6.33 Words Cited as Objects

6.33.1 SGML

Enclose the word or phrase within the the tags <term> ... </term>. If there is an explanation for the word or phrase, use the tags <term id=""> ... </term> for it and enclose the explanation with the tags <gloss target=""> ... </gloss>. The value for the target attribute should be a string unique to this instance and be found in the value for the id attribute.

<ttdv3 type=p n=2.5.1>Now there can not be in a maker a fowler fault, then to falsifie his accent to 
serue his cadence, or by vntrue orthographie to wrench his words to helpe 
his rime, for it is a signe that such a maker is not copious in his owne 
language, or (as they are wont to say) not halfe his crafts maister: as for 
example, if one should rime to this word <term>Restore</term> he may not match 
him with <term>Doore</term> or <term>Poore</term> for neither of both are of like 
terminant, either by good orthography or in naturall sound, therfore such 
rime is strained,

6.33.2 COCOA

Enclose the word or phrase that is used as such (rather than for what it means) within the tags <term cited> ... <term ->. If the cited word is explained in the same passage, surround the glossing passage with the tags <term gloss> ... <term ->.

<ttdv3 p2.5.1>Now there can not be in a maker a fowler fault, then to falsifie his accent to 
serue his cadence, or by vntrue orthographie to wrench his words to helpe 
his rime, for it is a signe that such a maker is not copious in his owne 
language, or (as they are wont to say) not halfe his crafts maister: as for 
example, if one should rime to this word <term cited>Restore<term -> he may not match 
him with <term cited>Doore<term -> or <term cited>Poore<term -> for neither of both are of like 
terminant, either by good orthography or in naturall sound, therfore such 
rime is strained,