Both the start- and end-tags are required for this element.
Description
Quotation set off from the main text,
rather than occurring in-line. It may have a Title, followed
by block-oriented elements. It has common attributes.
In some contexts, additional elements may be allowed
by inclusions in parent elements.
Similarly, in some contexts, some of these elements
may be invalid due to exclusions in parent elements.
Examples
<PARA>A BlockQuote may appear within a paragraph.
<BLOCKQUOTE>
<TITLE>Persian Historians</TITLE>
<ATTRIBUTION>George Sale, 1744</ATTRIBUTION>
<para>It is far from being our
opinion, that every thing recorded by the Perfian writers is ftrictly
fact ; that would be to place them not on a level with the beft
hiftorians of other nations, but in a clafs high above them : for what
people, what kingdom, what republic, can boaft of fuch a faultlefs
feries of hiftory ? or why fhould we expect a greater degree of
clearnefs in the hiftory of Perfia, as written by Oriental authors,
than we find in the hiftory of Greece, though written by Greeks, who
were fo proud of their own abilities, that they ftiled all the reft of
the world barbarians ?
</PARA></BLOCKQUOTE>
And, of course, the paragraph may continue afterward.</PARA>