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Well @xml:id is intended to identify a unique element within a document (it's a core XML mechanism) and it makes no real sense to have it on a root element. The exception would be, taking up your use case, if you have two editions within a <teiCorpus> with more than one <TEI> element inside. If you really want to attach a unique identifier, you should have it within an <idno> in the <publicationStmt> of your document.
The
@xml:id
attribute is mandatory on the<entry>
element for referencing (usually within the dictionary itself, but not always).Should this attribute also be mandatory for the root element
<TEI>
for referencing the whole dictionary?For example second edition of the same work.
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