EPIGRAPH

   (i.e. epigraph)
  Description:  contains a quotation, anonymous or attributed, appearing
        at the start of a section or chapter, or on a title page.
  Attributes:  [None:  global and inherited attributes only.]
  Example:
             <epigraph LANG=lat>
              <cit><bibl>Lucret.</bibl>
                     <quote>
                     <l part=f>petere inde coronam,</>
                     <l>Vnde prius nulli velarint tempora Musae.</l>
                     </quote>
              </cit>
             </epigraph>
  Part:  base tag set for common core features
  Member of classes:  divbot, divtop, tpParts
  DTD file:  teistr2
  May occur within:  back body castList div div0 div1 div2 div3 div4 div5
        div6 div7 epilogue front group lg performance prologue titlePage
  May contain:  bibl biblFull biblStruct camera caption castList cit entry
        entryFree event eTree graph kinesic l label lg lg1 list listBibl
        move note p pause q quote shift sound sp stage superentry tech
        termEntry tree u view vocal writing TEI...end
  Declaration:
       <!ELEMENT epigraph      - -  (%component.seq;)                  >
       <!ATTLIST epigraph           %a.global                          >
  Discussed in 7.2.4, "Content of Textual Divisions," on page 15.
  Discussed in 7.2, "Elements Common to All Divisions," on page 15.
  Discussed in 7.5, "Title Pages," on page 16.
  This tag is optional.

Content

• bibl
• biblfull
• cit
• l
• label
• lg
• list
• listbibl
• note
• p
• q
• sp
• stage

Tag Minimization

Open Tag: REQUIRED
Close Tag: REQUIRED

Parent Elements

• back
• body
• div
• div0
• div1
• div2
• div3
• div4
• div5
• div6
• div7
• front
• group
• lg
• titlepage