[tei-council] some reports in

[Perry Willett]

Thanks, Matthew, I should have added that almost all of my encoding has been
from 19th century sources, which are about as conventional as you can get.

Perry


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[mailto:tei-council-bounces at lists.village.Virginia.EDU] On Behalf Of M. J.
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Subject: RE: [tei-council] some reports in

> I've never encountered a need to nest <lg>s. 
> 
> Perry

Just to this one point, I nest <lg>s all the time, for 
example where a stanza consists of two half-stanzas, as in 
skaldic poetry, or in carols and similar poetry where there 
is a burden or refrain, which is part of, but separate 
from, the verse to which it is attached. I never, on the 
other hand, use numbered <lg>s, or numbered <div>s for that 
matter (having been told not to by a certain LB).

MJD
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