CME
Book-by-book coding instructions

SHORT BATCH DESIGNATION: CD
ID #AJT2514
TITLE: Die Kildare-Gedichte
ED.  W. Heuser
PUBLISHED: Bonn, 1904

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

En-face? No.

KEY AND CODE THE FOLLOWING PAGES:

  1. Title page (front only)
     = IMAGE 00000001.tif
  
  2. Main text 
  
     = pp. [77]-184
     = IMAGES 00000085.tif-00000192.tif
  
  3. Appendix ("Anhang")
  
     = pp. [185]-229
     = IMAGES 00000193.tif-00000237.tif
     
STRUCTURE

  Note: a helpful guide to the structure of this
  book is contained in the table of contents
  ("Inhalt") on pp. [VII]-VIII.
  

  <FRONT> contains only the title page.
  
  <BODY> contains the main text and the appendix.
  
  
  <DIV1>s
  
    with TYPE="texts" and TYPE="appendix" respectively are used
    to record the partition of the book into main text and
    appendix. Begin the first <DIV1> with the <HEAD>
    on p. [77] ("TEIL II. TEXTE."). Treat the
    "Vorbemerkung" on the next page as a note
    attached to this head (<NOTE PLACE="head">). Begin the
    second <DIV1> with the <HEAD> ("Anhang.") on p.
    [185].
  
 
  <DIV2>s
  
    with TYPE="part" are used to record the three major parts of
    the main text and the two major parts of the appendix.
    
    In the first <DIV1>:
    
      (1) Gedichte religiosen und verwandten Inhalts (pp.[79]-140)
      (2) Gedichte verschiedenen Inhalts (pp. [141]-166)
      (3) Gedichte, welche nachweisbar ... (pp.[167]-184)
      
    In the second <DIV1>:
    
      (1) Noch unbekannte Versionen ... (pp. [185]-215)
      (2) Noch nicht benutzte anglo-irische ... (pp.215-229)
      
  <DIV3>s
  
    with TYPE="poem" (for individual poems), TYPE="poems"
    (for groups of poems), or TYPE="manuscript" (in the last 
    <DIV2>), are used to record the individual
    pieces denoted by roman numerals, like this:
    
    (1) I. Hymn by Michael Kildare (TYPE="poem")
    (2) II. Die vier Predigtgedichte (TYPE="poems")
    (3) III. Seven Sins (TYPE="poem")
    (4) IV. Christ on the Cross (TYPE="poem")
    (5) V. A Song on the Times (TYPE="poem")
    (6) VI. Nego (TYPE="poem")
    (7) VII. The land of Cokaygne (TYPE="poem")
    
    etc.
    
    In the first part of the appendix:
    
    (1) I. Die Zehn Gebote ...
    (2) II. Christ on the Cross
    (3) III. Lullay
    (4) IV. Earth
    
    In the second part of the appendix (TYPE="manuscript")
    
    (1) I. Ms. Lambeth 598
    (2) II. Ms. Lambeth 633
    (3) III. Ms. Lambeth 623
    (4) IV. Ms. Laud 526
    (5) V. Ms. Douce 104
    
  <DIV4>s
  
    with TYPE="poem" are used to record the individual poems
    in a section containing more than one poem (e.g. the
    separate poems in selection II); likewise in the first
    part of the appendix, selections I and II, each of which
    is subdivided into <DIV4>s by poems denoted by capital
    letters (A. B. C. etc.)
    
    with TYPE="section" are used to record pieces of poems that
    are supplied with separate <HEAD>s (e.g. sections I and II
    of poem III).
    
    with TYPE="version" are used to record multiple versions
    of the same poem, e.g. the three versions of poem XIV.

  <DIV5>s
  
    are used as usual for any further subdivision as required by
    the presence of headings.
        
<LG>s

  are used whenever a true stanzaic layout appears, e.g.
  in poems VI and VIII. Record stanza numbers as the value
  of the "N" attribute of the <LG> tag, as usual.
  
MILESTONES

  Folio references appear at the edge of the text in large
  type, preceded by a single opening bracket, and often
  including the abbreviation "Ms.", like this:
  

  [Ms. fol. 62      =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="62">
  [fol. 63          =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="63">
  [fol. 63 b.       =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="63b">
  [Ms. fol. 3.      =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="3">
  [Ms. fol. 3 b.    =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="3b">
  [Ms. fol. 5.      =  <MILESTONE UNIT="folio" N="5">

  
NOTES

 Each of the selections begins with introductory material,
 sometimes several pages of it. Treat all of this as a
 note or set of notes, attached to the <HEAD> for that
 selection: <HEAD PLACE="head">
  
 There are also standard footnotes, tied to the text by
 superscripted reference numbers. Treat these as usual
 with <NOTE PLACE="foot"> inserted in the text in
 place of the reference number.

CHARACTERS

 This editions uses base-line right quotation marks for
 opening quotes and ordinary left quotation marks for
 closing quotes. Record both with the simple upright
 " (HEX 22).
 
 There are a few very odd characters in the "Vorbemerkung"
 (p. [78]). Record these as illegibles.
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Book-by-book coding instructions
