recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Ann Nancy Stephenson

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**Ann Nancy Stephenson** (née **Forshaw**; December 18, 1779 – ????) was a distant maternal ancestor of Cometan, specifically his 5th great-grandmother in the Cottam family line. Born in Liverpool, Lancashire, Ann married John Stephenson (1768 – 1826) and is the mother of Harriet Stephenson (1809 – 1864).

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 7th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anthropics

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Astronic cosmology · Astronic eschatology · Astronist soteriology · Astronist theology · Cosmontology
**Identity, geography and designation**
Appellatology · Astrogenology · Astronist topology · Comparative Astronism · Denominology · History of Astronism · History of the Astronic tradition · Institutiology · Linealogy · Meta-Astronism · Tiritology
**Literary and figural**
Cometanology · Extollogy · Oeuvology · Omnidoxicology
**Philosophical**
Astromethodology · Astronic metaphilosophy · Astronistics · Astronist philosophy · Astronist philosophy of religion · Astronist ideology · Astronist worldview · Contology · Exoastronology · Exonology · Generology · Instrument theory · Intrastronology · Neoastronology · Preastronology · Subastronology
**Practice and activity**
Argumentology · Astrohodology · Astroneirology · Devotology · Naology · Occurrology · Praxology · Religiomusicology
**Spiritual**
Astronist mysticism · Astrospirituality · Preternology
**Cultural, societal and anthropological**
Abettology · Compendology · Contology · Durantology · Equitology · Expology · Ghenology · Prerology · Quillitology · Rhemnology · Sanitology · Xentology
**Inclusivised disciplines**
Ann Prescott

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**Ann Prescott** (also spelt as **Prescot**; née **Kirkham**; 1820 – December 4, 1897) was the 3rd great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Very little is known of Ann’s life other than that she was born in Wheelton in Lancashire, that she married David Prescott in July 1840 and was the mother of Joseph Prescott (1854 – 1930). The place of Ann’s death and the identity of her mother remain unknown, although her father is recorded as being named Thomas Kirkham.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 5th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anti-Astronism/Definition

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## **anti-Astronism**

#### noun

> opposition to Astronism or Astronist beliefs and practices.
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* > hostility to the Astronist community.
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### Derivatives

* **anti-Astronist** | antɪˈəsˈtrɒnɪst | adjective
* **anti-Astronistic** | antɪˈəsˈtrɒnɪstɪk | adjective

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **anti-**, denoting opposition, combined with the word **Astronism**; meaning ‘opposition to Astronism or to Astronists.’
Assemblance

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:36] An assemblance, or assemblancy, in Millettarian Architecture, is the main auditorium of an eidouranium used for many purposes, and is typically heavily cosmically ornamented.
Ascendency

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:35] An ascendency, in Millettarian Architecture, is at least one set of steps beyond another, typically a term used in Architectural Theory.
Archcrest

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:31] An archcrest, in Millettarian Architecture, is a pavilion style structure atop an archway, especially one with cosmical ornamental decoration.
Annual life period of Cometan/Definition

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## **Annual life period of Cometan**

#### noun

> a period of one year in the life of Cometan beginning on 1st July and ending on 30th June, each are given unique titles in the following style: The Year of [a single word that denotes the expected tone or achievements for the year ahead].
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### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the concept of an **annual life period** or the naming of the years in Cometan’s life began very early on in the history of Astronism during the Founding era, likely a year or so following the initial Inception of Astronism. The practice looks to have been well-established by Cometan by his official commencement of writing the Omnidoxy at age seventeen.
Alice Brierley

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**Alice Brierley** (née **Walmsley**; 1801 – January 3, 1862) was the 5th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Hardacre family line. Born in Walton-le-Dale in Lancashire, Alice was the wife of William Brierley (1799 – 1869). Alice is recorded as having died at Walton-le-Dale at the age of sixty-one.

In Cometanic ancestry, Alice is categorised as part of the 7th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Archaeoastrocentrism/Definition

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#### noun | *Astroanthropology*

> the historical incorporation of astronomical or astrological institutions in the governance of a nation state, commonly found throughout prehistoric, ancient and medieval times in China, Japan, and in pre-Columbian Mesoamerica.
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### Derivatives

* **Proto-astrocentrism** | ˈprəʊtəʊastrəʊsɛntrɪz(ə)m | noun
* **Archaeoastrocentric** | ˈɑːkɪəʊˈastrəʊsɛntrɪk | adjective

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **archaeo-**, denoting prehistoric times, adjoined to the word **astrocentrism**, denoting a system of government in which outer space plays a central role; meaning ‘historical forms of astrocentric governance.’
Anna Willan

**Anna Willan** (née **Fawcett**; 1588 – 1640) was the 14th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Dent, Yorkshire, Anna was the wife of farmer Edmund Willan (1573 – 1640) whom she married on 9th October 1604 and with whom she had a son named William in 1615. Little else is known of Anna’s life except that she is known to have died in Dent, Yorkshire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anna is categorised as part of the 16th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Ежевика

Ежевика это фруктовая культура. Разблокирована на уровне опыта 26. Растёт на кустах ежевики и могут быть собраны четыре раза.

Они использованы как ингредиенты в нескольких продуктов.
Как и все зерновые культуры, они хранятся в силосной башне.

### Сбор ежевики

Первый урожай дает две ежевики, второй-три, а остальные две четыре. После третьего урожая куст увядает.

Нажатие на куст ставит знак на нем, давая другим игрокам знать, что куст должен быть возрожден. После того, как это поизошло, последний урожай может быть сделано до того, как куст умирает. Затем требуется топор, чтобы срезать его.
Appodome

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:29] An appodome, in Millettarian Architecture, is a small version of a dome atop a larger dome, especially found on a Millettarian observatory.
Ann Worthington

**Ann Worthington** (née **Pendelbery**, also spelt **Pendlebury**; 1575 – November 15, 1641) was the 10th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born in Westhoughton, Lancashire, Ann was the daughter of Anne Massey (1550 – 1582) and Rogger Pendlebury. Ann married her husband James Worthington (1575 – 1630) in the year 1600 in Bolton, Lancashire at the age of twenty-five. She is believed to have died in Bolton at the age of sixty-six.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 12th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Ann Forshaw

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**Ann Forshaw** (née **Pilkington**; April 12, 1757 – January 7, 1840) was a distant maternal ancestor of Cometan, specifically his 6th great-grandmother in the Cottam family line. Born in Simonswood, Lancashire, Ann married James Forshaw and had at least one child with him, named John Foreshaw. Ann Forshaw’s parents are John Pilkington and Ann Caddick. She died in Ormskirk, Lancashire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 8th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astran

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**Gastronomical ethics**
Diuric gastronomy · Flexitarianism · Fruitarianism · Noctarian gastronomy · Omnivorianism · Organicism · Pescatarianism · Phytovorianism · Spaciotrophism · Veganism · Vegetarianism

The **Astran** (/*ˈæstrən*/), often also called the **astronomical life force**, the **astral life force**, the **cosmic spirit**, or the **cosmic life force**, is a fundamental concept throughout Astronist philosophy and theology which denotes the absolute principle or fundamental order of existence perceived as a natural vital energy that continually arranges, binds together and subsequently rearranges everything that exists within The Cosmos.

Intellectual and physical engagement with the Astran is considered best achieved through the astronomical world; such practices are fundamental to both Astronist religion and philosophy as they are understood to be integral to the achievement of astrosis.

The Astran shares some likeness to the concepts of the Tao in East Asian religions as well as Prana in Dharmic religions, but is distinguished from these ancient concepts by its adherence to the notion that the astronomical world is the focus of engagement with the Astran rather than the terrestrial or human worlds.

Also distinguishing the concept of the Astran is its adherence to organicism which states that all things that exist within The Cosmos, whether natural or artificial, are ultimately living organisms because they are part of The Cosmos which is considered a living organism itself.

It has been recently said that the Astran is the Astronomical Tao, the Astronomical Prana, or the Astronomical life force.

## Influence of Astronism

Some have argued that it is from the concept of Astron the term Astronism came, however, this remains refuted by the Astronist Institution as the concept of Astron was only ideated by Cometan some years after that of the appellation of Astronism towards the very end of The Year of Completion. However, in recent times, the notion that Astronism focuses its attention of the Astron has given support for the notion that Astronism should actually be etymologically directed towards that of the concept of Astron.

## Derivatives

* Astranic
* Astranical
* Astranicism – an Astronists’ particular adherence to the concept of the Astran.

## See also

* Astronist philosophy
* Astronism
Antistewardism

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 1. Abettological Introduction
2. The Preservation of The Cosmos
3. Introduction to Aidology
4. The Biotist Approach to Medicine & Narcotics
5. The Contemplations of The Gaia
6. The Foundings of Religions
7. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Symbology
8. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Architecture
9. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Propaganda
10. Introduction to Pre-Omnidoxical Millettarian Theories
11. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Art
12. Introduction to the Elements of Civicology
13. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Ornamentation & Ornamentation Theory
14. Introduction to the Elements of Millettarian Rendition & Rendition Theory

Antistewardism - upholds the belief that firstly, humanity does not hold the ability to desecrate The Cosmos and that secondly, humanity doesn’t hold any duty to be stewards of The Cosmos; it is important to note that antistewardism doesn’t advocate destruction of natural phenomena and cosmic progeny, but it does believe that the notion that humanity has been vested with the responsibility for The Cosmos to be a false notion.
Astro-Buddhism

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Dispositional · Philosophical · Practical · Religious · Theoretical
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**Q-Z**
Ann Moon

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**Ann Moon** (née **Fish**; February 1756 – March 1825) was the 5th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born in Leyland, Lancashire, Ann was baptised on 15th February 1756, likely at St Andrew’s Church in Leyland. She is known to have married Henry Moon (1753 – 1808) on 29th September 1776 in St Mary the Virgin in Eccleston and also looks to have had a second ceremony at St Andrew’s in Leyland on 1st October 1776 for some unknown reason. She is thought to have given birth to six children, including Ralph Moon (1778 – 1859) who connects her to Cometanic ancestry. Ann is recorded as having died at the age of sixty-nine in Eccleston, Lancashire. She is believed to have been buried on 15th March 1825, likely at St Mary the Virgin Church.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 7th generation retrograde, thus categorising her as an ancestor of Cometan.
Astranthropy/Definition

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## **Astranthropy**

#### noun (also **astronomical transanimation**)

> the Astronist belief (especially as held by the transtellationist school) that a person’s soul transmigrates to the stars upon death.
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### Derivatives

* **Astranthrope** | ˈastranθrəʊp | noun
* **Astranthropic** | ˈastranθrəpɪk | adjective
* **Astral reincarnation**

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **astro-**, denoting the stars, combined with the suffix **-thropy** denoting a transformation; meaning ‘transforming into the stars.’
Astrantis

**Pre-Cometanic origin**
Cosmic Hunt · World mill · Starlore · Star of Bethlehem · Blue moon · Hollow moon · Lunar effect · Moon magic · Splitting of the moon · Moon made of cheese · Missing Sun motif
**Cometanic origin**
**Astrantis** · Astronist antemurale · Astronadon · Astral gemstones · Cosmic resurrection · Astrapotropaic
**Theriocosmism**
Space whale · Space turtle
**Anthropocosmism**
Solar deity · Lunar deity · Planetary deity · Night deity · Star deity · Cosmic deity
**Pareidolia**
Man in the Moon · Moon rabbit · Nepholia · Nebulia
**Anthropolia**
Space miracle · Spacecraft feat · Fastest takeoff · Other Earth myth
**Stellation**
**Astronism Portal**
**Related articles**
**Millettarian terminology**
**Comparative studies**
**Cultural elements**

**Astrantis**
Archology

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Astronic cosmology · Astronic eschatology · Astronist soteriology · Astronist theology · Cosmontology
**Identity, geography and designation**
Appellatology · Astrogenology · Astronist topology · Comparative Astronism · Denominology · History of Astronism · History of the Astronic tradition · Institutiology · Linealogy · Meta-Astronism · Tiritology
**Literary and figural**
Cometanology · Extollogy · Oeuvology · Omnidoxicology
**Philosophical**
Astromethodology · Astronic metaphilosophy · Astronistics · Astronist philosophy · Astronist philosophy of religion · Astronist ideology · Astronist worldview · Contology · Exoastronology · Exonology · Generology · Instrument theory · Intrastronology · Neoastronology · Preastronology · Subastronology
**Practice and activity**
Argumentology · Astrohodology · Astroneirology · Devotology · Naology · Occurrology · Praxology · Religiomusicology
**Spiritual**
Astronist mysticism · Astrospirituality · Preternology
**Cultural, societal and anthropological**
Abettology · Compendology · Contology · Durantology · Equitology · Expology · Ghenology · Prerology · Quillitology · Rhemnology · Sanitology · Xentology
**Inclusivised disciplines**
An Astronic Commentary

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**Disquisitional dictionaries**
**Astronism by country**
**Millettism Portal**
**Related articles**
**Millettarian terminology**
**Comparative studies**
**Cultural elements**
Arboretum

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:30] An arboretum, in Millettarian Architecture, as part of gardenry, is a type of garden filled with a range of tree species and families.
Antikythera Mechanism/Definition

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#### noun | *Archaeoastronology*

> an ancient Astronic specimen; a hand-powered Greek analogue computer used for astronomical prediction, including eclipse prediction and for calendrical and astrological purposes; retrieved from the sea off the coast of the Greek island Antikythera in 1901.
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### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the **Antikythera Mechanism** was classified as a specimen of the Astronic tradition during Cometan’s initial scholarship of the Astronic tradition as part of his Master’s Dissertation.
Astranthropy

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Transtellation · Anthropotranstellation · Theriotranstellation · Protranstellation · Exotranstellation · Intratranstellation
Astrincarnation · Replanetation ·

**Astranthropy**, also called **astranthropism**, or **astral reincarnation**, is the Astronist term for a pre-Astronist belief and major aspect of transtellation involving the literal transmigration of the soul to the stars after death.
Astrapotropaic

**Pre-Cometanic origin**
Cosmic Hunt · World mill · Starlore · Star of Bethlehem · Blue moon · Hollow moon · Lunar effect · Moon magic · Splitting of the moon · Moon made of cheese · Missing Sun motif
**Cometanic origin**
Astrantis · Astronist antemurale · Astronadon · Astral gemstones · Cosmic resurrection · **Astrapotropaic**
**Theriocosmism**
Space whale · Space turtle
**Anthropocosmism**
Solar deity · Lunar deity · Planetary deity · Night deity · Star deity · Cosmic deity
**Pareidolia**
Man in the Moon · Moon rabbit · Nepholia · Nebulia
**Anthropolia**
Space miracle · Spacecraft feat · Fastest takeoff · Other Earth myth
**Stellation**
**Astronism Portal**
**Related articles**
**Millettarian terminology**
**Comparative studies**
**Cultural elements**

**Astrapotropaic**
Anne Osliff

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## Anne Osliff

**Anne Osliff** (née **Cockin**; December 28, 1765 – ????) was the 6th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Yealand in Warton, Anne was the husband of Allan Osliff, whom she is known to have married on 14th May 1789, and was also the mother of Alice Osliff whom connects her to Cometanic ancestry. The details regarding Anne’s death remain unknown. Anne was baptised on 13th January 1766 at St Oswald’s Church in Warton.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is categorised as part of the 8th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Aspology

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Astronic cosmology · Astronic eschatology · Astronist soteriology · Astronist theology · Cosmontology
**Identity, geography and designation**
Appellatology · Astrogenology · Astronist topology · Comparative Astronism · Denominology · History of Astronism · History of the Astronic tradition · Institutiology · Linealogy · Meta-Astronism · Tiritology
**Literary and figural**
Cometanology · Extollogy · Oeuvology · Omnidoxicology
**Philosophical**
Astromethodology · Astronic metaphilosophy · Astronistics · Astronist philosophy · Astronist philosophy of religion · Astronist ideology · Astronist worldview · Contology · Exoastronology · Exonology · Generology · Instrument theory · Intrastronology · Neoastronology · Preastronology · Subastronology
**Practice and activity**
Argumentology · Astrohodology · Astroneirology · Devotology · Naology · Occurrology · Praxology · Religiomusicology
**Spiritual**
Astronist mysticism · Astrospirituality · Preternology
**Cultural, societal and anthropological**
Abettology · Compendology · Contology · Durantology · Equitology · Expology · Ghenology · Prerology · Quillitology · Rhemnology · Sanitology · Xentology
**Inclusivised disciplines**
Anthropic Time

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**Gastronomical ethics**
Diuric gastronomy · Flexitarianism · Fruitarianism · Noctarian gastronomy · Omnivorianism · Organicism · Pescatarianism · Phytovorianism · Spaciotrophism · Veganism · Vegetarianism

Anthropic Time - the appellation relating to the form of time centred on humanity and human perceptions of time.
Ann Pilkington

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## Ann Pilkington

**Ann Pilkington** (née **Caddicke** or **Caddick**; January 22, 1720 – September 16, 1809) was the 7th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of his distant maternal ancestors in the Cottam family line. Born in Kirby-by-Melling in Lancashire in 1720, Ann married John Pilkington and had a least one daughter named Ellen (1748 – 1817). Ann is recorded as having outlived her husband for more than thirty years with his death occurring in 1772 and her in 1809 in Scarisbrick, Ormskirk at the age of eighty-eight. Her parents were James Caddick and Ellin Roughstich.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 9th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astralism

**Phenomonism**
Novaeism · Eclipsism · Occultationism · Transitism · Conjunctionism · Appulsism · Syzygism · Equinoctialism · Solsticism · Impactism · Mergism · Collisionism · Phasism
**Progenism**
Oblivionism · Nebulism · Stellarism · Pulsarism · Quasarism · Galacticism ·
Filamentism · Planetism · Cometism · Meteorism · Asteroidism · Lunarism · Voidism · Nephism
**Anthropism**
Constellationism · Telescopism · Rocketism · Missional devotion · Prosopism
**High Earth**
Antiprofessionalisationism (belief orientation)

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Argumentation · Obstacle to philosophy · Organisation of philosophy · Philosophical religion · Philosophisation · Philosophocentricity · Polyagency · Requirements of Establishment · Three Word model · Throughflow
**Identity**
Community of rationality · Philosophership · Philosopher's mind · Philosophical cuisine · Philosophical quest · Philosophical Spirit · Psychology of philosophy
**Societal**
Archaeoastronology/Definition

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## **Archaeoastronology**

#### noun

> the co-branch of archaeology and astronology dealing with the study of astronomical religion through the excavation of prehistoric and ancient sites and the analysis of specimen identified as Astronic, usually involving any time period prior to The Founding of Astronism.
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### Derivatives

* **Archaeoastronological** | ˈɑːkɪəʊəˈstrɒnɒlədʒɪk(ə)l | adjective
* **Archaeoastronologically** | ˈɑːkɪəʊəˈstrɒnɒlədʒɪkli | adverb
* **Archaeoastronologist** | ˈɑːkɪəʊəˈstrɒnɒlədʒɪst | noun

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **archaeo-**, denoting the subject archaeology or prehistoric times, combined with the term **Astronology** denoting the study of the Astronic tradition; meaning ‘the archaeology of the Astronic tradition.’
Ann Whitehead

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## Ann Whitehead

**Ann Whitehead** (1769 – June 9, 1811) was the 6th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Burton in Kendal, Ann was the wife of Nathan Whitehead and the mother of Alice. Little else is known of her life other than that she died at the age of forty-two in Kendal, Westmoreland.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is categorised as part of the 8th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Analiptic religion

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Familialism · Organisationalism
**Designations**
Ideology · Religion · Organised philosophy · Philosophy
**Other designations**
Anecdotal · Conceptual · Doctrinal · Inspired · Materialistic · Mother religion · Narrative · Revealed · Somatic · Statistical ·
**Aspects of religion**
Astronic religious industry · Astronic urreligion · Beginningness · Conceptuality · Digital evangelism · Identification · Nithism · Promulgability · Religious marketing · Religious retail
**Processes**
**Comparative**
Centricity · Functionality ·
Naturality · Palpability · Validity
**Devotality**
(Corism · Indifferentism · Ultrism)
**Religious concentricity**
(Core · Miderior · Periphery)
**Scale of religious expression**
(Covertism · Extroversionism · Indifferentism · Introversionism ·

An **analiptic religion**, also referred to as a **transcensional religion**, is a type of religious movement that views space expansion and exploration as the supreme avenue to achieving salvation, an aim that is understood differently depending on the specific religion or denomination. However, the most common interpretations of the salvation that transcension brings range between Astronist, Cosmist and Cosmodeist variants. Overall, an analiptic religion is one that affirms transcension as a doctrine or gives it a central role in its belief system, either explicitly or implicitly.

The Astronist view of salvation holds that completing transcension will allow human beings to undergo transcosmisation and thus circumvent all forms of limitation, evil and suffering while the Cosmist view is more influenced by transhumanism since it focuses on transcension as being key to accelerating human technological capabilities to allow for the resurrection of the dead and significant life extensions with no mention of the doctrine of transcosmisation. The Cosmodeist view believes that following transcension will allow human beings themselves to become gods, thus creating God in a presently godless universe.
Apophatics

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In the context of Astronism, **apophatics** is the form of perception of The Divine according to what it is not.
Astrality/Definition

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## **Astrality**

#### noun

1. the instance of stars being physically visible in the night sky, especially as instrumental to the conduct of Astronist practices.
2. the quality of being concerned or otherwise in-tune with the affairs of the astronomical world, especially in a religious or philosophical context. Contrasted with inastrality.

### Derivatives

* **Astral** | ˈastr(ə)l | adjective
* **Astralities** | ˈastr(ə)lɪtis | plural

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the word **astral**, denoting the stars, combined with the suffix **-ity** denoting a state or condition; meaning ‘the state of there being stars.’
Arrayal philosophy

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Argumentation · Obstacle to philosophy · Organisation of philosophy · Philosophical religion · Philosophisation · Philosophocentricity · Polyagency · Requirements of Establishment · Three Word model · Throughflow
**Identity**
Community of rationality · Philosophership · Philosopher's mind · Philosophical cuisine · Philosophical quest · Philosophical Spirit · Psychology of philosophy
**Societal**

Arrayal philosophy
Anthony Moreton

**Anthony Moreton** (1509 – 1563) was the 15th great-grandfather of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Taylor family line. Born in Cheshire, Anthony is recorded as having married his wife Elizabeth and to have named his daughter Elizabeth born in 1533 after his wife. Anthony Moreton is also recorded as having died at the age of fifty-four in Cheshire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anthony is categorised as part of the 17th generation retrograde, classifying him as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anne Morecroft

**Anne “Annie” Morecroft** (née **Walker**; January 3, 1555 – January 2, 1616) was the 12th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born in Ormskirk in West Lancashire, Anne was the wife of William Morecroft (1553 – 1614) and the father of Ann Raby who was born in 1584. Anne is understood to have married her husband William on 6th June 1578 in Ormskirk and to have died at the age of fifty-four in Lancashire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is classified as part of the 14th generation retrograde, thus categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astral wonderment

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**Phenomonism**
Novaeism · Eclipsism · Occultationism · Transitism · Conjunctionism · Appulsism · Syzygism · Equinoctialism · Solsticism · Impactism · Mergism · Collisionism · Phasism
**Progenism**
Oblivionism · Nebulism · Stellarism · Pulsarism · Quasarism · Galacticism ·
Filamentism · Planetism · Cometism · Meteorism · Asteroidism · Lunarism · Voidism · Nephism
**Anthropism**
Constellationism · Telescopism · Rocketism · Missional devotion · Prosopism
**High Earth**

In cosmic devotion, **astral wonderment** is the wonderment or cosmic devotions directed towards a particular star or the stars in general.
An Introduction to Astronist Thought

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**Disquisitional dictionaries**
**Astronism by country**
**Millettism Portal**
**Related articles**
**Millettarian terminology**
**Comparative studies**
**Cultural elements**
Astro-Bon

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Dispositional · Philosophical · Practical · Religious · Theoretical
**Other forms**
African traditional religions · Aristotelianism · Bábism · Bahá'í Faith · **Bon** · Buddhism · Caodaism · Catholicism · Cheondoism · Christianity · Confucianism · Druze · Environmentalism · Falun Gong · Feminism · Gnosticism · Hedonism · Hermeticism · Hinduism · Humanism ·
**I-P**
Ibadism · Islam · Jainism · Judaism · Kantianism · Legalism · Mahayana · Meivazhi ·Muism · Neopaganism · New Thought · Orthodoxy · Platonism · Protestantism ·
**Q-Z**
Annual life period

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**Study**
Foundership · Prophethood · Omnidoxical authorship · Promulgator
**Titles**
Promulgator of the Cosmic Truth · Philosopher of the stars · Cosmic oracle · Prophet of The Cosmos
**States and experiences**
Cometanic philosophy · Cometanism · Cometan in the Omnidoxy · Cometanic love
**Eras**
The Founding · The Establishment
**Personage**

An **annual life period** is a single year in the life of Cometan and is fundamental to the organisation of the events in Cometan's life. In the context of cometanology, studying the life of the founder of Astronism means to consider it through these life periods, each of which holds an appellation that alludes to the overall dominant theme of that year e.g. The Year of Prolifics.

Annual life periods of Cometan commenced with The Year of The Gift which marked the beginning of Cometan's public life from the age fifteen. Annual life periods are then collected together to form eras which have varying lengths with an overarching common theme, the first of which was The Founding of Astronism era.

It is important to note that annual life periods are more associated with the chronology of Cometan and less so with the chronology of Astronism which is more associated with the aforementioned eras. Despite this, the annual life periods of Cometan dominated the timeline and history of Astronism for the duration of his life and became instrumental in grasping a detailed understanding of the series of events that lead to Astronism's development.

Annual life periods
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Ann Sharples

**Ann Sharples** (née **Longworth**; 1546 – 1590) was the 11th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Stringfellow family line. Born in Bolton, Lancashire, Ann is recorded as having been the daughter of Margaret Trafford Longworth (1527 – 1590) and the wife of Andrew Sharples (aliad Ward; 1545 – 1595). Ann understood to habe given birth to at least one son named Lawrence and to have died at the age of forty-four in Bolton.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is categorised as part of the 13th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anne Rigby

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**Anne Rigby** (also spelt as **Ann**; née **Lawrenceson**, or **Lawson**; c. 1730 – January 1801) was the 6th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born at St Anne’s RC Church in Little Plumpton in Westby, Lancashire, Anne was the wife of Thomas Rigby, whom she married on 5th February 1753. Anne is known to have been buried on 17th January 1801 at All Saints’ Church in Wigan, Lancashire. Anne gave birth to her daughter Mary in 1756.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is classified as part of the 8th generation retrograde, categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Ann Moon (1584 – 1670)

**Ann Moon** (also spelt as **Moone**; née **Raby**; 1584 – October 1670) was the 11th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born in Hollowforth, Woodplumpton, Ann was the daughter of William Morecroft and Anne Walker and the wife of Henry Moon (1587 – 1630). Ann was buried on 27th October 1670 in Woodplumpton, Lancashire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is classified as part of the 13th generation retrograde, thus categorising her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Annan

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:21] Annan, in Millettarian Architecture, is the term for the front of a Millettarian building, especially when depicted in Architectural Theory.
Apparatus

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

[3:8:27] Apparatus, in Millettarian Architecture, is the collective noun for the various astronomical equipment found in Millettarian building, the most common of which are telescopes, and orreries.
Ann Heaton

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**Ann Heaton** (née **Riding**; 1817 – January 1895) was the 4th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Coppull, Lancashire, Ann married Adam Heaton in April 1842 and they had at least one daughter together named Margaret. Ann’s parents were Richard Ryding and Martha Robinson. Ann is recorded as having passed away at the age of seventy-eight in January 1895 in Ormskirk, Lancashire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is categorised as part of the 6th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anterium

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

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Animatrium

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
**Palaeoastronic architecture**
(c.3300 BCE – 300 AD)
**Classical Astronic architecture**
(300 – 1800 AD)
**Modern Astronic architecture**
(1800 – 2013 AD)
**Post-Astronist Astronic architecture**

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Argumentation

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**Argumentation** · Obstacle to philosophy · Organisation of philosophy · Philosophical religion · Philosophisation · Philosophocentricity · Polyagency · Requirements of Establishment · Three Word model · Throughflow
**Identity**
Community of rationality · Philosophership · Philosopher's mind · Philosophical cuisine · Philosophical quest · Philosophical Spirit · Psychology of philosophy
**Societal**

**Argumentation** is the set of practices, techniques, methods, and approaches involved with what can be described as "correct conduct" of philosophical debates.

Considered as an art form by Cometan and something that each philosopher is expected to master and to develop their own approaches to as a central part of their philosophership, argumentation is a principal aspect of Astronic metaphilosophy.

Provided with its own discipline of study known as argumentology, the serious contemplation and development of philosophies and techniques for argumentation hold their origins in the Omnidoxy and have subsequently played a significant part in the overall identity of Astronist philosophy.
Astral creativity

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Cosmic Devotion · Mutual devotion

*Specific forms*
Retination · Stardance · Starsleeping · Astrophotography
**Physical and mental**
Astration · Astromeditation
**Revelatory, intellectual and philosophic**
Personal inspiration · Indrucy · Astrologue · Debatation

**Activities (Occurrology)***Individual*
Startryst

*Private*
Intosy · Panosy

*Public, sopharial or phrontisterial*
Astronomy tourism · Cosmogosy · Phrontistas · Starball · Philosophic tourism · Sempition · Orreration · Holographic show
**Festivals and events**
Starlight Festival (Stellara · Kintana
· The Starlight Council) · Starlight social · Astrofair · Astroprom · Stargazing · Starguild · Starparty · Theatrosy

*Either individual, private or public*

**Astral creativity** is a person’s creative endeavours involving or somehow incorporating the stars.
Anastasia Arrowsmith

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## Birth and other details

### Birth Place

Royal Oak Inn, 216 Chorley Old Road, Whittle-le-Woods, Preston, Lancashire, England, PR6 7NA, United Kingdom

### Died

Mount Street Hospital, Mount Street, Preston, Lancashire, England, PR1 8BS, United Kingdom

### Resting place

St Bede's Roman Catholic Church, St Bedes Presbytery, 598 Preston Road, Chorley, Lancashire, England, PR6 7EB, United Kingdom

## Relatives

### Parents

William Warbrick (1861 - c.1933)Elizabeth Warbrick

### Siblings

John James Warbrick; Ellen Bacon; Thomas Warbrick; Isabella Warbrick; Mary Warbrick; and Henry Warbrick

## Education and Occupation

### Best known for

Marriage to Jack Arrowsmith, descendent of Catholic martyr, Edmund Arrowsmith

### Occupations

Cotton winder

**Anastasia Arrrowsmith** (née **Warbrick**) (born 1895) was an English cotton winder best known as the second great-aunt of Cometan and wife of Jack Arrowsmith, a descendent of the Catholic saint and martyr, Edmund Arrowsmith.

Born in 1895 at Royal Oak Inn at Whittle-le-Woods as the daughter of William and Elizabeth Warbrick, Anastasia had no children and tragically died in her early 30s. She had been admitted to Mount Street Hospital in Preston and suffered from asphyxiation and died as a result of maltreatment.

She is buried at St Bede's Roman Catholic Church in Clayton-le-Woods, Lancashire, England.

## External links

* Anastasia Arrowsmith on Geni
* Jack Arrowsmith on Geni

## See also

* Ancestry of Cometan
* Relatives of Cometan