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We use the attribute *@typeOf* to declare the domain of the properties defined with the attribute *@property* (these properties are generally the predicates). A subject IRI reference is indicated using *@about*. The objects which are IRI references are represented using *@resource*, whilst objects that are literals are the textual node of the element. Please see below simplified version of our encoding with its RDF-like visualization.
<titleproperty="dc:title">A Dios en la Eucaristía</title>
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<titletype="incipit"property="dc:alternative">Tu infinito poder en la armonía</title>
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</bibl>
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</listBibl>
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</person>
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We looked for the vocabularies that would translate more accurately the TEI semantics. To increase readability and to more easily combine different vocabularies, we used prefixes to shorten the IRIs to the appropriate term. In a similar way to our use of the RDFa attribute *@prefix*, we declared all the vocabularies inside element *listPrefixDef*, available in the TEIheader. We implemented the following vocabularies:
Furthermore, besides linking to the VIAF and, in a small number of cases, to the [Wikidata](https://www.wikidata.org) datasets for the identification of authors, we added some links to the [esDBpedia](http://es.dbpedia.org/) dataset, so as to refer to some metrical concepts that were available in this resource.
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