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public:nnels:etext:epigraph [2017/11/02 10:20]
farrah.little [Epigraph]
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 [French: //Épigraphe//] [French: //Épigraphe//]
  
-An epigraph marks a quotation(s) placed at the beginning of a publication or chapter. +An epigraph marks a quotation(s) placed at the beginning of a publication or chapter.
  
-Provide the section with the title **Epigraph** and mark the title with a **Heading 1**.+If an epigraph comes at the very start of the work, provide the section with the title **Epigraph** and mark the title with a **Heading 1**. If an epigraph comes before a chapter (usually between the chapter title and text), it does not need a heading.
  
-Use the **Blockquote (DAISY) style** to identify each quotation. Use the Author (DAISY) style to identify the author of the quotation, if applicable.+Use the ''Quote'' style to identify each quotation. See [[public:nnels:etext:quotations|Quotations]] for more information.
  
 +Use the custom ''Citation'' style to identify the attribution for the quotation. See [[public:nnels:etext:author-citation-styles|Author & Citation Styles]] for more information.
  
-====Epigraphs within chapters====+[[https://i.stack.imgur.com/MsXaX.png|Example Chapter Epigraph]]
  
-Often epigraphs appear at the beginning of a chapter. For notes on how to format these in Word, see: [[quotations|Block Quotations]] +<note tip>If you have any questions, post your question on the [[public:nnels:etext:q_a|Production Q&A]] 
- +</note>
-[[https://i.stack.imgur.com/MsXaX.png|Example chapter epigraph]]+
  
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