That looks like a .itp file that you can include in your .top file.
To see what a .top should look like, find a small peptide or protein
and run it through pdb2gmx to get a .top file. You'll see that there
is indeed a section of the .top that is like what you have here.
Usually, one then strips that part out into a file like bzp.itp and
then in the top one puts "#include 'bzp.itp'" at the appropriate place.
Chris.
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Thanks Justin: here is the top:
[ moleculetype ]
; Name nrexcl
BZP 2
[ atoms ]
... <snip> ...
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