6.19 Names

6.19.1 SGML

Consider using the <name type=""> ... </name> tag with a suitable value for the name of a person (ps), place (pl), etc.

<bkdv4 type="line" n="2663">ham also being required, did sweare
  vnto <f type="r"><name type="ps">Abimelech</name><f type="bl">
  the king of <name type="pl">Geraris</name>,
<bkdv4 type="line" n="2664">that hee should not hurt him, nor his
  posteritie, and likewise did <f type="r"><name type="ps">
  Abimelech</name><f type="bl">
<bkdv4 type="line" n="2665">sweare vnto <f type="r"><name
  type=ps>Abraham</name><f type="bl">.  And

6.19.2 COCOA

Consider using the <name >...</name -> tag with a suitable value for the type, for example, person (ps), place (pl), etc. Note that <name -> gives each word following it a null value for that tag.

<bkdv4 n=2663>ham also being required, did sweare vnto <f t=r><name
  ps>Abimelech<name -><f t=bl> the king of <name pl>Geraris<name ->,
<bkdv4 n=2664>that hee should not hurt him, nor his posteritie, and likewise did <f
  t=r><name ps>Abimelech<name -><f t=bl>
<bkdv4 n=2665>sweare vnto <f t=r><name ps>Abraham<name ->