SHORT BATCH DESIGNATION: BT ID #AHB1379 TITLE: The Story of England by Robert Manning of Brunne ED. Frederick J. Furnivall PUBLISHED: Rolls Series 87 (2 vols., London, 1887) SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS En-face? NO. Key and code the following pages: 1. Title page to Part 1 (front and back) 2. Title page to Part 2 (front and back) = IMAGES 00000007.tif-00000010.tif 3. Main text = pages 1-580. = IMAGES 00000035.tif-00000614.tif Structure (Major divisions) <FRONT> contains only the title pages. <BODY> contains the main text <DIV1>s with TYPE="section" are used whenever there is a bold heading in the text. Like this: (p.1) <DIV1 TYPE="section"> <HEAD>Incipit Prologus de Historia Britannie ...</HEAD> (p.5) <DIV1 TYPE="section"> <HEAD>Dare Frigius, qui historiam Troianorum ...</HEAD> (p.6) <DIV1 TYPE="section"> <HEAD>Ego Galfridus Arthurus Monemutensis, ...</HEAD> (p.7) <DIV1 TYPE="section"> <HEAD>Genealogia primi regis Troge & Enee ...</HEAD> (p.8) <DIV1 TYPE="section"> <HEAD>Tot terre sunt in vniuerso mundo.</HEAD> <LG>s are used whenever there is a break in the text marked by a large capital letter, but no heading. note: Ignore the heading on p. 455-- Þe Story of Englande. (Continued.) --which just signals the volume break between parts one and two. Milestones Folio references appear in small type in brackets just inside the column of line numbers, like this: [leaf 7.] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="7a:1"> [leaf 7, col. 2.] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="7a:2"> [leaf 7, back.] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="7b:1"> [leaf 7, back, col. 2.] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="7b:2"> [leaf 8] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="8a:1"> [leaf 8, col. 2.] = <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="8a:2"> Notes (1) most notes appear at the foot of the page, keyed to the text by superscripted reference numbers. Treat these as usual as <NOTE PLACE="foot">. (2) A few words in bold type appear alongside the text, not quite in the margin. Encode these as <NOTE PLACE="marg">. Special characters This book uses a strange form of the "paragraph" or "capitulum" symbol that looks like this:
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