Index for MoEML’s Praxis

Introduction

Below you will find an index for The Map of Early Modern London’s Praxis. This file is generated through a transformation that processes each <div> of Praxis and compiles, sorts, and groups based off of three pieces of information:
  • <term>s in an <index>,
  • elements (tagged as <gi>) and attributes (tagged as <att>), and
  • the local name of elements and attributes in valid <egXML> elements.1
If a term is an element or an attribute, it will have a set of links pointing to the MoEML Codesharing Service and to the TEI guidelines. In the TEI guidelines, each element has an individual page while each attribute is listed in an appendix with its corresponding type. Each term lists the <div> from which it was retrieved and the page from which the <div> belongs.
If you know the term you are looking for, use CTRL+F (⌘+F on Apple computers) to navigate through the file. There is also a linked list of first letters below.2

Index Statistics

Documents Indexed 18
<div>s Indexed 316
Terms Indexed 3139
Elements Indexed 526
Attributes Indexed 387
Total Items Indexed 4052

A

article titles

authority names

B

<body> [TEI Guidelines] [Codesharing]

body content

boilerplate text

born-digital documents

C

Citing MoEML Content

citing the Oxford Dictionary of National Bibliography

content guidelines

D

data entry

draft content

E

encoding instructions

etiquette on social media

F

fictional characters

flagged content

foreign text

formworks / formeworks / forme works

G

H

I

indexes / indices

L

London-related content

M

main text

manners on social media

mentioned text

N

O

P

page breaks

politeness on social media

primary source document template

primary source documents

R

regularized names

S

T

templated text

<text> [TEI Guidelines] [Codesharing]

text styles

@type [TEI Guidelines] [Codesharing]

U

W

X

@xml:id [TEI Guidelines] [Codesharing]

Notes

  1. Descendant elements of <egXML> are in the egXML namespace, not the TEI namespace. Since MoEML uses egXML to demonstrate how to encode in valid TEI, any element within the egXML namespace should have a corresponding element in the TEI namespace with an identical name. (JT)↑
  2. Both the alphabetical divisions and the specific term divisions have anchors that allows direct linking. For instance, if you wished to find a term that begins with R, the URI is http://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/praxis_index.htm#praxis_index_full_R; if you wished to link to <respStmt>, the URI is http://mapoflondon.uvic.ca/praxis_index.htm#praxis_index_full_R_respStmt. (JT)↑