Example 1: An entry from “authors.xml”.
Example 2: An entry from “works.xml”.
Example 3: An entry from “editions.xml”.
Example 4: A rule in the Schematron file “works.sch”.
Example 5: Subgenre labels for the work “Los casamientos del diablo”.
Example 6: Subgenre labels for the work “Santa”.
Example 7: Title statement of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 8: Extent and publication statement of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 9: Restricted access for the novel “María de Montiel”.
Example 10: Source description of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 11: Encoding description of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 12: Abstract of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 13: Keywords for the novel “Adoración”.
Example 14: A section of the TEI taxonomy of keywords.
Example 15: Schematron file to control the metadata.
Example 16: Revision description of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 17: Front matter of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 18: Back matter of the novel “Clemencia”.
Example 19: Beginning of the novel “Adoración”.
Example 20: Encoding of a subdivision inside a chapter in the novel “A fuego lento”.
Example 21: Encoding of non-standard oral speech highlighted in italics in the novel “Cecilia Valdés o la Loma del Ángel”.
Example 22: Encoding of a gap in the novel “El tálamo y la horca”.
Example 23: Encoding of verse lines in the novel “Los Hermanos del Silencio”.
Example 24: Encoding of dramatic speech in the novel “Pot-pourri”.
Example 25: Encoding of a newspaper ad in the novel “La virgen del Niágara”.
Example 26: Encoding of quotations in the novel “La joven de la flecha de oro”.
Example 27: Encoding of direct speech in the novel “Adoración”.
Example 28: Encoding of direct thought in the novel “S. Y.”.
Example 29: Encoding of direct speech in the novel “Los precursores”.
Example 30: Encoding of direct speech in the novel “La Ginesa”.
Example 31: Encoding of direct speech in the novel “Peregrinaciones de un alma triste”.
Example 32: Encoding of direct speech in the novel “Puebla”.
Example 33: A parenthesis introduced with hyphens in the novel “Adoración”.
Example 34: Excerpt from the tokenized version of the novel “El guajiro”, with stand-off direct speech annotation.
Example 35: Encoding of an embedded letter in the novel “Amelia de Floriani o el castillo del diablo”.
Example 36: Encoding of an embedded newspaper article in the novel “Divertidas aventuras del nieto de Juan Moreira”.
Example 37: Processing instructions in a TEI corpus file.
Example 38: Subgenre labels for the novel “Rastaquouère” in the work list of Bib-ACMé.
Example 39: Encoding of subgenre labels in the novel “Rastaquouère” in the corpus file.
Example 40: Excerpts from the introduction to the novel “Rastaquouère”.
Example 41: Excerpts from the first chapter of the novel “La Mestiza”.
Example 42: Excerpt from the plain text version of the novel “El guajiro”.
Example 43: Command line call of the FreeLing analyzer program.
Example 44: Annotation result in the FreeLing XML format.
Example 45: Annotation result in the TEI format.
Example 46: FreeLing output for verb forms with enclitic pronouns (in CLiGS TEI-format).
Example 47: FreeLing output for verb forms with enclitic pronouns (in CLiGS TEI-format).
Example 48: Phrase with corrected morphological analysis and POS assignment.
Example 49: Example sentence for character n-gram creation.
Example 50: Example sentence from the novel “Amalia” (1855, AR) by José Mármol.
