The article title is styled using the “Title” style

The document subtitle if any is styled using “Subtitle” style

The document’s author is styled with “author”

Possibly a paragraph or two of abstract here, styled with “abstract”

Headings, Paragraphs, Lists

Use “epigraph” style to mark epigraphs

Use the usual “Heading 1” to “Heading 9” styles. These will determine the structure of the article.

Use the default “Normal” style for non indented paragraphs of text.

Use the “Body Text First Indent” for indented paragraphs of text.

Paragraphs which make up a list must be styled using the “List” Paragraph style, as well as using:

“List Bullet” or

“List Number”.

Quotations, Figures, Notes

Use the style Quote for block quotations; it generates a new paragraph.

The style “Inline Quote” is for quoted text within a paragraph.

Add footnotes using the usual “Insert Footnote” command

Figures containing graphics should be inserted in the usual way. Use the Caption facility in Word to provide a caption.

Within paragraphs

Use the standard command bold, italic, bold italic, underline, double underline, Strikethrough, Superscripts, Subscript, Small caps.

The following additional styles are provided to mark up stretches of text:

- “foreign” contains something in a different language from the main text

- “formula” is for scientific or mathematical formulae like this e=m∩c⅛

- The style “technicalterm” contains any technical term

- The Contexta experiment will use the additional character style “reference” to mark references to primary and secondary sources in the format, e.g. see F. Nietzsche, Morgenröthe, aph. 15 <eKGWB/M-I-2>.

Bibliography

Each entry in the bibliography at the end of the article should be styled as a “bibliography” . Within it, the following items may be distinguished :

Title of an article using Article Title;

Title of a book using Book Title

Title of a journal, series, or conference volume using Series Title

Volume, page numbers, etc. using Pages

Publication date using Date Pub

For example:

Loewenstein, W.R., Lowenfeld, I., Lövencraft, N., Løwoenshrift, Q. & Leuwen, X. Tomatic neuralgia. J. Neurosurg. Psychiat. Neurol. 340, 34-89, 1930.

Additional metadata

The Agora schema also distinguishes the following elements. These are most likely to be found within the metadata in a document’s header rather than in the body of an article, however.

Address : use the TEI Address style

Address Line : use the TEI AddrLine style

Names : use the TEI name style to mark the whole of a personal name; within it, the surname may be distinguished using the TEI surname style.

TEI email can be used for any email address : lou.burnard@tge-adonis.fr

This is the Footnote text automatically styled with “Footnote Text”.