<!--
** Charters Encoding Initiative - Markup for medieval and early modern legal documents: charters, deeds
** Variant "free" (Status 0): cei0
** Version 1.0 - 10.02.2007
** A DTD including all names proposed by the CEI for use in charter markup as elements.
** no hierarchy and order of the elements
**
-->

<!ENTITY % Elemente "teiHeader | support | extent | collation | layout | msWriting | decoration | bindingDesc | foliation | additions | condition | overview | watermarks | handDesc | auth | bibl | chDesc | idno | issuePlace | dateModern | dateSort | dateOrig | physicalDesc | traditioForm | language | class | arch | archFond | prints | regesta | studies | sealDesc | nota | rubrum | tenor | protocol | pict | invocatio | lb | elongata | intitulatio | inscriptio | publicatio | arenga | context | narratio | petitio | dispositio | sanctio | corroboratio | eschatocol | datatio | apprecatio | subscriptio | testes | p | issuer | charter | abbr | expan | sic | corr | del | hi | gap | add | addSpan | delSpan | restore | supplied | hand | handList | handShift | damage | unclear | space | app | rdg | lem | rdgGrp | witDetail | wit | witList | witness | witStart | witEnd | lacunaStart | lacunaEnd | persName | surname | foreName | roleName | addName | nameLink | genName | placeName | settlement | region | country | bloc | geogName | geog | distance | offset | nameSort | orgName | orgTitle | orgType | orgDivn | date | time | dateStruct | timeStruct | day | week | month | year | second | minute | hour | occasion | chirograph | notariusSub | notariusSign | scope | figure | c | index | setPhrase | abstract | recipient | diplomaticAnalysis | pb | cb | remarks | binding | material | term | ref | dimensions | decoNote | script | biblStruct | title | author | publisher | imprint | edition | pubPlace | adressee | pictRef | note | front | text | back | fileDesc | encodingDesc | profileDesc | revisionDesc | body | group | titleStmt | editionStmt | publicationStmt | seriesStmt | notesStmt | sourceDesc | ptr | link | facsimilia | archIdentifier | relevantPersonal | sigillant | testis | legend | availability | projectDesc | respStmt | name | resp | head | figDesc | sigil | scribe | sup | provenance | monogr | foreign | quote | cit | dateRange | list | item | seal | listBibl | issued | issueDate | form | div | span | anchor | graphic" >
<!-- Wurzelelement -->

<!ELEMENT cei (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: abstract root-element  -->


<!ELEMENT teiHeader (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains information on the encoding of the text. Every TEI-conformant text must carry such a set of descriptions and prefixed to it  -->
	<!ATTLIST teiHeader
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT support (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the material on which the document is written. Contains full text or a element structure with compulsory element <material>.  -->
	<!ATTLIST support
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT extent (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the approximate size of the electronic text as stored on some carrier medium, specified in any convenient units.
In Context of manuscript description the <extent> element is principally a specification of the number of leaves or bifolia a manuscript contains, but may also contain any number of other measurements carried out on the manuscript. Such measurements may be specifically marked using the phrase level <dimensions> element, as in the following example, or left as plain prose.
Since the <dimensions> element is available for use anywhere in a description, the cataloguer may choose to discuss (for example) dimensions of miniatures at the same time as describing the miniatures, rather than specify that information within the <extent> element.  -->
	<!ATTLIST extent
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT collation (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of how the leaves or bifolia are physically arranged  -->
	<!ATTLIST collation
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT layout (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of ruling technique and layout.  -->
	<!ATTLIST layout
		columns CDATA #IMPLIED
		ruledLines CDATA #IMPLIED
		writtenLines CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT msWriting (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of all the different kinds of writing used in a manuscript  -->
	<!ATTLIST msWriting
		hands CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT decoration (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of the decoration of a manuscript, either as a sequence of paragraphs, or as a sequence of topically organised decoNote element.  -->
	<!ATTLIST decoration
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT bindingDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the present and former bindings of a manuscript, either as a series of paragraphs or as a series of distinct binding elements, one for each binding of the manuscript.  -->
	<!ATTLIST bindingDesc
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT foliation (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the numbering system or systems used to count the leaves or pages in a codex.  -->
	<!ATTLIST foliation
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT additions (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of any significant additions found within a manuscript, such as marginalia or other annotations as long as they are not a part of the bureaucratic process of the writing, keeping and using ot the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST additions
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT condition (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of the physical condition of the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST condition
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT overview (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the introductory section of any specialised component of a manuscript description.  -->
	<!ATTLIST overview
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT watermarks (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a detailed description of the watermarks identified in the paper of which a manuscript is composed.  -->
	<!ATTLIST watermarks
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT handDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes a particular style or hand distinguished within a manuscript  -->
	<!ATTLIST handDesc
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		scribe CDATA #IMPLIED
		medium CDATA #IMPLIED
		scope CDATA #IMPLIED
		script CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT auth (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the authentification of the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST auth
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT bibl (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (bibliographic citation) contains a loosely-structured bibliographic citation of which the sub-components may or may not be explicitly tagged.  -->
	<!ATTLIST bibl
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT chDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks a description of the document defined by the CID as follows:
"L___analyse diplomatique (ou simplement analyse) d___un acte est un r__eacute_+_sum__eacute_+_ de celui-ci, r__eacute_+_dig__eacute_+_e sous forme concise, ad__eacute_+_quate et d__eacute_+_gageant l___essentiel de son contenu historique et juridique_+_ elle est noamment dress__eacute_+_e pour __ecirc_+_tre publi__eacute_+_e en t__ecirc_+_te d___une __eacute_+_dition e l___acte."
For calendars/regesta with more detailed informations this element can contain detailed informations on the content, but should be augmented by elements describing the physical setting, annotating the content etc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST chDesc
		picture CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT idno (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the number of a document in a corpus. Also the unique number assigned to an item in holding archive/library.  -->
	<!ATTLIST idno
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT issuePlace (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the place where the document is issued - usually as given in the dating clause - with its moden name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST issuePlace
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dateModern (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: date given in modern form  -->
	<!ATTLIST dateModern
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dateSort (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: date in a form for sorting  -->
	<!ATTLIST dateSort
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		value CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dateOrig (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Date in the way given on the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST dateOrig
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT physicalDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a formal description of the document excluding text and legal content, follows the rules of the MASTER-DTD.  -->
	<!ATTLIST physicalDesc
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT traditioForm (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: names the type of textual tradition, e.g. original, copy, extract etc.
contains the information on the textual tradition of the document described by the CID as follows:
La tradition des actes est la cha__icirc_+_ne des __eacute_+_tats d___un *document, entre le texte tel qu___il a __eacute_+_t__eacute_+_ voulu par son auteur et mis par __eacute_+_crit pour la premi__eacute_+_re fois d___une facon d__eacute_+_finitve, et celui qui nous est parvenu.  -->
	<!ATTLIST traditioForm
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT language (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (main-)language of the document  -->
	<!ATTLIST language
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT class (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a textual or formal classification of the document (e.g. breve, writ, preceptum, mandato, Bulle, recognitio feodorum ...)  -->
	<!ATTLIST class
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		subtype CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT arch (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Name of the archive or library holding the textual tradition of a document  -->
	<!ATTLIST arch
		expan CDATA #IMPLIED
		abbr CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT archFond (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The primary division in the arrangement of archives in which the document is filed.  -->
	<!ATTLIST archFond
		expan CDATA #IMPLIED
		abbr CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT prints (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: lists existing prints of the document  -->
	<!ATTLIST prints
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT regesta (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: names lists containing the document described by the element.  -->
	<!ATTLIST regesta
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT studies (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: lists scholarly studies using or dealing in any way with the document  -->
	<!ATTLIST studies
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT sealDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: root element for any description of the seal  -->
	<!ATTLIST sealDesc
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT nota (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the extra sigillum notes on the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST nota
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		date CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		place CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT rubrum (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: classification given on the document or as an endorsment by the recipient or the archive.  -->
	<!ATTLIST rubrum
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT tenor (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the text of the document  -->
	<!ATTLIST tenor
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT protocol (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the initial formal part of a document described by the CID as follows:
Le text s___ins__egrave_+_re dans un cadre formel initial (le protocole) et final (l___eschatocole), dont les __eacute_+_l__eacute_+_ments ne sont pas n__eacute_+_cessairement formul__eacute_+_s en fonction de l___acte en question, mais qui r__eacute_+_pondent aux r__eacute_+_gles en usage pour un m__ecirc_+_me type de document, compte tenu de son contenu juridigque et de sa nature diplomatique.  -->
	<!ATTLIST protocol
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT pict (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: pictorial parts of a document, like monogrammatic invocations (Chrismon). Notarial signs are marked as <notariusSign>  -->
	<!ATTLIST pict
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT invocatio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text the CID describes as follows:
L___invocation verbale ou simplement invocation (lat. invocatio) est la formule de d__eacute_+_votion par laquelle s___ouvre le protocole des actes pour que le contenu en soit plac__eacute_+_ sous la protection divine et __eacute_+_ventuellement (ou secondairement) sous le patronage d___un saint, le tout pouvant s___achever par ___Amen___. Elle peut s___acompagner d___une corix ou d___un *invocation figur__eacute_+_e.  -->
	<!ATTLIST invocatio
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT lb (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  (line break) marks the start of a new line in the original as well as in an print  -->
	<!ATTLIST lb
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		ed CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT elongata (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks parts of the text in the script the CID describes as follows:
Les lettres allong__eacute_+_es (lat.: litterae elongatae), caract__eacute_+_ris__eacute_+_es par leur __eacute_+_longation par rapport aux autres lettres de l___acte par le resserrement g__eacute_+_n__eacute_+_ral de l_____eacute_+_criture, sont utilis__eacute_+_es pour certains __eacute_+_l__eacute_+_ments du texte (*invocation, *suscription, premi__egrave_+_re ligne, *souscriptions ou *signa, date ...) dans certaines chancelleries (chancellerie pontificale et carolingienne notamment). Elles peuvent aussi __ecirc_+_tre simplement d__eacute_+_coratives dans certains actes de nature solennelle.  -->
	<!ATTLIST elongata
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT intitulatio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text the CID describes as follows:
La suscription (lat. intitulatio, superscriptio, persona salutans) est l_____eacute_+_l__eacute_+_ment du protocole qui fait conna__icirc_+_tre le nom de l___auteur de l___acte __eacute_+_crit et sa titulature. Elle peut prendre un aspect pesonnel et commencer par le pronom Ego, Nos.  -->
	<!ATTLIST intitulatio
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT inscriptio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of a document containing the adresse, describe by the CID as follows:
L___adresse (Lat. inscription, persona salutata) est l_____eacute_+_l__eacute_+_ment du protocole par lequel sont indiqu__eacute_+_s le nom et __eacute_+_ventuellement les tritres et qualit__eacute_+_s de la personne (ou des personnes) __agrave_+_ qui l___acte est adress__eacute_+_, qu ce soit comme b__eacute_+_n__eacute_+_ficiaire ou comme ex__eacute_+_cuteur ou pour simple information.  -->
	<!ATTLIST inscriptio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT publicatio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of a document the CID describes as follows:
La notification (lat.: notificatio, publicatio, promulgatio) est une formule par laquelle ce qui suit es port__eacute_+_ __agrave_+_ la conaissance.  -->
	<!ATTLIST publicatio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT arenga (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text definde by the CID as follows: Le pr__eacute_+_ambule (lat. arenga, exordium, proemium) est la partie du texte par laquelle celui-ci est justifi__eacute_+_ de facon g__eacute_+_n__eacute_+_rale par des consid__eacute_+_rations juridiques , religiuese, morales ou simplemtn de convenance (telle qu ___quoniam labilis est memoria___).  -->
	<!ATTLIST arenga
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT context (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the document the CID describes as follows:
Le texte proprement dit est la partie de la teneur se rapportant directement __agrave_+_ l___acte juridique qui s___y trouve mis par __eacute_+_crit: justification de cet acte, expos__eacute_+_ des circonstances qui l___ont provoqu__eacute_+_, dispositions, clauses destin__eacute_+_es __agrave_+_ en pr__eacute_+_ciser la part__eacute_+_e et __agrave_+_ en assurer l___ex__eacute_+_cution.  -->
	<!ATTLIST context
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT narratio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text the CID describes as follows:
L___expos__eacute_+_ (lat. narratio) est la partie dur texte par laqwuelle sont expliqu__eacute_+_es les circonstances du *commandement de l___acte, ses raisons, __eacute_+_ventuellement les ant__eacute_+_c__eacute_+_dents de l___affaire (*requ__ecirc_+_te, *intervention de tiers, production de pi__egrave_+_ces, enqu__ecirc_+_tes, litiges, arguments des parties en cause, etc.)  -->
	<!ATTLIST narratio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT petitio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks a part of the document expressing the petition (cfr. the CID:
La trace de la requ__ecirc_+_te peut appar__icirc_+_tre dans le texte m__ecirc_+_me de l___acte qui en d__eacute_+_coule sous la forme ad instanciam, ad petitoinem N. (ou une formule analogue).)  -->
	<!ATTLIST petitio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dispositio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text described by the CID as follows:
Le dispositif (lat.: dispositio) est la partie fondamentale du texte, par laquelle l___auteur manifeste sa volont__eacute_+_ et fait na__icirc_+_tre l___acte juridique ou en reconna__icirc_+_t l___existence, en d__eacute_+_terminant sa nature, sa port__eacute_+_e, ses modalit__eacute_+_s, - __eacute_+_ventuellement l___origine de propri__eacute_+_t__eacute_+_.
Le verbe employ__eacute_+_ dans le dispositif oriente sur la nature juridique de l___acte (___concedimus___ = ___concessio___, ___vendidimus___=___venditio___ etc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST dispositio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT sanctio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of a document the CID describes as follows:
.  -->
	<!ATTLIST sanctio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT corroboratio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the document the CID describes as follows:
Par la clause de corroboration, parfois assorie d___un ordre de mise par __eacute_+_crit ou d___exp__eacute_+_dition, (qui peut auusi en __ecirc_+_tre ditinct: "hanc chartam scriebere jussimus ...") sont annonc__eacute_+_s les signes de validatio (*souscripiotn: "manupropria subterfiramvimus"_+_ * seings ou signatures: "manibus idoneorum testium signari ..."_+_ sceaux: "de anulo nostro subter signari jussimus, "sigillum nostrum duximus appondendum ..."), en pr__eacute_+_cisant qu___ils sont appos__eacute_+_s pour donner validit__eacute_+_ __agrave_+_ l___acte
 - Soit __agrave_+_ titre de preuve de l___existence de celui-ci (corroboration testimoniale ou probatoire: "In cujuis rei testimonium ..."- Soit pour lui conf__eacute_+_rer valeur perp__eacute_+_tuelle (corroboration perp__eacute_+_tuelle: "Quod ut ratum et stabile in perpetuum permaneat"  -->
	<!ATTLIST corroboratio
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT eschatocol (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the document described by the CID as the final part of some stereotypical clauses:
Le text s___ins__egrave_+_re dans un cadre formel initial (le protocole) et final (l___eschatocole), dont les __eacute_+_l__eacute_+_ments ne sont pas n__eacute_+_cessairement formul__eacute_+_s en fonction de l___acte en question, mais qui r__eacute_+_pondent aux r__eacute_+_gles en usage pour un m__ecirc_+_me type de document, compte tenu de son contenu juridigque et de sa nature diplomatique.  -->
	<!ATTLIST eschatocol
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT datatio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text the CID describes as follows:
La formule de date est, dans le texte d___un acte, l___indication qui permet d___en conna__icirc_+_tre la date. Elle comporte souvent une *date de temps et une *date de lieu.
Elle peut __ecirc_+_tre plac__eacute_+_e en t__ecirc_+_te de l___acte (date initiale) ou en fin (date finale) oub bient se trouver partag__eacute_+_e entre le d__eacute_+_but et la fin de l___acte. Par exemple, dans les *privil__egrave_+_ges pontificaux du IXe au XIIe si`cle, on trouve uine ___petite date___ (data brevis) qui comporte une indication sommaire (mois et indiction) dans la formule ___scrptum per ... N.___, et une ___grande date___ (data longa) dnans la formule finale de *recognition au pied de la pi__egrave_+_ce (___datum per manum ... N.___) (Noter que dans les suppliques pontificdales le terme de ___parva data___ s___appliqaue __agrave_+_ la date du d__eacute_+_p__ocirc_+_t de la supplique).
Introduite par les mots ___Datum, Actu, Factu, Scriptum, Confectum___ etc. (parfois au f__eacute_+_minin et, plur rarement, au masculin) ou par leurs __eacute_+_quivalents en langue vulgaire, elle peut se d__eacute_+_velepper en mentionnant le nom du noaire ou du scribe qui a r__eacute_+_dig__eacute_+_ ou __eacute_+_crit l___acte (___Scriptum per manum ...___) ou encore de l___officier de chancellerie qui entend donner ainsi une indication sur la responsabilit__eacute_+_ qu___il a prise dans l___exp__eacute_+_dition de l___acte (___Datum per manum ...___)  -->
	<!ATTLIST datatio
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT apprecatio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the part of the text definde by the CID as follows: L___apprecation (lat.: apprecatio) est une formule propitiatoire par laquelle, en pendant avec l___incovation initiale, l___acte s___ach__egrave_+_ve. Elle prend souvent la forme ___In Dei nomine, feliciter. Amen___  -->
	<!ATTLIST apprecatio
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT subscriptio (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the text of any kind of subscription (autograph, non-autograph, notarial subscription including the signs as monograms etc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST subscriptio
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT testes (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the part of the text naming the witnesses, as described by the CID as follows:
La liste de t__eacute_+_moins est l_____eacute_+_lement de l___acte qui contient les noms des t__eacute_+_moins de l___acte __eacute_+_criut ou de l___acte juridique, ou des deux, lesquels constatent l___existence de cet acte et y donnent leur assentiment.  -->
	<!ATTLIST testes
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT p (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks paragraphs  -->
	<!ATTLIST p
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT issuer (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks a person the CID describes as follows:
L___auteur d___un acte __eacute_+_crit est la personne au nom de qui cet acte est intitul__eacute_+_.  -->
	<!ATTLIST issuer
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT charter (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: containing all informations on one single document  -->
	<!ATTLIST charter
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT abbr (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an abbreviation of any sort  -->
	<!ATTLIST abbr
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		expan CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT expan (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the expansion of an abbreviation.  -->
	<!ATTLIST expan
		abbr CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT sic (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains text reproduced although apparently incorrect or inaccurate.  -->
	<!ATTLIST sic
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT corr (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the correct form of a passage apparently erroneous in the copy text.  -->
	<!ATTLIST corr
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT del (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a letter, word or passage deleted, marked as deleted, or otherwise indicated as superfluous or spurious in the copy text by an author, scribe, annotator, or corrector.  -->
	<!ATTLIST del
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		cert CDATA #IMPLIED
		hand CDATA #IMPLIED
		status CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT hi (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (highlighted) marks a word or phrase as graphically distinct from the surrounding text, for reasons concerning which no claim is made.  -->
	<!ATTLIST hi
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT gap (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates a point where material has been omitted in a transcription, whether for editorial reasons described in the TEI header, as part of sampling practice, or because the material is illegible or inaudible.  -->
	<!ATTLIST gap
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		reason CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT add (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains letters, words, or phrases inserted in the text by an author, scribe, annotator, or corrector.  -->
	<!ATTLIST add
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		place CDATA #IMPLIED
		cert CDATA #IMPLIED
		hand CDATA #IMPLIED
		to CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT addSpan (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the beginning of a longer sequence of text added by an author, scribe, annotator or corrector (see also add).  -->
	<!ATTLIST addSpan
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		place CDATA #IMPLIED
		cert CDATA #IMPLIED
		hand CDATA #IMPLIED
		to CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT delSpan (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the beginning of a longer sequence of text deleted, marked as deleted, or otherwise signaled as superfluous or spurious by an author, scribe, annotator, or corrector.  -->
	<!ATTLIST delSpan
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		cert CDATA #IMPLIED
		hand CDATA #IMPLIED
		status CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT restore (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates restoration of text to an earlier state by cancellation of an editorial or authorial marking or instruction.  -->
	<!ATTLIST restore
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT supplied (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: signifies text supplied by the transcriber or editor in place of text which cannot be read, either because of physical damage or loss in the original or because it is illegible for any reason.  -->
	<!ATTLIST supplied
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT hand (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: used in the header to define each distinct scribe or handwriting style.  -->
	<!ATTLIST hand
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT handList (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a series of hand elements listing the different hands of the source.  -->
	<!ATTLIST handList
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT handShift (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks the beginning of a sequence of text written in a new hand, or of a change in the scribe, writing style, ink or character of the document hand.  -->
	<!ATTLIST handShift
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT damage (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an area of damage to the text witness.  -->
	<!ATTLIST damage
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT unclear (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a word, phrase, or passage which cannot be transcribed with certainty because it is illegible or inaudible in the source.  -->
	<!ATTLIST unclear
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT space (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates the location of a significant space in the copy text.  -->
	<!ATTLIST space
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT app (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains one entry in a critical apparatus, with an optional lemma and at least one reading.  -->
	<!ATTLIST app
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT rdg (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a single reading within a textual variation  -->
	<!ATTLIST rdg
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT lem (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the lemma, or base text, of a textual variation.  -->
	<!ATTLIST lem
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT rdgGrp (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: within a textual variation, groups two or more readings perceived to have a genetic relationship or other affinity.  -->
	<!ATTLIST rdgGrp
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT witDetail (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: gives further information about a particular witness, or witnesses, to a particular reading.  -->
	<!ATTLIST witDetail
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT wit (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: ontains a list of one or more sigla of witnesses attesting a given reading, in a textual variation.  -->
	<!ATTLIST wit
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT witList (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a list of all the witnesses referred to in wit elements or wit attributes within the critical apparatus.  -->
	<!ATTLIST witList
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT witness (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains either a description of a single textual witness referred to within the critical apparatus, or a list of witnesses which is to be referred to by a single sigil.  -->
	<!ATTLIST witness
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		sigil CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT witStart (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates the beginning, or resumption, of the text of a fragmentary witness.(from TEI)  -->
	<!ATTLIST witStart
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT witEnd (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates the end, or suspension, of the text of a fragmentary witness.  -->
	<!ATTLIST witEnd
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT lacunaStart (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates the beginning of a lacuna in the text of a mostly complete textual witness  -->
	<!ATTLIST lacunaStart
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT lacunaEnd (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates the end of a lacuna in a mostly complete textual witness.  -->
	<!ATTLIST lacunaEnd
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT persName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a proper noun or proper-noun phrase referring to a person, possibly including any or all of the person___s forenames, surnames, honorifics, added names, etc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST persName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT surname (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a family (inherited) name, as opposed to a given, baptismal, or nick name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST surname
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT foreName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a forename, given or baptismal name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST foreName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT roleName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a name component which indicates that the referent has a particular role or position in society, such as an official title or rank.  -->
	<!ATTLIST roleName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT addName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an additional name component, such as a nickname, epithet, or alias, or any other descriptive phrase used within a personal name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST addName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT nameLink (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a connecting phrase or link used within a name but not regarded as part of it, such as van der or of.  -->
	<!ATTLIST nameLink
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT genName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: ontains a name component used to indicating generational information, such as Junior, or a number used in a monarch___s name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST genName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT placeName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an absolute or relative place name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST placeName
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT settlement (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the name of the smallest component of a place name expressed as a hierarchy of geo-political or administrative units as in Rochester, New York_+_ Glasgow, Scotland.  -->
	<!ATTLIST settlement
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT region (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: in an address, contains the state, province, county or region name_+_ in a place name given as a hierarchy of geo-political units, the region is larger or administratively superior to the settlement and smaller or administratively less important  -->
	<!ATTLIST region
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT country (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  in an address, gives the name of the nation, country, colony, or commonwealth_+_ in a place name given as a hierarchy of geo-political units, the country is larger or administratively superior to the region and smaller than the bloc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST country
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT bloc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a geo-political unit containing one or more nation states.  -->
	<!ATTLIST bloc
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT geogName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a name associated with some geographical feature such as Windrush Valley or Mount Sinai.  -->
	<!ATTLIST geogName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT geog (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a common noun identifying some geographical feature contained within a geographic name, such as valley, mount etc.  -->
	<!ATTLIST geog
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT distance (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  that part of a relative temporal or spatial expression which indicates the distance between the place or time denoted by it and the place or time referred to within it.  -->
	<!ATTLIST distance
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT offset (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: that part of a relative temporal or spatial expression which indicates the direction of the offset between the two place names, dates, or times involved in the expression.  -->
	<!ATTLIST offset
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT nameSort (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: gives the internal hierarchy of a multipart name, the attrib specifies the sort order of the name component in relation to others within the personal name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST nameSort
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT orgName (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an organizational name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST orgName
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT orgTitle (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the proper name component of an organizational name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST orgTitle
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT orgType (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: indicates a part of the organization name which contains information about the organization___s structure or function.  -->
	<!ATTLIST orgType
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT orgDivn (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  indicates a division, branch or department specified in an organizational name.  -->
	<!ATTLIST orgDivn
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT date (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a date in any format.
any date written on the document (by the issuer, by the recipient, by an archivist or by anybody else) or given by the editor.
While used as direct child of <chDesc> it is understood as the date of issuing the charter as it is seen be the editor.  -->
	<!ATTLIST date
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		calendar CDATA #IMPLIED
		value CDATA #IMPLIED
		certainty CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT time (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a phrase defining a time of day in any format.  -->
	<!ATTLIST time
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dateStruct (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (from TEI)  -->
	<!ATTLIST dateStruct
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT timeStruct (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains an internally structured representation for a time of day.  -->
	<!ATTLIST timeStruct
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT day (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the day component of a structured date.  -->
	<!ATTLIST day
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT week (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the week component of a structured date.  -->
	<!ATTLIST week
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT month (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the month component of a structured date.  -->
	<!ATTLIST month
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT year (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the year component of a date.  -->
	<!ATTLIST year
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT second (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the second component of a structured time-expression.  -->
	<!ATTLIST second
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT minute (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  the minute component of a structured time-expression.  -->
	<!ATTLIST minute
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT hour (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the hour component of a temporal expression  -->
	<!ATTLIST hour
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT occasion (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a temporal expression (either a date or a time) given in terms of a named occasion such as a holiday, a named time of day, or some notable event.  -->
	<!ATTLIST occasion
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT chirograph (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: description of the text cut in two parts in a chirograph  -->
	<!ATTLIST chirograph
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT notariusSub (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the subscription of a notary. If the notarial sign is in graphical connection with the subscription it can be marked as a part of notariusSub  -->
	<!ATTLIST notariusSub
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT notariusSign (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Marks the place of the notarial sign.  -->
	<!ATTLIST notariusSign
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT scope (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks a text giving the specific place of an information in an wider entity, like a page in a book or a manuscript, or a range of pages.  -->
	<!ATTLIST scope
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT figure (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the place of a figure  -->
	<!ATTLIST figure
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		corresp CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT c (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (character) represents a character. A single character like an punctation mark should be given as an entity while the <c>-element might be used for marks in printed editions representing figures etc. (e.g. (C.), the three crosses in the MGH-edition) or different letter forms (e.g. long-s)  -->
	<!ATTLIST c
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		text CDATA #IMPLIED
		function CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT index (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:     * <index> marks a location to be indexed for whatever purpose.
      level1 	(first-level index entry) gives the form under which the index entry is to be made.
      level2 	(second-level index entry) gives the second-level form, if any.
      level3 	(third-level index entry) gives the third-level form, if any.
      level4 	(fourth-level index entry) gives the fourth-level form, if any.
      index 	(index number) indicates which index (of several) the index entry belongs to.
The tag <index> associates up to four levels of index terms with a specific point in the text. The index terms are supplied in attributes named level1, level2, level3, and level4. An index attribute associates the entry with a particular index, so multiple indices are possible.
All index terms must be supplied as attribute values_+_ no part of the text itself is taken as a term. This may require words or phrases to be repeated, as illustrated below_+_ it also allows spelling to be normalized, as the example show.  -->
	<!ATTLIST index
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		level1 CDATA #IMPLIED
		level2 CDATA #IMPLIED
		level3 CDATA #IMPLIED
		level4 CDATA #IMPLIED
		indexName CDATA #IMPLIED
		lemma CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT setPhrase (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: any word sequence refering to a #specific# content. The type of the formula should be given in the TYPE-attribute using the semantics of the VID.  -->
	<!ATTLIST setPhrase
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT abstract (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the text of the abstract/summary of the document as a head before an edited text or as a single part of calendar/regesta collection (like RI)  -->
	<!ATTLIST abstract
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT recipient (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The name of the person who is receives the document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST recipient
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT diplomaticAnalysis (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a diplomatic analysis of the document, formal critics or critics by the content.  -->
	<!ATTLIST diplomaticAnalysis
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT pb (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: page break  -->
	<!ATTLIST pb
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		ed CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT cb (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (column break) marks the boundary between one column of a text and the next in a standard reference system.  -->
	<!ATTLIST cb
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		ed CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT remarks (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains any remark and comment not classified# in other elements.  -->
	<!ATTLIST remarks
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT binding (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a description of one binding, i.e. type of covering, boards, etc. applied to a manuscript  -->
	<!ATTLIST binding
		contemporary CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT material (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: describes the material of the writing support  -->
	<!ATTLIST material
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT term (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a general element to mark any fixed term  -->
	<!ATTLIST term
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT ref (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: defines a reference to another location in the current document, in terms of one or more identifiable elements, possibly modified by additional text or comment.
Attribute: target=specifies the destination of the reference by supplying the value of the id attribute on one or more other elements in the current document.  -->
	<!ATTLIST ref
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		target CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT dimensions (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The element is available for use anywhere in a description. It may be used to discuss (for example) dimensions of miniatures at the same time as describing the miniatures, rather than specify that information within the <extent> element.  -->
	<!ATTLIST dimensions
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT decoNote (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a note describing either a decorative component of a manuscript, or a fairly homogenous class of such components.  -->
	<!ATTLIST decoNote
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		subtype CDATA #IMPLIED
		figurative CDATA #IMPLIED
		technique CDATA #IMPLIED
		quality CDATA #IMPLIED
		illustrative CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT script (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: gives the paleographic name for the script used in the document  -->
	<!ATTLIST script
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT biblStruct (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:  (structured bibliographic citation) contains a structured bibliographic citation, in which only bibliographic subelements appear and in a specified order.  -->

<!ELEMENT title (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The title of a bibliographic reference  -->

<!ELEMENT author (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The author of a bibliographic entity  -->

<!ELEMENT publisher (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: provides the name of the organization responsible for the publication or distribution of a bibliographic item.  -->

<!ELEMENT imprint (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: groups information relating to the publication or distribution of a bibliographic item.  -->

<!ELEMENT edition (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the edition in an bibliographic reference  -->

<!ELEMENT pubPlace (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (from TEI)  -->

<!ELEMENT adressee (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The person to who the document is adressed if different from the person who receives the document (<recipient>)  -->
	<!ATTLIST adressee
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT pictRef (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Reference to an external picture ressource.  -->

<!ELEMENT note (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: gives the text of a footnote.
   * <note> contains a note or annotation.
      type 	describes the type of note.
      resp 	(responsible) indicates who is responsible for the annotation: author, editor, translator, etc.
      place 	indicates where the note appears in the source text.
      anchored 	indicates whether the copy text shows the exact place of reference for the note.
      target 	indicates the point of attachment of a note, or the beginning of the span to which the note is attached.
      targetEnd 	points to the end of the span to which the note is attached, if the note is not embedded in the text at that point.

A note is any additional comment found in a text, marked in some way as being out of the main textual stream. All notes should be marked using the same tag, <note>, whether they appear as block notes in the main text area, at the foot of the page, at the end of the chapter or volume, in the margin, or in some other place.

Notes may be in a different hand or typeface, may be authorial or editorial, and may have been added later. Attributes may be used to specify these and other characteristics of notes, as detailed below.

Where possible, the body of a note should be inserted in the text at the point at which its identifier or mark first appears. This may not be possible for example with marginal notes, which may not be anchored to an exact location. For simplicity, it may be adequate to position marginal notes before the relevant paragraph or other element. In some cases, however, it may be desirable to transcribe notes not at their point of attachment to the text but at their point of appearance (at the end of the volume, or the end of the chapter - not, in general, when the notes appear at the foot of the page)_+_ in this case the target and targetEnd attributes should be used to specify the point of attachment. In some cases, the note is explicitly attached not to a point but to a span of text_+_ for a full discussion of pointing to points and spans in the text, see section 6.6 Simple Links and Cross References.  -->
	<!ATTLIST note
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		resp CDATA #IMPLIED
		place CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		anchored CDATA #IMPLIED
		target CDATA #IMPLIED
		targetEnd CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT front (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (front matter) contains any prefatory matter (headers, title page, prefaces, dedications, etc.) found at the start of a document, before the main body.  -->

<!ELEMENT text (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains a text or a corpus of texts  -->
	<!ATTLIST text
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		decl CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT back (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Parts of a text as appendices, indices, bibliography etc.  -->

<!ELEMENT fileDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a file description, tagged <fileDesc>, containing a full bibliographical description of the computer file itself, from which a user of the text could derive a proper bibliographic citation, or which a librarian or archivist could use in creating a catalogue entry recording its presence within a library or archive. The term computer file here is to be understood as referring to the whole entity or document described by the header, even when this is stored in several distinct operating system files. The file description also includes information about the source or sources from which the electronic document was derived.  -->

<!ELEMENT encodingDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: an encoding description, tagged <encodingDesc>, which describes the relationship between an electronic text and its source or sources. It allows for detailed description of whether (or how) the text was normalized during transcription, how the encoder resolved ambiguities in the source, what levels of encoding or analysis were applied, and similar matters.  -->

<!ELEMENT profileDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a text profile, tagged <profileDesc>, containing classificatory and contextual information about the text, such as its subject matter, the situation in which it was produced, the individuals described by or participating in producing it, and so forth. Such a text profile is of particular use in highly structured composite texts such as corpora or language collections, where it is often highly desirable to enforce a controlled descriptive vocabulary or to perform retrievals from a body of text in terms of text type or origin. The text profile may however be of use in any form of automatic text processing.  -->

<!ELEMENT revisionDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a revision history, tagged <revisionDesc>, which allows the encoder to provide a history of changes made during the development of the electronic text. The revision history is important for version control and for resolving questions about the history of a file.  -->

<!ELEMENT body (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Main part of a text - after a front and back matter  -->

<!ELEMENT group (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the body of a composite text, grouping together a sequence of distinct texts (or groups of such texts) which are regarded as a unit for some purpose, for example the collected works of an author, a sequence of prose essays, etc.  -->

<!ELEMENT titleStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (title statement) groups information about the title of a work and those responsible for its intellectual content.  -->

<!ELEMENT editionStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (edition statement) groups information relating to one edition of a text  -->

<!ELEMENT publicationStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	 (publication statement) groups information concerning the publication or distribution of an electronic or other text.  -->

<!ELEMENT seriesStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: from teiHeader  -->

<!ELEMENT notesStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	 (Notes statement) collects together any notes providing information about a text additional to that recorded in other parts of the bibliographic description.  -->

<!ELEMENT sourceDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: supplies a bibliographic description of the copy text(s) from which an electronic text was derived or generated.  -->

<!ELEMENT ptr (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: defines a pointer to another location in the current document in terms of one or more identifiable elements.
Attribute: target=specifies the destination of the pointer by supplying the values used on the id attribute of one or more other elements in the current document  -->
	<!ATTLIST ptr
		target CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT link (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: <link> defines an association or hypertextual link among elements or passages, of some type not more precisely specifiable by other elements.
Attribute targets=specifies the identifiers of the elements or passages to be linked or associated.  -->
	<!ATTLIST link
		targets CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT facsimilia (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: lists the facsimilia of the given document  -->
	<!ATTLIST facsimilia
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT archIdentifier (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the identification of an archival object, usually build from the name of the archive, the archival fond and the identification number in the fond.  -->
	<!ATTLIST archIdentifier
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT relevantPersonal (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: groups personal that is relevant for the legal content of the charter as long it isn___t extractable from tenor, the abstract or the authentifaction description (<auth>)  -->

<!ELEMENT sigillant (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a person who appends his seal to authentify the charter  -->

<!ELEMENT testis (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a single witness of the legal action represented by the charter  -->

<!ELEMENT legend (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: text written on a seal  -->

<!ELEMENT availability (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: restrictions of availabilty of a text (esp. in the teiHeader)  -->

<!ELEMENT projectDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	 (project description) describes in detail the aim or purpose for which an electronic file was encoded, together with any other relevant information concerning the process by which it was assembled or collected.  -->

<!ELEMENT respStmt (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: from teiHeader  -->

<!ELEMENT name (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	 (name, proper noun) contains a proper noun or noun phrase.  -->
	<!ATTLIST name
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		reg CDATA #IMPLIED
		key CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT resp (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	contains a phrase describing the nature of a person___s intellectual responsibility. (from teiHeader)  -->

<!ELEMENT head (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: 	 (heading) contains any heading, for example, the title of a section, or the heading of a list or glossary.  -->

<!ELEMENT figDesc (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (Description of Figure) contains a brief prose description of the appearance or content of a graphic figure, for use when documenting an image without displaying it.  -->

<!ELEMENT sigil (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: the abbreviation used for a manuscript or textual witness defined in the witnesslist and refered to in the wit element in the apparatus  -->

<!ELEMENT scribe (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: identifcation (by name or by an abbreviation) of the scribe of the charter  -->

<!ELEMENT sup (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks superscript text in the original  -->

<!ELEMENT provenance (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: The agency, institution, organisation or individual that  created, accumulated and maintained records  -->
	<!ATTLIST provenance
		expan CDATA #IMPLIED
		abbr CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT monogr (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:   -->

<!ELEMENT foreign (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: (foreign) identifies a word or phrase as belonging to some language other than that of the surrounding text.  -->
	<!ATTLIST foreign
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT quote (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: marks text passages containing text of a document inserted in another document (e.g. vidimus, transsumptum, "Vorurkunde") and other parts quoted from texts external zu the actual text.  -->
	<!ATTLIST quote
		source CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT cit (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: A quotation from some other document, together with a bibliographic reference to its source.  -->

<!ELEMENT dateRange (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: from TEI  -->
	<!ATTLIST dateRange
		to CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		from CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT list (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains any sequence of items organized as a list.  -->

<!ELEMENT item (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains one component of a list.  -->

<!ELEMENT seal (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: Marks the place of a the seal in a text  -->

<!ELEMENT listBibl (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: lists any kind of bibliography  -->
	<!ATTLIST listBibl
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT issued (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: a container for date and place of issuing of the charter  -->
	<!ATTLIST issued
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT issueDate (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the date when the charter ist issued in any format.  -->
	<!ATTLIST issueDate
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		calendar CDATA #IMPLIED
		value CDATA #IMPLIED
		certainty CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT form (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains: contains the physical form of the document, i.e. single sheet, libellum, rotulus ...  -->

<!ELEMENT div (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:   -->
	<!ATTLIST div
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT span (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:   -->
	<!ATTLIST span
		type CDATA #IMPLIED
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT anchor (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:   -->
	<!ATTLIST anchor
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		lang CDATA #IMPLIED
		rend CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		name CDATA #IMPLIED
	>

<!ELEMENT graphic (#PCDATA | %Elemente;)*>
<!--  Contains:   -->
	<!ATTLIST graphic
		id CDATA #IMPLIED
		n CDATA #IMPLIED
		url CDATA #IMPLIED
	>
