Closed CharlotteFeidicker closed 3 years ago
I would treat this as one quote, and let the @source
and @synch
taken multiple values separated by white space.
As follows:
<quote xml:id="bcg6es-d1e110-Qd1e1199"
source="http://scta.info/resource/sir33_19 http://scta.info/resource/sir33_20"
synch="8-11 1-19">
Rectores Ecclesiae auribus percipite. Filio & Mulieri, Fratri & Amico, non des potestatem super te in vita tua;
& ne dederis alii possessionem tuam.
</quote>
I know it gets a little messy, but it will work. The source id and the synch values will align as long as you list the same order.
Okay, thanks! I did not know that this was possible but it seems like a good solution to me.
I found a reference followed by the quotation of two verses in a direct succession. As I can not refer to both in one quotation id, I created a new
<quote/>
element. As both quotations refer to the same reference, I might get an error while adding the<ref@target/>
or<ref@corresp/>
Attribute. Should I create a second<ref/>
that wrappes around the second<quote/>
? Would this<ref/>
get the same id as the first<ref/>
? This is the use-case:<ref xml:id="bcg6es-d1e110-Rd1e1196">Ecclesiasti¬ <lb ed="#P" n="9"/>cus cap. 33.</ref> <quote xml:id="bcg6es-d1e110-Qd1e1199" source="http://scta.info/resource/sir33_19" synch="8-11">Rectores Ecclesiae auribus percipite.</quote> <quote xml:id="bcg6es-d1e110-Qd1e1201" source="http://scta.info/resource/sir33_20" synch="1-19">Filio & Mulieri, <lb ed="#P" n="10"/>Fratri & Amico, non des potestatem super te in vita tua; & ne <lb ed="#P" n="11"/>dederis alii possessionem tuam.</quote>