\S+
\S+
<refsDecl> element in the TEI header.
\S+
@unit attribute.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies the end-point of the range of units indicated by the @unit attribute.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
\S+
internal
there is internal evidence to support the intervention.
external
there is external evidence to support the intervention.
conjecture
the intervention or interpretation has been made by the editor, cataloguer, or scholar on the basis of their expertise.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
indicates whether this is an instant revision or not.
unknown
inapplicable
\S+
When used on a schema description element (like
), the @source attribute
should have only 1 value. (This one has .)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
@xml:id of a <unitDef> element that defines a unit of measure.
\S+
(quantity) specifies the number of the specified units that comprise the measurement
(\-?[\d]+/\-?[\d]+)
(commodity) indicates the substance that is being measured
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
The @unit attribute may be unnecessary when @unitRef is present.
top
at the top of the page
bottom
at the foot of the page
margin
in the margin (left, right, or both)
opposite
on the opposite, i.e. facing, page
overleaf
on the other side of the leaf
above
above the line
right
to the right, e.g. to the right of a vertical line of text, or to the right of a figure
below
below the line
left
to the left, e.g. to the left of a vertical line of text, or to the left of a figure
end
at the end of e.g. chapter or volume.
inline
within the body of the text.
inspace
in a predefined space, for example left by an earlier scribe.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
@target, using a language tag generated according to BCP 47.
@targetLang should only be used on if @target is specified.
specifies the destination of the reference by supplying one or more URI References.
\S+
(evaluate) specifies the intended meaning when the target of a pointer is itself a pointer.
all
if the element pointed to is itself a pointer, then the target of that pointer will be taken, and so on, until an element is found which is not a pointer.
one
if the element pointed to is itself a pointer, then its target (whether a pointer or not) is taken as the target of this pointer.
none
no further evaluation of targets is carried out beyond that needed to find the element specified in the pointer's target.
@min and @max, or the proportion of observed values that fall within that range.
0
1
@scheme.
[\d]+[a-z]*[\d]*(\.[\d]+[a-z]*[\d]*){0,3}
@schemeVersion can only be used if @scheme is specified.
<handNote> element describing the hand considered responsible for the content of the element concerned.
\S+
\S+
<category>s, <date>s, or <event>s) within which the datable item is understood to have occurred.
\S+
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(reference to the canonical name) provides a means of locating the canonical form (nym) of the names associated with the object named by the element bearing it.
\S+
@formula is provided to describe a mathematical calculation such as a conversion between measurement systems.
<place> element or other canonical description.
\S+
\S+
@calendar indicates one or more
systems or calendars to which the date represented by the content of this element belongs,
but this element has no textual content.
(paragraph) marks paragraphs in prose. [3.1. Paragraphs 7.2.5. Speech Contents]
<label> element preceding the list item.
index
(index) each list item is an entry in an index such as the alphabetical topical index at the back of a print volume.
instructions
(instructions) each list item is a step in a sequence of instructions, as in a recipe.
litany
(litany) each list item is one of a sequence of petitions, supplications or invocations, typically in a religious ritual.
syllogism
(syllogism) each list item is part of an argument consisting of two or more propositions and a final conclusion derived from them.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(item) contains one component of a list. [3.8. Lists 2.6. The Revision Description]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(graphic) indicates the location of a graphic or illustration, either forming part of a text, or providing an image of it. [3.10. Graphics and Other Non-textual Components 12.1. Digital Facsimiles]
@match, which will either be a sibling attribute in the case of `<citeStructure>` or on the parent `<citeStructure>` in the case of `<citeData>`.
@matchPattern which, once subpattern substitution has been performed, complete the URI.
(TEI header) supplies descriptive and declarative metadata associated with a digital resource or set of resources. [2.1.1. The TEI Header and Its Components 16.1. Varieties of Composite Text]
@match on a <citeStructure> without a <citeStructure> parent must be an absolute XPath. If it is relative, its context is set by the @match of the parent <citeStructure>.
An XPath in @match on the outer must start with '/'.
An XPath in @match must not start with '/' except on the outer .
(unit) describes the structural unit indicated by the <citeStructure>.
Sample values include: 1] book; 2] chapter; 3] entry; 4] poem; 5] letter; 6] line; 7] section; 8] verse; 9] volume
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(citation data) specifies how information may be extracted from citation structures. [3.11.4. Declaring Reference Systems 17.2.5.4. Citation Structures]
@toUnit.
\S+
the target unit of measurement for a conversion from a source unit referenced in @fromUnit.
\S+
(calendar) describes a calendar or dating system used in a dating formula in the text. [2.4.5. Calendar Description]
\S+
groups a number of change descriptions associated with either the creation of a source text or the revision of an encoded text. [2.6. The Revision Description 12.7. Identifying Changes and Revisions]
<change> elements is to be considered significant or not.
(TEI document) contains a single TEI-conformant document, combining a single TEI header with one or more members of the model.resource class. Multiple <TEI> elements may be combined within a <TEI> (or <teiCorpus>) element. [4. Default Text Structure 16.1. Varieties of Composite Text]
<egXML> element functions as the root element. [23.1.1. Phrase Level Terms]
<ident> is used for tokens such as variable names, class names, type names, function names etc. in formal programming languages. [23.1.1. Phrase Level Terms]
points to the specification for an attribute or model class which is to be included in a schema. [23.6. Class Specifications]
agent
class: att.damaged
ana
(analysis) class: att.global.analytic
anchored
(anchored) class: att.anchoring
atLeast
class: att.ranging
atMost
class: att.ranging
break
class: att.breaking
cRef
(canonical reference) class: att.cReferencing
calendar
class: att.calendarSystem
cause
class: att.transcriptional
cause
class: att.textCritical
cert
(certainty) class: att.global.responsibility
change
class: att.global.change
class
class: att.msClass
cols
(columns) class: att.tableDecoration
commodity
(commodity) class: att.measurement
confidence
class: att.ranging
copyOf
class: att.global.linking
corresp
(corresponds) class: att.global.linking
datcat
class: att.datcat
datingMethod
class: att.datable.custom
datingPoint
class: att.datable.custom
decls
(declarations) class: att.declaring
default
class: att.declarable
defective
class: att.msExcerpt
degree
class: att.damaged
domains
class: att.pointing.group
dur
(duration) class: att.duration.w3c
dur-iso
(duration) class: att.duration.iso
ed
(edition) class: att.edition
edRef
(edition reference) class: att.edition
end
class: att.timed
enjamb
(enjambement) class: att.enjamb
evaluate
(evaluate) class: att.pointing
evidence
class: att.editLike
exclude
class: att.global.linking
expand
(expand) class: att.lexicographic
extent
class: att.dimensions
extent
class: att.partials
facs
(facsimile) class: att.global.facs
formula
class: att.formula
from
class: att.citing
from
class: att.datable.w3c
from-custom
class: att.datable.custom
from-iso
class: att.datable.iso
full
class: att.personal
function
(function) class: att.segLike
generatedBy
(generated by) class: att.cmc
group
class: att.damaged
hand
class: att.written
height
class: att.media
ident
class: att.identified
indentLevel
class: att.indentation
inst
(instances) class: att.interpLike
instant
class: att.editLike
join
class: att.linguistic
key
class: att.canonical
lemma
class: att.linguistic
lemmaRef
class: att.linguistic
location
(location) class: att.lexicographic
lrx
class: att.coordinated
lry
class: att.coordinated
match
class: att.scoping
matchPattern
class: att.patternReplacement
max
class: att.ranging
maxOccurs
(maximum number of occurrences) class: att.repeatable
medium
class: att.handFeatures
mergedIn
(merged into) class: att.lexicographic
met
(metrical structure, conventional) class: att.metrical
mimeType
(MIME media type) class: att.internetMedia
min
class: att.ranging
minOccurs
(minimum number of occurrences) class: att.repeatable
mode
class: att.combinable
module
class: att.identified
msd
class: att.linguistic
n
(number) class: att.global
name
class: att.gaijiProp
next
(next) class: att.global.linking
norm
(normalized) class: att.lexicographic.normalized
notAfter
class: att.datable.w3c
notAfter-custom
class: att.datable.custom
notAfter-iso
class: att.datable.iso
notBefore
class: att.datable.w3c
notBefore-custom
class: att.datable.custom
notBefore-iso
class: att.datable.iso
notation
class: att.notated
ns
(namespace) class: att.namespaceable
nymRef
(reference to the canonical name) class: att.naming
opt
(optional) class: att.lexicographic
org
(organization) class: att.divLike
orig
(original) class: att.lexicographic.normalized
part
class: att.fragmentable
period
class: att.datable
place
class: att.placement
points
class: att.coordinated
pos
class: att.linguistic
precision
class: att.dimensions
predeclare
class: att.identified
predicate
class: att.predicate
prev
(previous) class: att.global.linking
quantity
(quantity) class: att.measurement
quantity
class: att.dimensions
real
(metrical structure, realized) class: att.metrical
ref
(reference) class: att.canonical
rend
(rendition) class: att.global.rendition
rendition
class: att.global.rendition
replacementPattern
class: att.patternReplacement
require
class: att.textCritical
resp
(responsible party) class: att.global.responsibility
rhyme
(rhyme scheme) class: att.metrical
role
(role) class: att.tableDecoration
role
class: att.naming
rows
(rows) class: att.tableDecoration
sameAs
class: att.global.linking
sample
class: att.divLike
scale
class: att.media
scheme
class: att.styleDef
scheme
class: att.gaijiProp
schemeVersion
class: att.styleDef
scope
class: att.scope
scope
class: att.dimensions
scribe
class: att.handFeatures
scribeRef
class: att.handFeatures
script
class: att.handFeatures
scriptRef
class: att.handFeatures
select
class: att.global.linking
seq
(sequence) class: att.transcriptional
sort
(sort) class: att.personal
sortKey
class: att.sortable
source
class: att.global.source
spanTo
class: att.spanning
split
(split) class: att.lexicographic
start
class: att.timed
start
class: att.coordinated
status
class: att.docStatus
status
class: att.transcriptional
style
class: att.global.rendition
subtype
(subtype) class: att.interpLike
subtype
(subtype) class: att.typed
synch
(synchronous) class: att.global.linking
targFunc
(target function) class: att.pointing.group
target
class: att.pointing
target
class: att.scoping
targetDatcat
class: att.datcat
targetEnd
(target end) class: att.anchoring
targetLang
class: att.pointing
to
class: att.citing
to
class: att.datable.w3c
to-custom
class: att.datable.custom
to-iso
class: att.datable.iso
toWhom
class: att.ascribed.directed
type
class: att.interpLike
type
class: att.typed
type
class: att.entryLike
type
class: att.textCritical
ulx
class: att.coordinated
uly
class: att.coordinated
unit
class: att.citing
unit
(unit) class: att.measurement
unit
class: att.milestoneUnit
unit
class: att.dimensions
unitRef
class: att.measurement
url
(uniform resource locator) class: att.resourced
use
(use) class: att.citeStructurePart
validUntil
class: att.deprecated
value
class: att.gaijiProp
value
(value) class: att.lexicographic
valueDatcat
class: att.datcat
varSeq
(variant sequence) class: att.textCritical
version
class: att.gaijiProp
versionDate
class: att.translatable
when
class: att.datable.w3c
when-custom
class: att.datable.custom
when-iso
class: att.datable.iso
where
class: att.locatable
who
class: att.ascribed
width
class: att.media
wit
(witness or witnesses) class: att.rdgPart
wit
(witness or witnesses) class: att.witnessed
xml:base
class: att.global
xml:id
(identifier) class: att.global
xml:lang
(language) class: att.global
xml:space
class: att.global
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
supplies a list of class members which are to be excluded from the schema being defined.
Suggested values include: 1] agent; 2] ana (analysis); 3] anchored (anchored); 4] atLeast; 5] atMost; 6] break; 7] cRef (canonical reference); 8] calendar; 9] cause; 10] cause; 11] cert (certainty); 12] change; 13] class; 14] cols (columns); 15] commodity (commodity); 16] confidence; 17] copyOf; 18] corresp (corresponds); 19] datcat; 20] datingMethod; 21] datingPoint; 22] decls (declarations); 23] default; 24] defective; 25] degree; 26] domains; 27] dur (duration); 28] dur-iso (duration); 29] ed (edition); 30] edRef (edition reference); 31] end; 32] enjamb (enjambement); 33] evaluate (evaluate); 34] evidence; 35] exclude; 36] expand (expand); 37] extent; 38] extent; 39] facs (facsimile); 40] formula; 41] from; 42] from; 43] from-custom; 44] from-iso; 45] full; 46] function (function); 47] generatedBy (generated by); 48] group; 49] hand; 50] height; 51] ident; 52] indentLevel; 53] inst (instances); 54] instant; 55] join; 56] key; 57] lemma; 58] lemmaRef; 59] location (location); 60] lrx; 61] lry; 62] match; 63] matchPattern; 64] max; 65] maxOccurs (maximum number of occurrences); 66] medium; 67] mergedIn (merged into); 68] met (metrical structure, conventional); 69] mimeType (MIME media type); 70] min; 71] minOccurs (minimum number of occurrences); 72] mode; 73] module; 74] msd; 75] n (number); 76] name; 77] next (next); 78] norm (normalized); 79] notAfter; 80] notAfter-custom; 81] notAfter-iso; 82] notBefore; 83] notBefore-custom; 84] notBefore-iso; 85] notation; 86] ns (namespace); 87] nymRef (reference to the canonical name); 88] opt (optional); 89] org (organization); 90] orig (original); 91] part; 92] period; 93] place; 94] points; 95] pos; 96] precision; 97] predeclare; 98] predicate; 99] prev (previous); 100] quantity (quantity); 101] quantity; 102] real (metrical structure, realized); 103] ref (reference); 104] rend (rendition); 105] rendition; 106] replacementPattern; 107] require; 108] resp (responsible party); 109] rhyme (rhyme scheme); 110] role (role); 111] role; 112] rows (rows); 113] sameAs; 114] sample; 115] scale; 116] scheme; 117] scheme; 118] schemeVersion; 119] scope; 120] scope; 121] scribe; 122] scribeRef; 123] script; 124] scriptRef; 125] select; 126] seq (sequence); 127] sort (sort); 128] sortKey; 129] source; 130] spanTo; 131] split (split); 132] start; 133] start; 134] status; 135] status; 136] style; 137] subtype (subtype); 138] subtype (subtype); 139] synch (synchronous); 140] targFunc (target function); 141] target; 142] target; 143] targetDatcat; 144] targetEnd (target end); 145] targetLang; 146] to; 147] to; 148] to-custom; 149] to-iso; 150] toWhom; 151] type; 152] type; 153] type; 154] type; 155] ulx; 156] uly; 157] unit; 158] unit (unit); 159] unit; 160] unit; 161] unitRef; 162] url (uniform resource locator); 163] use (use); 164] validUntil; 165] value; 166] value (value); 167] valueDatcat; 168] varSeq (variant sequence); 169] version; 170] versionDate; 171] when; 172] when-custom; 173] when-iso; 174] where; 175] who; 176] width; 177] wit (witness or witnesses); 178] wit (witness or witnesses); 179] xml:base; 180] xml:id (identifier); 181] xml:lang (language); 182] xml:space
agent
class: att.damaged
ana
(analysis) class: att.global.analytic
anchored
(anchored) class: att.anchoring
atLeast
class: att.ranging
atMost
class: att.ranging
break
class: att.breaking
cRef
(canonical reference) class: att.cReferencing
calendar
class: att.calendarSystem
cause
class: att.transcriptional
cause
class: att.textCritical
cert
(certainty) class: att.global.responsibility
change
class: att.global.change
class
class: att.msClass
cols
(columns) class: att.tableDecoration
commodity
(commodity) class: att.measurement
confidence
class: att.ranging
copyOf
class: att.global.linking
corresp
(corresponds) class: att.global.linking
datcat
class: att.datcat
datingMethod
class: att.datable.custom
datingPoint
class: att.datable.custom
decls
(declarations) class: att.declaring
default
class: att.declarable
defective
class: att.msExcerpt
degree
class: att.damaged
domains
class: att.pointing.group
dur
(duration) class: att.duration.w3c
dur-iso
(duration) class: att.duration.iso
ed
(edition) class: att.edition
edRef
(edition reference) class: att.edition
end
class: att.timed
enjamb
(enjambement) class: att.enjamb
evaluate
(evaluate) class: att.pointing
evidence
class: att.editLike
exclude
class: att.global.linking
expand
(expand) class: att.lexicographic
extent
class: att.dimensions
extent
class: att.partials
facs
(facsimile) class: att.global.facs
formula
class: att.formula
from
class: att.citing
from
class: att.datable.w3c
from-custom
class: att.datable.custom
from-iso
class: att.datable.iso
full
class: att.personal
function
(function) class: att.segLike
generatedBy
(generated by) class: att.cmc
group
class: att.damaged
hand
class: att.written
height
class: att.media
ident
class: att.identified
indentLevel
class: att.indentation
inst
(instances) class: att.interpLike
instant
class: att.editLike
join
class: att.linguistic
key
class: att.canonical
lemma
class: att.linguistic
lemmaRef
class: att.linguistic
location
(location) class: att.lexicographic
lrx
class: att.coordinated
lry
class: att.coordinated
match
class: att.scoping
matchPattern
class: att.patternReplacement
max
class: att.ranging
maxOccurs
(maximum number of occurrences) class: att.repeatable
medium
class: att.handFeatures
mergedIn
(merged into) class: att.lexicographic
met
(metrical structure, conventional) class: att.metrical
mimeType
(MIME media type) class: att.internetMedia
min
class: att.ranging
minOccurs
(minimum number of occurrences) class: att.repeatable
mode
class: att.combinable
module
class: att.identified
msd
class: att.linguistic
n
(number) class: att.global
name
class: att.gaijiProp
next
(next) class: att.global.linking
norm
(normalized) class: att.lexicographic.normalized
notAfter
class: att.datable.w3c
notAfter-custom
class: att.datable.custom
notAfter-iso
class: att.datable.iso
notBefore
class: att.datable.w3c
notBefore-custom
class: att.datable.custom
notBefore-iso
class: att.datable.iso
notation
class: att.notated
ns
(namespace) class: att.namespaceable
nymRef
(reference to the canonical name) class: att.naming
opt
(optional) class: att.lexicographic
org
(organization) class: att.divLike
orig
(original) class: att.lexicographic.normalized
part
class: att.fragmentable
period
class: att.datable
place
class: att.placement
points
class: att.coordinated
pos
class: att.linguistic
precision
class: att.dimensions
predeclare
class: att.identified
predicate
class: att.predicate
prev
(previous) class: att.global.linking
quantity
(quantity) class: att.measurement
quantity
class: att.dimensions
real
(metrical structure, realized) class: att.metrical
ref
(reference) class: att.canonical
rend
(rendition) class: att.global.rendition
rendition
class: att.global.rendition
replacementPattern
class: att.patternReplacement
require
class: att.textCritical
resp
(responsible party) class: att.global.responsibility
rhyme
(rhyme scheme) class: att.metrical
role
(role) class: att.tableDecoration
role
class: att.naming
rows
(rows) class: att.tableDecoration
sameAs
class: att.global.linking
sample
class: att.divLike
scale
class: att.media
scheme
class: att.styleDef
scheme
class: att.gaijiProp
schemeVersion
class: att.styleDef
scope
class: att.scope
scope
class: att.dimensions
scribe
class: att.handFeatures
scribeRef
class: att.handFeatures
script
class: att.handFeatures
scriptRef
class: att.handFeatures
select
class: att.global.linking
seq
(sequence) class: att.transcriptional
sort
(sort) class: att.personal
sortKey
class: att.sortable
source
class: att.global.source
spanTo
class: att.spanning
split
(split) class: att.lexicographic
start
class: att.timed
start
class: att.coordinated
status
class: att.docStatus
status
class: att.transcriptional
style
class: att.global.rendition
subtype
(subtype) class: att.interpLike
subtype
(subtype) class: att.typed
synch
(synchronous) class: att.global.linking
targFunc
(target function) class: att.pointing.group
target
class: att.pointing
target
class: att.scoping
targetDatcat
class: att.datcat
targetEnd
(target end) class: att.anchoring
targetLang
class: att.pointing
to
class: att.citing
to
class: att.datable.w3c
to-custom
class: att.datable.custom
to-iso
class: att.datable.iso
toWhom
class: att.ascribed.directed
type
class: att.interpLike
type
class: att.typed
type
class: att.entryLike
type
class: att.textCritical
ulx
class: att.coordinated
uly
class: att.coordinated
unit
class: att.citing
unit
(unit) class: att.measurement
unit
class: att.milestoneUnit
unit
class: att.dimensions
unitRef
class: att.measurement
url
(uniform resource locator) class: att.resourced
use
(use) class: att.citeStructurePart
validUntil
class: att.deprecated
value
class: att.gaijiProp
value
(value) class: att.lexicographic
valueDatcat
class: att.datcat
varSeq
(variant sequence) class: att.textCritical
version
class: att.gaijiProp
versionDate
class: att.translatable
when
class: att.datable.w3c
when-custom
class: att.datable.custom
when-iso
class: att.datable.iso
where
class: att.locatable
who
class: att.ascribed
width
class: att.media
wit
(witness or witnesses) class: att.rdgPart
wit
(witness or witnesses) class: att.witnessed
xml:base
class: att.global
xml:id
(identifier) class: att.global
xml:lang
(language) class: att.global
xml:space
class: att.global
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
indicates how references to this class within a content model should be interpreted.
alternation
any one member of the class may appear
sequence
a single occurrence of all members of the class may appear in sequence
sequenceOptional
a single occurrence of one or more members of the class may appear in sequence
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
one or more occurrences of one or more members of the class may appear in sequence.
sequenceRepeatable
one or more occurrences of all members of the class may appear in sequence
points to the specification for some element which is to be included in a schema. [23.2. Modules and Schemas]
An element reference is not repeatable when part of a schema specification (and thus this <elementRef> should not have @minOccurs or @maxOccurs).
An element reference within a content model must refer to a locally defined element specification (and thus this <elementRef> should not have @source).
TEI
(TEI document)
ab
(anonymous block)
abbr
(abbreviation)
abstract
accMat
(accompanying material)
acquisition
(acquisition)
activity
(activity)
actor
add
(addition)
addName
(additional name)
addSpan
(added span of text)
additional
(additional)
additions
(additions)
addrLine
(address line)
address
(address)
adminInfo
(administrative information)
affiliation
(affiliation)
age
(age)
alt
(alternation)
altGrp
(alternation group)
altIdent
(alternate identifier)
altIdentifier
(alternative identifier)
alternate
am
(abbreviation marker)
analytic
(analytic level)
anchor
(anchor point)
annotation
annotationBlock
anyElement
app
(apparatus entry)
appInfo
(application information)
application
arc
(arc)
argument
(argument)
att
(attribute)
attDef
(attribute definition)
attList
(attribute list)
attRef
(attribute pointer)
author
(author)
authority
(release authority)
availability
(availability)
back
(back matter)
bibl
(bibliographic citation)
biblFull
(fully-structured bibliographic citation)
biblScope
(scope of bibliographic reference)
biblStruct
(structured bibliographic citation)
bicond
(bi-conditional feature-structure constraint)
binary
(binary value)
binaryObject
binding
(binding)
bindingDesc
(binding description)
birth
(birth)
bloc
(bloc)
body
(text body)
broadcast
(broadcast)
byline
(byline)
c
(character)
cRefPattern
(canonical reference pattern)
caesura
calendar
(calendar)
calendarDesc
(calendar description)
camera
(camera)
caption
(caption)
case
(case)
castGroup
(cast list grouping)
castItem
(cast list item)
castList
(cast list)
catDesc
(category description)
catRef
(category reference)
catchwords
(catchwords)
category
(category)
cb
(column beginning)
cell
(cell)
certainty
change
(change)
channel
(primary channel)
char
(character)
charDecl
(character declarations)
choice
(choice)
cit
(cited quotation)
citeData
(citation data)
citeStructure
(citation structure)
citedRange
(cited range)
cl
(clause)
classCode
(classification code)
classDecl
(classification declarations)
classRef
classSpec
(class specification)
classes
(classes)
climate
(climate)
closer
(closer)
code
collation
(collation)
collection
(collection)
colloc
(collocate)
colophon
(colophon)
cond
(conditional feature-structure constraint)
condition
(condition)
constitution
(constitution)
constraint
(constraint rules)
constraintDecl
(constraint declaration)
constraintSpec
(constraint on schema)
content
(content model)
conversion
corr
(correction)
correction
(correction principles)
correspAction
(correspondence action)
correspContext
(correspondence context)
correspDesc
(correspondence description)
country
(country)
creation
(creation)
custEvent
(custodial event)
custodialHist
(custodial history)
damage
(damage)
damageSpan
(damaged span of text)
dataFacet
dataRef
dataSpec
(datatype specification)
datatype
(datatype)
date
(date)
dateline
(dateline)
death
(death)
decoDesc
(decoration description)
decoNote
(note on decoration)
def
(definition)
default
(default feature value)
defaultVal
(default value)
del
(deletion)
delSpan
(deleted span of text)
depth
(depth)
derivation
(derivation)
desc
(description)
dictScrap
(dictionary scrap)
dim
dimensions
(dimensions)
distinct
distributor
(distributor)
district
(district)
div
(text division)
div1
(level-1 text division)
div2
(level-2 text division)
div3
(level-3 text division)
div4
(level-4 text division)
div5
(level-5 text division)
div6
(level-6 text division)
div7
(level-7 text division)
divGen
(automatically generated text division)
docAuthor
(document author)
docDate
(document date)
docEdition
(document edition)
docImprint
(document imprint)
docTitle
(document title)
domain
(domain of use)
eLeaf
(leaf or terminal node of an embedding tree)
eTree
(embedding tree)
edition
(edition)
editionStmt
(edition statement)
editor
editorialDecl
(editorial practice declaration)
education
(education)
eg
(example)
egXML
(example of XML)
elementRef
elementSpec
(element specification)
ellipsis
(deliberately marked omission)
email
(electronic mail address)
emph
(emphasized)
empty
encodingDesc
(encoding description)
entry
(entry)
entryFree
(unstructured entry)
epigraph
(epigraph)
epilogue
(epilogue)
equipment
(equipment)
equiv
(equivalent)
etym
(etymology)
event
(event)
eventName
(name of an event)
ex
(editorial expansion)
exemplum
(exemplum)
expan
(expansion)
explicit
(explicit)
extent
(extent)
f
(feature)
fDecl
(feature declaration)
fDescr
(feature description (in FSD))
fLib
(feature library)
facsimile
factuality
(factuality)
faith
(faith)
figDesc
(description of figure)
figure
(figure)
fileDesc
(file description)
filiation
(filiation)
finalRubric
(final rubric)
floatingText
(floating text)
floruit
(floruit)
foliation
(foliation)
foreign
(foreign)
forename
(forename)
forest
(forest)
form
(form information group)
formula
(formula)
front
(front matter)
fs
(feature structure)
fsConstraints
(feature-structure constraints)
fsDecl
(feature structure declaration)
fsDescr
(feature system description (in FSD))
fsdDecl
(feature system declaration)
fsdLink
(feature structure declaration link)
funder
(funding body)
fvLib
(feature-value library)
fw
(forme work)
g
(character or glyph)
gap
(gap)
gb
(gathering beginning)
gen
(gender)
genName
(generational name component)
gender
(gender)
geo
(geographical coordinates)
geoDecl
(geographic coordinates declaration)
geogFeat
(geographical feature name)
geogName
(geographical name)
gi
(element name)
gloss
(gloss)
glyph
(character glyph)
gram
(grammatical information)
gramGrp
(grammatical information group)
graph
(graph)
graphic
(graphic)
group
(group)
handDesc
(description of hands)
handNote
(note on hand)
handNotes
handShift
(handwriting shift)
head
(heading)
headItem
(heading for list items)
headLabel
(heading for list labels)
height
(height)
heraldry
(heraldry)
hi
(highlighted)
history
(history)
hom
(homograph)
hyph
(hyphenation)
hyphenation
(hyphenation)
iNode
(intermediate (or internal) node)
iType
(inflectional class)
ident
(identifier)
idno
(identifier)
if
iff
(if and only if)
imprimatur
(imprimatur)
imprint
incident
(incident)
incipit
index
(index entry)
institution
(institution)
interaction
(interaction)
interp
(interpretation)
interpGrp
(interpretation group)
interpretation
(interpretation)
item
(item)
join
(join)
joinGrp
(join group)
keywords
(keywords)
kinesic
(kinesic)
l
(verse line)
label
(label)
lacunaEnd
(lacuna end)
lacunaStart
(lacuna start)
lang
(language name)
langKnowledge
(language knowledge)
langKnown
(language known)
langUsage
(language usage)
language
(language)
layout
(layout)
layoutDesc
(layout description)
lb
(line beginning)
lbl
(label)
leaf
(leaf)
lem
(lemma)
lg
(line group)
licence
line
link
(link)
linkGrp
(link group)
list
(list)
listAnnotation
listApp
(list of apparatus entries)
listBibl
(citation list)
listChange
listEvent
(list of events)
listForest
listNym
(list of canonical names)
listObject
(list of objects)
listOrg
(list of organizations)
listPerson
(list of persons)
listPlace
(list of places)
listPrefixDef
(list of prefix definitions)
listRef
(list of references)
listRelation
listTranspose
listWit
(witness list)
localProp
(locally defined property)
locale
location
(location)
locus
(locus)
locusGrp
(locus group)
m
(morpheme)
macroRef
macroSpec
(macro specification)
mapping
(character mapping)
material
(material)
measure
(measure)
measureGrp
(measure group)
media
meeting
memberOf
mentioned
metDecl
(metrical notation declaration)
metSym
(metrical notation symbol)
metamark
milestone
(milestone)
mod
model
modelGrp
(model group)
modelSequence
moduleRef
(module reference)
moduleSpec
(module specification)
monogr
(monographic level)
mood
(mood)
move
(movement)
msContents
(manuscript contents)
msDesc
(manuscript description)
msFrag
(manuscript fragment)
msIdentifier
(manuscript identifier)
msItem
(manuscript item)
msItemStruct
(structured manuscript item)
msName
(manuscript name)
msPart
(manuscript part)
musicNotation
(music notation)
name
(name, proper noun)
nameLink
(name link)
namespace
(namespace)
nationality
(nationality)
node
(node)
normalization
(normalization)
notatedMusic
note
(note)
noteGrp
(note group)
notesStmt
(notes statement)
num
(number)
number
(number)
numeric
(numeric value)
nym
(canonical name)
oRef
(orthographic-form reference)
object
objectDesc
(object description)
objectIdentifier
(object identifier)
objectName
(name of an object)
objectType
(object type)
occupation
(occupation)
offset
(offset)
opener
(opener)
org
(organization)
orgName
(organization name)
orig
(original form)
origDate
(origin date)
origPlace
(origin place)
origin
(origin)
orth
(orthographic form)
outputRendition
p
(paragraph)
pRef
(pronunciation reference)
param
paramList
paramSpec
particDesc
(participation description)
path
(path)
pause
(pause)
pb
(page beginning)
pc
(punctuation character)
per
(person)
performance
(performance)
persName
(personal name)
persPronouns
(personal pronouns)
person
(person)
personGrp
(personal group)
persona
phr
(phrase)
physDesc
(physical description)
place
(place)
placeName
(place name)
population
(population)
pos
(part of speech)
post
postBox
(postal box or post office box)
postCode
(postal code)
postscript
precision
prefixDef
(prefix definition)
preparedness
(preparedness)
principal
(principal researcher)
profileDesc
(text-profile description)
projectDesc
(project description)
prologue
(prologue)
pron
(pronunciation)
provenance
(provenance)
ptr
(pointer)
pubPlace
(publication place)
publicationStmt
(publication statement)
publisher
(publisher)
punctuation
purpose
q
(quoted)
quotation
(quotation)
quote
(quotation)
rb
(ruby base)
rdg
(reading)
rdgGrp
(reading group)
re
(related entry)
recordHist
(recorded history)
recording
(recording event)
recordingStmt
(recording statement)
redo
ref
(reference)
refState
(reference state)
refsDecl
(references declaration)
reg
(regularization)
region
(region)
relatedItem
relation
(relationship)
remarks
(remarks)
rendition
(rendition)
repository
(repository)
residence
(residence)
resp
(responsibility)
respStmt
(statement of responsibility)
respons
(responsibility)
restore
(restore)
retrace
revisionDesc
(revision description)
rhyme
role
(role)
roleDesc
(role description)
roleName
(role name)
root
(root node)
row
(row)
rs
(referencing string)
rt
(ruby text)
rubric
(rubric)
ruby
(ruby container)
s
(s-unit)
said
(speech or thought)
salute
(salutation)
samplingDecl
(sampling declaration)
schemaRef
(schema reference)
schemaSpec
(schema specification)
scriptDesc
(script description)
scriptNote
scriptStmt
(script statement)
seal
(seal)
sealDesc
(seal description)
secFol
(second folio)
secl
(secluded text)
seg
(arbitrary segment)
segmentation
(segmentation)
sense
sequence
series
(series information)
seriesStmt
(series statement)
set
(setting)
setting
settingDesc
(setting description)
settlement
(settlement)
sex
(sex)
shift
(shift)
sic
(Latin for thus or so)
signatures
(signatures)
signed
(signature)
soCalled
(so called)
socecStatus
(socio-economic status)
sound
(sound)
source
(source)
sourceDesc
(source description)
sourceDoc
sp
(speech)
spGrp
(speech group)
space
(space)
span
spanGrp
(span group)
speaker
specDesc
(specification description)
specGrp
(specification group)
specGrpRef
(reference to a specification group)
specList
(specification list)
sponsor
(sponsor)
stage
(stage direction)
stamp
(stamp)
standOff
state
(state)
stdVals
(standard values)
street
stress
(stress)
string
(string value)
styleDefDecl
(style definition language declaration)
subc
(subcategorization)
subst
(substitution)
substJoin
(substitution join)
summary
superEntry
(super entry)
supplied
(supplied)
support
(support)
supportDesc
(support description)
surface
surfaceGrp
(surface group)
surname
(surname)
surplus
(surplus)
surrogates
(surrogates)
syll
(syllabification)
symbol
(symbolic value)
table
(table)
tag
(tag)
tagUsage
(element usage)
tagsDecl
(tagging declaration)
taxonomy
(taxonomy)
tech
(technical stage direction)
teiCorpus
(TEI corpus)
teiHeader
(TEI header)
term
(term)
terrain
(terrain)
text
(text)
textClass
(text classification)
textDesc
(text description)
textLang
(text language)
textNode
then
time
(time)
timeline
(timeline)
title
(title)
titlePage
(title page)
titlePart
(title part)
titleStmt
(title statement)
tns
(tense)
trailer
trait
(trait)
transcriptionDesc
(transcription description)
transpose
tree
(tree)
triangle
(underspecified embedding tree, so called because of its characteristic shape when drawn)
typeDesc
(typeface description)
typeNote
(typographic note)
u
(utterance)
unclear
(unclear)
undo
unicodeProp
(unicode property)
unihanProp
(unihan property)
unit
unitDecl
(unit declarations)
unitDef
(unit definition)
usg
(usage)
vAlt
(value alternation)
vColl
(collection of values)
vDefault
(value default)
vLabel
(value label)
vMerge
(merged collection of values)
vNot
(value negation)
vRange
(value range)
val
(value)
valDesc
(value description)
valItem
valList
(value list)
variantEncoding
(variant encoding)
view
(view)
vocal
(vocal)
w
(word)
watermark
(watermark)
when
width
(width)
wit
(wit)
witDetail
(witness detail)
witEnd
(fragmented witness end)
witStart
(fragmented witness start)
witness
(witness)
writing
(writing)
xenoData
(non-TEI metadata)
xr
(cross-reference phrase)
zone
supplies a list of the elements which are not to be copied from the specified module into the schema being defined.
Suggested values include: 1] TEI (TEI document); 2] ab (anonymous block); 3] abbr (abbreviation); 4] abstract; 5] accMat (accompanying material); 6] acquisition (acquisition); 7] activity (activity); 8] actor; 9] add (addition); 10] addName (additional name); 11] addSpan (added span of text); 12] additional (additional); 13] additions (additions); 14] addrLine (address line); 15] address (address); 16] adminInfo (administrative information); 17] affiliation (affiliation); 18] age (age); 19] alt (alternation); 20] altGrp (alternation group); 21] altIdent (alternate identifier); 22] altIdentifier (alternative identifier); 23] alternate; 24] am (abbreviation marker); 25] analytic (analytic level); 26] anchor (anchor point); 27] annotation; 28] annotationBlock; 29] anyElement; 30] app (apparatus entry); 31] appInfo (application information); 32] application; 33] arc (arc); 34] argument (argument); 35] att (attribute); 36] attDef (attribute definition); 37] attList (attribute list); 38] attRef (attribute pointer); 39] author (author); 40] authority (release authority); 41] availability (availability); 42] back (back matter); 43] bibl (bibliographic citation); 44] biblFull (fully-structured bibliographic citation); 45] biblScope (scope of bibliographic reference); 46] biblStruct (structured bibliographic citation); 47] bicond (bi-conditional feature-structure constraint); 48] binary (binary value); 49] binaryObject; 50] binding (binding); 51] bindingDesc (binding description); 52] birth (birth); 53] bloc (bloc); 54] body (text body); 55] broadcast (broadcast); 56] byline (byline); 57] c (character); 58] cRefPattern (canonical reference pattern); 59] caesura; 60] calendar (calendar); 61] calendarDesc (calendar description); 62] camera (camera); 63] caption (caption); 64] case (case); 65] castGroup (cast list grouping); 66] castItem (cast list item); 67] castList (cast list); 68] catDesc (category description); 69] catRef (category reference); 70] catchwords (catchwords); 71] category (category); 72] cb (column beginning); 73] cell (cell); 74] certainty; 75] change (change); 76] channel (primary channel); 77] char (character); 78] charDecl (character declarations); 79] choice (choice); 80] cit (cited quotation); 81] citeData (citation data); 82] citeStructure (citation structure); 83] citedRange (cited range); 84] cl (clause); 85] classCode (classification code); 86] classDecl (classification declarations); 87] classRef; 88] classSpec (class specification); 89] classes (classes); 90] climate (climate); 91] closer (closer); 92] code; 93] collation (collation); 94] collection (collection); 95] colloc (collocate); 96] colophon (colophon); 97] cond (conditional feature-structure constraint); 98] condition (condition); 99] constitution (constitution); 100] constraint (constraint rules); 101] constraintDecl (constraint declaration); 102] constraintSpec (constraint on schema); 103] content (content model); 104] conversion; 105] corr (correction); 106] correction (correction principles); 107] correspAction (correspondence action); 108] correspContext (correspondence context); 109] correspDesc (correspondence description); 110] country (country); 111] creation (creation); 112] custEvent (custodial event); 113] custodialHist (custodial history); 114] damage (damage); 115] damageSpan (damaged span of text); 116] dataFacet; 117] dataRef; 118] dataSpec (datatype specification); 119] datatype (datatype); 120] date (date); 121] dateline (dateline); 122] death (death); 123] decoDesc (decoration description); 124] decoNote (note on decoration); 125] def (definition); 126] default (default feature value); 127] defaultVal (default value); 128] del (deletion); 129] delSpan (deleted span of text); 130] depth (depth); 131] derivation (derivation); 132] desc (description); 133] dictScrap (dictionary scrap); 134] dim; 135] dimensions (dimensions); 136] distinct; 137] distributor (distributor); 138] district (district); 139] div (text division); 140] div1 (level-1 text division); 141] div2 (level-2 text division); 142] div3 (level-3 text division); 143] div4 (level-4 text division); 144] div5 (level-5 text division); 145] div6 (level-6 text division); 146] div7 (level-7 text division); 147] divGen (automatically generated text division); 148] docAuthor (document author); 149] docDate (document date); 150] docEdition (document edition); 151] docImprint (document imprint); 152] docTitle (document title); 153] domain (domain of use); 154] eLeaf (leaf or terminal node of an embedding tree); 155] eTree (embedding tree); 156] edition (edition); 157] editionStmt (edition statement); 158] editor; 159] editorialDecl (editorial practice declaration); 160] education (education); 161] eg (example); 162] egXML (example of XML); 163] elementRef; 164] elementSpec (element specification); 165] ellipsis (deliberately marked omission); 166] email (electronic mail address); 167] emph (emphasized); 168] empty; 169] encodingDesc (encoding description); 170] entry (entry); 171] entryFree (unstructured entry); 172] epigraph (epigraph); 173] epilogue (epilogue); 174] equipment (equipment); 175] equiv (equivalent); 176] etym (etymology); 177] event (event); 178] eventName (name of an event); 179] ex (editorial expansion); 180] exemplum (exemplum); 181] expan (expansion); 182] explicit (explicit); 183] extent (extent); 184] f (feature); 185] fDecl (feature declaration); 186] fDescr (feature description (in FSD)); 187] fLib (feature library); 188] facsimile; 189] factuality (factuality); 190] faith (faith); 191] figDesc (description of figure); 192] figure (figure); 193] fileDesc (file description); 194] filiation (filiation); 195] finalRubric (final rubric); 196] floatingText (floating text); 197] floruit (floruit); 198] foliation (foliation); 199] foreign (foreign); 200] forename (forename); 201] forest (forest); 202] form (form information group); 203] formula (formula); 204] front (front matter); 205] fs (feature structure); 206] fsConstraints (feature-structure constraints); 207] fsDecl (feature structure declaration); 208] fsDescr (feature system description (in FSD)); 209] fsdDecl (feature system declaration); 210] fsdLink (feature structure declaration link); 211] funder (funding body); 212] fvLib (feature-value library); 213] fw (forme work); 214] g (character or glyph); 215] gap (gap); 216] gb (gathering beginning); 217] gen (gender); 218] genName (generational name component); 219] gender (gender); 220] geo (geographical coordinates); 221] geoDecl (geographic coordinates declaration); 222] geogFeat (geographical feature name); 223] geogName (geographical name); 224] gi (element name); 225] gloss (gloss); 226] glyph (character glyph); 227] gram (grammatical information); 228] gramGrp (grammatical information group); 229] graph (graph); 230] graphic (graphic); 231] group (group); 232] handDesc (description of hands); 233] handNote (note on hand); 234] handNotes; 235] handShift (handwriting shift); 236] head (heading); 237] headItem (heading for list items); 238] headLabel (heading for list labels); 239] height (height); 240] heraldry (heraldry); 241] hi (highlighted); 242] history (history); 243] hom (homograph); 244] hyph (hyphenation); 245] hyphenation (hyphenation); 246] iNode (intermediate (or internal) node); 247] iType (inflectional class); 248] ident (identifier); 249] idno (identifier); 250] if; 251] iff (if and only if); 252] imprimatur (imprimatur); 253] imprint; 254] incident (incident); 255] incipit; 256] index (index entry); 257] institution (institution); 258] interaction (interaction); 259] interp (interpretation); 260] interpGrp (interpretation group); 261] interpretation (interpretation); 262] item (item); 263] join (join); 264] joinGrp (join group); 265] keywords (keywords); 266] kinesic (kinesic); 267] l (verse line); 268] label (label); 269] lacunaEnd (lacuna end); 270] lacunaStart (lacuna start); 271] lang (language name); 272] langKnowledge (language knowledge); 273] langKnown (language known); 274] langUsage (language usage); 275] language (language); 276] layout (layout); 277] layoutDesc (layout description); 278] lb (line beginning); 279] lbl (label); 280] leaf (leaf); 281] lem (lemma); 282] lg (line group); 283] licence; 284] line; 285] link (link); 286] linkGrp (link group); 287] list (list); 288] listAnnotation; 289] listApp (list of apparatus entries); 290] listBibl (citation list); 291] listChange; 292] listEvent (list of events); 293] listForest; 294] listNym (list of canonical names); 295] listObject (list of objects); 296] listOrg (list of organizations); 297] listPerson (list of persons); 298] listPlace (list of places); 299] listPrefixDef (list of prefix definitions); 300] listRef (list of references); 301] listRelation; 302] listTranspose; 303] listWit (witness list); 304] localProp (locally defined property); 305] locale; 306] location (location); 307] locus (locus); 308] locusGrp (locus group); 309] m (morpheme); 310] macroRef; 311] macroSpec (macro specification); 312] mapping (character mapping); 313] material (material); 314] measure (measure); 315] measureGrp (measure group); 316] media; 317] meeting; 318] memberOf; 319] mentioned; 320] metDecl (metrical notation declaration); 321] metSym (metrical notation symbol); 322] metamark; 323] milestone (milestone); 324] mod; 325] model; 326] modelGrp (model group); 327] modelSequence; 328] moduleRef (module reference); 329] moduleSpec (module specification); 330] monogr (monographic level); 331] mood (mood); 332] move (movement); 333] msContents (manuscript contents); 334] msDesc (manuscript description); 335] msFrag (manuscript fragment); 336] msIdentifier (manuscript identifier); 337] msItem (manuscript item); 338] msItemStruct (structured manuscript item); 339] msName (manuscript name); 340] msPart (manuscript part); 341] musicNotation (music notation); 342] name (name, proper noun); 343] nameLink (name link); 344] namespace (namespace); 345] nationality (nationality); 346] node (node); 347] normalization (normalization); 348] notatedMusic; 349] note (note); 350] noteGrp (note group); 351] notesStmt (notes statement); 352] num (number); 353] number (number); 354] numeric (numeric value); 355] nym (canonical name); 356] oRef (orthographic-form reference); 357] object; 358] objectDesc (object description); 359] objectIdentifier (object identifier); 360] objectName (name of an object); 361] objectType (object type); 362] occupation (occupation); 363] offset (offset); 364] opener (opener); 365] org (organization); 366] orgName (organization name); 367] orig (original form); 368] origDate (origin date); 369] origPlace (origin place); 370] origin (origin); 371] orth (orthographic form); 372] outputRendition; 373] p (paragraph); 374] pRef (pronunciation reference); 375] param; 376] paramList; 377] paramSpec; 378] particDesc (participation description); 379] path (path); 380] pause (pause); 381] pb (page beginning); 382] pc (punctuation character); 383] per (person); 384] performance (performance); 385] persName (personal name); 386] persPronouns (personal pronouns); 387] person (person); 388] personGrp (personal group); 389] persona; 390] phr (phrase); 391] physDesc (physical description); 392] place (place); 393] placeName (place name); 394] population (population); 395] pos (part of speech); 396] post; 397] postBox (postal box or post office box); 398] postCode (postal code); 399] postscript; 400] precision; 401] prefixDef (prefix definition); 402] preparedness (preparedness); 403] principal (principal researcher); 404] profileDesc (text-profile description); 405] projectDesc (project description); 406] prologue (prologue); 407] pron (pronunciation); 408] provenance (provenance); 409] ptr (pointer); 410] pubPlace (publication place); 411] publicationStmt (publication statement); 412] publisher (publisher); 413] punctuation; 414] purpose; 415] q (quoted); 416] quotation (quotation); 417] quote (quotation); 418] rb (ruby base); 419] rdg (reading); 420] rdgGrp (reading group); 421] re (related entry); 422] recordHist (recorded history); 423] recording (recording event); 424] recordingStmt (recording statement); 425] redo; 426] ref (reference); 427] refState (reference state); 428] refsDecl (references declaration); 429] reg (regularization); 430] region (region); 431] relatedItem; 432] relation (relationship); 433] remarks (remarks); 434] rendition (rendition); 435] repository (repository); 436] residence (residence); 437] resp (responsibility); 438] respStmt (statement of responsibility); 439] respons (responsibility); 440] restore (restore); 441] retrace; 442] revisionDesc (revision description); 443] rhyme; 444] role (role); 445] roleDesc (role description); 446] roleName (role name); 447] root (root node); 448] row (row); 449] rs (referencing string); 450] rt (ruby text); 451] rubric (rubric); 452] ruby (ruby container); 453] s (s-unit); 454] said (speech or thought); 455] salute (salutation); 456] samplingDecl (sampling declaration); 457] schemaRef (schema reference); 458] schemaSpec (schema specification); 459] scriptDesc (script description); 460] scriptNote; 461] scriptStmt (script statement); 462] seal (seal); 463] sealDesc (seal description); 464] secFol (second folio); 465] secl (secluded text); 466] seg (arbitrary segment); 467] segmentation (segmentation); 468] sense; 469] sequence; 470] series (series information); 471] seriesStmt (series statement); 472] set (setting); 473] setting; 474] settingDesc (setting description); 475] settlement (settlement); 476] sex (sex); 477] shift (shift); 478] sic (Latin for thus or so); 479] signatures (signatures); 480] signed (signature); 481] soCalled (so called); 482] socecStatus (socio-economic status); 483] sound (sound); 484] source (source); 485] sourceDesc (source description); 486] sourceDoc; 487] sp (speech); 488] spGrp (speech group); 489] space (space); 490] span; 491] spanGrp (span group); 492] speaker; 493] specDesc (specification description); 494] specGrp (specification group); 495] specGrpRef (reference to a specification group); 496] specList (specification list); 497] sponsor (sponsor); 498] stage (stage direction); 499] stamp (stamp); 500] standOff; 501] state (state); 502] stdVals (standard values); 503] street; 504] stress (stress); 505] string (string value); 506] styleDefDecl (style definition language declaration); 507] subc (subcategorization); 508] subst (substitution); 509] substJoin (substitution join); 510] summary; 511] superEntry (super entry); 512] supplied (supplied); 513] support (support); 514] supportDesc (support description); 515] surface; 516] surfaceGrp (surface group); 517] surname (surname); 518] surplus (surplus); 519] surrogates (surrogates); 520] syll (syllabification); 521] symbol (symbolic value); 522] table (table); 523] tag (tag); 524] tagUsage (element usage); 525] tagsDecl (tagging declaration); 526] taxonomy (taxonomy); 527] tech (technical stage direction); 528] teiCorpus (TEI corpus); 529] teiHeader (TEI header); 530] term (term); 531] terrain (terrain); 532] text (text); 533] textClass (text classification); 534] textDesc (text description); 535] textLang (text language); 536] textNode; 537] then; 538] time (time); 539] timeline (timeline); 540] title (title); 541] titlePage (title page); 542] titlePart (title part); 543] titleStmt (title statement); 544] tns (tense); 545] trailer; 546] trait (trait); 547] transcriptionDesc (transcription description); 548] transpose; 549] tree (tree); 550] triangle (underspecified embedding tree, so called because of its characteristic shape when drawn); 551] typeDesc (typeface description); 552] typeNote (typographic note); 553] u (utterance); 554] unclear (unclear); 555] undo; 556] unicodeProp (unicode property); 557] unihanProp (unihan property); 558] unit; 559] unitDecl (unit declarations); 560] unitDef (unit definition); 561] usg (usage); 562] vAlt (value alternation); 563] vColl (collection of values); 564] vDefault (value default); 565] vLabel (value label); 566] vMerge (merged collection of values); 567] vNot (value negation); 568] vRange (value range); 569] val (value); 570] valDesc (value description); 571] valItem; 572] valList (value list); 573] variantEncoding (variant encoding); 574] view (view); 575] vocal (vocal); 576] w (word); 577] watermark (watermark); 578] when; 579] width (width); 580] wit (wit); 581] witDetail (witness detail); 582] witEnd (fragmented witness end); 583] witStart (fragmented witness start); 584] witness (witness); 585] writing (writing); 586] xenoData (non-TEI metadata); 587] xr (cross-reference phrase); 588] zone
TEI
(TEI document)
ab
(anonymous block)
abbr
(abbreviation)
abstract
accMat
(accompanying material)
acquisition
(acquisition)
activity
(activity)
actor
add
(addition)
addName
(additional name)
addSpan
(added span of text)
additional
(additional)
additions
(additions)
addrLine
(address line)
address
(address)
adminInfo
(administrative information)
affiliation
(affiliation)
age
(age)
alt
(alternation)
altGrp
(alternation group)
altIdent
(alternate identifier)
altIdentifier
(alternative identifier)
alternate
am
(abbreviation marker)
analytic
(analytic level)
anchor
(anchor point)
annotation
annotationBlock
anyElement
app
(apparatus entry)
appInfo
(application information)
application
arc
(arc)
argument
(argument)
att
(attribute)
attDef
(attribute definition)
attList
(attribute list)
attRef
(attribute pointer)
author
(author)
authority
(release authority)
availability
(availability)
back
(back matter)
bibl
(bibliographic citation)
biblFull
(fully-structured bibliographic citation)
biblScope
(scope of bibliographic reference)
biblStruct
(structured bibliographic citation)
bicond
(bi-conditional feature-structure constraint)
binary
(binary value)
binaryObject
binding
(binding)
bindingDesc
(binding description)
birth
(birth)
bloc
(bloc)
body
(text body)
broadcast
(broadcast)
byline
(byline)
c
(character)
cRefPattern
(canonical reference pattern)
caesura
calendar
(calendar)
calendarDesc
(calendar description)
camera
(camera)
caption
(caption)
case
(case)
castGroup
(cast list grouping)
castItem
(cast list item)
castList
(cast list)
catDesc
(category description)
catRef
(category reference)
catchwords
(catchwords)
category
(category)
cb
(column beginning)
cell
(cell)
certainty
change
(change)
channel
(primary channel)
char
(character)
charDecl
(character declarations)
choice
(choice)
cit
(cited quotation)
citeData
(citation data)
citeStructure
(citation structure)
citedRange
(cited range)
cl
(clause)
classCode
(classification code)
classDecl
(classification declarations)
classRef
classSpec
(class specification)
classes
(classes)
climate
(climate)
closer
(closer)
code
collation
(collation)
collection
(collection)
colloc
(collocate)
colophon
(colophon)
cond
(conditional feature-structure constraint)
condition
(condition)
constitution
(constitution)
constraint
(constraint rules)
constraintDecl
(constraint declaration)
constraintSpec
(constraint on schema)
content
(content model)
conversion
corr
(correction)
correction
(correction principles)
correspAction
(correspondence action)
correspContext
(correspondence context)
correspDesc
(correspondence description)
country
(country)
creation
(creation)
custEvent
(custodial event)
custodialHist
(custodial history)
damage
(damage)
damageSpan
(damaged span of text)
dataFacet
dataRef
dataSpec
(datatype specification)
datatype
(datatype)
date
(date)
dateline
(dateline)
death
(death)
decoDesc
(decoration description)
decoNote
(note on decoration)
def
(definition)
default
(default feature value)
defaultVal
(default value)
del
(deletion)
delSpan
(deleted span of text)
depth
(depth)
derivation
(derivation)
desc
(description)
dictScrap
(dictionary scrap)
dim
dimensions
(dimensions)
distinct
distributor
(distributor)
district
(district)
div
(text division)
div1
(level-1 text division)
div2
(level-2 text division)
div3
(level-3 text division)
div4
(level-4 text division)
div5
(level-5 text division)
div6
(level-6 text division)
div7
(level-7 text division)
divGen
(automatically generated text division)
docAuthor
(document author)
docDate
(document date)
docEdition
(document edition)
docImprint
(document imprint)
docTitle
(document title)
domain
(domain of use)
eLeaf
(leaf or terminal node of an embedding tree)
eTree
(embedding tree)
edition
(edition)
editionStmt
(edition statement)
editor
editorialDecl
(editorial practice declaration)
education
(education)
eg
(example)
egXML
(example of XML)
elementRef
elementSpec
(element specification)
ellipsis
(deliberately marked omission)
email
(electronic mail address)
emph
(emphasized)
empty
encodingDesc
(encoding description)
entry
(entry)
entryFree
(unstructured entry)
epigraph
(epigraph)
epilogue
(epilogue)
equipment
(equipment)
equiv
(equivalent)
etym
(etymology)
event
(event)
eventName
(name of an event)
ex
(editorial expansion)
exemplum
(exemplum)
expan
(expansion)
explicit
(explicit)
extent
(extent)
f
(feature)
fDecl
(feature declaration)
fDescr
(feature description (in FSD))
fLib
(feature library)
facsimile
factuality
(factuality)
faith
(faith)
figDesc
(description of figure)
figure
(figure)
fileDesc
(file description)
filiation
(filiation)
finalRubric
(final rubric)
floatingText
(floating text)
floruit
(floruit)
foliation
(foliation)
foreign
(foreign)
forename
(forename)
forest
(forest)
form
(form information group)
formula
(formula)
front
(front matter)
fs
(feature structure)
fsConstraints
(feature-structure constraints)
fsDecl
(feature structure declaration)
fsDescr
(feature system description (in FSD))
fsdDecl
(feature system declaration)
fsdLink
(feature structure declaration link)
funder
(funding body)
fvLib
(feature-value library)
fw
(forme work)
g
(character or glyph)
gap
(gap)
gb
(gathering beginning)
gen
(gender)
genName
(generational name component)
gender
(gender)
geo
(geographical coordinates)
geoDecl
(geographic coordinates declaration)
geogFeat
(geographical feature name)
geogName
(geographical name)
gi
(element name)
gloss
(gloss)
glyph
(character glyph)
gram
(grammatical information)
gramGrp
(grammatical information group)
graph
(graph)
graphic
(graphic)
group
(group)
handDesc
(description of hands)
handNote
(note on hand)
handNotes
handShift
(handwriting shift)
head
(heading)
headItem
(heading for list items)
headLabel
(heading for list labels)
height
(height)
heraldry
(heraldry)
hi
(highlighted)
history
(history)
hom
(homograph)
hyph
(hyphenation)
hyphenation
(hyphenation)
iNode
(intermediate (or internal) node)
iType
(inflectional class)
ident
(identifier)
idno
(identifier)
if
iff
(if and only if)
imprimatur
(imprimatur)
imprint
incident
(incident)
incipit
index
(index entry)
institution
(institution)
interaction
(interaction)
interp
(interpretation)
interpGrp
(interpretation group)
interpretation
(interpretation)
item
(item)
join
(join)
joinGrp
(join group)
keywords
(keywords)
kinesic
(kinesic)
l
(verse line)
label
(label)
lacunaEnd
(lacuna end)
lacunaStart
(lacuna start)
lang
(language name)
langKnowledge
(language knowledge)
langKnown
(language known)
langUsage
(language usage)
language
(language)
layout
(layout)
layoutDesc
(layout description)
lb
(line beginning)
lbl
(label)
leaf
(leaf)
lem
(lemma)
lg
(line group)
licence
line
link
(link)
linkGrp
(link group)
list
(list)
listAnnotation
listApp
(list of apparatus entries)
listBibl
(citation list)
listChange
listEvent
(list of events)
listForest
listNym
(list of canonical names)
listObject
(list of objects)
listOrg
(list of organizations)
listPerson
(list of persons)
listPlace
(list of places)
listPrefixDef
(list of prefix definitions)
listRef
(list of references)
listRelation
listTranspose
listWit
(witness list)
localProp
(locally defined property)
locale
location
(location)
locus
(locus)
locusGrp
(locus group)
m
(morpheme)
macroRef
macroSpec
(macro specification)
mapping
(character mapping)
material
(material)
measure
(measure)
measureGrp
(measure group)
media
meeting
memberOf
mentioned
metDecl
(metrical notation declaration)
metSym
(metrical notation symbol)
metamark
milestone
(milestone)
mod
model
modelGrp
(model group)
modelSequence
moduleRef
(module reference)
moduleSpec
(module specification)
monogr
(monographic level)
mood
(mood)
move
(movement)
msContents
(manuscript contents)
msDesc
(manuscript description)
msFrag
(manuscript fragment)
msIdentifier
(manuscript identifier)
msItem
(manuscript item)
msItemStruct
(structured manuscript item)
msName
(manuscript name)
msPart
(manuscript part)
musicNotation
(music notation)
name
(name, proper noun)
nameLink
(name link)
namespace
(namespace)
nationality
(nationality)
node
(node)
normalization
(normalization)
notatedMusic
note
(note)
noteGrp
(note group)
notesStmt
(notes statement)
num
(number)
number
(number)
numeric
(numeric value)
nym
(canonical name)
oRef
(orthographic-form reference)
object
objectDesc
(object description)
objectIdentifier
(object identifier)
objectName
(name of an object)
objectType
(object type)
occupation
(occupation)
offset
(offset)
opener
(opener)
org
(organization)
orgName
(organization name)
orig
(original form)
origDate
(origin date)
origPlace
(origin place)
origin
(origin)
orth
(orthographic form)
outputRendition
p
(paragraph)
pRef
(pronunciation reference)
param
paramList
paramSpec
particDesc
(participation description)
path
(path)
pause
(pause)
pb
(page beginning)
pc
(punctuation character)
per
(person)
performance
(performance)
persName
(personal name)
persPronouns
(personal pronouns)
person
(person)
personGrp
(personal group)
persona
phr
(phrase)
physDesc
(physical description)
place
(place)
placeName
(place name)
population
(population)
pos
(part of speech)
post
postBox
(postal box or post office box)
postCode
(postal code)
postscript
precision
prefixDef
(prefix definition)
preparedness
(preparedness)
principal
(principal researcher)
profileDesc
(text-profile description)
projectDesc
(project description)
prologue
(prologue)
pron
(pronunciation)
provenance
(provenance)
ptr
(pointer)
pubPlace
(publication place)
publicationStmt
(publication statement)
publisher
(publisher)
punctuation
purpose
q
(quoted)
quotation
(quotation)
quote
(quotation)
rb
(ruby base)
rdg
(reading)
rdgGrp
(reading group)
re
(related entry)
recordHist
(recorded history)
recording
(recording event)
recordingStmt
(recording statement)
redo
ref
(reference)
refState
(reference state)
refsDecl
(references declaration)
reg
(regularization)
region
(region)
relatedItem
relation
(relationship)
remarks
(remarks)
rendition
(rendition)
repository
(repository)
residence
(residence)
resp
(responsibility)
respStmt
(statement of responsibility)
respons
(responsibility)
restore
(restore)
retrace
revisionDesc
(revision description)
rhyme
role
(role)
roleDesc
(role description)
roleName
(role name)
root
(root node)
row
(row)
rs
(referencing string)
rt
(ruby text)
rubric
(rubric)
ruby
(ruby container)
s
(s-unit)
said
(speech or thought)
salute
(salutation)
samplingDecl
(sampling declaration)
schemaRef
(schema reference)
schemaSpec
(schema specification)
scriptDesc
(script description)
scriptNote
scriptStmt
(script statement)
seal
(seal)
sealDesc
(seal description)
secFol
(second folio)
secl
(secluded text)
seg
(arbitrary segment)
segmentation
(segmentation)
sense
sequence
series
(series information)
seriesStmt
(series statement)
set
(setting)
setting
settingDesc
(setting description)
settlement
(settlement)
sex
(sex)
shift
(shift)
sic
(Latin for thus or so)
signatures
(signatures)
signed
(signature)
soCalled
(so called)
socecStatus
(socio-economic status)
sound
(sound)
source
(source)
sourceDesc
(source description)
sourceDoc
sp
(speech)
spGrp
(speech group)
space
(space)
span
spanGrp
(span group)
speaker
specDesc
(specification description)
specGrp
(specification group)
specGrpRef
(reference to a specification group)
specList
(specification list)
sponsor
(sponsor)
stage
(stage direction)
stamp
(stamp)
standOff
state
(state)
stdVals
(standard values)
street
stress
(stress)
string
(string value)
styleDefDecl
(style definition language declaration)
subc
(subcategorization)
subst
(substitution)
substJoin
(substitution join)
summary
superEntry
(super entry)
supplied
(supplied)
support
(support)
supportDesc
(support description)
surface
surfaceGrp
(surface group)
surname
(surname)
surplus
(surplus)
surrogates
(surrogates)
syll
(syllabification)
symbol
(symbolic value)
table
(table)
tag
(tag)
tagUsage
(element usage)
tagsDecl
(tagging declaration)
taxonomy
(taxonomy)
tech
(technical stage direction)
teiCorpus
(TEI corpus)
teiHeader
(TEI header)
term
(term)
terrain
(terrain)
text
(text)
textClass
(text classification)
textDesc
(text description)
textLang
(text language)
textNode
then
time
(time)
timeline
(timeline)
title
(title)
titlePage
(title page)
titlePart
(title part)
titleStmt
(title statement)
tns
(tense)
trailer
trait
(trait)
transcriptionDesc
(transcription description)
transpose
tree
(tree)
triangle
(underspecified embedding tree, so called because of its characteristic shape when drawn)
typeDesc
(typeface description)
typeNote
(typographic note)
u
(utterance)
unclear
(unclear)
undo
unicodeProp
(unicode property)
unihanProp
(unihan property)
unit
unitDecl
(unit declarations)
unitDef
(unit definition)
usg
(usage)
vAlt
(value alternation)
vColl
(collection of values)
vDefault
(value default)
vLabel
(value label)
vMerge
(merged collection of values)
vNot
(value negation)
vRange
(value range)
val
(value)
valDesc
(value description)
valItem
valList
(value list)
variantEncoding
(variant encoding)
view
(view)
vocal
(vocal)
w
(word)
watermark
(watermark)
when
width
(width)
wit
(wit)
witDetail
(witness detail)
witEnd
(fragmented witness end)
witStart
(fragmented witness start)
witness
(witness)
writing
(writing)
xenoData
(non-TEI metadata)
xr
(cross-reference phrase)
zone
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
analysis
certainty
cmc
core
corpus
dictionaries
drama
figures
gaiji
header
iso-fs
linking
msdescription
namesdates
nets
spoken
tagdocs
tei
textcrit
textstructure
transcr
verse
(uniform resource locator) refers to a non-TEI module of RELAX NG code by external location
\S+
specifies a default prefix which will be prepended to all patterns from the imported module.
The prefix attribute
of should not match that of any other
element (it would defeat the purpose)
It is an error to supply both the @include and @except attributes
(module specification) documents the structure, content, and purpose of a single module, i.e. a named and externally visible group of declarations. [23.2. Modules and Schemas]
TEI
(TEI document)
ab
(anonymous block)
abbr
(abbreviation)
abstract
accMat
(accompanying material)
acquisition
(acquisition)
activity
(activity)
actor
add
(addition)
addName
(additional name)
addSpan
(added span of text)
additional
(additional)
additions
(additions)
addrLine
(address line)
address
(address)
adminInfo
(administrative information)
affiliation
(affiliation)
age
(age)
alt
(alternation)
altGrp
(alternation group)
altIdent
(alternate identifier)
altIdentifier
(alternative identifier)
alternate
am
(abbreviation marker)
analytic
(analytic level)
anchor
(anchor point)
annotation
annotationBlock
anyElement
app
(apparatus entry)
appInfo
(application information)
application
arc
(arc)
argument
(argument)
att
(attribute)
attDef
(attribute definition)
attList
(attribute list)
attRef
(attribute pointer)
author
(author)
authority
(release authority)
availability
(availability)
back
(back matter)
bibl
(bibliographic citation)
biblFull
(fully-structured bibliographic citation)
biblScope
(scope of bibliographic reference)
biblStruct
(structured bibliographic citation)
bicond
(bi-conditional feature-structure constraint)
binary
(binary value)
binaryObject
binding
(binding)
bindingDesc
(binding description)
birth
(birth)
bloc
(bloc)
body
(text body)
broadcast
(broadcast)
byline
(byline)
c
(character)
cRefPattern
(canonical reference pattern)
caesura
calendar
(calendar)
calendarDesc
(calendar description)
camera
(camera)
caption
(caption)
case
(case)
castGroup
(cast list grouping)
castItem
(cast list item)
castList
(cast list)
catDesc
(category description)
catRef
(category reference)
catchwords
(catchwords)
category
(category)
cb
(column beginning)
cell
(cell)
certainty
change
(change)
channel
(primary channel)
char
(character)
charDecl
(character declarations)
choice
(choice)
cit
(cited quotation)
citeData
(citation data)
citeStructure
(citation structure)
citedRange
(cited range)
cl
(clause)
classCode
(classification code)
classDecl
(classification declarations)
classRef
classSpec
(class specification)
classes
(classes)
climate
(climate)
closer
(closer)
code
collation
(collation)
collection
(collection)
colloc
(collocate)
colophon
(colophon)
cond
(conditional feature-structure constraint)
condition
(condition)
constitution
(constitution)
constraint
(constraint rules)
constraintDecl
(constraint declaration)
constraintSpec
(constraint on schema)
content
(content model)
conversion
corr
(correction)
correction
(correction principles)
correspAction
(correspondence action)
correspContext
(correspondence context)
correspDesc
(correspondence description)
country
(country)
creation
(creation)
custEvent
(custodial event)
custodialHist
(custodial history)
damage
(damage)
damageSpan
(damaged span of text)
dataFacet
dataRef
dataSpec
(datatype specification)
datatype
(datatype)
date
(date)
dateline
(dateline)
death
(death)
decoDesc
(decoration description)
decoNote
(note on decoration)
def
(definition)
default
(default feature value)
defaultVal
(default value)
del
(deletion)
delSpan
(deleted span of text)
depth
(depth)
derivation
(derivation)
desc
(description)
dictScrap
(dictionary scrap)
dim
dimensions
(dimensions)
distinct
distributor
(distributor)
district
(district)
div
(text division)
div1
(level-1 text division)
div2
(level-2 text division)
div3
(level-3 text division)
div4
(level-4 text division)
div5
(level-5 text division)
div6
(level-6 text division)
div7
(level-7 text division)
divGen
(automatically generated text division)
docAuthor
(document author)
docDate
(document date)
docEdition
(document edition)
docImprint
(document imprint)
docTitle
(document title)
domain
(domain of use)
eLeaf
(leaf or terminal node of an embedding tree)
eTree
(embedding tree)
edition
(edition)
editionStmt
(edition statement)
editor
editorialDecl
(editorial practice declaration)
education
(education)
eg
(example)
egXML
(example of XML)
elementRef
elementSpec
(element specification)
ellipsis
(deliberately marked omission)
email
(electronic mail address)
emph
(emphasized)
empty
encodingDesc
(encoding description)
entry
(entry)
entryFree
(unstructured entry)
epigraph
(epigraph)
epilogue
(epilogue)
equipment
(equipment)
equiv
(equivalent)
etym
(etymology)
event
(event)
eventName
(name of an event)
ex
(editorial expansion)
exemplum
(exemplum)
expan
(expansion)
explicit
(explicit)
extent
(extent)
f
(feature)
fDecl
(feature declaration)
fDescr
(feature description (in FSD))
fLib
(feature library)
facsimile
factuality
(factuality)
faith
(faith)
figDesc
(description of figure)
figure
(figure)
fileDesc
(file description)
filiation
(filiation)
finalRubric
(final rubric)
floatingText
(floating text)
floruit
(floruit)
foliation
(foliation)
foreign
(foreign)
forename
(forename)
forest
(forest)
form
(form information group)
formula
(formula)
front
(front matter)
fs
(feature structure)
fsConstraints
(feature-structure constraints)
fsDecl
(feature structure declaration)
fsDescr
(feature system description (in FSD))
fsdDecl
(feature system declaration)
fsdLink
(feature structure declaration link)
funder
(funding body)
fvLib
(feature-value library)
fw
(forme work)
g
(character or glyph)
gap
(gap)
gb
(gathering beginning)
gen
(gender)
genName
(generational name component)
gender
(gender)
geo
(geographical coordinates)
geoDecl
(geographic coordinates declaration)
geogFeat
(geographical feature name)
geogName
(geographical name)
gi
(element name)
gloss
(gloss)
glyph
(character glyph)
gram
(grammatical information)
gramGrp
(grammatical information group)
graph
(graph)
graphic
(graphic)
group
(group)
handDesc
(description of hands)
handNote
(note on hand)
handNotes
handShift
(handwriting shift)
head
(heading)
headItem
(heading for list items)
headLabel
(heading for list labels)
height
(height)
heraldry
(heraldry)
hi
(highlighted)
history
(history)
hom
(homograph)
hyph
(hyphenation)
hyphenation
(hyphenation)
iNode
(intermediate (or internal) node)
iType
(inflectional class)
ident
(identifier)
idno
(identifier)
if
iff
(if and only if)
imprimatur
(imprimatur)
imprint
incident
(incident)
incipit
index
(index entry)
institution
(institution)
interaction
(interaction)
interp
(interpretation)
interpGrp
(interpretation group)
interpretation
(interpretation)
item
(item)
join
(join)
joinGrp
(join group)
keywords
(keywords)
kinesic
(kinesic)
l
(verse line)
label
(label)
lacunaEnd
(lacuna end)
lacunaStart
(lacuna start)
lang
(language name)
langKnowledge
(language knowledge)
langKnown
(language known)
langUsage
(language usage)
language
(language)
layout
(layout)
layoutDesc
(layout description)
lb
(line beginning)
lbl
(label)
leaf
(leaf)
lem
(lemma)
lg
(line group)
licence
line
link
(link)
linkGrp
(link group)
list
(list)
listAnnotation
listApp
(list of apparatus entries)
listBibl
(citation list)
listChange
listEvent
(list of events)
listForest
listNym
(list of canonical names)
listObject
(list of objects)
listOrg
(list of organizations)
listPerson
(list of persons)
listPlace
(list of places)
listPrefixDef
(list of prefix definitions)
listRef
(list of references)
listRelation
listTranspose
listWit
(witness list)
localProp
(locally defined property)
locale
location
(location)
locus
(locus)
locusGrp
(locus group)
m
(morpheme)
macroRef
macroSpec
(macro specification)
mapping
(character mapping)
material
(material)
measure
(measure)
measureGrp
(measure group)
media
meeting
memberOf
mentioned
metDecl
(metrical notation declaration)
metSym
(metrical notation symbol)
metamark
milestone
(milestone)
mod
model
modelGrp
(model group)
modelSequence
moduleRef
(module reference)
moduleSpec
(module specification)
monogr
(monographic level)
mood
(mood)
move
(movement)
msContents
(manuscript contents)
msDesc
(manuscript description)
msFrag
(manuscript fragment)
msIdentifier
(manuscript identifier)
msItem
(manuscript item)
msItemStruct
(structured manuscript item)
msName
(manuscript name)
msPart
(manuscript part)
musicNotation
(music notation)
name
(name, proper noun)
nameLink
(name link)
namespace
(namespace)
nationality
(nationality)
node
(node)
normalization
(normalization)
notatedMusic
note
(note)
noteGrp
(note group)
notesStmt
(notes statement)
num
(number)
number
(number)
numeric
(numeric value)
nym
(canonical name)
oRef
(orthographic-form reference)
object
objectDesc
(object description)
objectIdentifier
(object identifier)
objectName
(name of an object)
objectType
(object type)
occupation
(occupation)
offset
(offset)
opener
(opener)
org
(organization)
orgName
(organization name)
orig
(original form)
origDate
(origin date)
origPlace
(origin place)
origin
(origin)
orth
(orthographic form)
outputRendition
p
(paragraph)
pRef
(pronunciation reference)
param
paramList
paramSpec
particDesc
(participation description)
path
(path)
pause
(pause)
pb
(page beginning)
pc
(punctuation character)
per
(person)
performance
(performance)
persName
(personal name)
persPronouns
(personal pronouns)
person
(person)
personGrp
(personal group)
persona
phr
(phrase)
physDesc
(physical description)
place
(place)
placeName
(place name)
population
(population)
pos
(part of speech)
post
postBox
(postal box or post office box)
postCode
(postal code)
postscript
precision
prefixDef
(prefix definition)
preparedness
(preparedness)
principal
(principal researcher)
profileDesc
(text-profile description)
projectDesc
(project description)
prologue
(prologue)
pron
(pronunciation)
provenance
(provenance)
ptr
(pointer)
pubPlace
(publication place)
publicationStmt
(publication statement)
publisher
(publisher)
punctuation
purpose
q
(quoted)
quotation
(quotation)
quote
(quotation)
rb
(ruby base)
rdg
(reading)
rdgGrp
(reading group)
re
(related entry)
recordHist
(recorded history)
recording
(recording event)
recordingStmt
(recording statement)
redo
ref
(reference)
refState
(reference state)
refsDecl
(references declaration)
reg
(regularization)
region
(region)
relatedItem
relation
(relationship)
remarks
(remarks)
rendition
(rendition)
repository
(repository)
residence
(residence)
resp
(responsibility)
respStmt
(statement of responsibility)
respons
(responsibility)
restore
(restore)
retrace
revisionDesc
(revision description)
rhyme
role
(role)
roleDesc
(role description)
roleName
(role name)
root
(root node)
row
(row)
rs
(referencing string)
rt
(ruby text)
rubric
(rubric)
ruby
(ruby container)
s
(s-unit)
said
(speech or thought)
salute
(salutation)
samplingDecl
(sampling declaration)
schemaRef
(schema reference)
schemaSpec
(schema specification)
scriptDesc
(script description)
scriptNote
scriptStmt
(script statement)
seal
(seal)
sealDesc
(seal description)
secFol
(second folio)
secl
(secluded text)
seg
(arbitrary segment)
segmentation
(segmentation)
sense
sequence
series
(series information)
seriesStmt
(series statement)
set
(setting)
setting
settingDesc
(setting description)
settlement
(settlement)
sex
(sex)
shift
(shift)
sic
(Latin for thus or so)
signatures
(signatures)
signed
(signature)
soCalled
(so called)
socecStatus
(socio-economic status)
sound
(sound)
source
(source)
sourceDesc
(source description)
sourceDoc
sp
(speech)
spGrp
(speech group)
space
(space)
span
spanGrp
(span group)
speaker
specDesc
(specification description)
specGrp
(specification group)
specGrpRef
(reference to a specification group)
specList
(specification list)
sponsor
(sponsor)
stage
(stage direction)
stamp
(stamp)
standOff
state
(state)
stdVals
(standard values)
street
stress
(stress)
string
(string value)
styleDefDecl
(style definition language declaration)
subc
(subcategorization)
subst
(substitution)
substJoin
(substitution join)
summary
superEntry
(super entry)
supplied
(supplied)
support
(support)
supportDesc
(support description)
surface
surfaceGrp
(surface group)
surname
(surname)
surplus
(surplus)
surrogates
(surrogates)
syll
(syllabification)
symbol
(symbolic value)
table
(table)
tag
(tag)
tagUsage
(element usage)
tagsDecl
(tagging declaration)
taxonomy
(taxonomy)
tech
(technical stage direction)
teiCorpus
(TEI corpus)
teiHeader
(TEI header)
term
(term)
terrain
(terrain)
text
(text)
textClass
(text classification)
textDesc
(text description)
textLang
(text language)
textNode
then
time
(time)
timeline
(timeline)
title
(title)
titlePage
(title page)
titlePart
(title part)
titleStmt
(title statement)
tns
(tense)
trailer
trait
(trait)
transcriptionDesc
(transcription description)
transpose
tree
(tree)
triangle
(underspecified embedding tree, so called because of its characteristic shape when drawn)
typeDesc
(typeface description)
typeNote
(typographic note)
u
(utterance)
unclear
(unclear)
undo
unicodeProp
(unicode property)
unihanProp
(unihan property)
unit
unitDecl
(unit declarations)
unitDef
(unit definition)
usg
(usage)
vAlt
(value alternation)
vColl
(collection of values)
vDefault
(value default)
vLabel
(value label)
vMerge
(merged collection of values)
vNot
(value negation)
vRange
(value range)
val
(value)
valDesc
(value description)
valItem
valList
(value list)
variantEncoding
(variant encoding)
view
(view)
vocal
(vocal)
w
(word)
watermark
(watermark)
when
width
(width)
wit
(wit)
witDetail
(witness detail)
witEnd
(fragmented witness end)
witStart
(fragmented witness start)
witness
(witness)
writing
(writing)
xenoData
(non-TEI metadata)
xr
(cross-reference phrase)
zone
specifies a default prefix which will be prepended to all patterns relating to TEI elements, unless otherwise stated.
(target language) specifies which language to use when creating the objects in a schema if names for elements or attributes are available in more than one language.
(documentation language) specifies which language to use when creating documentation if the description for an element, attribute, class, or macro is available in more than one language
(default namespace exclusions) provides a list of namespaces and/or prefixed element names to be excluded by default from anyName in RELAX NG schemas.
[^/\s]+:\S*
.+:.+
(specification group) contains any convenient grouping of specifications for use within the current module. [23.2. Modules and Schemas]
<specGrp> referenced should be inserted at this point. [23.2. Modules and Schemas]
alternation
members of the class are alternatives
sequence
members of the class are to be provided in sequence
sequenceOptional
members of the class may be provided, in sequence, but are optional
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence, but are optional.
sequenceRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence
alternation
members of the class are alternatives
sequence
members of the class are to be provided in sequence
sequenceOptional
members of the class may be provided, in sequence, but are optional
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence, but are optional.
sequenceRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence
alternation
members of the class are alternatives
sequence
members of the class are to be provided in sequence
sequenceOptional
members of the class may be provided, in sequence, but are optional
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence, but are optional.
sequenceRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence
alternation
members of the class are alternatives
sequence
members of the class are to be provided in sequence
sequenceOptional
members of the class may be provided, in sequence, but are optional
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence, but are optional.
sequenceRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence
alternation
members of the class are alternatives
sequence
members of the class are to be provided in sequence
sequenceOptional
members of the class may be provided, in sequence, but are optional
sequenceOptionalRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence, but are optional.
sequenceRepeatable
members of the class may be provided one or more times, in sequence
(datatype specification) documents a datatype. [23.3. Specification Elements 23.7. Macro Specifications]
any sequence of model or <modelSequence> elements which is to be processed as a single set of actions. [23.5.4.7. Model sequence]
<choice> element.
default
when used with behaviour alternate, a parameter of this name supplies one of the pair of possible values; for example the original form rather than the regularized form within a <choice> element.
height
when used with behaviour graphic, a parameter of this name supplies a value for the height of the graphic e.g. 300px, 50%.
id
a parameter of this name should supply a unique identifier for the element being processed; as for example with the anchor behaviour
label
a parameter of this name should supply an expression to be used to label something, for example `concat('Page ', @n)` for a page beginning or `@n` for a footnote reference; typically used with the note or break behaviours
level
when used with the heading behaviour, a parameter of this name supplies a positive integer indicating the hierarchic level of a heading.
link
when used with the link behaviour, a parameter of this name should supply a URL to be used as the target of a link.
place
when used with the note behaviour, a parameter of this name should provide a string which describes the intended placement of some text; typical values include margin, footnote, endnote, inline, bottom
type
a parameter of this name can be used to categorize the specified behaviour in any way; for example the kind of break (when used with the break behaviour) or the kind of index to be generated (if used with the index behaviour) etc.
url
when used with behaviour graphic, a parameter of this name supplies a a URL indicating the graphic intended.
width
when used with behaviour graphic, a parameter of this name supplies a value for the width of the graphic e.g. 400px, 70%.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
supplies an XPath expression which when evaluated provides the value for the parameter
(content model) contains a declaration of the intended content model for the element (or other construct) being specified. [23.5. Element Specifications]
<rng:ref> element within a content model is automatically prefixed by the value of the @prefix attribute on the current <schemaSpec>
false
No prefixes are added: any prefix required by the value of the @prefix attribute on the current <schemaSpec> must therefore be supplied explicitly, as appropriate.
indicates that the constructs referenced by its children form a sequence. [23.5.1. Defining Content Models]
<constraintSpec> elements [23.5.2. Additional Constraints]
<constraintSpec> elements that have a matching @scheme attribute
Suggested values include: 1] exslt; 2] stx; 3] xslt; 4] xslt2; 5] xslt3; 6] xpath; 7] xpath2; 8] xpath3; 9] xpath31; 10] xquery; 11] xquery3; 12] xquery31
exslt
stx
xslt
xslt2
xslt3
xpath
xpath2
xpath3
xpath31
xquery
xquery3
xquery31
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(constraint rules) the formal rules of a constraint [23.5. Element Specifications]
<constraintSpec> element in some sense; used to indicate when a <constraintSpec> warns about a deprecated construct.
Suggested values include: 1] deprecationWarning
deprecationWarning
Indicates that this constraint specification warns that some other construct in the schema is deprecated.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
supplies the name of the language in which the constraints are defined
Suggested values include: 1] schematron (ISO Schematron)
schematron
(ISO Schematron)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
The @scheme attribute of <constraintSpec> is required when the @mode is (here on "")
(attribute list) contains documentation for all the attributes associated with this element, as a series of <attDef> elements. [23.5. Element Specifications 23.6. Class Specifications]
<datatype> element. [23.5.3. Attribute List Specification]
<valItem> elements defining possible values. [23.5.3. Attribute List Specification]
\S+
supplies a list of namespaces or prefixed element names which are not permitted.
[^/\s]+:\S*
.+:.+
indicates the presence of an empty node within a content model. [23. Documentation Elements]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies the earliest possible date for the event in some custom standard form.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies the latest possible date for the event in some custom standard form.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
indicates the starting point of the period in some custom standard form.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
indicates the ending point of the period in some custom standard form.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
supplies a pointer to some location defining a named point in time with reference to which the datable item is understood to have occurred.
\S+
supplies a pointer to a <calendar> element or other means of interpreting the values of the custom dating attributes.
\S+