The Schema Spec

The specification of the schema is divided into three parts: declaration of modules, modification of existing parts of the TEI and definition of new elements.

The datatype of the rend attribute is relaxed to allow the specification of the indent with the appropriate number of ideographic spaces. The content model for the div is considerable simplified, since modifying only the start or end of the div did not solve all problems. cf1 provides reference to a witness in another canonical collection cf2 provides reference to a witness in another canonical collection cf1 provides reference to a witness in another canonical collection cf2 provides reference to a witness in another canonical collection The only change is to allow lists to occur in between paragraphs and other stuff. This change was necessary to allow notes occur almost everywhere. we need the label also within lg. This contains information related to the creator of the text, which occurs at irregular places, thus inclusion to global. Main changes are addition of lg within a paragraph and a type. The type attribute has been added to distinguish different types of paragraphs, for example those containing a dharani, a dedication, etc. The sp element is used here to record utterances in a dialog. The type attribute is used here to. Its values are limited to the functional type of utterance. a question in a dialog an answer in a dialog indicates the responsibility indicates the responsibility this is carried over from the old files, they indicate the place of the element here (this was a note but has changed to identify only the oreign language equivalent). gives the certainty attributed to this information. A much less restrict content model is needed for the dictionary type of information here. A specialization of the docTitle element. This should be used only once per document, usually as direct child of the body element, but sometimes it occurs in div. a container element for sp. A specialized label, indicating the text that will occur in a constructed table of contents. This element holds the text typically found at the beginning or end of a scroll. As such, it works like a milestone element, but one that has content. This content is out of flow of the text content surrounding it. The fun indicates its position at either the beginning or the end of a scroll. opener: begin of scroll closer: end of scroll Specialized head element used at the start of a scroll, usually within juan Container element for parallel t elements. Element for parallel t elements (used to mark parallel Chinese and Sanskrit passages) describes the certainty of the assignment A container element for a sound gloss in fanqie notation. The character to be annotated is zi, the soundgloss is yin. Content of a soundgloss, either of the fanqie type, or a description, how a Sanskrit transkription is supposed to be rendered. Describes how the sound is modified on the preceding zi element. This element is used in the scriptural catalogs to indicate a title. It should in the future be replaced by a title within an appropriate bibl This element is used in the scriptural catalogs to indicate the number of scrolls of a text. It should in the future be replaced by a extent within an appropriate bibl. This element is used in the scriptural catalogs to indicate the creator of a text. It should in the future be replaced by an element within an appropriate bibl.