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But, on the other hand, it would be just as simple to use:
<h2 class="chapter">Chapter 10</h2> and .chapter:before { content: "Chapter: "; }, which saves on one tag, or even
<div class="chapter"><h2>Chapter 10</h2><p>...</p><p>...</p></div>, which keeps an extra tag (div), but makes a clear distinction of where a chapter begins and ends (h2 only marks where the chapter's title begins and ends, not the chapter itself; it is only implied that a chapter ends where a next chapter begins, but that may not necessarily be true for all books).
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