<taxonomy> (taxonomy) defines a typology used to classify texts either implicitly, by means of a bibliographic citation, or explicitly by a structured taxonomy.
Attributes:
Example 
  <taxonomy id=B>
    <bibl>Brown Corpus</bibl>
    <category id=B.A><catdesc>Press Reportage
      <category id=B.A1><catdesc>Daily</category>
      <category id=B.A2><catdesc>Sunday</category>
      <category id=B.A3><catdesc>National</category>
      <category id=B.A4><catdesc>Provincial</category>
      <category id=B.A5><catdesc>Political</category>
      <category id=B.A6><catdesc>Sports</category>
    </category>
    <category id=B.D><catDesc>Religion
      <category id=B.D1><catdesc>Books</category>
      <category id=B.D2><catdesc>Periodicals and tracts</category>
    </category>
  </taxonomy>
Note
Tagsetauxiliary tag set for TEI headers
Class
Filenameteihdr2
ParentsclassDecl
Childrenbibl biblFull biblStruct category
Declaration
<!ELEMENT taxonomy      - -  (category+ | ((bibl | biblStruct | 
                             biblFull), category*))             >
<!ATTLIST taxonomy           %a.global                          >
See 5.3.6

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