Appendices

APPENDIX I
THE BOOK’S STRUCTURE

PANDÉCT (Ancient Greek «containing everything», «all-receiving») — a comprehensive collection of works that serves as a keimelion.
SELÍS (Ancient Greek «book») — a self-contained part of the pandect (e.g. «Evor»).
SÝNTAGMA (Ancient Greek «book», «arrangement in a certain order») — a book that unites a series of mithevmas sharing a common characteristic.
MÍTHEVMA (Ancient Greek «(that which is) told», «the thing narrated») — an individual work, a self-contained text composed of logions and, when necessary, divided into enons.
ENÓN (Ancient Greek «contained») — a part of the mithevma, roughly corresponding to a chapter.
LÓGION (Ancient Greek «saying») — an individual sentence, a distinct unit that forms part of both the mithevma and the enon.

KIMÉLION (Ancient Greek «carefully preserved property», «value», «treasure») — a body of texts (or an individual text, or a part thereof) belonging to the Teaching of the United Temple and having special significance for it.

APPENDIX II
GLOSSARY OF NAMES

ANÁBASIS — Ancient Greek «ascent»; the second mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
APÉIRON — Ancient Greek «the boundless»; the fifth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
DÓRON — Ancient Greek «gifts»; a selis that forms part of the pandect «Erma».
DÉON — Ancient Greek «the proper»; the fifth mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
EVANGÉLON — Ancient Greek «proclaiming the good news»; the first mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
EUBOULÉUS — Ancient Greek «giver of good counsel»; the third mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
EVÓR — Ancient Greek «timely»; a selis that forms part of the pandect «Erma».
EÓSPHOR — Ancient Greek «light-bearer»; the fourth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
EPISTOLÉ — Ancient Greek «letters», «epistles»; a selis that forms part of the pandect «Erma».
ÉRMA — Ancient Greek «foundation», «base», «source»; the pandect that includes the selis «Evor». HISTORÍA — Ancient Greek «knowledge gained from others»; the second syntagma of the selis «Evor».
KALÓN — Ancient Greek «the beautiful»; the eighth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
KATÉKON — Ancient Greek «responsibilities», «duty»; the seventh mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
MARTYRÍA — Ancient Greek «evidence»; the first mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
MÉLONT — Ancient Greek «the forthcoming»; the sixth mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
ODÉ — Ancient Greek «song»; the seventh mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
ÓNTA — Ancient Greek «the truly existent»; the third mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
PANALETHÉS — Ancient Greek «speaking complete truth»; the third syntagma of the selis «Evor».
PARÁKLESIS — Ancient Greek «appeal», «exhortation»; the tenth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
PAREGÓREMA — Ancient Greek «healing remedy»; the ninth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
PRÓMAKHOS — Ancient Greek «foremost warrior»; the sixth mithevma of the syntagma «Theophant».
SEBÁST — Ancient Greek «high», «revered», «exalted by the gods»; the second mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
THEMÉLIOS — Ancient Greek «foundation stone», «base»; the fourth mithevma of the syntagma «Panalethes».
THEÓPHANT — Ancient Greek «divinely revealed»; the first syntagma of the selis «Evor».

APPENDIX III
AUTHORS

Avárn — God of Opposition to the Good (the Dragon), the author of the meanings of the mithevma «Katekon» (selis «Evor»)
Airóm-Bár — author of the meanings of the mithevmas «Instructions to the Son» and «Consolation» (selis «Doron»)
Atarkhát — founder of the Teaching of the United Temple, author of the pandect
Athéna — God of Righteous Struggle, author of the meanings of the mithevma «Promakhos» (selis «Evor»)
Bairtám — author of the meanings of the mithevmas «The Fathers» and «The Mortal Song» (selis «Doron»)
Chói-Cho — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Precious Belt» (selis «Doron»)
El — God of Unity, author of the meanings of the mithevma «Apeiron» (selis «Evor»)
Emére — God of Wisdom, author of the meanings of the mithevmas «Evangelon», «Anabasis», «Eubouleus» and «Eosphor» (selis «Evor») Iáni — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Stories of Daretkhat» (selis «Doron»)
Layán — God of Healing, author of the meanings of the mithevma «Paregorema» (selis «Evor»)
Leúma — author of the meanings of the mithevma «Life» (selis «Doron»)
Mai’é — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Hymn» (selis «Doron»)
Mézkhon — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Conversation» (selis «Doron»)
Nynevékh — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Twenty Days» (selis «Doron»)
Oín Emlá — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Four Leaves» (selis «Doron»)
Órffinn — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Great God» (selis «Doron»)
Pelléna — God of the Beautiful, author of the meanings of the mithevma «Kalon» (selis «Evor»)
Ranakésh — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Teacher» (selis «Doron»)
Rokhamí — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Song of Rokhami» (selis «Doron»)
Sóylis — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Summit» (selis «Doron»)
Semmáier — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Walker» (selis «Doron»)
Sher-Andér — author of the meanings of the mithevmas «The Five Pearls» and «The Path» (selis «Doron»)
Tantaíddan — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Vision» (selis «Doron»)
Takhiláma — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Stone» (selis «Doron»)
Te — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Narrative» (selis «Doron»)
Toméinon Teré Minkezо́ — author of the meanings of the mithevmas «The Circle» and «The Second Word» (selis «Doron»)
Tová — author of the meanings of the mithevmas «The Tale of Vlay», «The Hand» and «The Legend of Atamá-Ullé» (selis «Doron»)
Vez — author of the meanings of the mithevma «The Particle» (selis «Doron»)
Véno — God of the Human Race, author of the meanings of the mithevma «Paraklesis» (selis «Evor»)

THEODÍDAKT — Ancient Greek «taught by God»
ARKHEGÉT — Ancient Greek «founder», «leader»

APPENDIX IV
MEANINGS OF SOME CONCEPTS

The Teaching of Hermes — The Teaching of the United Temple.
True Teaching — one of the names of the Teaching of Hermes.
true teaching — a qualitative definition of the Teaching of Hermes.
Being — Being as such, being in itself, as a phenomenon.
being — being (existence) of something.
Good — The Good as such, as a phenomenon.
good — good as a quality or result of some phenomenon, process, or action.
Great; Great One Walking the Path; Great Essence — The Creator.
Eternity — the duration of the Creator’s stay in his current state.
Creation — The Creator as a system of three interpenetrating worlds.
Nature — the totality of interacting particles of the World-Order.
Universe — the physical cosmos.
first of the worlds; first world — the world of Spirit.
second of the worlds; second world — the world of energy.
third of the worlds; third world — the world of matter, the physical world.
world of people — the region of the Universe inhabited by humans.
world — the nature of the human world as a single organism.
Primordial Ones — The Great Beginnings.
Wise — God of Wisdom (Emere, Hermes).
Wisdom — Wisdom as such, as a phenomenon.
wisdom — a quality that can belong to a being possessed of active reason/intellect.
Truth — Truth as such, as a phenomenon.
truth — objective reality in relation to something.
not aware / unaware — in most cases refers to a being not endowed with active reason/intellect.