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What of using <figure>?
In a sense the Advertisement for the other books could be "other
illustrative material". It may seen a stretch but not so if a logo is
present...

The Guidelines say:
The <figure> element is included so as to enable encoders to record the
presence of printers' ornaments or other illustrative material found
within a title page http://www.tei-c.org/P4X/DS.html#DSTITL


<figure> is also useful for marking the position of the advertisement on
the title page.

The suggestion for the use <figure> in this case stems from
consideration of the experience of composing layout both with
electronic means and with paper & glue ...

An alternative approach would be to markup a <table> for indicating the
content and placement the various blocks of text (advertisement, title
proper, etc.) and nesting the <table> in a <div> with an attribute @type
with the value "title page".



> Has anyone else encountered advertisements for other books on the
> title page of a book you're encoding? and if so, how have you encoded
> them? I don't see any obvious TEI element, and even <ab> isn't
> permitted as a child of <titlePage>.
>
> Best, Julia
>
> Julia Flanders
> Women Writers Project
> Brown University
>


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