(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
internal
there is internal evidence to support the intervention.
external
there is external evidence to support the intervention.
conjecture
the intervention or interpretation has been made by the editor, cataloguer, or scholar on the basis of their expertise.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(edition reference) provides a pointer to the source edition in which the associated feature (for example, a page, column, or line beginning) occurs at this point in the text.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
contains an expression in some formal style definition language which defines the rendering or presentation used for this element in the source text.
points to a description of the rendering or presentation used for this element in the source text.
Suggested values include: 1] rnd:blackletter (blackletter); 2] rnd:bold (bold); 3] rnd:block (block); 4] rnd:centre (centre); 5] rnd:dropcap (dropcap); 6] rnd:inline (inline); 7] rnd:inline-block (inline-block); 8] rnd:italic (italic); 9] rnd:justify (justify); 10] rnd:left (left); 11] rnd:indent (indent); 12] rnd:letterspace (letterspace); 13] rnd:monospace (monospace); 14] rnd:normalstyle (normalstyle); 15] rnd:normal (normal); 16] rnd:roman (roman); 17] rnd:right (right); 18] rnd:rightAdjacent (rightAdjacent); 19] rnd:rules (rules); 20] rnd:smallcaps (smallcaps); 21] rnd:strikethrough (strikethrough); 22] rnd:subscript (subscript); 23] rnd:superscript (superscript); 24] rnd:underline (underline); 25] rnd:uppercase (uppercase); 26] rnd:xx-small (xx-small); 27] rnd:x-small (x-small); 28] rnd:small (small); 29] rnd:medium (medium); 30] rnd:large (large); 31] rnd:x-large (x-large); 32] rnd:xx-large (xx-large); 33] rnd:ligature (ligature); 34] rnd:numbered (numbered); 35] rnd:bulleted (bulleted); 36] rnd:simple (simple)
rnd:blackletter
(blackletter)
rnd:bold
(bold)
rnd:block
(block)
rnd:centre
(centre)
rnd:dropcap
(dropcap)
rnd:inline
(inline)
rnd:inline-block
(inline-block)
rnd:italic
(italic)
rnd:justify
(justify)
rnd:left
(left)
rnd:indent
(indent)
rnd:letterspace
(letterspace)
rnd:monospace
(monospace)
rnd:normalstyle
(normalstyle)
rnd:normal
(normal)
rnd:roman
(roman)
rnd:right
(right)
rnd:rightAdjacent
(rightAdjacent)
rnd:rules
(rules)
rnd:smallcaps
(smallcaps)
rnd:strikethrough
(strikethrough)
rnd:subscript
(subscript)
rnd:superscript
(superscript)
rnd:underline
(underline)
rnd:uppercase
(uppercase)
rnd:xx-small
(xx-small)
rnd:x-small
(x-small)
rnd:small
(small)
rnd:medium
(medium)
rnd:large
(large)
rnd:x-large
(x-large)
rnd:xx-large
(xx-large)
rnd:ligature
(ligature)
rnd:numbered
(numbered)
rnd:bulleted
(bulleted)
rnd:simple
(simple)
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
ERROR: the @rendition attribute should not be used
on TEI elements in documentation.
ERROR: Bad pointer: . Only point to predefined renditions using the rnd: pointer scheme.
ERROR: Bad pointer: . All locally defined rendition pointers must point to a rendition declared in the teiHeader.
ERROR: The renditions rnd:numbered, rnd:bulleted, and rnd:simple are only meant to be used on lists.
ERROR: Style attributes should be CSS; use @rendition if you want to point to a defined rendition.
ERROR: @selector syntax wrong: ensure that you put quotation marks around the attribute
values.
ERROR: CSS uses 'center’, not
'centre’.
ERROR: invalid value for property 'align-items'. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/align-items for a listing of permitted values.
ERROR: invalid value for property 'align-content'. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/align-content for a listing of permitted values.
ERROR: invalid value for property 'justify-items'. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/justify-items for a listing of permitted values.
ERROR: Use a semi-colon, not a comma, to separate CSS properties.
ERROR: Do not use pixel units. Use
ems or percentages, or for line widths use points (pt).
ERROR: It’s 'italic’, not
'italics’.
ERROR:
Padding values cannot be negative.
ERROR: There is no space
between the number and the unit ('3em;', not ’3 em;').
ERROR: Don’t use the equals sign
in CSS code.
ERROR: You cannot
float center in CSS.
ERROR: @style
should not be empty.
ERROR: @style should end with a
semi-colon.
ERROR: Syntax error in your CSS.
ERROR: Do not use multiple colons
in your CSS. If you attempting to use a pseudo-selector, speak with a
programmer.
ERROR:
Syntax error at the end of your CSS.
ERROR: CSS syntax error: small-caps is a hyphenated compound.
ERROR: Margin
properties begin with "margin".
ERROR: Use font-variant, not font-style, for small-caps.
ERROR: Only 0 can be without unit for font-size; make sure to use a unit (%,
rem, em) after your font-size.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
When used on a schema description element (like
), the @source attribute
should have only 1 value. (This one has .)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
@targetLang should only be used on if @target is specified.
@scheme.
@schemeVersion can only be used if @scheme is specified.
<handNote> element describing the hand considered responsible for the content of the element concerned.
hand:[A-Z]{4}\d+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
@calendar indicates one or more
systems or calendars to which the date represented by the content of this element belongs,
but this element has no textual content.
(paragraph) marks paragraphs in prose. [3.1. Paragraphs 7.2.5. Speech Contents]
cancelled
(cancelled)
deleted
(deleted)
editorial
(editorial)
illegible
(illegible)
damage
(there is dirt on the page, tearing, etc (use for ms and print))
smudged-ink
(illegibility resulting from smudged ink on the page (ms and print))
faded-ink
(illegibility resulting from faded ink on the page (ms and print))
lost-folio
(gap resulting from missing leaf (ms and print))
original-cropped
(original leaf has been cut or ripped in a way that removes part of the text (ms and print))
irrelevant
(irrelevant)
sampling
(sampling; use only to indicate editorial omission of material from long quotations)
splitOverPage
(element is split by page break, and first part contains nothing taggable)
unclear
(fallback value to be used if there is not a more precise value (ms); for example, there is no damage but the transcriber cannot interpret the hand and chooses not to supply a tentative transcription)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(agent) in the case of text omitted because of damage, categorizes the cause of the damage, if it can be identified.
Sample values include: 1] rubbing (rubbing); 2] mildew (mildew); 3] smoke (smoke)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(addition) contains letters, words, or phrases inserted in the source text by an author, scribe, or a previous annotator or corrector. [3.5.3. Additions, Deletions, and Omissions]
<unclear> element to tag text that is unclear in the base text being transcribed in a semi-diplomatic transcription (manuscript or print). Use the value of the @reason attribute to explain why the character(s) or word(s) in the text node are unclear. You may also use a @cert attribute to indicate how confident you are about the text transcribed in the text node of the <unclear> element. If there is material missing, use the <gap> element instead of <unclear>. [12.3.3.1. Damage, Illegibility, and Supplied Text 3.5.3. Additions, Deletions, and Omissions]
illegible
(illegible)
inaudible
(inaudible)
faded
(faded)
background_noise
(background noise)
eccentric_ductus
(eccentric ductus) indicates illegibility due to an unusual, awkward, or incompetent execution of a glyph or glyphs
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
Where the difficulty in transcription arises from damage, categorizes the cause of the damage, if it can be identified.
Sample values include: 1] rubbing; 2] mildew; 3] smoke
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(name, proper noun) contains a proper noun or noun phrase. [3.6.1. Referring Strings]
@xml:id of a <div> element that contains a <head> element. Using this information, such a pointer will be expanded to an appropriate citation based on the context.
(reference) (reference) defines a reference to another location, possibly modified by additional text or comment. [3.7. Simple Links and Cross-References 17.1. Links]
<figure> element only.
video
(Video note) A note that contains a video, most often used for performance editions.
annotation
(A standoff annotation note) A note that functions as a standoff annotation.
gloss
(A glossary note) A short note that gives a short description of the term.
label
(A label note) A label for the annotation or apparatus in question.
notANote
(DO NOT USE: This is only generated at build time.) DO NOT USE: This is a mechanism for tagging a note which is not really a note, and should be processed differently at build time. This is generated and handled at build time, and should never be used by an encoder.
(subtype) provides a sub-categorization of the element, if needed.
onlineOnly
(A note intended only for online display.) Some notes are too long or obscure to be worth including in the print version, where space is at a premium, so a note tagged with this subtype will be automatically excluded from print builds.
printOnly
(A note intended only for the print version.) A note intended only for the print edition, usually a shorter version of a note which is longer on the site.
indicates the location of any form of external media such as an audio or video clip etc. [3.10. Graphics and Other Non-textual Components]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(graphic) indicates the location of a graphic or illustration, either forming part of a text, or providing an image of it. [3.10. Graphics and Other Non-textual Components 12.1. Digital Facsimiles]
@n attribute. Use only inside <surface> in a facsimile document. Otherwise use <fw>.
page
(Page milestone) Marks the point where a manuscript item begins, using a page number. Put the page number in the @n attribute. Use only inside <surface> in a facsimile document. Otherwise use <pb>.
movement
(Movement cue in mayoral pageant book. Use only in MoMS.)
nonstructural
(Non-structural milestone.) This is used only during remediation of an IML text. It marks a transition which is inferred from the IML but must be remediated to produce good TEI.
linepart
(Milestone for lines divided between speeches.) This is used only during remediation of an IML text. It marks a transition which is inferred from the IML but must be remediated to produce good TEI.
paragraph
(DO NOT USE: Milestone for paragraph beginnings and endings.) DO NOT USE: This is a temporary value for remediating EMDP texts, where paragraphs overlap with other hierarchies or are opened but not closed. Must be remediated to produce good TEI.
stanza
(DO NOT USE: Milestone for stanza beginnings and endings.) DO NOT USE: This is a temporary value for remediating EMDP texts, where stanzas overlap with other hierarchies or are opened but not closed. Must be remediated to produce good TEI.
(page beginning) (page beginning) marks the beginning of a new page in a paginated document. In LEMDO, <pb> is allowed only in semi-diplomatic transcriptions of primary texts. [3.11.3. Milestone
Elements]
ERROR: The signature appears to be
repeated. Bibliographic signatures should be unique within a document.
ERROR: Page beginnings should come before a speech or between anonymous
blocks.
ERROR: Do not put page beginnings in a title page.
ERROR: Page beginnings in stages and abs must have meaningful content before them.
ERROR: Page beginnings in stages and abs must have meaningful content before them.
ERROR: pb (page beginning) elements can only be used in semi-diplomatic transcriptions (with the 'letSemiDiplomatic' catRef).
ERROR: pb/@facs must follow a pattern like this:
facs:FEm_Q1_O|016
<lb> to create white space in your text or to indicate where you want verse lines to begin and end. <lb> is strictly a milestone that records where a line begins and ends in some witness. In the semi-diplomatic texts, <lb> indicates new compositorial lines. In the modern text, <lb> is used mainly to indicate correspondence between the present text and a witness or a printed edition. [3.11.3. Milestone
Elements 7.2.5. Speech Contents]
ERROR: Uninterrupted sequences of lb are not allowed. If you need to style for more space between lines, please use the style attribute, with proper padding or margin CSS.
resp:anl
(Analyst) A person or organization that reviews, examines, and interprets data or information in a specific area.Gloss needed.
resp:ann
(Annotator) A person who makes manuscript annotations on an item.
resp:aut
(Author) A person, family, or organization responsible for creating a work that is primarily textual in content, regardless of media type (e.g., printed text, spoken word, electronic text, tactile text) or genre (e.g., poems, novels, screenplays, blogs). Use also for persons, etc., creating a new work by paraphrasing, rewriting, or adapting works by another creator such that the modification has substantially changed the nature and content of the original or changed the medium of expression.LEMDO uses the term author in two contexts: (1) to indicate the author of a primary work or document (such as Hamlet), and (2) to indicate the author of a secondary text (such as the Critical Introduction to Hamlet, by David Bevington).
resp:aut_ann
(Author of Annotations) A person or organization responsible for the commentary or explanatory notes about a text.LEMDO uses the term author of annotations for a person who writes annotions for a text.
resp:aut_attrib
(Supposed Author) An author, artist, etc., relating them to a resource for which there is or once was substantial authority for designating that person as author, creator, etc. of the work.
resp:aut_col
(Collator) A person who compiles the vertical collations for a text.
resp:bsl
(Bookseller) A person or organization who makes books and other bibliographic materials available for purchase. Interest in the materials is primarily lucrative.LEMDO uses the term bookseller only in the metadata for publications and copies. In cases where a publication was issued with variant title pages, list all booksellers in all variant states of the title page.
resp:cont
(Generic Contributor) Do not use: This is a generic contributor for which it is impossible to determine a more precise role for this person. All generic contributors should be replaced by a more specific value.
resp:cph
(Copyright Holder) A person or organization to whom copy and legal rights have been granted or transferred for the intellectual content of a work. The copyright holder, although not necessarily the creator of the work, usually has the exclusive right to benefit financially from the sale and use of the work to which the associated copyright protection applies.Normally the editor is the copyright holder for an LEMDO edition.
resp:csl
(Consultant) A person or organization relevant to a resource, who is called upon for professional advice or services in a specialized field of knowledge or training.Consultant or Technical Advisor: A person who is called upon for professional advice during the editorial and/or encoding processes. Give a person a credit in the edition page if their role is more than one would list in the Acknowledgements page. LEMDO uses this value for a Technical Advisor who provides training, answers questions, and advises on encoding matters.
resp:drt
(Director) A person responsible for the general management and supervision of a filmed performance, a radio or television program, etc.LEMDO uses the term director for the person who manages or supervises a performance. We do not use it for project level directors.
resp:edm
(Video Editor) A person, family, or organization responsible for assembling, arranging, and trimming film, video, or other moving image formats, including both visual and audio aspects.Gloss needed.
resp:edt
(Editor) A person, family, or organization contributing to a resource by revising or elucidating the content, e.g., adding an introduction, notes, or other critical matter. An editor may also prepare a resource for production, publication, or distribution. For major revisions, adaptations, etc., that substantially change the nature and content of the original work, resulting in a new work, see author.LEMDO uses the general term editor only in edition metadata and only to indicate when a person is responsible for editing all parts of an edition. Otherwise, use the more granular terms to describe the precise nature of the editorial role.
resp:edt_assoccoord
(Associate Coordinating Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_assoctext
(Associate Textual Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_asstcoord
(Assistant Coordinating Editor) The term assistant coordinating editor appears in the metadata for documents produced before 2017. From 2017 on, this term is reserved for project-level credits.
resp:edt_comp
(Compiler) A person, family, or organization responsible for creating a new work (e.g., a bibliography, a directory) through the act of compilation, e.g., selecting, arranging, aggregating, and editing data, information, etc.LEMDO uses the term compiler for the person who chooses and aggregates the resources included in an edition, if those resources are not all by the editor of the edition. The compiler and the editor may be the same person; in that case, the person needs two responsibility statements.
resp:edt_cont
(Contributing Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_coord
(Coordinating Editor) Some anthologies have one or more Coordinating Editor. Use this value in responsibility statements on an edition title. Normally, anthologies should not list Coordinating Editors or General Editors on every XML file in an edition.
resp:edt_cpy
(Copy Editor) LEMDO uses the term owner for the person who checks facts, quotations, and citations; may make formatting changes; may convert from one citation style to another; may suggest wording changes; and enforces conformity with the project style guide.
resp:edt_gen
(General Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_genperf
(General Editor (Performance)) A person responsible for the performance strategy and methodology of a project.
resp:edt_gentext
(General Textual Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_mrk
(Markup Editor) A person or organization performing the coding of SGML, HTML, or XML markup of metadata, text, etc.Gloss needed.
resp:edt_perf
(Performance Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:edt_sup
(Supervising Editor) An editor who supervises the work of a student editor.
resp:edt_text
(Textual Editor) Gloss needed.
resp:own
(Owner) A person, family, or organization that currently owns an item or collection, i.e., has legal possession of a resource.LEMDO uses the term owner for the person, family, or library that owns the physical copy of an artifact reproduced in facsimile on the platform. The owner is often but not necessarily the copyright holder.
resp:pbd
(Anthology Lead) A person or organization who presides over the elaboration of a collective work to ensure its coherence or continuity. This includes editors-in-chief, literary editors, editors of series, etc.A person who presides over the creation of an anthology on the LEMDO platform, a role that includes commissioning editions, approving proposals, supporting editors, arranging for peer review, and liaising with the LEMDO Platform Team.
resp:pdr
(Project Director) A person or organization with primary responsibility for all essential aspects of a project, has overall responsibility for managing projects, or provides overall direction to a project manager.LEMDO uses the term project director for the person who directs the LEMDO project. For anthology leads, use pbd.
resp:pfr
(Proofreader) A person who corrects printed matter.LEMDO uses the term proofreader for the person who performs minor corrections to a finalized document, which usually include typographical or rendering fixes. For copy-editing, use resp:edt_cpy.
resp:prg
(Programmer) A person, family, or organization responsible for creating a computer program.Gloss needed.
resp:prn
(Production Company) An organization that is responsible for financial, technical, and organizational management of a production for stage, screen, audio recording, television, webcast, etc.Gloss needed.
resp:ptr
(Printer) A person, family, or organization involved in manufacturing a manifestation of printed text, notated music, etc., from type or plates, such as a book, newspaper, magazine, broadside, score, etc.Gloss needed.
resp:rtm
(Research Team Member) A person who participated in a research project but whose role did not involve direction or management of it.Gloss needed.
resp:rtm_ra
(Editorial Research Assistant) A person who participated in a research project but whose role did not involve direction or management of itLegacy term. Use rtm or appropriate role from 2017 on.
resp:scr
(Scribe) A person who is an amanuensis and for a writer of manuscripts proper.Gloss needed.
resp:trc
(Transcriber) A person, family, or organization contributing to a resource by changing it from one system of notation to another.
resp:trl
(Translator) A person or organization who renders a text from one language into another, or from an older form of a language into the modern form.Gloss needed.
resp:vet
(Peer Reviewer) LEMDO uses the term peer reviewer for a person who reviews a transcription, critical materials, dataset, and/or some or all components of an edition.
resp:wtm
(Technical Writer) Writer of Technical Material: A person responsible for writing or compiling documentation of the project’s editorial, encoding, and programming practices.
(title) contains a title for any kind of work. [3.12.2.2. Titles, Authors, and Editors 2.2.1. The Title Statement 2.2.5. The Series Statement]
((spkr:other)|(#[a-zA-Z0-9\-_]+))
contains a specialized form of heading or label, giving the name of one or more speakers in a dramatic text or fragment. [3.13.2. Core Tags for Drama]
entrance
marks the entrance of one or more characters
exit
marks the exit of one or more characters
remain
indicates that one or more characters remains on stage when others exit. Old IML value was usually other.
business
describes all business, both on and off the stage. LEMDO does not distinguish between onstage and offstage business because we cannot know how certain directions might have been implemented. Business includes character actions like kneeling, drawing swords, gesturing, and reading, as well as directions that might require an onstage actorly gesture and/or an offstage effect. From 2024-08-05 on, LEMDO does not use this value for dumbshows; use dumbshow instead.
dumbShow
describes a non-verbal series of actions (a dumb show). LEMDO follows the OED (3rd edition) definition of this historically specific term: Esp. in English drama of the 16th and 17th centuries: a part of a play acted in mime to summarize, supplement, or comment on the main action. Later also more generally: any dramatic performance in mime (dumb show n.2.).
delivery
describes how or to whom a character speaks. Use for addressee clarification, addressee change, asides, and dialogue delivered in a particular way (e.g., crying, weeping, calling, singing), normally onstage but also allowed for offstage stage directions (e.g., They cry within). Do not use this value for reading aloud unless the stage direction also indicates how or to whom the speaker reads.
sound
Describes a sound made onstage or offstage such as flourish, instrumental music, thunder, a shot, drums, whistle. Note that songs should be given the value delivery.
setting
describes a setting within the world of the play (e.g., in her bed, a council chamber). Do not use this value to describe a location on the stage.
location
Describes a physical location on stage (e.g., above or at one door) or within the tiring house (e.g., within) or a real location where the performance took place (e.g., At Chelsea in a river pageant or In Paul’s Churchyard in a mayoral show). Do not use this value for stage directions marked in the playbook as dumbshows.
characters
Lists the names of newly entered characters in a play where new scenes are marked with the entry of a significant new character or group of characters, in imitation of the practice of printed classical drama (CWBJO). This value is meant primary for the CWBJO anthology but may also be used for plays that divide scenes in imitation of Jonson or printed classical drama.
uncertain
OLD IML VALUE TO BE REMOVED OR REPLACED.
optional
OLD IML VALUE TO BE REMOVED OR REPLACED.
other
DO NOT USE
(TEI corpus) contains the whole of a TEI encoded corpus, comprising a single corpus header and one or more <TEI> elements, each containing a single text header and a text. [4. Default Text Structure 16.1. Varieties of Composite Text]
@to attribute, gives the identifier of the node of the entire span of text being annotated.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
gives the identifier of the node which is the end-point of the span of text being annotated.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(participation description) describes the identifiable speakers, voices, or other participants in any kind of text or other persons named or otherwise referred to in a text, edition, or metadata. [16.2. Contextual Information]
<castItem> elements within a cast list. [7.1.4. Cast Lists]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(role description) describes a character's role in a drama. [7.1.4. Cast Lists]
@type attribute. [5.2. Markup Constructs for Representation of Characters and Glyphs]
@baseTypes attribute. When no @baseTypes attribute is specified, no feature specification or constraint is inherited.
(feature system description (in FSD)) describes in prose what is represented by the type of feature structure declared in the enclosing fsDecl. [19.11. Feature System Declaration]
@type attribute on at least one feature structure.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
supplies a pointer to a feature structure declaration (<fsDecl>) element within the current document or elsewhere.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(feature declaration) declares a single feature, specifying its name, organization, range of allowed values, and optionally its default value. [19.11. Feature System Declaration]
@name attribute of <f> elements in the text.
indicates whether or not the value of this feature may be present.
(feature description (in FSD)) describes in prose what is represented by the feature being declared and its values. [19.11. Feature System Declaration]
<fs>, <vAlt>, or primitive value; for the value of an <f> to be valid, it must be subsumed by the specified range; if the <f> contains multiple values (as sanctioned by the @org attribute), then each value must be subsumed by the <vRange>. [19.11. Feature System Declaration]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(feature) represents a feature value specification, that is, the association of a name with a value of any of several different types. [19.2. Elementary Feature Structures and the Binary
Feature Value]
@max is not supplied) its upper bound.
(\-?[\d]+/\-?[\d]+)
supplies an upper bound for the numeric value represented.
(\-?[\d]+/\-?[\d]+)
specifies whether the value represented should be truncated to give an integer value.
@matchPattern which, once subpattern substitution has been performed, complete the URI.
(TEI header) supplies descriptive and declarative metadata associated with a digital resource or set of resources. [2.1.1. The TEI Header and Its Components 16.1. Varieties of Composite Text]
<text>, or represent only a subset.
(rendition) supplies information about the rendition or appearance of one or more elements in the source text. [2.3.4. The Tagging Declaration]
@scheme attribute.
(prefix definition) (prefix definition) defines a prefixing scheme used in teidata.pointer values, showing how abbreviated URIs using the scheme may be expanded into full URIs. [17.2.3. Using Abbreviated Pointers]
<textDesc>. [2.3.7. The Classification Declaration]
cat:audAnthologyLead
Anthology Lead Anyone who is responsible for a group of editors who are editing plays or related works for publication in a LEMDO-generated anthology (e.g., the leads of MoMS, QME, DRE, NISE).
cat:audDeveloper
Developer Anyone who is responsible for maintaining the repository, writing processing, running builds, or customizing a CSS file for an anthology. Normally, developers are based at UVic and work in the lemdo/code section of the repository. Anthology leads may hire a developer/designer to customize a CSS file for an anthology.
cat:audDocumenter
Documenter Anyone who writes project documentation.
cat:audEditor
Editor Anyone who is editing a play or related works for publication in a LEMDO anthology.
cat:audEncoder
Encoder Anyone who is encoding texts in the LEMDO TEI P5 customization.
cat:audRemediator
Remediator An encoder who has the responsibility of converting IML-encoded or TCP texts to the LEMDO TEI P5 customization.
cat:audRepoUser
Repository User Anyone who commits work to the LEMDO repository, including editors and RAs who have write privileges on an edition portfolio.
cat:lbfBroadside
Broadside Large sheet printed on one side only.
cat:lbfDuodecimo
Duodecimo Duodecimo.
cat:lbfFolio
Folio Print volume constructed from sheets folded once.
cat:lbfManuscript
Manuscript Manuscript.
cat:lbfOctavo
Octavo Print volume constructed from sheets folded three times.
cat:lbfQuarto
Quarto Print volume constructed from sheets folded twice.
cat:edhSourceCBJ
Original Source: Cambridge Ben Jonson This TEI file was created based on one or more files from the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson Online (CEWBJO or CWBJO), originally encoded in different customization of TEI.
cat:edhSourceIML
Original Source: IML This TEI file was created based on one or more files from the Internet Shakespeare Editions anthology, originally encoded in ISE Markup Language (a custom markup language somewhat resembling SGML).
cat:edhSourceMoEML
Original Source: MoEML This TEI file was created based on an original encoding from The Map of Early Modern
London.
cat:edhSourceSQL
Original Source: SQL Database This TEI file was created from data originally captured in a SQL database structure.
cat:edhSourceTCP
Original Source: TCP This TEI file was created based on an original encoding from the Text Creation
Partnership.
cat:edhSourceXWiki
Original Source: XWiki This TEI file was created based on one or more supplementary files from the Internet Shakespeare Editions anthology, originally encoded in HTML and stored in the ISE’s XWiki system.
cat:ldtBornDig
Born-digital Born-digital documents are anything other than primary texts
cat:ldtBornDigAbout
About Documents about LEMDO or another anthology.
cat:ldtBornDigAboutPolicy
Policy Documents about LEMDO policy or the policies of another anthology.
cat:ldtBornDigAnthology
Anthology Anthology files (rooted on a <teiCorpus> element).
cat:ldtBornDigDatabase
Database Entity collection files.
cat:ldtBornDigDocumentation
Documentation Encoding and editorial guidelines; programming, processing, and rendering instructions; how-to instructions; element descriptions; and records of remediation.
cat:ldtBornDigEdition
Edition Root files for textual editions.
cat:ldtBornDigGenerated
Generated Files created automatically during the build.
cat:ldtBornDigInfo
Information Information pages.
cat:ldtBornDigLanding
Landing Landing pages.
cat:ldtBornDigParatext
Paratext Ancillary files that typically form part of an edition, such as acknowledgements.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextAnnotation
Annotation Notes, glosses, and other annotations.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextBibl
Bibliography Bibliographies and reference lists.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextCharacters
Characters Character lists and cast lists. Note that character lists for modernized texts belong in the header of the modernized text, not in a separate file.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextCollation
Apparatus Collation files.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextCritical
Critical Critical material, such as a general introduction or a textual introduction.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextHist
History Documents on historical background.
cat:ldtBornDigParatextPedagogical
Pedagogy Teaching notes, lesson plans, and other pedagogical material.
cat:ldtBornDigPrint
Print Root files for print editions.
cat:ldtPrimary
Primary Source Primary source documents. Use this top-level category only for supplementary texts, usually in combination with the editorial treatment letmixed.
cat:ldtPrimaryFacsimile
Facsimile Files with <facsimile> pointing to digital surrogates.
cat:ldtPrimaryParatext
Primary Paratext Dedications, addresses, commendatory poems, and other primary source paratexts. Do not use for EMDP. Use lpt values instead.
cat:ldtPrimaryText
Primary Source Text Edited primary source texts. Modernized texts and semi-diplomatic texts must have this value. Not to be used for supplementary texts.
cat:ldtTest
Test Test-only document.
cat:letExcerpted
Excerpted Texts which are not complete, usually because of editorial selection in service of a specific goal.
cat:letMixed
Mixed Texts in which a variety of possibly incongruous editorial approaches have been mixed. Use this category in combination with ldtPrimary.
cat:letModernized
Modernized Texts that have been modernized according to a set of editorial principles.
cat:letSemiDiplomatic
Semi-diplomatic transcription Texts in which original spelling and other features have been retained.
cat:lwtPara
Dramatic Paratext Dramatic paratext transcribed for EMDP.
cat:lwtPlay
Play Dramatic text, semi-diplomatic or modernized.
cat:lwtPoetry
Poetry Work which is primarily non-dramatic poetry.
cat:lwtProse
Prose Work which is primarily prose.
cat:lwtShow
Mayoral Show Mayoral show, semi-diplomatic or modernized.
cat:encyCulture
Culture Learn about the customs, beliefs, and daily lives of people in early modern England.
cat:encyCultureDailyLife
Daily Life
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeAdultery
Adultery
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeAnimalBaiting
Animal Baiting
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeAssizes
Assizes
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeBailiff
Bailiff
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeBaking
Baking
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeBaptism
Baptism
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeBearGardens
Bear Gardens
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeBeerAndAle
Beer and Ale
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeChildbirth
Childbirth
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeChildhood
Childhood
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeChildren
Children
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeChivalry
Chivalry
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeChristmas
Christmas
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeClothing
Clothing
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeCookingAndKitchens
Cooking and Kitchens
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeCourtiers
Courtiers
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeCourtship
Courtship
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeCrime
Crime
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeDairies
Dairies
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeDiaries
Diaries
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeEducation
Education
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeFalconry
Falconry
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeFashion
Fashion
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeFood
Food
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeFuneralPractices
Funeral Practices
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeHomeRemedies
Home Remedies
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeHonour
Honour
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeHouseholdManagement
Household Management
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeHousewifery
Housewifery
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeIllegitimacy
Illegitimacy
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeImmigrants
Immigrants
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeIncest
Incest
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeInheritance
Inheritance
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeLanguage
Language
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeLaw
Law
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeLondon
London
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeMarriage
Marriage
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeMoney
Money
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeParents
Parents
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeProstitution
Prostitution
cat:encyCultureDailyLifePunishment
Punishment
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeRecipes
Recipes
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeRefugees
Refugees
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeScience
Science
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeSexuallyTransmittedInfections
Sexually Transmitted Infections
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeSocialOrder
Social Order
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeTeeth
Teeth
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeTobacco
Tobacco
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeTorture
Torture
cat:encyCultureDailyLifeTrials
Trials
cat:encyCultureEducation
Education
cat:encyCultureEducationBenefitOfClergy
Benefit of Clergy
cat:encyCultureEducationClassicalLiterature
Classical Literature
cat:encyCultureEducationGentryEducation
Gentry Education
cat:encyCultureEducationGreek
Greek
cat:encyCultureEducationHumanism
Humanism
cat:encyCultureEducationLatin
Latin
cat:encyCultureEducationLiteracy
Literacy
cat:encyCultureGender
Gender
cat:encyCultureGenderBoys
Boys
cat:encyCultureGenderChastity
Chastity
cat:encyCultureGenderCrossdressing
Cross-dressing
cat:encyCultureGenderFemaleVirtue
Female Virtue
cat:encyCultureGenderFemininity
Femininity
cat:encyCultureGenderGenderIdentity
Gender Identity
cat:encyCultureGenderGenderedClothing
Gendered Clothing
cat:encyCultureGenderGirls
Girls
cat:encyCultureGenderHomosexuality
Homosexuality
cat:encyCultureGenderMasculinity
Masculinity
cat:encyCultureGenderMen
Men
cat:encyCultureGenderMisogyny
Misogyny
cat:encyCultureGenderObedience
Obedience
cat:encyCultureGenderPatriarchy
Patriarchy
cat:encyCultureGenderSexuality
Sexuality
cat:encyCultureGenderWomen
Women
cat:encyCultureGenderWomensWork
Women’s Work
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArts
Literature and the Arts
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsAemeliaBassanoLanyer
Lanyer, Aemelia Bassano (1569-1645)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsBaldassareCastiglione
Castiglione, Baldassare (1478-1529)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsCicero
Cicero, Marcus Tullius (106-43 BCE)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsConductLiterature
Conduct Literature
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsCourtlyLove
Courtly Love
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsDance
Dance
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsDanteAlighieri
Alighieri, Dante (1265-1321)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsDarkLady
Dark Lady (character)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsDedications
Dedications
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsDorothyLeigh
Leigh, Dorothy (d.1616)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsFirstFolio
First Folio (1623)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsGeorgeWilkins
Wilkins, George (fl. 1606-1607)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsGreece
Greece
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsIambicPentameter
Iambic Pentameter
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsInigoJones
Jones, Inigo (1573-1652)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsItaly
Italy
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsJohnDonne
Donne, John (1572-1631)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsJohnFlorio
Florio, John (1553-1625)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsLucrece
Lucrece (text)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsManuscripts
Manuscripts
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsMarySidneyWroth
Wroth, Mary Sidney (1587-1651)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsMasques
Masques
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsMusic
Music
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsNarrativePoetry
Narrative Poetry
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsOctavo
Octavos
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsOvid
Ovid (43 BCE-17/18 CE)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPaper
Paper
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPatronage
Patronage
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPetrarch
Petrarch, Francesco (1304-1374)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPlagiarism
Plagiarism
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPoet
Poet (character)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPrintingPractices
Printing Practices
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsPublication
Publication
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsQuartos
Quartos
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsRhetoric
Rhetoric
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsRivalPoet
Rival Poet (character)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsRobertBurton
Burton, Robert (1577-1640)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsRobertGreene
Greene, Robert (1558-1592)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsSatire
Satire
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsSeneca
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus (c. 4 BCE-65 CE)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsSirPhilipSidney
Sidney, Sir Philip (1554-1586)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsSonnets
Sonnets
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsThePrince
The Prince (text)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsThomasWyatt
Wyatt, Thomas (1503-1542)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsTragedy
Tragedy
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsTragicomedy
Tragicomedy
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsTranslation
Translation
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsUtopia
Utopia (text)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsVenusAndAdonis
Venus and Adonis (text)
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsWit
Wit
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsWomenWriters
Women Writers
cat:encyCultureLiteratureArtsYoungMan
Young Man (character)
cat:encyCultureOther
Other
cat:encyCultureRace
Race
cat:encyCultureRaceAntiSemitism
Anti-Semitism
cat:encyCultureRaceBlackness
Blackness
cat:encyCultureRaceJews
Jews
cat:encyCultureRaceMuslims
Muslims
cat:encyCultureRaceOthello
Othello (play)
cat:encyCultureRaceOttomanEmpire
Ottoman Empire
cat:encyCultureRaceRacialIdentity
Racial Identity
cat:encyCultureRaceRacism
Racism
cat:encyCultureRaceSlavery
Slavery
cat:encyCultureRaceTurks
Turks
cat:encyCultureScience
Science
cat:encyCultureScienceAlchemy
Alchemy
cat:encyCultureScienceAstrology
Astrology
cat:encyCultureScienceAstronomy
Astronomy
cat:encyCultureScienceBarberSurgeons
Barber Surgeons
cat:encyCultureScienceChemistry
Chemistry
cat:encyCultureScienceCosmology
Cosmology
cat:encyCultureScienceElements
Elements
cat:encyCultureScienceFrancisBacon
Bacon, Francis (1561-1626)
cat:encyCultureScienceGalen
Galen (129-216 CE)
cat:encyCultureScienceHerbalRemedies
Herbal Remedies
cat:encyCultureScienceHumours
Humours
cat:encyCultureScienceIsaacNewton
Newton, Isaac (1642-1727)
cat:encyCultureScienceJohnDee
Dee, John (1527-1609)
cat:encyCultureScienceMedicalMelancholy
Medical Melancholy
cat:encyCultureScienceMedicine
Medicine
cat:encyCultureScienceMidwifery
Midwifery
cat:encyCultureScienceNature
Nature
cat:encyCultureScienceOccult
Occult
cat:encyCultureSciencePlague
Plague
cat:encyCultureScienceSanitation
Sanitation
cat:encyCultureScienceSuperstition
Superstition
cat:encyCultureScienceZodiac
Zodiac
cat:encyHistory
History Discover the events, people, and politics that shaped early modern England.
cat:encyHistoryEconomics
Economics
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsApprentices
Apprentices
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsAristocracy
Aristocracy
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsArtisans
Artisans
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsBakeries
Bakeries
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsBread
Bread
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsBrewery
Brewery
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsCapitalism
Capitalism
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsCoinsAndMoney
Coins and Money
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsDairy
Dairy
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsDebt
Debt
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsDyersAndClothDyeing
Dyers and Cloth Dyeing
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsFamine
Famine
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsFeudalism
Feudalism
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsGardens
Gardens
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsGentry
Gentry
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsKitchens
Kitchens
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsMarkets
Markets
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsMerchants
Merchants
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsSilkManufactureAndWeaving
Silk Manufacture and Weaving
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsSocialStatus
Social Status
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsSugarTrade
Sugar Trade
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsTradeGuilds
Trade Guilds
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsUsury
Usury
cat:encyHistoryEconomicsYeoman
Yeoman
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistory
English History
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryActOfSuccession
Act of Succession (1533)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryActOfSupremacy
Act of Supremacy (1534)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryAnneHathawayShakespeare
Shakespeare, Anne Hathaway (1556-1623)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryCardinalThomasWolsey
Wolsey, Cardinal Thomas (c.1473-1530)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryDivorce
Divorce
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryElizabethanEra
Elizabethan Era
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryEnglishCivilWars
English Civil Wars
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryGervaseMarkham
Markham, Gervase (c.1568-1637)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryGunpowderPlot
Gunpowder Plot
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryHenryPercy
Percy, Henry (1364-1403)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryHenryWriothesley
Wriothesley, Henry, Earl of Southampton (1573-1624)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryHouseOfCommons
House of Commons
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryHouseOfLords
House of Lords
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryHuguenots
Huguenots
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryJacobeanEra
Jacobean Era
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryLadyJaneGrey
Grey, Lady Jane (1537-1554)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryMaryWard
Ward, Mary (1585-1645)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryNicholasCulpeper
Culpeper, Nicholas (1616-1654)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryRobertCecil
Cecil, Robert (1563-1612)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryRobertDevereux
Devereux, Robert (1566-1601)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryRobertDudley
Dudley, Robert (1532-1588)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryShakespearesFamily
Shakespeare’s Family
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistorySpanishArmada
Spanish Armada
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryStratfordUponAvon
Stratford-upon-Avon
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryStuartEra
Stuart Era
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryThomasCranmer
Cranmer, Thomas (1489-1556)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryThomasMore
More, Thomas (1478-1535)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryTowerBridge
Tower Bridge
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryTowerOfLondon
Tower of London
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryTreason
Treason
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryTudorEra
Tudor Era
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryWarOfTheRoses
Wars of the Roses (1455-1487)
cat:encyHistoryEnglishHistoryWilliamCecil
Cecil, William (1520-1598)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchs
Monarchs
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsAnnaOfDenmark
Anna of Denmark (1574-1619)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsAnneBoleyn
Anne Boleyn (1501-1536)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsAnneOfCleves
Anne of Cleves (1515-1557)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsCatherineDeValois
Catherine de Valois, Queen (1401-1437)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsCatherineHoward
Catherine Howard (1523-1542)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsEdwardIII
Edward III of England (1312-1377)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsEdwardVI
Edward VI of England (1537-1553)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsElizabethI
Elizabeth I of England (1533-1603)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsHenryIV
Henry IV of England (1367-1413)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsHenryV
Henry V of England (1386-1422)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsHenryVI
Henry VI of England (1421-1471)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsHenryVII
Henry VII of England (1457-1509)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsHenryVIII
Henry VIII, King of England (1491-1547)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsJamesI
James I of England (1566-1625)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsJaneSeymour
Jane Seymour (1509-1537)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsKatherineOfAragon
Katherine of Aragon (1485-1536)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsKatherineParr
Katherine Parr (1512-1548)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsMacbeth
Macbeth, King of Scots (d. 1057)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsMaryI
Mary I of England (1516-1558)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsMaryQueenOfScots
Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsPhilipIIOfSpain
Philip II of Spain (1527-1598)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsRichardII
Richard II of England (1367-1400)
cat:encyHistoryMonarchsRichardIII
Richard III of England (1452-1485)
cat:encyHistoryOther
Other
cat:encyHistoryOtherClassicalVirtues
Virtues, Classical
cat:encyHistoryOtherDuels
Duels
cat:encyHistoryOtherJoanOfArc
Joan of Arc (14121431)
cat:encyHistoryOtherPrivyCouncil
Privy Council
cat:encyHistoryOtherRomanSociety
Roman Society
cat:encyHistoryOtherVagrants
Vagrants
cat:encyHistoryReligion
Religion
cat:encyHistoryReligionBibleTranslations
Bible Translations
cat:encyHistoryReligionBookOfCommonPrayer
Book of Common Prayer
cat:encyHistoryReligionCalvinism
Calvinism
cat:encyHistoryReligionCatholicism
Catholicism
cat:encyHistoryReligionChristening
Christening
cat:encyHistoryReligionChurchOfEngland
Church of England
cat:encyHistoryReligionChurchOfRome
Church of Rome
cat:encyHistoryReligionEnglishReformation
Reformation, English
cat:encyHistoryReligionHeresy
Heresy
cat:encyHistoryReligionHolidaysEct
Holidays/Holy Days/Feast Days
cat:encyHistoryReligionIslam
Islam
cat:encyHistoryReligionJesuits
Jesuits
cat:encyHistoryReligionJudaism
Judaism
cat:encyHistoryReligionLent
Lent
cat:encyHistoryReligionMartinLuther
Luther, Martin (1483-1546)
cat:encyHistoryReligionMartyrdom
Martyrdom
cat:encyHistoryReligionNunneriesAndMonasteries
Nunneries and Monasteries
cat:encyHistoryReligionProtestantism
Protestantism
cat:encyHistoryReligionPuritanism
Puritanism
cat:encyHistoryReligionRecusants
Recusants
cat:encyHistoryReligionSatan
Satan
cat:encyTheatre
Theatre Explore the vibrant world of early modern theatre, including plays by Shakespeare and his contemporaries and the cultural impacts of performance.
cat:encyTheatreOther
Other
cat:encyTheatreOtherBadQuarto
Bad Quarto
cat:encyTheatreOtherMasterOfTheRevels
Master of the Revels
cat:encyTheatreOtherOfficeOfRevels
Office of Revels
cat:encyTheatreOtherVerseDrama
Verse Drama
cat:encyTheatrePerformance
Performance
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceActing
Acting
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceActors
Actors
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceArmour
Armour
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceAudiences
Audiences
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceBlackCharacters
Black Characters
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceBoyActors
Boy Actors
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceCensorship
Censorship
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceComedy
Comedy
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceCommediaDellArte
Commedia dell’Arte
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceCostumes
Costumes
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceDeathOnStage
Death on Stage
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceDiscoverySpace
Discovery Space
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceEarlyModernPlaywrights
Playwrights, Early Modern
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceEdwardAlleyn
Alleyn, Edward (1566-1626)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceElizabethanFashion
Elizabethan Fashion
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceElizabethanTheatre
Theatre, Elizabethan
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceEnglishMonarchy
Monarchy, English
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceEntrancesAndExits
Entrances and Exits
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceEtiquette
Etiquette
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceFemaleCharacters
Female Characters
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceFencing
Fencing
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceFools
Fools
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceHellspace
Hellspace
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceHenryCondell
Condell, Henry (1576-1627)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceIndoorTheatres
Theatres, Indoor
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceInvisibility
Invisibility
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceJacobeanTheatre
Theatre, Jacobean
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceJohnHeminges
Heminges, John (1556-1630)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceLanguageInTheatre
Language in Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceLiberties
Liberties
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceMadnessOnStage
Madness on Stage
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceMagic
Magic
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceMistakenIdentity
Mistaken Identity
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceMusicOnStage
Music on Stage
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceOmens
Omens
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceOutdoorTheatres
Theatres, Outdoor
cat:encyTheatrePerformancePlayers
Players
cat:encyTheatrePerformancePlayingCompanies
Playing Companies
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceProphecy
Prophecy
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceProstitution
Prostitution
cat:encyTheatrePerformancePuritans
Puritans
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceReligion
Religion
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceRestorationTheatre
Theatre, Restoration
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceRichardBurbage
Burbage, Richard (c.1567-1619)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceRobertArmin
Armin, Robert (c.1568-1615)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceRoyalCourt
Royal Court
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceRoyalShakespeareCompany
Royal Shakespeare Company
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceShakespeareDocumented
Shakespeare Documented
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceShakespearesGlobe
Shakespeare’s Globe
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceShareholders
Shareholders
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceSimonForman
Forman, Simon (1554-1611)
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceSoliloquy
Soliloquy
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceSpecialEffects
Special Effects
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceStageCombat
Stage Combat
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceStageDirections
Stage Directions
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceStationersRegister
Stationers’ Register
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceSuicide
Suicide
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceSumptuaryLaws
Sumptuary Laws
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheKingsMen
The King’s Men
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheLordAdmiralsMen
The Lord Admiral’s Men
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheLordChamberlainsMen
The Lord Chamberlain’s Men
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheQueensMen
The Queen’s Men
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheatreApprentices
Apprentices, Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheatreArchitecture
Theatre Architecture
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceTheatreCompanies
Theatre Companies
cat:encyTheatrePerformanceWilliamKemp
Kempe, William (C.1560-C.1603)
cat:encyTheatrePlayhouses
Playhouses
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesBearGarden
The Bear Garden Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesBlackfriars
The Blackfriars Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesCockpit
The Cockpit Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesCurtain
The Curtain Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesFortune
The Fortune Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesGlobe
The Globe Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesHope
The Hope Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesInnsOfCourts
Inns of Court
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesPhilipHenslowe
Henslowe, Philip (1550-1616)
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesRose
The Rose Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlayhousesSwan
The Swan Theatre
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters
Plays and Characters
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters1H4
Henry IV, Part One (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters1H6
Henry VI, Part 1 (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters2H4
Henry IV, Part Two (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters2H6
Henry VI, Part 2 (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharacters3H6
Henry VI, Part 3 (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAShr
The Taming of A Shrew (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAWTEW
All’s Well That Ends Well (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAYL
As You Like It (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAaronTheMoor
Aaron the Moor (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAdam
Adam (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAdo
Much Ado About Nothing (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAdonis
Adonis (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAdriana
Adriana (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAlch
The Alchemist (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAndrea
Andrea (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAngelo
Angelo (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAnneBoleyn
Anne Boleyn (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAnt
Antony and Cleopatra (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAntigonus
Antigonus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAntipholusOfEphesus
Antipholus of Ephesus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAntipholusOfSyracuse
Antipholus of Syracuse (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAntonioMV
Antonio (character in Merchant)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAntonioTmp
Antonio (character in Tempest)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAriel
Ariel (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAudrey
Audrey (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersAutolycus
Autolycus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBalthazar
Balthazar (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBanquo
Banquo (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBaptista
Baptista (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBardolph
Bardolph (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBart
Bartholomew Fair (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBassanio
Bassanio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBeatrice
Beatrice (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBenedick
Benedick (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBertram
Bertram (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBiancaOth
Bianca (character in Othello)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBiancaShr
Bianca (character in Shrew)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBiron
Biron (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBoyet
Boyet (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBrutus
Brutus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersBuckingham
Buckingham (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCMC
A Chaste Maid in Cheapside (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCaliban
Caliban (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCalpurnia
Calpurnia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCard
Cardenio (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCardinalWolsey
Cardinal Wolsey (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCasca
Casca (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCassius
Cassius (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCelia
Celia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCharmian
Charmian (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersChristopherSly
Sly, Christopher (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersChss
A Game at Chess (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersClaudioAdo
Claudio (character in Much Ado)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersClaudioMM
Claudio (character in Measure for Measure)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersClaudius
Claudius (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCleopatra
Cleopatra (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCor
Coriolanus (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCordelia
Cordelia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCostard
Costard (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCrab
Crab (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCym
Cymbeline (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersCymbeline
Cymbeline (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDQC
Dido, Queen of Carthage (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDemetrius
Demetrius (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDesdemona
Desdemona (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDoctorFaustus
Doctor Faustus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDoctorPinch
Doctor Pinch (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDogberry
Dogberry (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDonArmado
Don Armado (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDonJohn
Don John (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDonPedro
Don Pedro (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDrF
Doctor Faustus, The Tragical History of (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDromioOfEphesus
Dromio of Ephesus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDromioOfSyracuse
Dromio of Syracuse (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDukeFrederick
Duke Frederick (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersDuncan
Duncan (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersE2
Edward II (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEMI
Every Man in His Humour (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEarlOfGloucester
Gloucester, Earl of (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEarlOfKent
Kent, Earl of (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEdgar
Edgar (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEdmund
Edmund (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEmilia
Emilia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersEnobarbus
Enobarbus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersErr
Comedy of Errors (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersFerdinand
Ferdinand (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersFeste
Feste (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersFlorizel
Florizel (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersFlute
Flute (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGhostOfKingHamlet
Ghost of King Hamlet (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGoneril
Goneril (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGonzalo
Gonzalo (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGratiano
Gratiano (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGremio
Gremio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersGrumio
Grumio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersH5
Henry The Fifth (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersH8
Henry VIII, Or All Is True (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHelen
Helen (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHelena
Helena (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHermia
Hermia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHermione
Hermione (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHero
Hero (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHieronimo
Hieronimo (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHolofernes
Holofernes (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHoratio
Horatio (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHortensio
Hortensio (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersHotspur
Hotspur (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersIOD
Isle Of Dogs (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersIago
Iago (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersInnogen
Innogen (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersIsabellaMM
Isabella (Character in Measure for Measure)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersIsabellaR2
Isabella (Character In Richard II)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJC
Caesar, Julius (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJMal
The Jew Of Malta (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJacques
Jacques (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJessica
Jessica (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJn
King John (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJuliet
Juliet (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersJuliusCaesar
Caesar, Julius (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKaterina
Katerina (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingFerdinand
King Ferdinand (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingHenry4
Henry IV, King (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingHenry5
Henry V, King (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingHenry6
Henry VI, King (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingHenry7
Henry VII, King (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingHenry8
Henry VIII, King (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersKingLear
King Lear (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLLL
Love’s Labour’s Lost (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLLW
Love’s Labour’s Won (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLadyAnne
Lady Anne (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLadyMacbeth
Lady Macbeth (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLaertes
Laertes (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLavinia
Lavinia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLearsFool
Fool, Lear’s (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLeonato
Leonato (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLeontes
Leontes (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLordCapulet
Capulet, Lord (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLordMontague
Montague, Lord (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLorenzo
Lorenzo (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLr
King Lear (Play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLucentio
Lucentio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLuciana
Luciana (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLucio
Lucio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersLysander
Lysander (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMND
A Midsummer Night’s Dream (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMV
The Merchant of Venice (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMac
The Tragedy of Macbeth (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMacbeth
Macbeth (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMacduff
Macduff (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMalvolio
Malvolio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMargaret
Margaret (characters)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMariana
Mariana (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMarina
Marina (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMarkAntony
Mark Antony (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMasterFord
Master Ford (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMercutio
Mercutio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMiranda
Miranda (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMistressFord
Mistress Ford (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMistressOverdone
Mistress Overdone (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMistressPage
Mistress Page (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersMistressQuickly
Mistress Quickly (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersNell
Nell (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersNerissa
Nerissa (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersNickBottom
Bottom, Nick (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersNurse
Nurse (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOberon
Oberon (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOlivia
Olivia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOphelia
Ophelia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOrlando
Orlando (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOrsino
Orsino (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersOthello
Othello (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersParis
Paris (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersParoles
Paroles (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPaulina
Paulina (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPer
Pericles (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPerdita
Perdita (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPericles
Pericles (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPeterQuince
Quince, Peter (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPetruchio
Petruchio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPistol
Pistol (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPolixines
Polixines (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPolonius
Polonius (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPompey
Pompey (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPortiaJC
Portia (character in Julius Caesar)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPortiaMV
Portia (character in Merchant of Venice)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPrinceHal
Hal, Prince (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPrinceHamlet
Hamlet, Prince (Character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersProspero
Prospero (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersProteus
Proteus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPuckRobinGoodfellow
Puck (Robin Goodfellow) (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersPyramus
Pyramus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersQueenGertrude
Gertrude, Queen (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersQueenMargaret
Queen Margaret
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersR2
Richard II (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersR3
Richard III (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRegan
Regan (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRevenge
Revenge (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRichard2
Richard II (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRichard3
Richard III (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRoar
The Roaring Girl (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRobinGoodfellow
Goodfellow, Robin (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRom
Romeo and Juliet (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRomeo
Romeo (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRosalind
Rosalind (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersRosaline
Rosaline (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSTM
Sir Thomas More (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSebastianTN
Sebastian (character in Twelfth Night)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSebastianTmp
Sebastian (character in Tempest)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersShr
The Taming of the Shrew (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersShylock
Shylock (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSilvia
Silvia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSirAndrewAguecheek
Sir Andrew Aguecheek (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSirJohnFalstaff
Falstaff, Sir John (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSirTobyBelch
Sir Toby Belch (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersSpaT
The Spanish Tragedy (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTGV
Two Gentlemen of Verona (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTMar
The Tragedy of Mariam (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTN
Twelfth Night (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTNK
The Two Noble Kinsmen (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTam
Tamburlaine the Great (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTamora
Tamora (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersThaisa
Thaisa (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTheseus
Theseus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersThisbe
Thisbe (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTim
Timon of Athens (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTit
Titus Andronicus (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTitania
Titania (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTitusAndronicus
Titus Andronicus (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTmp
The Tempest (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTouchstone
Touchstone (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTranio
Tranio (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTro
Troilus and Cressida (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersTybalt
Tybalt (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersValentine
Valentine (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersViola
Viola (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersVolumnia
Volumnia (character)
cat:encyTheatrePlaysCharactersWiv
The Merry Wives of Windsor (play)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrights
Playwrights
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsAuthorshipControversy
Authorship Controversy
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsBenJonson
Jonson, Ben (1572-1637)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsChristopherMarlowe
Marlowe, Christopher (1564-1593)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsCollaboration
Collaboration
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsElizabethCary
Cary, Elizabeth, Lady Falkland (1585-1639)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsFrancisMeres
Meres, Francis (1565-1647)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsGeorgeChapman
Chapman, George (c. 1559-1634)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsHenryChettle
Chettle, Henry (c. 1564-1607)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsJohnFletcher
Fletcher, John (1579-1625)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsJohnFord
Ford, John (1586-c.1639)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsJohnLyly
Lyly, John (1553-1606)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsJohnMarston
Marston, John (1576-1634)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsJohnWebster
Webster, John (c. 1580-c. 1634)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsThomasDekker
Dekker, Thomas (c.1572-1632)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsThomasHeywood
Heywood, Thomas (1574-1641)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsThomasKyd
Kyd, Thomas (1558-1594)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsThomasMiddleton
Middleton, Thomas (1580-1627)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsThomasNashe
Nashe, Thomas (1567-c.1601)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsWilliamRowley
Rowley, William (1585-1642)
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsWilliamShakespeareBiography
Shakespeare, William (1564-1616) Biography
cat:encyTheatrePlaywrightsWilliamShakespeareWorks
Shakespeare, William (1564-1616) Works
cat:encyTopics
Topics Investigate major concepts linking people, places, and ideas in early modern England.
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistory
Politics and History
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryCityOfLondon
City of London
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryDisorder
Disorder
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryExecution
Execution
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryJustice
Justice
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryLeadership
Leadership
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryPower
Power
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryStuarts
Stuarts
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistorySuccession
Succession
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryTudors
Tudors
cat:encyTopicsPoliticsHistoryWar
War
cat:encyTopicsReligionBelief
Religion and Belief
cat:encyTopicsReligionBeliefChristianity
Christianity
cat:encyTopicsReligionBeliefFate
Fate
cat:encyTopicsReligionBeliefPaganism
Paganism
cat:encyTopicsReligionBeliefSupernatural
Supernatural
cat:encyTopicsReligionBeliefWitchcraft
Witchcraft
cat:encyTopicsSocialCultural
Social and Cultural
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalBanishment
Banishment
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalDeath
Death
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalDisability
Disability
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalFeminism
Feminism
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalFolklore
Folklore
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalGender
Gender
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalHierarchy
Hierarchy
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalHonour
Honour
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalIdentity
Identity
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalMarriageOnStageAndInLife
Marriage on Stage and in Life
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalParentsAndChildren
Parents and Children
cat:encyTopicsSocialCulturalViolence
Violence
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMind
States of Mind
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindDeception
Deception
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindDominance
Dominance
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindFriendship
Friendship
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindGrief
Grief
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindLove
Love
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindMadness
Madness
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindMelancholy
Melancholy
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindRevenge
Revenge
cat:encyTopicsStatesOfMindTransformation
Transformation
identifies the classification scheme within which the set of categories concerned is defined, for example by a <taxonomy> element, or by some other resource.
tax:emdDocumentTypes
Document Types All documents in LEMDO are either born-digital documents or primary documents. Within those two general categories, LEMDO offers additional ways to categorize a file.
tax:emdWorkTypes
Types of Literary Work Types of Literary Work
tax:emdBookFormats
Early Modern Book Formats Early Modern Book Formats
tax:emdEditorialTreatments
Editorial Treatments Distinct approaches to textual editing used by LEMDO editors
tax:emdDocumentHist
Document History Various sources from which born-digital texts have made their way into the LEMDO collection.
tax:emdAudiences
LEMDO Target Audience (documentation only) The emdAudiences taxonomy describes the potential LEMDO audiences, mostly for categorizing documentation according to its intended audience.
tax:encyKey
EMEE Keywords
(non-TEI metadata) provides a container element into which metadata in non-TEI formats may be placed. [2.5. Non-TEI Metadata]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
groups a number of change descriptions associated with either the creation of a source text or the revision of an encoded text. [2.6. The Revision Description 12.7. Identifying Changes and Revisions]
<change> elements is to be considered significant or not.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
points to an element that is the same as the current element.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
points to an element of which the current element is a copy.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(next) points to the next element of a virtual aggregate of which the current element is part.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(previous) points to the previous element of a virtual aggregate of which the current element is part.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(link group) (link group) defines a collection of associations or hypertextual links. [17.1. Links]
@interval value is expressed, if this is not inherited from the parent <timeline>.
Suggested values include: 1] d (days); 2] h (hours); 3] min (minutes); 4] s (seconds); 5] ms (milliseconds)
d
(days)
h
(hours)
min
(minutes)
s
(seconds)
ms
(milliseconds)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies a time interval either as a number or as one of the keywords defined by the datatype teidata.interval.
regular
irregular
unknown
identifies the reference point for determining the time of the current <when> element, which is obtained by adding the interval to the time of the reference point.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(timeline) provides a set of ordered points in time which can be linked to elements of a spoken text to create a temporal alignment of that text. [17.4.2. Placing Synchronous Events in Time]
@interval value of the timeline or of its constituent points in time.
Suggested values include: 1] d (days); 2] h (hours); 3] min (minutes); 4] s (seconds); 5] ms (milliseconds)
d
(days)
h
(hours)
min
(minutes)
s
(seconds)
ms
(milliseconds)
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies a time interval either as a positive integral value or using one of a set of predefined codes.
regular
irregular
unknown
Functions as a container element for linked data, contextual information, and stand-off annotations embedded in a TEI document. [17.10. The standOff Container]
<annotation>, <annotationBlock>, or <note>, possibly organized with nested <listAnnotation> elements. [17.10. The standOff Container]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(manuscript description) contains a description of a single identifiable manuscript or other text-bearing object such as an early printed book. [11.1. Overview]
<foliation> element defining it, or to some other equivalent resource.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(from) specifies the starting point of the location in a normalized form, typically a page number.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(to) specifies the end-point of the location in a normalized form, typically as a page number.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(manuscript identifier) contains the information required to identify the manuscript or similar object being described. [11.4. The Manuscript Identifier]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(person) provides information about an identifiable individual, for example a participant in a language interaction, or a person referred to in a historical source. [14.3.2. The Person Element 16.2.2. The Participant Description]
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies the sex of the person.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies the gender of the person.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
specifies an age group for the person.
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(name of an object) (name of an object) contains a proper noun or noun phrase used to refer to an object. As of 2023-08-02, LEMDO tags only stage properties and ship names with <objectName>. Before tagging stage properties, consult with your anthology lead. [14.2.5. Object Names]
<egXML> element functions as the root element. [23.1.1. Phrase Level Terms]
<ident> is used for tokens such as variable names, class names, type names, function names etc. in formal programming languages. [23.1.1. Phrase Level Terms]
(reference to a specification group) indicates that the declarations contained by the <specGrp> referenced should be inserted at this point. [23.2. Modules and Schemas]
<constraintSpec> elements [23.5.2. Additional Constraints]
<constraintSpec> elements that have a matching @scheme attribute
Suggested values include: 1] exslt; 2] stx; 3] xslt; 4] xslt2; 5] xslt3; 6] xpath; 7] xpath2; 8] xpath3; 9] xpath31; 10] xquery; 11] xquery3; 12] xquery31
exslt
stx
xslt
xslt2
xslt3
xpath
xpath2
xpath3
xpath31
xquery
xquery3
xquery31
[^\p{C}\p{Z}]+
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(apparatus entry) (apparatus entry) contains one entry in a critical apparatus, with an optional lemma and usually one or more readings or notes on the relevant passage. [13.1.1. The Apparatus Entry]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
(witness list) lists definitions for all the witnesses referred to by a critical apparatus, optionally grouped hierarchically. [13.1. The Apparatus Entry, Readings, and Witnesses]
<TEI> elements may be combined within a <TEI> (or <teiCorpus>) element. [4. Default Text Structure 16.1. Varieties of Composite Text]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
<change> elements documenting a state or revision campaign to which the element bearing this attribute and its children have been assigned by the encoder.
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
contains a representation of some written source in the form of a set of images rather than as transcribed or encoded text. [12.1. Digital Facsimiles]
<handNote> elements documenting the different hands identified within the source texts. [12.3.2.1. Document Hands]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
names the unit used for the measurement
line
(Space is measured in lines)
char
(Space is measured in m characters (CSS em))
cm
(Space is measured in physical centimeters)
(dimension) indicates whether the space is horizontal or vertical.
horizontal
the space is horizontal.
vertical
the space is vertical.
(supplied) signifies text supplied by the transcriber or editor for any reason, including damage in the original and obvious omissions by the author, compositor, or scribe. [12.3.3.1. Damage, Illegibility, and Supplied Text]
editorial
(supplied by the editor (use for editorial stage directions in modern texts, with caveat that such stage directions should be minimal; do not start directing the play))
bleed-through
(heavily inked type on reverse side of page obscures text (print only))
broken-type
(type appears malformed or fractured (print only))
damage
(there is dirt on the page, tearing, etc (use for ms and print))
error-in-original
(illegibility resulting from compositing/copying error (ms and print))
faded-ink
(illegibility resulting from faded ink on the page (ms and print))
gap-in-inking
(type not sufficiently inked (print only))
smudged-ink
(smudging dating from the original print or copying process (ms and print))
lost-folio
(gap resulting from missing leaf (ms and print))
original-cropped
(original leaf has been cut in a way that removes part of the text (ms and print))
scan-cropped
(facsimile photograph/scan does not include the whole page (ms and print))
scan-unclear
(facsimile photograph is not clear, out-of-focus, etc (ms and print))
unclear
(fallback value to be used if there is not a more precise value (ms and print))
contains or describes any kind of graphic or written signal within a document the function of which is to determine how it should be read rather than forming part of the actual content of the document. [12.3.4.2. Metamarks]
(((doc)|(marc)|(wsb)|(estc)|(leme)|(gb)|(mol)|(resp)|(or)|(edt)|(pros)|(hand)|(pers)|(prod)|(anth)|(org)|(gloss)|(g)|(lig)|(ldt)|(cat)|(tax)|(aud)|(simple)|(bibl)|(not)|(beed)|(lew)|(rnd)|(sourcefacs)|(sourceperf)|(sip)|(static)|(img)|(edimg)|(bin)|(facs)|(perf)|(deep)|(ebba)|(role)|(https?)|(mailto)|(urn)|(tln)):|#)[^\s]+
audRemediator
(Remediator) An encoder who has the responsibility of converting IML-encoded or TCP texts to the LEMDO TEI P5 customization.
audEncoder
(Encoder) Anyone who is encoding texts in the LEMDO TEI P5 customization.
audEditor
(Editor) Anyone who is editing a play or related works for publication in a LEMDO anthology.
audAnthologyLead
(Anthology Lead) Anyone who is responsible for a group of editors who are editing plays or related works for publication in a LEMDO-generated anthology (e.g., the leads of MoMS, QME, DRE, NISE).
audDeveloper
(Developer) Anyone who is responsible for maintaining the repository, writing processing, running builds, or customizing a CSS file for an anthology. Normally, developers are based at UVic and work in the lemdo/code section of the repository. Anthology leads may hire a developer/designer to customize a CSS file for an anthology.
audRepoUser
(Repository User) Anyone who commits work to the LEMDO repository, including editors and RAs who have write privileges on an edition portfolio.
audDocumenter
(Documenter) Anyone who writes project documentation.
published
(Published) Files that have been published.
peerReviewed
(Peer-reviewed) Files that have been peer reviewed.
draft
(Draft) Files that are being drafted.
empty
(Empty) Files that are empty (have no content other than a minimal TEI Header).
deprecated
(Deprecated) This document is no longer relevant or has been superseded, but is being preserved as part of LEMDO’s digital archive.