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Introductory Note (March 2002)

1 About These Guidelines

2 A Gentle Introduction to XML

3 Structure of the TEI Document Type Definition

4 Languages and Character Sets

5 The TEI Header

6 Elements Available in All TEI Documents

7 Default Text Structure

8 Base Tag Set for Prose

9 Base Tag Set for Verse

10 Base Tag Set for Drama

11 Transcriptions of Speech

12 Print Dictionaries

13 Terminological Databases

14 Linking, Segmentation, and Alignment

15 Simple Analytic Mechanisms

16 Feature Structures

17 Certainty and Responsibility

18 Transcription of Primary Sources

19 Critical Apparatus

20 Names and Dates

21 Graphs, Networks, and Trees

22 Tables, Formulae, and Graphics

23 Language Corpora

24 The Independent Header

25 Writing System Declaration

26 Feature System Declaration

27 Tag Set Documentation

28 Conformance

29 Modifying and Customizing the TEI DTD

30 Rules for Interchange

31 Multiple Hierarchies

32 Algorithm for Recognizing Canonical References

33 Element Classes

34 Entities

35 Elements

36 Obtaining the TEI DTD

37 Obtaining TEI WSDs

38 Sample Tag Set Documentation

39 Formal Grammar for the TEI-Interchange-Format Subset of SGML

Appendix A Bibliography

Appendix B Index

Appendix C Prefatory Notes

Appendix D Colophon

Full copies of the TEI DTD fragments are not repeated in this document, although they may be reconstituted by a careful reading of each chapter.

The DTD fragments are widely available over the Internet and elsewhere. The canonical home for the TEI DTD fragments is the TEI web server at http://www.tei-c.org/Guidelines/DTD/. Copies of the Guidelines and the DTD are also available from the TEI in other forms, and are also served from a variety of other sources on the Internet. Note that the current version of the TEI DTD is supplied in a form which can be used with either SGML or XML processors, depending on the setting of the TEI.XML parameter variable, as further discussed in section 3.8.4 Generation of an XML DTD.

The following tables give for each of the files making up the current release:

1. the filename used in the release directory;
2. the type of declarations contained in the module;
3. the full name of the module, for use in constructing its Formal Public Identifer (FPI)
4. a cross reference to the chapter in which it is defined

. To make up the Formal Public Identifier, the full name of the module should be prefixed by the string -//TEI P4// and the type of declarations contained, and suffixed by the string //EN. Thus the FPI for the first file listed below should be -//TEI P4//ELEMENTS Additional Element Set for Simple Analysis//EN. Each table corresponds with a single TEI module or `tag set' i.e. a group of related DTD fragments. Tables are listed in alphabetical order.

Two catalog files are provided with the TEI DTD fragments, one (catalog.tei) in SGML Open format: either file may be used to specify the location of copies of the TEI DTD fragments stored locally, as further discussed in 2.10.4 Ancillary Files.