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The KJVA uses \sc markup for signs and inscriptions like \sc King of the Jews\sc*.

\sc stands for small caps text. Is there any other way to markup such a phrase, knowing the end result is to display as small caps.

The USFM 2.4 manual has an instance using \pc (centered paragraph) and the sample displays it as small caps.

I’ve bee telling people for a long time to mark it as \tl, transliterated text. But that doesn’t seem to be true.

Should we just go ahead and use \sc?

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