The element equate
declares an ad hoc equivalence between works or @n
values.
This is useful for handling sources that have not used the the same <IRI>
s in defining works that you believe to be equivalent, or for associating values of @n
that should be treated as synonymous.
Equating is transitive and greedy. If work A is defined with <IRI>
X, work B with <IRI>
s X and Y, and work C with only <IRI>
Y, then works A and C will be automatically equated.
This element does not imply that the works are necessarily one and the same, or than the @n
values are the same. It merely states that, for the purposes of this alignment, they should be treated as equivalent.
Formal Definition
~ed-stamp
?, (~inclusion
|@n
)
Defined at:
TAN-class-2.rng
Used by: ~alter-class-2
Example 8.123. <equate>
<head> ......... <alter src="*"> <equate n="ti title"/> <equate n="pr praef pref preface"/> </alter> ......... </head>
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Taken from ar.cat.tan-a-div |