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Kshawkin: added Category:Cheatsheets

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			[[Category:Cheatsheets]]

	This page draws on the experience of the first of the [[TEI Cheatsheets]], [http://marjorie.burghart.online.fr/?q=en/content/tei-critical-apparatus-cheatsheet "TEI: Critical Apparatus Cheatsheet"] (Marjorie Burghart, 2011).		This page draws on the experience of the first of the [[TEI Cheatsheets]], [http://marjorie.burghart.online.fr/?q=en/content/tei-critical-apparatus-cheatsheet "TEI: Critical Apparatus Cheatsheet"] (Marjorie Burghart, 2011).

Kshawkin: wiki markup

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wiki markup

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	This page draws on the experience of the first of the [[~~TEI_Cheatsheets~~]], [http://marjorie.burghart.online.fr/?q=en/content/tei-critical-apparatus-cheatsheet "TEI: Critical Apparatus Cheatsheet"] (Marjorie Burghart, 2011).		This page draws on the experience of the first of the [[TEI Cheatsheets]], [http://marjorie.burghart.online.fr/?q=en/content/tei-critical-apparatus-cheatsheet "TEI: Critical Apparatus Cheatsheet"] (Marjorie Burghart, 2011).

	Feel free to add other phenomena or tasks that should be covered. Some examples:		Feel free to add other phenomena or tasks that should be covered. Some examples:

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

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	=Index nominum=		=Index nominum=

	~~If you want to markup~~ "~~Jesus~~" ~~in the following sentence:~~		You could have several levels of "complexity".

	~~Example: Jezus z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem~~		==Simplest case==

	You ~~could have several levels of~~ "~~complication~~".		You just want to mention that "Jesus" in this sentence is a person name. This will not let you compile automatically a full-fledged index nominum, but may be useful for data exploration.

	~~a) Simplest case:~~ you ~~just~~ want to ~~mention that~~ "Jesus" in ~~this~~ sentence ~~is a person name~~. ~~This will not let you compile automatically a full-fledged index nominum, but may be useful for data exploration~~.		If you want to markup "Jesus" in the following sentence: ''Jezus z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem...''

	'''Suggestion''':		'''Suggestion''':
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	<persName>Jezus</persName> z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem		<persName>Jezus</persName> z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem

	b) More complex~~: you want to create a link between this occurrence of a name and a single entry describing a person in index nominum:~~		==More complex==

			You want to create a link between this occurrence of a name and a single entry describing a person in index nominum:

	Example: Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor et M[argarita] comitissa uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.
			Example: ''Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor et M[argarita] comitissa uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.''

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

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	a) Simplest case: you just want to mention that "Jesus" in this sentence is a person name. This will not let you compile automatically a full-fledged index nominum, but may be useful for data exploration.		a) Simplest case: you just want to mention that "Jesus" in this sentence is a person name. This will not let you compile automatically a full-fledged index nominum, but may be useful for data exploration.

	Suggestion: <persName>Jezus</persName> z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem		'''Suggestion''':

			<persName>Jezus</persName> z wielką chwałą przyjechał do Jeruzalem

	b) More complex: you want to create a link between this occurrence of a name and a single entry describing a person in index nominum:		b) More complex: you want to create a link between this occurrence of a name and a single entry describing a person in index nominum:
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	* In the text: Jezus</persName>		* In the text: Jezus</persName>

	<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita] comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.		<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita]
			comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.

	Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are irrelevant for that.		Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are irrelevant for that.

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

2013-04-16T18:07:04Z

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	</person>		</person>
	</listPerson>		</listPerson>


			'''Question:'''
			In some instances, you may find a name in your text and not be certain to which person it refers. For instance, a single first name might refer to two or more people in your list of persons. What would be the recommended encoding?

	=Index locorum=		=Index locorum=

	Same as for the index nominum, but replace persName with placeName, listPerson with listPlace and person with place.		Same as for the index nominum, but replace persName with placeName, listPerson with listPlace and person with place.

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

2013-04-16T18:04:33Z

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	<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita] comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.		<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita] comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.

	Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are ~~irremevant~~ for that.		Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are irrelevant for that.

	* Somewhere else in the TEI file, or an external TEI file: encode the person		* Somewhere else in the TEI file, or an external TEI file: encode the person

Mburghart: /* Index locorum */

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	=Index locorum=		=Index locorum=

			Same as for the index nominum, but replace persName with placeName, listPerson with listPlace and person with place.

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

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	* In the text: Jezus</persName>		* In the text: Jezus</persName>

	<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita] comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.		<persName ref="#Hartmann4">Arthemandus senior comes de Quibor</persName> et <persName ref="#Marg">M[argarita] comitissa</persName> uxor illius omnibus presentem paginam intuentibus salutem in omnium salvatore.

	Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are irremevant for that.		Nota: it is absolutely possible to encode the previous names with more details (for instance, it is possible to encode their titles (count and countess). But here we are assuming that you are only interested in building an ''index nominum'', and those pieces of information are irremevant for that.

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

2013-04-16T17:51:35Z

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	</persName>		</persName>
	<death when="1264-11-27"/>		<death when="1264-11-27"/>
	<person>		</person>
	<person xml:id="Marg">		<person xml:id="Marg">
	Marguerite de Savoie (1212-1270 ou 73), fille du comte de Savoie Thomas Ier, et épouse d'Hartmann IV de Kibourg depuis 1218		Marguerite de Savoie (1212-1270 ou 73), fille du comte de Savoie Thomas Ier, et épouse d'Hartmann IV de Kibourg depuis 1218
	<person>		</person>
	</listPerson>		</listPerson>

	=Index locorum=		=Index locorum=

Mburghart: /* Index nominum */

2013-04-16T17:50:11Z

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	* Somewhere else in the TEI file, or an external TEI file: encode the person		* Somewhere else in the TEI file, or an external TEI file: encode the person

	<listPerson>		<listPerson>
	<person xml:id="Hartmann4">		<person xml:id="Hartmann4">
	<person>		<persName>Hartmann IV l'Ancien
	<person xml:id="Marg">		<roleName>comte de <placeName>Kibourg</placeName></roleName>
	<person>		</persName>
	</listPerson>		<death when="1264-11-27"/>
			<person>
			<person xml:id="Marg">
			Marguerite de Savoie (1212-1270 ou 73), fille du comte de Savoie Thomas Ier, et épouse d'Hartmann IV de Kibourg depuis 1218
			<person>
			</listPerson>

	=Index locorum=		=Index locorum=