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--- public:nnels:etext:epigraph [2017/07/10 22:53]
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+++ public:nnels:etext:epigraph [2020/04/20 21:45]
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 ===== Epigraph =====
+[French: //Épigraphe//]
-An epigraph marks a quotation placed at the beginning of a publication or chapter.
+An epigraph marks a quotation(s) placed at the beginning of a publication or a chapter.
-  - Provide the section with the title **Epigraph**, mark the title with a **Heading 1**.
+If an epigraph comes at the very start of the work, provide the section with the title **Epigraph** and mark the title with a **Heading 1**. If an epigraph comes before a chapter (usually between the chapter title and text), it does not need a heading.
-  - Maintain all information in an introductory quote.
-Prior to DAISY conversion, all epigraphs in the book will be coded as epigraphs (Farrah will do this).
-====Epigraphs within chapters====
-For epigraphs within sections (like chapters), see: [[public:nnels:quotations|Block Quotations]]
-[[https://i.stack.imgur.com/MsXaX.png|Example epigraph]]
+Use the ''Blockquote (DAISY) style'' to identify each quotation. Use the ''Author (DAISY)'' or ''Citation (DAISY)'' style to identify the author of the quotation. Author is for when there is only a name, Citation is for when there is a name and source, or only the source.
+[[https://i.stack.imgur.com/MsXaX.png|Example Chapter Epigraph]]

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