The Menota TEI Extensions Tone Merete Bruvik

for Menota

derived from old DTD extension files for P4 by Sebastian Rahtz

The Menota TEI schema consists some new elements and a view of the TEI. There are some new elements, some existing elements are redefined to be null.

Menota ODD file for the TEI, where the TEI is to be generated by the TEI Roma at http://www.tei-c.org.uk/Roma/

The TEI Roma settings: Upload this file as a existing customization, then choose DTD, Relax NG or W3C Schema.

Made orginally for the research group Editing medieval manuscripts at Centre for Advanced Study, 2000-2001.

Further changed and updated for the Menota project, see http://www.menota.org, by Tone Merete Bruvik, Aksis, see http://www.aksis.uib.no/, Norway, 2001-2004.

Changes done by Tone Merete Bruvik are marked with TMB. Changes done by Odd Einar Haugen are marked with OEH

2004.11.22-23 TMB: Added changes to reflect chnages in Menota 2.0a.

2004.10.24 Sebastian Rahtz, Oxford Computing Center: first version for TEI P5, where the extention files are in RELAX NG syntax.

Unknown date (comment added April 28, 2004 TMB): The attribute 'reg' (regularised) added. Used in ch. 10.5 of the handbook. The use of the TEI element 'term', with attributes 'type' and 'reg' ('regularised'), allows for more precise searching than would be possible with free text (but is obviously dependent on there being a commonly agreed taxonomy). Are however questionable and might be removed in later editions. 2004.04.28 TMB: Using 'a.seg' to include the attributes 'type', 'function' and 'part', thus the attributes in a.metrical will also be included, although these are probably not used in Menota texts. 2004.04.15 TMB: added comments: the element is based on the element 'orig' in TEI, but with some changes: 'note' and 'm.fragmentary' are added to the content model, and 'function', 'part' and 'type' are added as attributes. The attributes 'reg' and 'resp' correspond to the same attributes in the orig-element i TEI: 'reg' (regularization): gives a regularized (normalized) form of the text. 'resp' (responsibility): identifies the individual responsible for the regularization of the word or phrase. The attributes 'function', 'part' and 'type' are like the same attributes in the a.seg i TEI: 'type': characterizes the type of segment. 'function': characterizes the function of the segment. 'part': specifies whether or not the segment is fragmented by some other structural element, for example a clause which is divided between two or more sentences. 2003.05.14 OEH: changed name of element 'expForm' to 'dipl'. Also changed the content model for this element as parameter entity 'phrase' is used instead of previous content model to ensure conformity between the 'facs', 'dipl' and 'norm' elements. 2002.05.02 TMB: changed from expform to expForm. 2001.05.21 TMB: note and supplied added to the content model of expform. 2001.04.24 ESO: element expform added to the dtd. New ELEMENT expunged. Made with the element 'del' as model, contains a letter, word or passage expunged, marked as expunged, or otherwise indicated as superfluous or spurious in the copy text by the transcriber or editor. Added by TMB, 2004.06.24 unremarkable 2004.04.28 TMB: Using 'a.seg' to include the attributes 'type', 'function' and 'part', thus the attributes in a.metrical will also be included, although these are probably not used in Menota texts. 2004.04.15 TMB: added comments: the element is based on the element 'orig' in TEI, but with some changes: 'note' and 'm.fragmentary' are added to the content model, and 'function', 'part' and 'type' are added as attributes. The attributes 'reg' and 'resp' are like the same attributes in the orig-element i TEI: 'reg' (regularization): gives a regularized (normalized) form of the text. 'resp' (responsibility): identifies the individual responsible for the regularization of the word or phrase. The attributes 'function', 'part' and 'type' correspond to the same attributes in the a.seg i TEI: 'type': characterizes the type of segment. 'function': characterizes the function of the segment. 'part': specifies whether or not the segment is fragmented by some other structural element, for example a clause which is divided between two or more sentences. 2003.05.14 OEH: element 'orig' renamed to 'facs' parameter entity 'phrase' used instead of previous content model to ensure conformity between the 'facs', 'dipl' and 'norm' elements. 2002.03.22 TMB: 'note' added to the content model. 2004.09.16 TMB: new element defined. The element is based on the element 'lem' in TEI P4. 2004.04.29 TMB: The attribute 'orig' to replace 'reg', which was wrongly used here. 2004.04.28 TMB: Using 'a.seg' to include the attributes 'type', 'function' and 'part', thus the attributes in a.metrical will also be included, although these are probably not used in Menota texts. 2004.04.15 TMB: added comments: the element is based on the element 'reg' in TEI, but with some changes: 'note' and 'm.fragmentary' are added to the content model, and 'function', 'part' and 'type' are added as attributes. The attributes 'orig' and 'resp' correspond to the same attributes in the reg-element i TEI: 'orig' (original) gives the unregularized form of the text as found in the source copy. 'resp' (responsibility) identifies the individual responsible for the regularization of the word or phrase. The attributes 'function', 'part' and 'type' are like the same attributes in the a.seg i TEI: 'type': characterizes the type of segment. 'function': characterizes the function of the segment. 'part': specifies whether or not the segment is fragmented by some other structural element, for example a clause which is divided between two or more sentences. 2003.05.14 OEH: element 'reg' renamed to 'norm', parameter entity 'phrase' used instead of previous content model to ensure conformity between the 'facs', 'dipl' and 'norm' elements. 2002.03.22 TMB: 'note' added to the content. 2004.06.28 TMB: new element defined. The element is based on the element 'facs', but used to encode the paleographic level of the text. New ELEMENT punct (punctuation) Made with the element 'w' (word) as model, to encode punctuation, especially in cases when punctuation is added at the normalised level. Added by tmb, 2004.06.24 2004.06.28 TMB: new element defined. The element is based on the element TEI 'addSpan' with an extra attribute 'category', and to encode a generic span of text that might be added, deleted etc. This element is a milestone. The element is made to avoid to make a series of 'delSpan', 'suppliedSpan'etc. 2004.06.28 TMB: new element 'pal' added to the content model, TEI elements 'lemma' and 'pos' added as well. 2004.04.28 TMB: Attribute 'reg' (regularization) reentered: gives a regularized (normalized) form of the text. Used in samples in the Menota Handbook, ch. 7. 2003.05.14 OEH: new elements 'facs', 'dipl' and 'norm' (previous 'orig', 'expForm' and 'reg') added to content model. Additional elements 'hi', 'sic' and 'foreign' added to content model 2002.03.15 TMB: 'lacunaEnd', 'lacunaStart', 'witEnd' and 'witStart' added to the content model of 'w' 2001.06.08 OEH and KGJ: 'add', 'del', 'unclear' and 'supplied' added to the content model of 'w' 2001.04.24 ESO: 'orig', 'reg' and 'expform' added to the content model of 'w' 2001.04.24 ESO: (recursive) w-element removed from the content model. PS! (2004.04.28 TMB: We might allow recursive 'w' again in the future). Unknown date (comment added 2004.04.28 TMB): The attribute 'reg' (regularised) added. Used in ch. 10.5 of the Menota handbook v. 1.1. The use of the TEI element 'term', with attributes 'type' and 'reg' ('regularised'), allows for more precise searching than would be possible with free text (but is obviously dependent on there being a commonly agreed taxonomy). This is, however, questionable and might be removed in later editions. February 6, 2004 TMB: 'facs', 'dipl' and 'norm' added to the content model of 'supplied'. March 15, 2002, TMB: 'lacunaEnd', 'lacunaStart', 'witEnd' and 'witStart' added to the content model of 'supplied' by including 'm.fragmentary'. April 24, 2001, ESO: type-attribute added, other attributes are as in the original. represents a grammatical morpheme. contains a group of verse lines functioning as a formal unit, e.g. a stanza, refrain, verse paragraph, etc. 2004.11.23 TMB: Menota add 'p' to the content motel. contains a single, possibly incomplete, line of verse.