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Heading Hierarchy
# Part Title → Top-level chapter
## Chapter Title → Sub-chapter (nested under #)
### Section Title → Sub-section (nested under ##)
Body text follows each heading and belongs to that chapter.
Example
# Book One
## Chapter I — On the Existence of God
That God exists can be proved in five ways.
The first and most manifest way is the argument
from motion...
## Chapter II — On the Simplicity of God
Having recognized that a certain thing exists,
we must inquire into its mode of existence... Rules
- · Every heading starts a new chapter — the heading text becomes the chapter title
- · Sub-headings (##, ###) are nested under their parent heading
- · Standard Markdown is supported — paragraphs, block quotes, emphasis, lists
- · Do not use raw HTML — only Markdown syntax
- · The first heading should be
#(top level) — this becomes the work's primary division
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