Description
Here is an interesting example of typographic distinction opening up into multiple possibilities for tagging:
<p><lb n="030099"/><foreign xml:lang="it">All'erta!</foreign></p>
@JonathanReeve switched the inherited <emph>
tagging for a <foreign xml:lang="it">
. But the italics also render a quotation (not that every quotation is so distinguished!). Gifford has:
All’erta! (Italian) On guard! Be vigilant! These are the opening words of Giuseppe Verdi’s opera Il Trovatore (The Troubador).
Is this then
<p><lb n="030099"/><quote source="Il Trovatore"><foreign xml:lang="it">All'erta!</foreign></quote></p>
Are there other examples in this vein?