LombardPress Customization File Jeffrey C. Witt Michael Stenskjær Christensen Nicolas Vaughan An SCTA and LombardPress Collaboration Project

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 strikethrough A deletion indicated by a line through the center of the text expunctuation A deletion indicated by dots underneath the text black out A deletion indicated by blacking out the word or segment underline A deletion indicated by underling the word or segment erasure Deletion by erasure margin A generic place locator for an addition appearing in some margin margin-right Indicates an addition in the margin to the right of the text in question margin-left Indicates an addition in the margin to the left of the text in question margin-above Indicates an addition in the margin to the above of the text in question margin-below Indicates an addition in the margin to the below of the text in question above-line Indicates an addition inserted above the line in question below-line Indicates an addition inserted below the line in question in-line Indicates an addition inserted in the line These constraints are used to require a place attribute when a when marginal attribute is used and to forbid a place attribute when an editorial note is used. The reasoning is that an editorial note is an intervention and a new creation, therefore there is no pre-existing place or location that it can be found. A marginal note is just the opposite, it has a physical place is a primary source witness, therefore that place needs to be recorded with a place attribute. This is a marginal note. This means that it is a note that exist in the primary source. Therefore it has a physical location that needs to be recorded. Marginal Note A note present in the manuscript witness itself, but clear meant as annotation to the actual text. This note may either be in the same hand as the text or supplied by a latter reader. Milestones must have ed attribute Milestones must have ed attribute cb and pb must have n attribute cb and pb must have n attribute An author must be stated. Either the author's name or anonymous should be stated An author must be stated. Either the author's name or anonymous should be stated EditionStmt edition must have an n attribute Edition element must indicate edition number with n attribute of the form x.x.x or x.x.x-dev EditionStmt Edition must have an date element as child EditionStmt Edition must have an date element as child EditionStmt Edition Date must have a when attribute EditionStmt Edition Date must have a when attribute publicationStmt must have an authority if p is not used publicationStmt must have an authority as child if p is not used publicationStmt must have an availability element as child if p is not used publicationStmt must have an availability element as child if p is not used Source description must contain a listWit or listBibl, but not both Source description must contain a listWit or listBibl, but not both Source description must contain a listWit or listBibl, but not both Source description must contain a listWit or listBibl, but not both Encoding description must be present Encoding description must be present SchemaRef must be present SchemaRef must be present SchemaRef must have an n attribute indicating schema version followed SchemaRef must have an n attribute indicating the schema version followed, e.g. "lbp-diplomatic-1.0.0" Revision description must be present Revision description must be present Revision description must have a status Revision description must have a status Front element must be present Front element must be present Front element must contain a div with a starts-on xml:id Front element must contain a div with a "starts-on" xml:id, i.e. @xml:id='starts-on' Body must have immediate div and no other direct children Body must have immediate div Body must have ONLY child that is a div every body p must be an immediate child of a div every body p must be an immediate child of a div pilcrow A pilcrow punctuation character ¶ virgula A virgula punctuation character / punctus A punctus punctuation character . punctus medius A punctus medius punctuation character · punctus elevatus A punctus elevatus punctuation character ; punctus interrogativus A punctus interrogativus punctuation character ? Above Line Inter-linearly, above the line in which it is being inserted Left Margin In the left margin of the page Right Margin In the right margin of the page Bottom Margin In the bottom margin of the page Top Margin In the top margin of the page In line the addition is made in the line itself In space In a predefined space left for an addition, perhaps a space left by another scribe.