Up to now, we've been using a schema which was generated using oddbyexample.xsl from our document collection last year, and then slightly modified. I've now substantially modified the ODD file to make the following changes:

• Allow <argument> to appear in various locations in which it's not normally allowed, because we have marginal-style arguments throughout our new prose texts, and many of the appear in locations where there's no sentence or division break.
• Fix some previous errors in attribute values that were available because of errors in the original documents.
• Added back the <rs> element, which we use in TOCs.
• Added lots of new attribute values for e.g. @type, which are required for the new documents.

In the process, I fixed some issues in a couple of the actual documents, and I now have the two new documents linking to the updated schema instead of the tei_all they were temporarily using.