| <paraphernalia> |
Describes decorative items in the letter that have originated independently of the writing act. |
| Attributes |
| No other than global attributes
|
|
| Example |
<paraphernalia>
<paraphList>
<paraphItem id="obj1">
<paraphDesc>
<p>dried petal of a poppy</p>
</paraphDesc>
</paraphItem>
</paraphList>
</paraphernalia>
|
| Example |
<paraphernalia>
<p>dried petal of a poppy</p>
</paraphernalia>
|
| Note |
The paraphernalia in a document can be described either
in a loose prose description, or in a list (recommended),
containing a structured definition per paraphernalia
concerned.
|
| Content |
A prose description of the paraphernalia should contain
one or more paragraphs; a structured description must be done in
a single <paraphList> element. |
| Parents |
physDesc |
| Children |
p paraphList |
| Declaration |
<!ELEMENT paraphernalia %om.RR;
(paraphList | p+)>
<!ATTLIST paraphernalia
%a.global;> |
| See further |
4.3.6. Decorative elements: <decoration> and <paraphernalia> |
