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| Analect of Just Works | Analect of Just Works The Analect of Just Works is a compendium of Occidental folk tales and philosophic treatises dating from before the founding of Ororr, judged to be compatible with the teachings of the Great Prophet Therion. The tales all contain a universal moral or instructive lesson. |
| Helevosien | Helevosien The Helevosien is a work of mythic history of Anrel, from the Fall of the Godmen to the Long War. It is said to have been compiled by the 6th century ME authoress and poet Henner Goult from a historic texts, though how much is source material and how much Goult's original writing is unclear. The text has evolved throughout its history, successive generations adding historic events including the |
| Helias Helecarn | Helias Helecarn The Helias Helecarn is the greatest work of the 8th century historian and folklorist Mingas. Culture This is a category of articles on Arts, Music, Literature & Culture. Its twelve volumes are a retelling of history and myth from the most ancient times of the mythic Godmen, combined with the later philosophy of |
| Sacrifice of Ibrim | Sacrifice of Ibrim The Sacrifice of Ibrim is an ancient folk tale, one of the canon of instructional tales used by the church of the Mother Of All Aspects in the old Empire of Dor-en-Sann. In the tale, Ibrim has two sons, and is asked to murder one of his children to prove the love for his god. At the last minute a |
| Siltorn Codex | Siltorn Codex The Siltorn Codex is a collection of stories and oral histories relating to the life and early history of the Prophet Therion. The Codex is essentially a compendium of all texts relating to the Prophet which are unsanctioned, ahistoric, or clearly untrue. As such they are at best apocryphal, at worst heretical to the |
| Sjatusousj-datoosouj | Sjatusousj-datoosouj Sjatusousj-datoosouj [SZAT-oo-sooj DAT-oo-sooj], or sjatuj for short, is a type of word play relying on puns, reversion and double meaning to comic and satirical ends. It was popularised in the culture of the Ennseperan Empire, but derives from similar wordplay found in the |
| Synopsic Gospels | Synopsic Gospels The Synopsic Gospels are the collected religious writings of the Heterodox Church. They include instructional tales, lives of saints and prophets and crucially, a collection of creation myths from various historic traditions. The numerous creation myths are an essential feature of the church, which seeks to find the universal truth behind sometimes conflicting texts. |
| The Beast and the Lillies | The Beast and the Lillies The Beast and the Lillies, also called Therion and the Changer, is an Occidental folk tale. Though an ancient tale it was used by opponents of the Mother Church in Ororr to satirise the Great Prophet of Ororr. As such the tale has at times been considered blasphemous.herTherionOrorr |
| The Crimson Progress | The Crimson Progress The Crimson Progress is a manual of war written in the 6th century ME. It is a collection of essays and treatises on army training and manoeuvres, and essential tactics. literature occident |
| The Dialogues (Therism) | The Dialogues (Therism) The Dialogues are a compilation of first and second hand accounts of conversations and speeches by the Great Prophet Therion, the founder of the Therist Church of Ororr. The Dialogues also includes collected sayings, opinions and aphorisms attributed to the Prophet. |
| The Gallant | The Gallant The Gallant is one of Harthera's oldest news journals, published weekly in Vahltor. It was first produced in 443 ME, in the middle period of the Hartheran Commonwealth, in which it was a staunch supporter of king and the old Saloyan aristocracy, reporting particularly on court news and fashion. |
| The Journey of the Prophet | The Journey of the Prophet The Journey of the Prophet is one of the key works of spirituality in the Church of the Mother. Therism therism This is in the series of articles related to the Church of the Mother, commonly called Therism, the state religion of Ororr. The “Journey” takes them form of a journal written by the Prophet |
| The Just Realm | The Just Realm The Just Realm is a philosophical and political work written by the Prophet Therion. It outlines a moral and judicial framework for a fair and equitable nation state, with principles of rule of law, equity, and the importance of balancing strong national government with local accountability. |
| The New Citizen (publication) | The New Citizen (publication) The New Citizen is a Hartheran publication printed weekly in the capital, Vahltor. It began as a pamphlet for opponents of the old Hartheran Commonwealth, particulary in opposition to The Gallant, but has since become a conservative newspaper, particularly supporting the |
| The Tirennion | The Tirennion The Tirennion is an epic saga which outlines the legendary history and origins of humanity, from the creation of the universe, the mutual destruction of the ancient first gods who created mankind, and the descent of the Godmen to the world, from whom all mankind is descended. The work is most known in the |
| Vigil of Deacon Kabe | Vigil of Deacon Kabe The Vigil of Deacon Kabe is a mystery text significant to the animist traditional religion of Besoa. It is a first-person confession of a deacon or decan, one of the traditional ten intendants of the oracle shrine at Welvér, who mysteriously vanishes during an overnight vigil. |
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| Arnut Gethifer | Arnut Gethifer Arnut Gethifer (975-1036 ME) was a Hartheran playwright and satirist. He wrote a number of comedic plays mocking contemporary hypocrisies and manners, as well as some less successful historical works. He wrote a monthly column of scurrilous satirical doggerel for |
| Emperor-General Ollilontan | Emperor-General Ollilontan Emperor-General Machellen Ollilontan (c.3 BME-58 ME) was an author, artist, and the last Emperor-General of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann. He rallied the remaining forces of the empire to briefly rout the Mother Army, after the collapse of the last imperial dynasty. His leadership was the final flowering of EnSanni arts and culture, which ended with his death.TheristMEMEMEMEMEHartheran |
| Gamanang | Gamanang Gamanang was the greatest of the Dromean philosophers. He was born in 264 BME in the town of Sejenganeng in central Munatan. Little is known about his background, but he studied Plosi astromancy at the school in Sjil. This laid the foundations for his philisophical journey. BME |
| Gerod of Ben Akir | Gerod of Ben Akir Gerod of Ben Akir is the credited author of the eponymous Mysteries of Gerod, a series of accounts of mystical encounters with gods and spirits, revelations and prophecies. It is considered a holy codex by many who follow the Anrelian pantheon, since it describes the relationship of prayer and ritual which can be performed to attract the good graces of certain deities. |
| Gessea Himray | Gessea Himray Gessia Himray was a 7th century poet in the Anrel Isles. Her most famous work is the poem cycle, “The Virid and the Green”, a meditation on the ruin and destruction in the aftermath of the Orphans War, where abandoned towns and villages were engulfed by virid forest. People |
| Henner Goult | Henner Goult Henner Goult was a 6th century ME author, historian and poet, still renowned in the Anrel Isles. She is most known for compiling the Helevosien, the controversial mytho-history of Anrel. People This is in a series of articles on famous and historic people. literature anrel people women |
| Larcass | Larcass Simron Larcass was a Narettian poet and essayist of the 6th century ME. He is most famous for his collection of poems Vines of Green, a meditation on life and death, so often quoted that lines are known by most people in Anrel and used as everyday aphorisms. |
| Mingas | Mingas Tela Mingas was an eighth century historian and writer, best know for his Mythology of Ancient Anrel, and the Helias Helecarn, a compilation and retelling of ancient histories, myths and philosophy. People This is in a series of articles on famous and historic people. He was born to a Trésardi merchant family in the city of |
| Mushour Vihrat | Mushour Vihrat Mushour Vihrat (c.3050-3010 BME) was a writer of epic poetry who lived in the declining years of Miyarris, when the once great civilisation had been reduced to a loose confederation of city states struggling to survive rising sea levels and catastrophic climate change at the ending of the |
| Seyuller | Seyuller Beyun him dayn Seyuller [say-OO-ler, seɪ'ʊlər] (2323-2250 BME) was a philosopher and jurist, who formulated the First Constitution of the historic Siltorn Republic. He is considered the founder and father of the republic. People This is in a series of articles on |
| Tilleul Zinnober | Tilleul Zinnober Tilleul Zinnober (c.650-581 BME) [zin-OH-berr] was a historian and philosopher in the late period of the Empire of Dor-en-Sann, most noted for his elegiac history of the empire, and his idiosyncratic system for naming the historic epochs after green gemstones. People This is in a series of articles on |
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