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Whenever the <bibl> element is used, each sub-component should be marked up explictly using a legal sub-element. For example, instead of
<bibl>Grech G. M. , 'The Manuscript Tradition of Peter of Auvergne's Unedited Commentary on Aristotle's Politics', Angelicum 41 (1964), pp. 444-445</bibl>use
<bibl><author>Grech, G.M</author><title level="a">The Manuscript Tradition of Peter of Auvergne's Unedited Commentary on Aristotle's Politics</title> <title level="m">Angelicum</title> <biblScope type="volume">41</biblscope> <date>1964</date><biblScope type="pages">444-445</biblScope></bibl>
The following
values should be used for the
attribute within <biblScope>:-
For
example:-
<biblScope type="pages">444-445</biblScope>
The attribute should be assigned a value
when the <title> element is used within a <bibl>. One of
the following values should be used:-
For example:-
<title level="m">Angelicum</title>
The names of the following classes of individuals
should be marked with the <name> element:
The attribute of the <name>
element should be used to designate into which category the name
falls, (ie, "scribe", "binder", "owner", "artist", or "scholar"). The
attribute of <name> should
be used to record the authoritative form of the name. For
example:-
<name reg="Sanvito, Bartolomeo" type="scribe">Bartolomeo Sanvito</name>
Within the <dimensions> element, the sub-elements <height>, <width> and <depth> should be used to specify each dimension.For example:
<dimensions type="leaf"><height>90</height><width>60</width></dimensions>
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