[tei-council] [Fwd: Re: Proposal <idno> coverage -SF 2493417]

[Gabriel Bodard]

I presumed he meant that you might mark-up a <bibl/> in the middle of 
transcribed text, and so the <author> element might want to include 
thinks like transcription elements, apparatus, and so forth.

Lou Burnard a écrit :
>> Actually, we finished defining model.limitedPhrase, which contains 67
>> elements, I think. But because <author> is used not only to record
>> authorship attribution in the header or in a structured bibliography,
>> but also to record authorship attribution "in the wild" of text being
>> transcribed, it has a content model of model.phraseSeq, which permits
>> 134 or so elements.
> 
> I don't know why Syd thinks <author> can be used "in the wild". It 
> can't: it's only allowed in some specific elements, and in the class 
> model.respLike, which is in turn permitted only within 	
> titleStmt or bibliographic elements in model.biblPart and model.msItemPart
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