view/dtd/PersTeiExt.ent

<!-- Perseus TEI extension declarations

     Usage: 

        Extensions that are bug fixes to the TEI or necessary
        additions to it used throughout Perseus are included
        automatically.  Extensions only used in particular
        documents or that redefine elements in idiosyncratic
        ways must be referenced explicitly before they can be
        used.

        These two classes are identified as follows:

        - elements defined by entities labeled 'INCLUDE' below
          are included automatically in all documents

        - elements defined by entities labeled 'IGNORE' below
          must be activated by adding <PERSEUS.FOO % 'INCLUDE'>
          in the document's DOCTYPE before this file is loaded.
     
     Principles:

        Requiring users to load unusual extensions explicitly
        should make the degree to which a document conforms to
        'plain' TEI easier to determine.
-->


<!-- New elements -->


<!-- lemma: Cite a source via direct text copy rather using TEI's
     app crit. markup.

     Primarily for Classics texts.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.LEMMA 'INCLUDE'>
<![%PERSEUS.LEMMA; [
<!ENTITY % n.lemma "lemma" >
<!ENTITY % x.loc '%n.lemma; | ' >
]]>


<!-- tagStart, tagEnd: Overlapping (meta)markup

     Solely to represent overlapping witnesses etc.
     in Marlowe.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.OVERLAPPING 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.OVERLAPPING; [
<!ENTITY % n.tagStart   "tagStart" >
<!ENTITY % n.tagEnd     "tagEnd" >
<!ENTITY % x.fragmentary '%n.tagStart; | %n.tagEnd; | ' >
]]>


<!-- Redefined elements -->


<!-- note: allow 'note' globally; 
     see sects. 5.2.6, 6.10.2.5 in TEI P4

     Arguably a bug that the TEI doesn't allow this.

     Simply adding note to x.Incl produces an ambiguous content model.

     Instead we rename TEI's 'note' to an element that will never be used
     ('perseus-removed-note') and add a new global 'note' (globalNote) element 
     whose definition is identical to that of TEI's 'note' and is identified
     in documents as 'note'.

     This avoids the ambiguity by retaining the TEI's element under a new name
     and including a new one that occurs globally under the TEI element's
     original name.

     To include the new 'globalNote' we add it to x.Incl and redefine 'notesStmt'.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.NOTE 'INCLUDE'>
<![%PERSEUS.NOTE; [
<!ENTITY % n.note       'perseus-removed-note' >
<!ENTITY % n.globalNote 'note'>
<!ENTITY % x.Incl       '%n.globalNote; |' >
<!ENTITY % notesStmt    'IGNORE'>
]]>


<!-- quote: add 'type' attribute 

     Arguably a bug that the TEI doesn't allow this.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.QUOTE 'INCLUDE'>
<![%PERSEUS.QUOTE; [
<!ENTITY % quote 'IGNORE' >
]]>


<!-- biblStruct: allow multiple analytics 

     Solely for Plutarch.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.BIBLSTRUCT 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.BIBLSTRUCT; [
<!ENTITY % biblStruct 'IGNORE'>
]]>


<!-- placeName: add 'type' attribute 

     Extension to render 'placeName' similar to 'name'.
     Solely for Civil War collection.
-->
<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.PLACENAME 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.PLACENAME; [
<!ENTITY % placeName 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.DATELINE 'INCLUDE'>
<![%PERSEUS.DATELINE; [
<!ENTITY % dateline 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.MEASURE 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.MEASURE; [
<!ENTITY % measure 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.SENSE 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.SENSE; [
<!ENTITY % sense 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.CIT 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.CIT; [
<!ENTITY % cit 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.FOREIGN 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.FOREIGN; [
<!ENTITY % foreign 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.ETYM 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.ETYM; [
<!ENTITY % etym 'IGNORE'>
]]>

<!ENTITY % PERSEUS.HI 'IGNORE'>
<![%PERSEUS.HI; [
<!ENTITY % hi 'IGNORE'>
]]>