date name phrase approximative day of year year name era name numeric name expression Republican Calendar prephrase Republican Calendar month name Republican Calendar postphrase complementary day Republican Calendar prephrase decade roman numeral comma Republican Calendar weekday name preposition Republican Calendar postphrase comma the word “year” roman numeral preposition the words “the Republic” date name phrase western calendar French Republican calendar Christian era indicator pre-Christian era indicator Republican day of year approximative Republican Calendar month name complementary day day of year Republican day of month year name era name Republican Calendar prephrase Republican Calendar postphrase the word “decade” Roman numeral comma Republican Calendar weekday name preposition “of” comma the word “year” Roman numeral preposition “of” the words “the Republic” month name numeric name expression day of year season name day of week comma numeric name expression month name month name cardinal number ordinal number comma feast day name day of week day of year feast day customary day of week season name day of week expression European Style Quaker Style Informal Style day of week day of month feast day name month name comma day number comma numeric name expression year name cardinal number era name forward slash cardinal number ordinal number the word “year” preposition given name Roman numeral year name regnal year double date the word “year” reign name forward slash preposition “of” era name monarch name year number Roman numeral numeric name expression

3.4 Phrase structure rules listed (Western). PS-RULES are often combined together when they share the same symbol on the left side. Hence, rule P4 describes two main constituencies for the number phrase (NUM). The use of parentheses is also to enclose optional elements. This means that P4 is really three rules and P1 not just four, but actually a total of eleven different ways to rewrite a DNP. Note that the immediately following rules are designed for English. The intended interpretation for the elements corresponding to these symbols, while appearing in brief in the previous paragraph, are found in more detail in the glossary.

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