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> how can I define another part for a document which has been not pre-defined
> yet? E.g. something similar \startappendices ... \stopappendices, but for
> another purpose?

I looked into section 8.5 in the manual, but didn't get it yet. The
relevent command seems to be \definesectionblock, however after eg

\definesectionblock [myblock] [headnumber=no]

I don't know what is the command to start/stop the block. I tried either

\definesectionblock [myblock] [headnumber=no]
\startmyblock ... \stopmyblock

or 

\definesectionblock [myblockpart] [headnumber=no]
\startmyblockmatter ... \stopmyblockmatter

(guessed from \definesectionblock [bodypart] and 
\startbodymatter ... \stopbodymatter)

but none of them works.  Do you have please any further hints?

Thanks,
Thanh