Guidelines for Creating  Dublin Core Records  For ThML Documents
The Dublin Core is a list of 15 bibliographic elements for
representing metadata about a document: title, creator,
publisher, etc. DC is used commonly on the internet, and support
seems to be growing. You can learn more on the Dublin Core Page.
The Dublin Core is used to store most bibliographic information
in ThML documents, and preparing a DC record is one part of
editing a book in ThML. This document describes guidelines for
the (sometimes special) use of the Dublin Core for ThML.  Dublin
Core elements have an element name, such as DC.Publisher. They
may also have a sub-element name, such as Address, so that the
element name is written DC.Publisher.Address. They may also have
a scheme, such as URL. These are represented in ThML as
<DC.Publisher sub="Address" scheme="URL"></DC.Publisher>. Each
element can occur any number of times in a DC record.  Here is
an example of a Dublin Core record from Luther's commentary on
Galatians. A description