- roleName
- rubric
- seal
- sealDesc
- seg
- settlement
- signatures
- source
- space
- subst
- summary
- supportDesc
- supplied
- surrogates
- TEI
- term
- textLang
- title
- unclear
- watermark
- width
- witness
- active
- ana
- assertedValue
- atLeast
- atMost
- cRef
- calendar
- cause
- cert
- color
- columns
- contemporary
- corresp
- defective
- dur
- evidence
- facs
- form
- from
- hand
- href
- ident
- key
- n
- name
- new
- notAfter
- notAfter-custom
- notBefore
- notBefore-custom
- part
- passive
- pastedown
- place
- reason
- ref
- rend
- rendition
- resp
- role
- sameAs
- script
- source
- subtype
- target
- to
- type
- unit
- url
- value
- when
- when-custom
- who
- wit
- writtenLines
- xml:base
- xml:id
- xml:lang
- @source
- Additional
- Additions and Varia
- Aligning transliteration and morphological annotations with Alpheios Alignment Tool
- Art Themes
- Attribution of single statements
- Authority files (keywords)
- Bibliographic References
- Binding Description
- Canonicalized TEI
- Catalogue Workflow
- Collation
- Colophons, Titles and Supplications
- Contributing sets of images to the research environment
- Contributing to the research environment
- Corpora
- Create New Entry
- Create a new file, delete existing, deal with doublets
- Critical Apparatus
- Critical Edition Workflow
- Dates
- Decoration Description
- Definition of Works, Textparts and Narrative Units
- Documentary Texts
- Dubious spelling
- Editing the Schema
- Editing these Guidelines
- Editions in Work Records
- Entities ID structure
- Event
- Figures and Links to Images
- General
- General Structure of Work Records
- Groups
- Hands Description
- History
- Identifiers Structure
- Images
- Images of Manuscripts for editions
- Inscriptions
- Keywords
- La Syntaxe du Codex
- Language
- Layout
- Letters
- Linking from Wikidata to the research environment
- Manuscript Contents
- Manuscript Description
- Manuscript Physical Description
- Manuscripts
- Named Entities
- Narrative Units
- Object Description
- Person
- Place or Repository
- Places
- References
- References to a text and its structure
- Referencing parts of the manuscript
- Relations
- Relative Location
- Repositories
- Revisions
- Roles and roleNames
- Scrolls
- Seals Description
- Setup
- Some useful how-to for personal workspace set up
- Spaces
- Stand-off annotations with Hypothes.is
- Standardisation of transcription from Encyclopaedia Aethiopica
- State and Certainty
- Statements about persons
- Structure
- Summary on the Use of @ref and @corresp
- TEI
- Taxonomy
- Team IDs
- Text Encoding
- Training Materials
- Transcriptions with Transkribus
- Transformation
- Transliteration Principles
- Users
- Using Xinclude
- Validation process
- Workflow
- Works
- Works Description
- Zotero Bibliography Guidelines
- titleStmt of Manuscript Records
seg
TEI guidelines element seg
Schema specification
Content
Please use your editor to see what elements, attributes and in what order they are allowed.
See: macro.paraContent
See: att.global.attribute.xmlid
See: att.global.attribute.xmllang
See: att.global.attribute.xmlbase
See: att.global.attribute.xmlspace
See: att.global.rendition.attribute.style
See: att.global.rendition.attribute.rendition
See: att.global.linking.attribute.corresp
See: att.global.linking.attribute.synch
See: att.global.linking.attribute.sameAs
See: att.global.linking.attribute.copyOf
See: att.global.linking.attribute.next
See: att.global.linking.attribute.prev
See: att.global.linking.attribute.exclude
See: att.global.linking.attribute.select
See: att.global.analytic.attribute.ana
See: att.global.facs.attribute.facs
See: att.global.change.attribute.change
See: att.global.responsibility.attribute.cert
See: att.global.responsibility.attribute.resp
See: att.global.source.attribute.source
See: att.typed.attribute.subtype
Schema specification
<seg>
↗ in <handNote>
↗ should always have a type
with one of the allowed values. It can be typed as interpretation in other
places where it is allowed. Beta maṣāḥǝft
Guidelines
context | rule | report |
---|---|---|
tei:seg[ancestor::tei:handNote] |
not(@type or @subtype or @rend) @type = 'supplication' or @type = 'expanded' or @type = 'inscriptio' or @type = 'subscriptio' or @type = 'embedded' or @type = 'translation' |
seg in handNote should
always have a type, subtype or rend attribute the values supplication, expanded, inscriptio and subscriptio, embedded and translation are not for use in seg inside handNote which is an ancestor of the current element you can use here script, ink or rubrication |
tei:seg[not(ancestor::tei:handNote)] |
@type = 'script' or @type = 'ink' or @type = 'rubrication' |
the values
script, ink, rubrication and interpretation, are reserved for use in seg inside handNote which is not an ancestor of the current element
you can use here any other value, up to six |
Attibutes list
attribute type
This attribute can have a maximum of 6 values separated by a space.This is a
value | definition |
---|---|
script | |
ink | |
rubrication | |
interpretation | |
title | contains the title as well as tafaṣṣama/malʾa or similar expression. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@subtype,'title')] |
desinit | to qualify expressions as tafaṣṣama/malʾa. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@subtype,'desinit')] |
supplication | entreat to God for help. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'supplication')] |
expanded | contains the title, tafaṣṣama/malʾa and further information. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'expanded')] |
inscriptio | is used for a title occurring at the beginning of a work. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'inscriptio')] |
subscriptio | for a title occurring at the end of a work. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'subscriptio')] |
embedded | for a title copied together with the text. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'embedded')] |
translation | to signal that the title is only of a translation. Examples: Beta maṣāḥǝft Xpath search for //t:seg[contains(@type,'translation')] |
attribute rend
This is a
value | definition |
---|---|
above | |
below |
Example 1
Example from ESdz024
<handNote xml:id="h1" script="Ethiopic">
<seg type="script">Careful</seg>
<seg type="ink">Black; red.</seg>
<date>late 19th - early 20th cent.</date>
<seg type="rubrication">Nomina sacra; incipits and headings of the
texts; number of the chapters and the word mǝʿrāf; elements of
the punctuation signs and numerals; on the incipit page of each
Gospel, a few lines are rubricated (in groups of two lines,
alternating with black lines).</seg>
</handNote>
Example 2
Example from LIT5019MonumentumAdulitanum2
<seg type="interpretation" n="1" ana="#Huntingford"></seg>
Example 3
Example from RIE193II
<handNote xml:id="h1" script="Ethiopic">
<seg type="script">partially vocalized Ethiopic script</seg>
</handNote>
This element is mentioned in the following pages
Revisions of this page
- Pietro Maria Liuzzo on 2018-04-24: stub of page