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11th generation retrograde

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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**

The **11th generation retrograde** (or **eleventh retrograde**) is a classification of ancestors in Cometanic ancestry denoting the generation of Cometan's 9th great-grandparents and their siblings. It preceded the 10th generation retrograde and succeeded the 12th generation retrograde.

## Members

### Maternal-maternal

#### Cottam family line

* Anna Holcroft
* Dorothea Pilkington
* Dorothy Forshaw
* James Chaddock
* James Forshaw (1639 – 1682)
* Margaret Morecroft
* Oliver Pilkington
* Peter Roughstich
* Rachel Sibbering
* Silvester Morecroft
* Thomas Holcroft

### Maternal-paternal

#### Prescott family line

* Alice Greenhalgh
* Alice Kirkham (1651 – 1686)
* Anne Porter
* Dorothy Moon
* Elizabeth Resold
* Henry Moon (1639 – 1705)
* Lady Anne Worthington
* Mary Swarbrick
* Richard Hodgson
* Robert Swarbrick
* Sir Adam Worthington
* Thomas Kirkham (1660 – 1701)
* William Greenhalgh

#### Warbrick family line

* Alice Charnley
* Elizabeth Bunch
* Elizabeth Jones Russell
* John Warbreck
* John William Russell
* Mary Etherington
* Roger Bunch
* Roger Charnley
* Thomas Etherington (1660 – 1742)
* Thomas Snelling

### Paternal-paternal

#### Stringfellow family line

* Elizabeth Parker
* Hugh Becconsall
* John Welch
* Katherin Lawe
* Lady Margaret Welch
* Margaret Cooper
* Margaret Fairclough
* Margret Cross
* Richard Cross
* Richard Kingsley
* Robert Fairclough
* Robert Sharples
* Thomas Parker

#### Taylor family line

* Anne Snawdin
* Elizabeth Watts
* Elizabeth Wyche
* Ellen Mottram
* James Astle
* John Mottram
* Martha Astle
* Peter Henshaw
* Sarah Henshaw
* William Lister (1680)
* William Snawdin
* William Wyche

### Paternal-maternal

#### Hardacre family line

* Catherine Hatch
* Elizabeth Parkinson
* Ellen Stoney
* Francis Parkinson (1622)
* Isabel Smith
* Isabella Hardacre
* Jannet Hodgson
* John Pearson
* John Salthouse (1662 – 1734)
* John Smith
* Joseph Gotthard
* Luce Pearson
* Margareta Wilcocke
* Martha Gotthard
* Mary Turner
* Mary Woofenden
* Rebecca Hull
* Richard Hatch
* Richard Stoney
* Robert Woofenden
* Thomas Eaton
* Thomas Hardacre (1649 – 1714)
* Thomas Hodgson
* Thomas Turner (1656)
* William Cookson (1656 – 1728)

#### McKerney family line

* Cicily Willan
* Isabel Thistlethwaite
* John Osliff (1654)
* John Willan
* Margaret Airey
* Oswald Airey
* Thomas Thistlethwaite
Appellatology

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**Astronism** · Kosma · Sophism · Cosmism
**Appellation types**
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**Concepts and terms**

**Appellatology** is a dispositional discipline of study of Astronism dealing with the wide range of ways by which Astronism is addressed and involves the study of the various different names associated with Astronism. The most important concept within appellatology is multifaricity as that explores the nature of Astronism as being ascribed with a multitude of names and titles.

**Appellatologists** are involved with the organisation and arrangement of the appellations of Astronism into different categories as well as exploring how and why certain appellations are used. Appellatology encompasses the study of the origins of appellations for Astronism, their etymologies as well as their utility and purpose.

Certain appellations for Astronism focus on a particular aspect of the organised philosophy and some may even emphasis a single belief. Other appellations are created or gain popular for their usage in different areas such as in formal and legal scenarios as contrasted with conversational and colloquial scenarios. Appellatology also explores the history of different appellations and the rise and fall in popularity of certain appellations across different time periods.

## Other religions

Appellatology, although finding its origins in Astronism, can be applied to the context of others religions and philosophies very easily. In that sense, it can be considered an Astronist contribution to the philosophy of religion.

The study of the names used to address different religions and philosophies through their histories informs us about how different groups perceived the belief system and what they saw to be the most important aspects of the system so as to emphasise particular elements through the creation and usage of certain appellations.

## See also

* Disciplines of Astronism
* Designation
* Forms of Astronism
* History of Astronism
* Multifaricity
Architecturalism

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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**

[3:8:33] Architecturalism is the principle that architecture should be at the centre of a society’s culture, education, and philosophy, and advocates for the continual redefinition of the architectural landscape, as well as the restoration of architecture.
Anticometan

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**Study**
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**Titles**
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**States and experiences**
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**Eras**
The Founding · The Establishment
**Personage**

The notion of the **anticometan** or **anti-Cometan** have existed since the years following the completion and subsequent dissemination of the Omnidoxy and are likely to have emerged in the same spirit of the notion of the antichrist.

Unlike in the Christian context, the notion of an **anticometanic person** has not currently gained integration into the Astronist eschatology, but has instead become more of an adjective for any person that can be said to be geocentric, overly anthropocentric, and especially anticosmocentric in their beliefs and worldview.
Ability

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In Millettic pedagogy, the potential for a student to perform a particular subject area to which they have been assigned due to their interest, enthusiasm, ambition, or their natural talent for the subject.
Anocreationism

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1. Omnidoxical Formulation
2. The Grand Canon of Millettism
3. Bibliography of the Omnidoxy
4. Cometanic Quotes
5. Glossary of the Omnidoxy
6. Omnidoxical Register
7. The Grand Lexicon of Astronology
8. Omnidoxical Encyclopaedia of Astronism
9. The Omnipraxy
10. The Appendadoxy: Inaugurological Astronism
11. The First Millettarian: The Foundations of Taylorianism
12. The Notations of Brandon Taylorian
13. The Statement of Amendments
14. The Declaration of Allegiance
15. The Importance of Institution
16. The Entwinement of Faith
17. The Edict of Universal Values
18. The Note on the Encouragement of Expansion
19. The Final Affirmation of Loyalty and Compliance
**Post-Original (in addition to original)**

1. Extraomnidoxical Resources
2. Index of Appellations
3. Index of Belief Orientations
4. Index of Concepts
5. Index of Rubrals
6. Index of Schools of Thought
7. Index of Theories
8. Links for Further Reading
9. Omnidoxical Afterword
10. Omnidoxical Record
11. Omnidoxical Distribution
12. Omnidoxical Index
13. Omnidoxical Printing
14. Promulgative Rights

Anocreation - *the concept by which the creation of The Cosmos and The Universe occurred by infinite chance, that the inevitability of their creation always existed, and in an infinite time paradigm, it was inevitable that their creation would occur and it did*; verb is anocreate, present participle is anocreating, past participle is anocreated, and nouns are anocreationism, anocreationist, anocreationistic, anocreationality, and anocreator.

Infinity paradigm - *The notion that The Cosmos and The Universe could have been created by chance does hold logicality; from the principle that there must exist something first before something may exist, there must have existed an Infinity Paradigm in which some Divine entity, or so oppositely, nothing but eternality existed.*

Infinite chance - *the probability of something occurring if an infinite amount of space, time, and matter is available for it to occur; by this notion, we find anocreationism.*
Astro-

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**Astronism** · Kosma · Sophism · Cosmism
**Appellation types**
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**Concepts and terms**

**Astro-** is a popular prefix that is used in the context of Astronic culture and refers to anything considered to be Astronic in form or nature. Pre-Astronically, it was used to denote astronomical objects and to refer to the study of astronomy itself and although it is still used for that context, its usage to denote something Astronic or Astronist remains more significant.
Asimilar

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

Asimilar - not similar to another.
Archaeoastrony

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
Archaeoastronism (*List of branches*) · Proto-astralism · North Star cult · Solar religion · Star-cults · Stonehenge religion
**Ancient**
(c. 3300 BCE to c. 1 BCE)
Asteria · Astraea · Astraeus ·
Astrolatrism (Moon temple · Moon worship · Sun temple · Sun worship) · Astrology *(List of traditions)* · Morning Star · Sabaism · Stellar deity *(List)*
**Modern
(Pre-Cometanic forms)**
(c. 1 CE to c. 2000 CE)
Modern astrology · Planet worship · Russian cosmism · Transhumanism
**Contemporary
(Cometanic forms)**
Astronism
**(Non-Cometanic forms)**
Bruere Praxis · Goertzel Cosmism · Space Renaissance International · Terasem Faith · Turing Church
**Astronic-related religions**
Ancient Egyptian · Anthroposophy · Aztec · Babylonian · Humanism · Mandaeism · Mayan religion · Mesopotamian · Native American · Neopaganism · Shamanism · Shang-Zhou theology · Singularitarianism · Sumerian · Zoroastrianism · Zuni religion
Astrolatry · Astromancy · Astrotheology · Geocentrism · Heliocentrism · Transtellation
**Astronist**
Astrocentricity · Cosmocentricity · Cosmomancy · Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos · Millettarian cosmology · Millettarian worldview · Sentientism
**Astronic-related beliefs**
Astral religion

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**Astronism** · Kosma · Sophism · Cosmism
**Appellation types**
Cryptonymity · Dyadonymity · Eponymity · Hyperappellation · Inaptronymity · Polynymity · Toponymity · Trade appellation ·
**Concepts and terms**

**Astral religion** is a popular alternative appellation for Astronism, particularly the parts of the Astronist religion that involve astrolatry, which are themselves collectively referred to as astrolatrism. Essentially, the phrase "astral religion" can be used to referred to Astronism, or to those parts of Astronism that involve or encourage astrolatry.
Anne Astley

**Anne Astley** (née **Newton**; 1566 – 1614) was the 13th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Taylor family line. Born in Cheshire, Anne is understood to have been the wife of John Astley who was born in 1564 and to have given birth to a boy named Edward in 1594. Anne is recorded as having died at the age of forty-eight in Cheshire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is categorised as part of the 15th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astral creativity/Definition

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## **Astral creativity**

#### noun

> creative endeavours incorporating an astronomical theme or as believed to be inspired and driven by astronality.
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### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the phrase **astral creativity** was first coined by Cometan in the Monodoxy, likely during the earliest writings of the Omnidoxy.
Argumentology

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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 Foreshaw

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**Ann Foreshaw** (née **Mawdsley**; March 27, 1774 – June 5, 1854) was a distant maternal ancestor of Cometan, specifically his 5th great-grandmother in the Cottam family line. Born in Burscough, Ormskirk in Lancashire, Ann married John Foreshaw and had at least one son named Henry Foreshaw.

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

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

Antimentor - the opposite of something; an oppositism; a related term is antimentorial.
Annularity

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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**

[3:8:23] An annularity, in Millettarian Architecture, is a type of capital with a ring-shaped ornament atop of it.
23rd generation retrograde

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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**

The **23rd generation retrograde** (or **twenty-third retrograde**) is a classification of medieval ancestors in Cometanic ancestry denoting the generation of Cometan's 21st great-grandparents and their siblings. It precedes the 22nd generation retrograde and succeeds the 24th generation retrograde.

## Members

### Paternal-paternal

#### Taylor family line

* Sir Gilbert de Haydock IV
* Isabel de Haydock
Anne Kirkham

**Anne Kirkham** (née **Eccles**; 1640 – 1684) was the 10th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant maternal ancestors in the Prescott family line. Born in Croston in Lancashire, Anne was married to John Kirkham (1639 – 1744) and was the mother of Thomas Kirkham (1660 – 1701). Anne was buried on 6th January 1684 in Kirkham, Lancashire. Anne married John Kirkham on 30th November 1668.

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

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

Abundology - the discipline of Astronist philosophy dealing with the study and contemplation of the nature, applicability, and functionality of abundance; a practitioner of which is an abundologist; related terms include abundological, abundologic, and abundologically.
Anti-Institutionism

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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**

**Anti-Institutionism**, also known as the **anti-Institutionist movement**, refers to a broad set of rejections or counternotions to the role of proprietorship, and the other responsibilities and privileges granted to The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism in The Omnidoxy by Cometan.

Any form of opposition to these vested responsibilities and powers can be described as **anti-Institutionist**, but more often the term is reserved for organised groups that seek the end of The Institution as a whole.
Affectance

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

Affectance - the affect of a force or an event, especially relating to how it changes the affectants existence.
Anthropism

**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**

**Anthropism**, or also known as **anthropicism**,
Ancient astronomical religion

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
Archaeoastronism (*List of branches*) · Proto-astralism · North Star cult · Solar religion · Star-cults · Stonehenge religion
****Ancient****
(c. 3300 BCE to c. 1 BCE)
Asteria · Astraea · Astraeus ·
Astrolatrism (Moon temple · Moon worship · Sun temple · Sun worship) · Astrology *(List of traditions)* · Morning Star · Sabaism · Stellar deity *(List)*
**Modern
(Pre-Cometanic forms)**
(c. 1 CE to c. 2000 CE)
Modern astrology · Planet worship · Russian cosmism · Transhumanism
**Contemporary
(Cometanic forms)**
Astronism
**(Non-Cometanic forms)**
Bruere Praxis · Goertzel Cosmism · Space Renaissance International · Terasem Faith · Turing Church
**Astronic-related religions**
Ancient Egyptian · Anthroposophy · Aztec · Babylonian · Humanism · Mandaeism · Mayan religion · Mesopotamian · Native American · Neopaganism · Shamanism · Shang-Zhou theology · Singularitarianism · Sumerian · Zoroastrianism · Zuni religion
Astrolatry · Astromancy · Astrotheology · Geocentrism · Heliocentrism · Transtellation
**Astronist**
Astrocentricity · Cosmocentricity · Cosmomancy · Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos · Millettarian cosmology · Millettarian worldview · Sentientism
**Astronic-related beliefs**
Anthrozoology

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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**
Ablutory

Astrotry · Eidouranium · Grand Observatory · Observatory · Planetarium · Promontory · Starhouse
**Minor**
Devotology · Festology · Metanaology · Occurrology
**Related topics**
Astronic rendition · Astronic art · Astronic architecture · Astronic culture

In Naology and Millettarian Architecture, a room within a Millettarian building of any sort that is used for washing and toilet facilities.
Astran/Definition

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## **Astran**

#### noun

> the absolute principle underlying cosmic (limited) existence, manifested through its involvement in the ordering, patterning, and continuance of events, especially when understood to connect sentient beings to The Cosmos through observation, knowledge and interaction with the astronomical world in the form of astronality.
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### Derivatives

* **Astranic** | ˈastrənɪk | adjective
* **Astranicism** | ˈastrənɪsɪz(ə)m | noun (denoting particular adherence to the concept of the Astran)
* **Astranical** | ˈastrənɪk(ə)l | adjective
* **Astronomical life force**
* **Astral life force**
* **Cosmic spirit**
* **Cosmic life force**

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **omni-**, denoting all things, combined with the suffix **-doxy** denoting doctrine, especially as manifested in a treatise; meaning ‘treatise of all knowledge and doctrine.’
Anti-Astronic/Definition

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#### adjective

> an orientation on Astronicism characterised by opposition to Astronist theory regarding the association of religious characteristics to prehistoric and ancient astronomical objects and activities.
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### Derivatives

* **semi-Astronically** | ˈantiəˈstrɒnɪkli | adverb

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **anti-**, denoting opposition or disagreement, combined with the word **Astronic** denoting the Astronic tradition; meaning ‘opposition to the Astronic approach.’
Abberation

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in Millettarian Philosophy, the instance and process in which there exists a major defect in one’s philosophical argument formed by their observation of the subject.
Animal World

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The **Animal World** is the one of the "worlds" that organise the various different subjects considered in Astronic symbology.
Alice Horne

**Alice Horne** (née **Bolton**; c. 1600 – May 1675) was the 12th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Hardacre family line. Alice is recorded as having been born in Kildwick in Yorkshire, but the identities of her parents remain unknown. She is, however, known to have married Francisci Horne and to have given birth to at least one son named William in 1621. Alice is recorded as having died at the age of seventy-five in Kildwick in Yorkshire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Alice is categorised as part of the 14th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Anthropolia

**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
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**Theriocosmism**
Space whale · Space turtle
**Anthropocosmism**
Solar deity · Lunar deity · Planetary deity · Night deity · Star deity · Cosmic deity
**Pareidolia**
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****Anthropolia****
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**Stellation**
**Astronism Portal**
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**Anthropolia**
Astrasanisation/Definition

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## **Astrasanisation**

#### noun

> the third highest form of recognition in the Astronist religion, inferior only to celestification and cometanisation, bestowed to a person only after their death who is known to have been composed of admirable Astronist religiosity, philosophical insight, and to have dedicated their life to the mastery of astronality, but did not reach astrosis.
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### Derivatives

* **Astrasant** | ˈastras(ə)nt | noun (or **Astrasan**; plural **Astrasants**, or **Astrasans**)
* **Astrasanic** | ˈastrasanɪk | adjective
* **Astrasanising** | ˈastrasanʌɪsɪŋ | present participle
* **Astrasanised** | ˈastrasanʌɪsɪd | past participle

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **astra-**, denoting the astronomical world, combined with the suffix **-isation** denoting an action or process; meaning ‘transforming into and reflective of the astronomical world.’
Astrature

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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
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*Either individual, private or public*

In occurrology, **astrature** is the entire visible night sky of stars on any given evening.
Ann Airey

**Ann Airey** (also spelt as **Anne**; née **Willan**; December 27, 1707 – June 1746) was the 8th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line.

Born in Dent in Yorkshire to John Willan (1669 – 1740) and Cicily Capstacke (1673 - 1730), Ann became the wife of Charles Airey (also spelt as Ayrey; 1707 – 1781) on 25th December 1727 in Dent, with whom she had five children including William Airey who connects Ann to Cometanic ancestry. It is recorded that Ann Airey died at the age of thirty-nine in Dent, Yorkshire and was buried on 17th June 1746 in Dent, York.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is categorised as part of the 10th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astralist

**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**
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**High Earth**
Appellatology/Definition

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## **Appellatology**

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> the study of different titles and demonyms ascribed to Astronism, or to something related to it (e.g. Cometan, Astronarianism).
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* **Appellatological** | ˌapəˈləˈtɒlədʒɪk(ə)l | adjective
* **Appellatologically** | ˌapəˈləˈtɒlədʒɪkli | adverb
* **Appellatologist** | ˌapəˈləˈtɒlədʒɪst | noun

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **appellato-**, denoting an appellation or title, combined with the suffix **-ology** denoting a subject area; meaning ‘the study of appellations and titles.’
Astra

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## Cult of the Astra

### Main belief

That worship of the Astra is the only way to achieve transcension and corporeal cosmosis.

### Mother religion

Astronism

**Astra**, also known as the **Cult of the Astra**, or the **Astra Cult**, is an Astronist denomination founded during The Year of Completion (2019) by Cometan.

## Concept of the Astra in Astronist eschatology

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

The concept of the **Astra** finds it origins in the writings of Cometan regarding eschatology of Astronism.
Alice Airey

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## Alice Airey

**Alice Airey** (also spelt as **Arey**; née **Thistlethwaite**; April 13, 1745 – c. 1771) was the 7th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Dent, Yorkshire, Alice was the wife of William Airey whom she married on 16th June 1764 and with whom she had at least one offspring named Elizabeth Airey who connects Alice to Cometanic ancestry.

Her parents were Christopher Thistlethwaite and Elizabeth Lamb. Alice died when her daughter was just five years old; Alice herself was thirty-five.  Alice is recorded as having been buried on 17th November 1771 in Dent, Yorkshire.

In Cometanic ancestry, Alice is categorised as part of the 9th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Appellation

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**Astronism** · Kosma · Sophism · Cosmism
****Appellation** types**
Cryptonymity · Dyadonymity · Eponymity · Hyperappellation · Inaptronymity · Polynymity · Toponymity · Trade appellation ·
**Concepts and terms**

Appellated - the past participle of the verb to appellate.
Armarium

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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**

[3:8:34] An armarium, in Millettarian Architecture, is a type of small library within some planetariums, typically holding philosophical, cosmological, and astronomical books.
Astro-Aristotelianism

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Dispositional · Philosophical · Practical · Religious · Theoretical
**Other forms**
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**I-P**
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**Q-Z**
Astration/Definition

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#### noun | *Astroanthropology*

> prehistoric and ancient use of the stars for navigation, considered a result of astronomical religion based on utility; classified as a religious activity in Astronist theory.
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### Derivatives

* **Astrational** | əˈstreɪʃ(ə)nəl | adjective
* **Astrationally** | əˈstreɪʃ(ə)nəli | adverb
* **Astrationality** | əˈstreɪʃ(ə)nəlɪti | noun

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **astra-**, denoting stars or something astronomical, combined with the suffix **-ation** denoting an action or practice; meaning ‘the making of time.’
Anne Foxcroft

**Anne Foxcroft** (also spelt as **Foxcrofte**; née **Redmayne**; c. 1560 – ????) was the 13th great-grandmother, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the McKerney family line. Born in Thornton-in-Lonsdale, Ingleton, Anne is understood to have been the wife of George Foxcrofte on 30th October 1580. Her parents are known to have been called William and Alice Redman.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is categorised as part of the 15th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Aspects of Astronism

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Ancient Astronic religions

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(Before c.3300 BCE)
Archaeoastronism (*List of branches*) · Proto-astralism · North Star cult · Solar religion · Star-cults · Stonehenge religion
**Ancient**
(c. 3300 BCE to c. 1 BCE)
Asteria · Astraea · Astraeus ·
Astrolatrism (Moon temple · Moon worship · Sun temple · Sun worship) · Astrology *(List of traditions)* · Morning Star · Sabaism · Stellar deity *(List)*
**Modern
(Pre-Cometanic forms)**
(c. 1 CE to c. 2000 CE)
Modern astrology · Planet worship · Russian cosmism · Transhumanism
**Contemporary
(Cometanic forms)**
Astronism
**(Non-Cometanic forms)**
Bruere Praxis · Goertzel Cosmism · Space Renaissance International · Terasem Faith · Turing Church
**Astronic-related religions**
Ancient Egyptian · Anthroposophy · Aztec · Babylonian · Humanism · Mandaeism · Mayan religion · Mesopotamian · Native American · Neopaganism · Shamanism · Shang-Zhou theology · Singularitarianism · Sumerian · Zoroastrianism · Zuni religion
Astrolatry · Astromancy · Astrotheology · Geocentrism · Heliocentrism · Transtellation
**Astronist**
Astrocentricity · Cosmocentricity · Cosmomancy · Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos · Millettarian cosmology · Millettarian worldview · Sentientism
**Astronic-related beliefs**
Astral therapy

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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 therapy** is a
Aretology

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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**
Anti-anthropocentrism/Definition

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## **Anti-anthropocentrism**

#### noun (also **Anthropincentrism**)

> the worldview opposing the notion that humankind is the central or most important element of existence, often instead opting to elevate the astronomical world (cosmocentrism), God (theocentrism), technology (technocentrism) or animals (biocentrism) as central; in Astronist philosophy, often used synonymously with cosmocentrism.
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* **Anti-anthropocentric** | ˈantiˌanθrəpə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪk | adjective
* **Anti-anthropocentrically** | ˈantiˌanθrəpə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪk(ə)li | adverb
* **Anti-anthropocentrist** | ˈantiˌanθrəpə(ʊ)ˈsɛntrɪst | noun

### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the prefix **anti-**, denoting opposition, combined with the word **anthropocentrism** denoting the worldview that considers humanity as the most important aspect of existence; meaning ‘opposition to humanity as central.’
Anne Ryley

**Anne Ryley** (1536 – 1600) was the 15th great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Taylor family line. Anne is understood to have been the daughter of Geoffrey Ryley (1510 – 1575), although the identity of her mother remains unknown. Anne is known to have married Ralph Pownall  (1536 – 1607) and to have given birth to Humphrey Pownall (1560 – 1614). Anne is also recorded as having died at the age of sixty-four in England although an exact date and place of death for Anne remains unknown.

In Cometanic ancestry, Anne is categorised as part of the 17th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Astral disposition/Definition

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## **Astral disposition**

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> of a person’s mind and character, intimately aligned and affected by the affairs of the night sky, especially as a result of astronomical religiosity.
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* Astro-English: from Astronese, the phrase **astral disposition** was coined by Cometan during The Year of Completion due to his experience of a mood swing directly as a result of the visibility and movements of the night sky.
Astral introspection/Definition

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## **Astral introspection**

#### noun (also **Astronist introspection**)

> the use of contemplative practices to evaluate the state of one’s astronality and their proximity to astrosis.
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* Astro-English: from Astronese, the word **astral**, denoting the stars or the astronomical world as a whole, alongside the word **introspection** denoting contemplative practices of self-reflection; meaning ‘reflection on the astronomical world and one’s connection to it.’
Ann Leach Taylor

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**Ann Taylor** (née **Leach**; April 1854 – ????) was the 3rd great-grandmother of Cometan, classified as one of Cometan’s distant paternal ancestors in the Taylor family line. Born in Oldham, Lancashire, Ann is recorded as having been the daughter of Samuel Leach and Maria Jane Lister and to have married James Taylor on 1st January 1872 at St Peter’s Church in Oldham. Ann Taylor is registered as having given birth to Fred Taylor in 1878. The details surrounding Ann’s death remain unknown.

In Cometanic ancestry, Ann is categorised as part of the 5th generation retrograde, classifying her as a distant ancestor of Cometan.
Appelliage

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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**

[3:8:28] An appelliage, in Millettarian Architecture, is the view of a Millettarian building from the front, especially in architectural design, and theory.
An Investigation of Astronist Theology

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Astra/Definition

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## **Astra**

#### noun

> the belief that pockets or residue of the Astran metaphysical force are able to be interacted with by those whom have achieved astrosis and that these facets of the Astran possess an omniscient insight into individual destinies, the future, and the nature of the afterlife; a central belief of the Cult of Astra.
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### Origin and etymology

* Astro-English: from Astronese, the lone combining form **astra-**, denoting a facet or residue of the Astran.