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Links with "(Book)" in parentheses are used to distinguish between articles about a subject and articles about a book with the same name as the subject. Articles about books without ambiguous titles do not use (Book) in the title. Articles with (Text) in parentheses indicate all or some of the actual text of the document. Title Links are to articles about the document, not to a full text copy of the document or book. The actual text, if available, would be the title followed by the word text in parentheses, for example: 'Kaphrimmoth (text).' | Links with "(Book)" in parentheses are used to distinguish between articles about a subject and articles about a book with the same name as the subject. Articles about books without ambiguous titles do not use (Book) in the title. Articles with (Text) in parentheses indicate all or some of the actual text of the document. Title Links are to articles about the document, not to a full text copy of the document or book. The actual text, if available, would be the title followed by the word text in parentheses, for example: 'Kaphrimmoth (text).' | ||
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|[[Abnegations of Saint Treel]]||||St. Treel||1018-1029||Ebinóëse||{{icon|availability5}}||{{icon|primarysource}} teaches the principles of self-denial practiced by the saint and the basis of the Trelevite Order. | |[[Abnegations of Saint Treel]]||||St. Treel||1018-1029||Ebinóëse||{{icon|availability5}}||{{icon|primarysource}} teaches the principles of self-denial practiced by the saint and the basis of the Trelevite Order. | ||
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|[[Accord of the Princes of Law, Gavrighauve Edition]]||Treaty||Various||2589||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||{{icon|availability5}}||{{icon|primarysource}} 64-year ([[Gavrighauve]] Edition of Historic [[Accord of the Princes of Law]] | |[[Accord of the Princes of Law, Gavrighauve Edition]]||Treaty||Various||2589||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||{{icon|availability5}}||{{icon|primarysource}} 64-year ([[Gavrighauve]] Edition of Historic [[Accord of the Princes of Law]] | ||
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| − | |[[Account of Early Gonfalese Settlement]], An|||History||[[Hespeich borna Nasffa of Blamffa]]||2632||Gonfalese|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} gives history of Gonfalese Tribes and their origin from Medibgö in late 13th century | + | |[[Account of Early Gonfalese Settlement]], An|||History||[[Hespeich borna Nasffa of Blamffa]]||2632||[[Gonfalese Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} gives history of Gonfalese Tribes and their origin from Medibgö in late 13th century |
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| − | |[[Account of Lord Bragdathauch's Expedition to Southern Skaligdæ]], The||History||[[Ofalde dalg Iaibh]]||2413||Pytharnian|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | + | |[[Account of Lord Bragdathauch's Expedition to Southern Skaligdæ]], The||History||[[Ofalde dalg Iaibh]]||2413||[[Pytharnian Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} |
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| − | |[[Acts of the General Congress of Bryndyd]]||Minutes|| ||2587||Classical Yophenthean|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} | + | |[[Acts of the General Congress of Bryndyd]]||Minutes|| ||2587||[[Classical Yophenthean]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} |
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| − | |[[Acts of the Senate of the Republic of Aurice]]||Minutes||Aurician Senate||2625+|| | + | |[[Acts of the Senate of the Republic of Aurice]]||Minutes||Aurician Senate||2625+||Lucacian||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Aurician Senate, info before and since 2625, year of Revolution |
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| − | |[[Address of Zihera kath Z’alulah to warriors of the Seventh Isbajath]]|| | + | |[[Address of Zihera kath Z’alulah to warriors of the Seventh Isbajath]]||Address||[[Zihera kath Z'alulah]]||Year||[[Khahonri Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Address of Incarnandist commander to warriors during the [[Seventh Isbajath]] |
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|[[Aeronautical Almanac]]|| || || || || || | |[[Aeronautical Almanac]]|| || || || || || | ||
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|[[Against Chaos]]||Treatise|| || || || || | |[[Against Chaos]]||Treatise|| || || || || | ||
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| − | |[[Against Zebdomanius]]||Religious||[[Authorship]]||ca 870||Classical Yophenthean||Av||Arathracian Tract against the prophet Zebdomanius | + | |[[Against Zebdomanius]]||Religious||[[Authorship]]||ca 870||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||Av||Arathracian Tract against the prophet Zebdomanius |
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| − | |[[Alehouse Rumors and the | + | |[[Alehouse Rumors and the Summoning of the Mad Gods]]|| ||[[Bírddahab glacha Köín Sträbidwo]]||2725||[[Medibgóëse Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} |
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|[[Alliance of Two Hearts]], An||History||[[Authorship]]||2658||[[Asbardian Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||History of the Arathracian and Incarnandist forces in the [[Eighth Isbajath]] | |[[Alliance of Two Hearts]], An||History||[[Authorship]]||2658||[[Asbardian Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||History of the Arathracian and Incarnandist forces in the [[Eighth Isbajath]] | ||
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| − | |[[Amandal Plateau: Journeys and Reconciliations]], The|| || || || || || | + | |[[Amandal Plateau: Journeys and Reconciliations]], The|| ||2698|| || || || |
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| − | |[[Amatory Rites]]|| || ||2648||Corundian||5|| | + | |[[Amatory Rites]]|| || ||2648||[[Corundian Language]]||5|| |
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| − | |[[Ambrinquan Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Ebinóëse ||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship | + | |[[Ambrinquan Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||[[Ebinóëse Language]]||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship |
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|[[Among the Submarine Civilizations of the West Pallathantic]]|| || || || || ||Merfolk Cities, Siul, Naquir, etc. | |[[Among the Submarine Civilizations of the West Pallathantic]]|| || || || || ||Merfolk Cities, Siul, Naquir, etc. | ||
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| − | |[[Ancient and Holy Points of the Sun]], The||Treatise||[[Midrevain dhal Tuicha Galtaha]]||2487||Asbardian|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} explains the Arathracian religious observances associated with the high holy days that celebrate the voyage of the sun through the year | + | |[[Ancient and Holy Points of the Sun]], The||Treatise||[[Midrevain dhal Tuicha Galtaha]]||2487||[[Asbardian Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} explains the Arathracian religious observances associated with the high holy days that celebrate the voyage of the sun through the year |
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|[[Ancient Dragon Lairs of Shaddago]]|| || || || ||{{icon|availability3}}|| | |[[Ancient Dragon Lairs of Shaddago]]|| || || || ||{{icon|availability3}}|| | ||
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|[[Ancient Schism of the Skyfaring Forefathers of the Jaggudorns]], The|| || |||||||| | |[[Ancient Schism of the Skyfaring Forefathers of the Jaggudorns]], The|| || |||||||| | ||
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| − | |[[Annals of Amyrn]]||History||[[ | + | |[[Annals of Amyrn]]||History||[[Meibddraig borna Graín Syllwigch]]||1670||[[Gonfalese Language]]||Av|| |
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|[[Anti-Printing Press Statutes and the Accord of the Princes of Law]], The||Treatise||[[Äknasso Idb]]||2619||[[Medibgóëse Language|Medibgóëse]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} origin and scope of laws restricting printing press | |[[Anti-Printing Press Statutes and the Accord of the Princes of Law]], The||Treatise||[[Äknasso Idb]]||2619||[[Medibgóëse Language|Medibgóëse]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} origin and scope of laws restricting printing press | ||
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|[[Asbardian Dragon Knights in the Great Sky War]]||History||[[Iblaigath dhal Dwail Mighir]]||2638||[[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]]||{{icon|availability4}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[Asbardian Dragon Knights in the Great Sky War]]||History||[[Iblaigath dhal Dwail Mighir]]||2638||[[Asbardian Language|Asbardian]]||{{icon|availability4}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[Asdaurian Expedition of Prakanuza Company]]||Travel Account||[[Paradeisius Iugain]]||2720||[[ | + | |[[Asdaurian Expedition of Prakanuza Company]]||Travel Account||[[Paradeisius Iugain]]||2720||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}||{{icon|primarysource}} |
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| − | |[[Aturyandakumi]]||Epic||[[Garshaha Rubhira]]||ca 7900s AS||Kalaman|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} epic of the hero-king Aturyanda, [[Great Flood Survivor Cultures|survivor of the Great Flood]] and founder of ancient Kalama | + | |[[Aturyandakumi]]||Epic||[[Garshaha Rubhira]]||ca 7900s AS||[[Kalaman Language]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} epic of the hero-king Aturyanda, [[Great Flood Survivor Cultures|survivor of the Great Flood]] and founder of ancient Kalama |
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| − | |[[Aurice Before the Dark Prince]]||History||[[Pagag Mantva]]||2674|| | + | |[[Aurice Before the Dark Prince]]||History||[[Pagag Mantva]]||2674||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} History of Aurice before [[Prince Ulcanov]] |
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| − | |[[Aurician Colonial Policy from Grand Duchy to Republic]]||History||[[Barias ennekhá Perevath]]||2653|| | + | |[[Aurician Colonial Policy from Grand Duchy to Republic]]||History||[[Barias ennekhá Perevath]]||2653||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}|| |
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| − | |[[Aurician Military Engagements of the Sewdhaine War]]||Military History||[[Jamunyat ennekhá Tmaru]]||2693|| | + | |[[Aurician Military Engagements of the Sewdhaine War]]||Military History||[[Jamunyat ennekhá Tmaru]]||2693||[[Lucacian Language]]|||| |
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|[[Aurician Republic]], The||Political Treatise||[[Authorship]]||2685||[[Tassan Language]]||Av||development and interpretation of Noble Republic of Aurice, 2627 to 2685 | |[[Aurician Republic]], The||Political Treatise||[[Authorship]]||2685||[[Tassan Language]]||Av||development and interpretation of Noble Republic of Aurice, 2627 to 2685 | ||
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|[[Aurician Sky Politics in Agogia]]||History||[[Jhatta ennekhá Danakh]]||2689||Language||{{icon|availability4}}||Remarks | |[[Aurician Sky Politics in Agogia]]||History||[[Jhatta ennekhá Danakh]]||2689||Language||{{icon|availability4}}||Remarks | ||
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| − | |[[Aurician Transit Corridors]]||Engineering||[[Bayskon Ulagogo]]||2732|| | + | |[[Aurician Transit Corridors]]||Engineering||[[Bayskon Ulagogo]]||2732||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||Transit Corridors from the city proper |
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| − | |[[Azbulihan's Guide to Djinn of Weshif]]||Guide||[[Azbulihan ikib Asulimaana]]||2421||Dagaithi||||Account of Djinn of Weshif, history of relations, wars with humans, [[Isbajutha]], Paphutaikim's Isbajath, Gorcorumbese assault against Valley of the Djinn | + | |[[Azbulihan's Guide to Djinn of Weshif]]||Guide||[[Azbulihan ikib Asulimaana]]||2421||[[Dagaithi Language]]||||Account of Djinn of Weshif, history of relations, wars with humans, [[Isbajutha]], Paphutaikim's Isbajath, Gorcorumbese assault against Valley of the Djinn |
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|[[Bahraz]], The||Religious||||||Dagaithi||{{icon|availability4}}||The seminal text of the [[Imzaha]] Religion | |[[Bahraz]], The||Religious||||||Dagaithi||{{icon|availability4}}||The seminal text of the [[Imzaha]] Religion | ||
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| − | |[[Basiliary Codex]]||Religious||various||23rd C|| | + | |[[Basiliary Codex]]||Religious||various||23rd C||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||{{icon|availability3}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Incarnandist record, followed by blessing by Incarnandist monks, [[Khahonri Language]]; includes later glosses in Asbardian |
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| − | |[[Bathtimes of Lord Ulcanov]], The||Libretto|||||| | + | |[[Bathtimes of Lord Ulcanov]], The||Libretto||[[Tmaru Vazancha]]||2694||[[Lucacian Language]]|||| Composer: [[Enrayom the Cantiran]] |
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| − | |[[Battle of Pytharnia One Hundred Years Later]], The||Military History||[[Ontairgain dalg Mehailgean]]||2674||Pytharnian; Medibgóëse, Asbardian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Pivotal Battle of Pytharnia in GSW | + | |[[Battle of Pytharnia One Hundred Years Later]], The||Military History||[[Ontairgain dalg Mehailgean]]||2674||[[Pytharnian Language]]; [[Medibgóëse Language]], [[Asbardian Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Pivotal Battle of Pytharnia in GSW |
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|[[Best Hotels and Inns of Amyrn and its Countryside]]||Travel Guide||[[Asthubir umba Kasffarig]]||2714||[[Gonfalese Language]], [[Asbardian Language]], [[Pytharnian Language]]||Av||Remarks | |[[Best Hotels and Inns of Amyrn and its Countryside]]||Travel Guide||[[Asthubir umba Kasffarig]]||2714||[[Gonfalese Language]], [[Asbardian Language]], [[Pytharnian Language]]||Av||Remarks | ||
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| − | |[[Best Loved Goscund Bards]]||Biographical|| ||2603|| | + | |[[Best Loved Goscund Bards]]||Biographical|| ||2603||[[Lucacian Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} biography of selected Goscund Bards, their lives and works |
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|[[Bickerbat's Tales]]||Children's|| || || || ||Children's stories told by a talking horse; originally from the Shadmaus | |[[Bickerbat's Tales]]||Children's|| || || || ||Children's stories told by a talking horse; originally from the Shadmaus | ||
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| − | |[[Bijälian Imperial Strategy in the Shadevan]]||Geopolitics||[[Jhatta ennekhá Danakh]]||2682|| | + | |[[Bijälian Imperial Strategy in the Shadevan]]||Geopolitics||[[Jhatta ennekhá Danakh]]||2682||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}|| |
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| − | |[[Bijälian Legacy]], The||History||[[Fastorn Arvondunve]]||2685|| | + | |[[Bijälian Legacy]], The||History||[[Fastorn Arvondunve]]||2685||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}|| |
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|[[Bladewringing Swords of Barystonian Trevirs]]||Guide||[[Kéwbdraig umba Groichdrubal of Tanthgefri]]||2652||[[Pytharnian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[Bladewringing Swords of Barystonian Trevirs]]||Guide||[[Kéwbdraig umba Groichdrubal of Tanthgefri]]||2652||[[Pytharnian Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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|[[Bone Magic of the Beastfolk]]|| || || || || || | |[[Bone Magic of the Beastfolk]]|| || || || || || | ||
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| − | |[[Book of Aireánnau]]||Religious||attributed to Aireánnau|| ||Yophenthean||Av||authorship deemed spurious | + | |[[Book of Aireánnau]]||Religious||attributed to Aireánnau|| ||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||Av||authorship deemed spurious |
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|[[Book of Arathracontis]]||History||[[Authorship]]|| || ||Av||Primary Source for [[Fourth Isbajath]] | |[[Book of Arathracontis]]||History||[[Authorship]]|| || ||Av||Primary Source for [[Fourth Isbajath]] | ||
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| − | |[[Catalogue of the Witchlands]]||Geographical||[[Griffain Vedachier of Magetown]]||2643|| | + | |[[Catalogue of the Witchlands]]||Geographical||[[Griffain Vedachier of Magetown]]||2643||[[Lucacian Language]]||||list and description of the Throe Wastes of Lucacia |
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| − | |[[Children of Miyanikhiya]]||Biographical||[[Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice]]||2614|| | + | |[[Children of Miyanikhiya]]||Biographical||[[Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice]]||2614||[[Lucacian Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Children of the Incarnandina and their roles in the [[Isbajutha]], especially the [[Fifth Isbajath]] |
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|[[Chronicle of the Companions of Jedhur Dragonwilled]], the||History||[[Authorship]]||ca 2300||[[Khahonri Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||History of [[Eighth Isbajath]] | |[[Chronicle of the Companions of Jedhur Dragonwilled]], the||History||[[Authorship]]||ca 2300||[[Khahonri Language]]||{{icon|availability4}}||History of [[Eighth Isbajath]] | ||
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|[[Collected Letters of Croin Paskanoppo (2719 to 2745)]]||Correspondence||[[Croin Paskanoppo]]||2753||Ebinóëse, Ithatian, Corundian, Tassan, Yophenthean|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Letters of Ebinóëse Political Dissident | |[[Collected Letters of Croin Paskanoppo (2719 to 2745)]]||Correspondence||[[Croin Paskanoppo]]||2753||Ebinóëse, Ithatian, Corundian, Tassan, Yophenthean|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Letters of Ebinóëse Political Dissident | ||
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| − | |[[Collected Letters of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||Type||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2638||Thracian||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Editor | + | |[[Collected Letters of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||Type||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2638||[[Thracian Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Editor |
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|[[Collection of Thetzisari Idioms]]|| ||[[Agdaskalos]]|| || || || | |[[Collection of Thetzisari Idioms]]|| ||[[Agdaskalos]]|| || || || | ||
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|[[Commandments of Arathrax]]||Religious||Traditional||ca 250 to ca 550 AI||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||Av||Revelations from the God Arathrax to [[Erithragean]] and his successors, with their explanations of the commandments, part of the [[Book of Arathrax]] | |[[Commandments of Arathrax]]||Religious||Traditional||ca 250 to ca 550 AI||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||Av||Revelations from the God Arathrax to [[Erithragean]] and his successors, with their explanations of the commandments, part of the [[Book of Arathrax]] | ||
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| − | |[[Combat of Airdred]], The||Poem||[[Alabast ennekhá Gaskondain Balacha]]||late 2300's||[[ | + | |[[Combat of Airdred]], The||Poem||[[Alabast ennekhá Gaskondain Balacha]]||late 2300's||[[Lucacian Language]]||Av||Legendary Account of Combat between [[Prince Ulcanov]] and [[Airdred the Wily]] |
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| − | |[[Concerning Warfare Among the Pytharnians]]||Treatise||[[Shibziadáin ishbiz Bakhuilub]]||1011| | + | |[[Concerning Warfare Among the Pytharnians]]||Treatise||[[Shibziadáin ishbiz Bakhuilub]]||1011|[[Ithradic Dwarven Language]]||||discusses human warfare from the viewpoint of the Ithradic dwarves; includes much information about Yophenthean warfare |
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| − | |[[Concordance of Spectral Phenomena of the Amosgire]]||Reference||[[Heikumbadd umb'Aínb of Malfaleel]]||2687||Gonfalese||3||{{icon|tertiarysource}} | + | |[[Concordance of Spectral Phenomena of the Amosgire]]||Reference||[[Heikumbadd umb'Aínb of Malfaleel]]||2687||[[Gonfalese Language]]||3||{{icon|tertiarysource}} |
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|[[Conjugal Customs of the Ambrulian Centaur Tribes]]|| || || || || || | |[[Conjugal Customs of the Ambrulian Centaur Tribes]]|| || || || || || | ||
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|[[Constitutions of the Empire]]||Law|| || ||Pytharnian; Medibgóëse|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Magdalan Law Codes | |[[Constitutions of the Empire]]||Law|| || ||Pytharnian; Medibgóëse|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Magdalan Law Codes | ||
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| − | |[[Corundian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Corundian||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship | + | |[[Corundian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||[[Corundian Language]]||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship |
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| − | |[[Corundy and the Fifth Geddamin War]]||History||[[Rhionantis the Elder of Aurice]]||2611|| | + | |[[Corundy and the Fifth Geddamin War]]||History||[[Rhionantis the Elder of Aurice]]||2611||[[Lucacian Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} Causes, Events, and interpretation of the Fifth Geddamin War |
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| − | |[[Cospian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Cospian||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship | + | |[[Cospian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||[[Cospian Language]]||{{icon|availability1}}||{{icon|primarysource}} Chaos Worship |
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|[[Costumes of the Magdalan Court in the Twenty Seventh Century]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[Costumes of the Magdalan Court in the Twenty Seventh Century]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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|[[Death of Tavikre Shawath]], The||Epic|| || || || ||{{icon|primarysource}} | |[[Death of Tavikre Shawath]], The||Epic|| || || || ||{{icon|primarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[Decree of Annexation of the Shadevan Provinces (2589)]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2589||Thracian, | + | |[[Decree of the Annexation of the Shadevan Provinces (2589)]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2589||[[Thracian Language]], [[Lucacian Language]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Legal Decree that Shadevan Islands are independent from Ithatia and under protection of Aurice |
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| − | |[[Decree of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl Concerning Corundy]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2584||Thracian, | + | |[[Decree of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl Concerning Corundy]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2584||[[Thracian Language]], [[Lucacian Language]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Legal Decree that the mainland of Corundy is free from all Gorcorumbese Dominion |
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| − | |[[Decree of Universal Emancipation throughout the Grand Duchy of Aurice (2576)]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2576|| Thracian, | + | |[[Decree of Universal Emancipation throughout the Grand Duchy of Aurice (2576)]]||Law||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]||2576||[[Thracian Language]], [[Lucacian Language]]||||{{icon|primarysource}} Legal decree that emancipated serfs in Lucacia |
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|[[Delicacies of Old Magdala]]|| || ||2633||Pytharnian|| ||Cookbook | |[[Delicacies of Old Magdala]]|| || ||2633||Pytharnian|| ||Cookbook | ||
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|[[Derivations Common to Pallathanto-Toruvian Languages]]|| ||[[Arrham Taspänuk]]||2635|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[Derivations Common to Pallathanto-Toruvian Languages]]|| ||[[Arrham Taspänuk]]||2635|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[Descent of the Giants]]||Treatise||[[Orkybanthius of Zander]]||ca 350||Ithatian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Orkybanthus of Zander details his theories of the origins of giants, touches upon Titan history; references Ithatian, Midretassene, Kalaman, and Shelekhumbian creation accounts; cosmology | + | |[[Descent of the Giants]]||Treatise||[[Orkybanthius of Zander]]||ca 350||[[Ithatian Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Orkybanthus of Zander details his theories of the origins of giants, touches upon Titan history; references Ithatian, Midretassene, Kalaman, and Shelekhumbian creation accounts; cosmology |
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|[[Dialogues of Mando]], The||Philosophical||[[Mando]]||ca 50||[[Classical Ithatian]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} | |[[Dialogues of Mando]], The||Philosophical||[[Mando]]||ca 50||[[Classical Ithatian]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[Early Air Battles of the Titancraft Age]]||||||2658||Asbardian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Gorcorumbese and early human titancraft air vessels, Covers about 2580 to 2620 | + | |[[Early Air Battles of the Titancraft Age]]||Military History||[[Guspean dhal Cumdha Gamfidhrin]]||2658||Asbardian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Gorcorumbese and early human titancraft air vessels, Covers about 2580 to 2620 |
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| − | |[[Early Arathracian Priest-Kings]]||History||[[Caspain dhal Daghoidhe Thiga dhaila Ithraig]]||2468||Asbardian|| ||History of First Rulers of Yophenthea, beginning with [[Erithraigean]] | + | |[[Early Arathracian Priest-Kings]]||History||[[Caspain dhal Daghoidhe Thiga dhaila Ithraig]]||2468||[[Asbardian Language]]|| ||History of First Rulers of Yophenthea, beginning with [[Erithraigean]] |
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|[[Elements of Pytharnian Philology]]||||[[Arrham Taspänuk]]||2627|||||| | |[[Elements of Pytharnian Philology]]||||[[Arrham Taspänuk]]||2627|||||| | ||
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|[[Erechórebese Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Erechórebese||{{icon|availability1}}||Chaos Worship | |[[Erechórebese Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Erechórebese||{{icon|availability1}}||Chaos Worship | ||
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| − | |[[Eregioadine Sacramentary]]||Ecclesiastical||anonymous||2231||Yophenthean||||compiled during reign of Eregioadh IV, 2,226 to 2,334 | + | |[[Eregioadine Sacramentary]]||Ecclesiastical||anonymous||2231||[[Classical Yophenthean]]||||compiled during reign of Eregioadh IV, 2,226 to 2,334 |
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|[[Esthetics of Gorcorumbese Titancraft]], The|||||||||||| | |[[Esthetics of Gorcorumbese Titancraft]], The|||||||||||| | ||
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|[[Familiar Adages of High Pytharnia]]|||||||||||| | |[[Familiar Adages of High Pytharnia]]|||||||||||| | ||
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| − | |[[Famous Titancraftwrights of the Past Century]]||||||2609|| | + | |[[Famous Titancraftwrights of the Past Century]]||||||2609||Lucacian ||||{{icon|secondarysource}} outlines the lives of the most famous titancraft developers of the twenty sixth century -- the century when humans and dwarves pioneered the acquisition and improvement of titancraft |
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|[[Fate of Gungglos]], The|||||||||||| | |[[Fate of Gungglos]], The|||||||||||| | ||
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|[[Field Guide to Goblin Death Traps of the Wild Jaggudorns]]|| || || || || || | |[[Field Guide to Goblin Death Traps of the Wild Jaggudorns]]|| || || || || || | ||
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| − | |[[Fiendish Armorial]]||Esoteric||anonymous||Year|| | + | |[[Fiendish Armorial]]||Esoteric||anonymous||Year|| ||{{icon|availability2}}||{{icon|primarysource}} |
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|[[Fifteen Songs of King Llawffagain]], The||Epic||||~1550's|| || || | |[[Fifteen Songs of King Llawffagain]], The||Epic||||~1550's|| || || | ||
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| − | |[[Five Ages or the Rationalized History of Gods and Humans]]||Treatise||[[Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo]]||2414||Tassan|||| | + | |[[Five Ages or the Rationalized History of Gods and Humans]]||Treatise||[[Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo]]||2414||[[Tassan Language|Tassan]]|||| |
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| − | |[[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]]||Biographical||Amric Ethuve||2579||Ithatian; many others|||| | + | |[[Five Lives of the Princes of Chaos]]||Biographical||Amric Ethuve||2579||[[Ithatian Language]]; many others|||| |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Forbidden Memoirs of Prince Ulcanov]]||||||||Ithatian||||widely regarded as spurious and sensational | |[[Forbidden Memoirs of Prince Ulcanov]]||||||||Ithatian||||widely regarded as spurious and sensational | ||
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| − | |[[Foundations of the Oliblishi Kingdom]]||History||[[Wanwaya kath Safya]]||2527||Khahonri||Av||[[Eleventh Isbajath]] and foundation of Oliblish, ca 2300 | + | |[[Foundations of the Oliblishi Kingdom]]||History||[[Wanwaya kath Safya]]||2527||[[Khahonri Language]]||Av||[[Eleventh Isbajath]] and foundation of Oliblish, ca 2300 |
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| − | |[[From Archmagedom to Archduchy: A History of Asbardy]]||History||[[Achansmadh dhal Gnamauidh Tingolacth]]||2703||Asbardian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} covers 2200 to 2680; establishment of Bexaloth through the Sewdhaine War | + | |[[From Archmagedom to Archduchy: A History of Asbardy]]||History||[[Achansmadh dhal Gnamauidh Tingolacth]]||2703||[[Asbardian Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} covers 2200 to 2680; establishment of Bexaloth through the Sewdhaine War |
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| − | |[[From the Fifth Isbajath to the Fifth Geddamin War: The Transformation of Early Modern Aurice]]||Historical Analysis||[[Danax Aistaga]]||2702||[[ | + | |[[From the Fifth Isbajath to the Fifth Geddamin War: The Transformation of Early Modern Aurice]]||Historical Analysis||[[Danax Aistaga]]||2702||[[Lucacian Language]]||Av||{{icon|secondarysource}} |
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|[[Fundamentals of Kirxionantine Alchemy]]|| || || || || || | |[[Fundamentals of Kirxionantine Alchemy]]|| || || || || || | ||
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|[[Funerary and Civil Monuments of the Arathracians]]||Antiquarian||[[Honcha dhal Cumdha]]||2376||Asdbardian|| ||Catalogues major stone relics and funerary monuments of the Yophenthean Rulers of Asbardy | |[[Funerary and Civil Monuments of the Arathracians]]||Antiquarian||[[Honcha dhal Cumdha]]||2376||Asdbardian|| ||Catalogues major stone relics and funerary monuments of the Yophenthean Rulers of Asbardy | ||
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| − | |[[Funeral Oration of Tirkha kab Ath’on kab Haliyk]]||Oration||anonymous||late 23rd||Asbardian||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Papyrus, oration given in behalf of Incarnandist who died during time of [[Seventh Isbajath]] | + | |[[Funeral Oration of Tirkha kab Ath’on kab Haliyk]]||Oration||anonymous||late 23rd||[[Asbardian Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Papyrus, oration given in behalf of Incarnandist who died during time of [[Seventh Isbajath]] |
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | ||
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| − | |[[Galdimesan Discretion and the Senatorial Supermajority]]||Type||[[Ambrew Hask]]||2671|| | + | |[[Galdimesan Discretion and the Senatorial Supermajority]]||Type||[[Ambrew Hask]]||2671||[[Lucacian Language]]||Av|| |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Gastronomer’s Guide to Trevirs]]||Guide||||||Pytharnian||||Guide to fine and notable restaurants and bars of Trevirs | |[[Gastronomer’s Guide to Trevirs]]||Guide||||||Pytharnian||||Guide to fine and notable restaurants and bars of Trevirs | ||
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|[[Golden Age of Dragonmount Warfare in Pytharnia and Barathorn]], The||History|| ||2671|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[Golden Age of Dragonmount Warfare in Pytharnia and Barathorn]], The||History|| ||2671|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[Golden Book of Aurice]], The||Government Document|| || || | + | |[[Golden Book of Aurice]], The||Government Document|| || ||Lucacian ||||{{icon|primarysource}} Recognized officially since the reign of House Kaligär, the Golden Book of Aurice lists all the properly registered aristocratic houses and rulers of the city of Aurice and the provinces of Lucacia. The book is held in the Senatorial Palace of Aurice and is continually revised, with vellum pages being removed and added annually. |
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| − | |[[Goscundian Bestiary of Throes]]|| || || || | + | |[[Goscundian Bestiary of Throes]]|| || || ||[[Lucacian Language]]|||| |
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| − | |[[Goscundian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's|| | + | |[[Goscundian Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||[[Lucacian Language]]||{{icon|availability1}}||Chaos Worship |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Grand Duke Bijäl's Address to the Grand Army before the Battle of Qusharya]]||Type||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]|| ||Language||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} during the [[Fifth Geddamin War]] | + | |[[Grand Duke Bijäl's Address to the Grand Army before the Battle of Qusharya]]||Type||[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl]]|| ||[[Thracian Language]], [[Lucacian Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} during the [[Fifth Geddamin War]] |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl: The Phœnix of Aurice]]||Biographical||[[Vedaius Skain]], 2675 to 2746||2713|| | + | |[[Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl: The Phœnix of Aurice]]||Biographical||[[Vedaius Skain]], 2675 to 2746||2713||[[Lucacian Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} comprehensive biography of Stalcast Bijäl from birth to death |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Great Ruby Road: Barathorner Portaging]], The||||||2672||Erechórebese||||Cities and townships along the Great Ruby Road, method of portaging, kinds of portagers | + | |[[Great Ruby Road: Barathorner Portaging]], The||||||2672||[[Erechórebese Language]]||||Cities and townships along the Great Ruby Road, method of portaging, kinds of portagers |
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|[[Great Trade Ships of the Pallathantic]]|||||||||||| | |[[Great Trade Ships of the Pallathantic]]|||||||||||| | ||
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|[[Handbook of Troll Cant, Handsigns, and Customs]]|||||||||||| | |[[Handbook of Troll Cant, Handsigns, and Customs]]|||||||||||| | ||
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| − | |[[Harmony of the Cosmic Elements]]||Treatise||[[Thraspevain dhal Esbirth Yeabhola]]||2494||Asbardian||||Discusses the cosmological balance of the four classical elements | + | |[[Harmony of the Cosmic Elements]]||Treatise||[[Thraspevain dhal Esbirth Yeabhola]]||2494||[[Asbardian Language]]||||Discusses the cosmological balance of the four classical elements |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Hermeneutics of the Lygdamionic Cantos]]||Academic|| ||2537||Tassan||{{icon|availability3}}||various methods of interpreting Lygdamionic Verse from various books of manic devotions (Chaos Poetry) | |[[Hermeneutics of the Lygdamionic Cantos]]||Academic|| ||2537||Tassan||{{icon|availability3}}||various methods of interpreting Lygdamionic Verse from various books of manic devotions (Chaos Poetry) | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[High Arathracian Ossuaries]]||Type||[[Psaleimo Khupraskalos]]||2642||Ithatian ||Av||Ebinóëse-born Author | + | |[[High Arathracian Ossuaries]]||Type||[[Psaleimo Khupraskalos]]||2642||[[Ithatian Language]]||Av||Ebinóëse-born Author |
|- | |- | ||
|[[History of Dwarven Architecture of the Jaggudorns]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[History of Dwarven Architecture of the Jaggudorns]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[History of Erechóreb]], A||History|| ||2208||Erechórebese|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} pre-Goldenling, Goldenling, Post-Yophenthean to 23rd century, 21 volume set | + | |[[History of Erechóreb]], A||History|| ||2208||[[Erechórebese Language]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} pre-Goldenling, Goldenling, Post-Yophenthean to 23rd century, 21 volume set |
|- | |- | ||
|[[History of the Arathracian Church in Corundy]]||ecclesiastical history||||2497|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[History of the Arathracian Church in Corundy]]||ecclesiastical history||||2497|| || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
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|[[History of the Study of Celestial Mechanics]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | |[[History of the Study of Celestial Mechanics]]|| || || || || ||{{icon|secondarysource}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Hœrnectian Book of the Dream]], The||Cosmological, Relgious||anonymous||before 5,000 AS||Ancient Hœrnectian||||{{icon|primarysource}} describes the cosmology of the ancient Hœrnectians, the "Dream," The work exists today only in fragments and quote fragments from Shelekhumbian authors and others. | + | |[[Hœrnectian Book of the Dream]], The||Cosmological, Relgious||anonymous||before 5,000 AS||Ancient [[Hœrnectian Language]]||||{{icon|primarysource}} describes the cosmology of the ancient Hœrnectians, the "Dream," The work exists today only in fragments and quote fragments from Shelekhumbian authors and others. |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Holy City of Arathrax]], The||Theology||Saint [[Agostof of Delesphao]]||1073||Erechórebese||||The historical and metaphysical role of the city of Yophénthë, theological treatise on the spiritual city of Arathrax | + | |[[Holy City of Arathrax]], The||Theology||Saint [[Agostof of Delesphao]]||1073||[[Erechórebese Language]]||||The historical and metaphysical role of the city of Yophénthë, theological treatise on the spiritual city of Arathrax |
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|[[Hunting by Skycraft]]|| || || || || || | |[[Hunting by Skycraft]]|| || || || || || | ||
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | ||
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| − | |[[Jairutthalakumi]]||Epic||[[Samptarah ahwa Kamaddhu]]||ca 4,700 AS||Kalaman|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} account of the rise of King Jairutthala | + | |[[Jairutthalakumi]]||Epic||[[Samptarah ahwa Kamaddhu]]||ca 4,700 AS||[[Kalaman Language]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} account of the rise of King Jairutthala |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Jecubian Country Songs]]|| || ||2512|| || || | |[[Jecubian Country Songs]]|| || ||2512|| || || | ||
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|[[Kalamantica]]||||[[Orkybanthinantis of Addinoro]]||~600 AI||Tassan||||{{icon|secondarysource}} the Kalamantica deals with the origins, gods, rulers, and history of ancient Kalama, a great flood survivor culture. The Kalamantica is a work of prose written in ancient Ithatian, the language of scholarship at that time. It was translated into ancient Midretassene and since has been translated into many modern languages | |[[Kalamantica]]||||[[Orkybanthinantis of Addinoro]]||~600 AI||Tassan||||{{icon|secondarysource}} the Kalamantica deals with the origins, gods, rulers, and history of ancient Kalama, a great flood survivor culture. The Kalamantica is a work of prose written in ancient Ithatian, the language of scholarship at that time. It was translated into ancient Midretassene and since has been translated into many modern languages | ||
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| − | |[[Kings of the Thracian Empire]]||History||[[Kalihar Zuspund Aliugav]]||2497||Thracian||Av||Thracian Kings of the 25th century | + | |[[Kings of the Thracian Empire]]||History||[[Kalihar Zuspund Aliugav]]||2497||[[Thracian Language]]||Av||Thracian Kings of the 25th century |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Kalikán Kingship of Thrace and the Imperial Apparatus in the Twenty Sixth Century]]||Treatise||[[Gakhraub isbhiz Pukhamalau Barrubeikh]]||2609||Ithradic|| || | + | |[[Kalikán Kingship of Thrace and the Imperial Apparatus in the Twenty Sixth Century]]||Treatise||[[Gakhraub isbhiz Pukhamalau Barrubeikh]]||2609||[[Ithradic Dwarven Language]]|| || |
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| − | |[[Kaphrimmoth]], The||Religious||Various||||Khahonri|||| | + | |[[Kaphrimmoth]], The||Religious||Various||||[[Khahonri Language]]|||| |
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| − | |[[Kingdoms of Leh-Shelekhumbis]], The||||||2697||Tassan||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Political History of Shelekhumbia from ancient times | + | |[[Kaspaíniü's Grammar of High Medibgóëse]]||Grammar||[[Llowcha 'mba Aínb Kaspaíniü]]||2562||Medibgóëse; translated into Pytharnian and other languages||||Grammar of Medibgóëse Language |
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[Kingdoms of Leh-Shelekhumbis]], The||||||2697||[[Tassan Language]]||||{{icon|secondarysource}} Political History of Shelekhumbia from ancient times | ||
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|[[Last Voyage of Darvak Manukvar]], The||Romance|| || ||Thworganian|| || | |[[Last Voyage of Darvak Manukvar]], The||Romance|| || ||Thworganian|| || | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Law of the Sixteen Golden Tablets]]||Law|| ||~400's ?||Archaic Erechórebese|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Ancient Yophenthean Law Code | + | |[[Law of the Sixteen Golden Tablets]]||Law|| ||~400's ?||Archaic [[Erechórebese Language]]|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} Ancient Yophenthean Law Code |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Legend of Saint Gidhoniel]]||Chanson (Epic)||[[Gasraf kab Eth'eb]]||~2400's||Khahonri||||epic account of St. [[Gidhoniel kab S'ephah]] in the [[Fifth Isbajath]] | + | |[[Legend of Saint Gidhoniel]]||Chanson (Epic)||[[Gasraf kab Eth'eb]]||~2400's||[[Khahonri Language]]||||epic account of St. [[Gidhoniel kab S'ephah]] in the [[Fifth Isbajath]] |
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| − | |[[Legends of the Witchlands]]||Folklore||[[Vastvar Igoriaco]]||2691||[[ | + | |[[Legends of the Witchlands]]||Folklore||[[Vastvar Igoriaco]]||2691||[[Lucacian Language|Lucacian]]|| ||compilation of legends told about the Throe Wastes of Lucacia |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Lord Framondiger]]||Novel|| || || || || | |[[Lord Framondiger]]||Novel|| || || || || | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Lost Cities of the Witchlands]]||Geographical||[[Griffain Vedachier of Magetown]]||2646|| | + | |[[Lost Cities of the Witchlands]]||Geographical||[[Griffain Vedachier of Magetown]]||2646||[[Lucacian Language]]||||Describes the cities of the Throe Wastes, Banjavit, Camptephir, Vilangril, Hars, Eszhuna, Aszhrafa, Secruba; locations, dangers, best approaches, various hazards |
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Lygdamioniac Invocation]]||Religious||[[Archmage Bexaloth]], attrib||late 23rd C||Asbardian||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Prayers and spells regarding Lygdamion | + | |[[Lygdamioniac Invocation]]||Religious||[[Archmage Bexaloth]], attrib||late 23rd C||[[Asbardian Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Prayers and spells regarding Lygdamion |
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|[[Mating Rituals of the Gishak]]|| |||||||||| | |[[Mating Rituals of the Gishak]]|| |||||||||| | ||
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|[[Medibgösk Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||||1900's||Medibgóëse||{{icon|availability1}}||chaos worship | |[[Medibgösk Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||||1900's||Medibgóëse||{{icon|availability1}}||chaos worship | ||
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|[[Nesography of Kaddis the Lesser]], The|| ||[[Kaddis the Lesser]]|| ||Classical Ithatian|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} | |[[Nesography of Kaddis the Lesser]], The|| ||[[Kaddis the Lesser]]|| ||Classical Ithatian|| ||{{icon|primarysource}} | ||
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| − | |[[New Gateway to the Jaggudorns: The Five Locks Project]]||Documentary||[[Hamery ennekhá Ummar Pachavo]]||2672|| | + | |[[New Gateway to the Jaggudorns: The Five Locks Project]]||Documentary||[[Hamery ennekhá Ummar Pachavo]]||2672||Lucacian|| ||the ambitious project to build locks to circumvent the five cataracts of the Shadmaus and enable river barge traffic from the Pallathantic into the High Shadevan |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Noble Families of High Pytharnia]]|| || || || || || | |[[Noble Families of High Pytharnia]]|| || || || || || | ||
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| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | | align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Remarks''' | ||
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| − | |[[Oath of the | + | |[[Oath of the Shaphrizite Warrior]]||Religious||Anonymous||2240||[[Khahonri Language]]||Av||{{icon|primarysource}} Oath made by Shaphrizite Warrior in preparation for Isbajath |
|- | |- | ||
|[[Obandian Art]]|| || || || || || | |[[Obandian Art]]|| || || || || || | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | |[[Obscenities of Chaos Cults in Pre-Isbajath Aurice]]||History||[[Drey Tvanko]]||2603||[[ | + | |[[Obscenities of Chaos Cults in Pre-Isbajath Aurice]]||History||[[Drey Tvanko]]||2603||[[Lucacian Language|Lucacian]]|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} account of repugnant chaos cult practices |
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|[[On Hormastics]]|| ||[[Abbiachus]]|| || || || | |[[On Hormastics]]|| ||[[Abbiachus]]|| || || || | ||
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|[[Origin of Fey Humanlikes in Northern Pytharnia]], The|| || || || || || | |[[Origin of Fey Humanlikes in Northern Pytharnia]], The|| || || || || || | ||
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| − | |[[Origins of the Bijälian Dynasty]]||Type||[[Pernora Ippekum]]||2613|| | + | |[[Origins of the Bijälian Dynasty]]||Type||[[Pernora Ippekum]]||2613||Lucacian ||Av||{{icon|secondarysource}} |
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| − | |[[Our Heritage of Incarnandist Saints]]||||[[Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice]]||2619|| | + | |[[Our Heritage of Incarnandist Saints]]||||[[Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice]]||2619||Lucacian||||{{icon|secondarysource}} lists numerous Incarnandist Saints through the centuries with emphasis on Lucacian Saints like St. Olmima Olima of the Glade |
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|[[Outpouring]], The||Religious||St. [[Melíbdë the Barren]]||2572|| || ||{{icon|primarysource}} ritings of Incarnandist Saint who espoused compassion as the gateway to deity | |[[Outpouring]], The||Religious||St. [[Melíbdë the Barren]]||2572|| || ||{{icon|primarysource}} ritings of Incarnandist Saint who espoused compassion as the gateway to deity | ||
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|[[Perils and Science of the Good Goddess]]|| || || || || ||Work on Gwona and Niahore | |[[Perils and Science of the Good Goddess]]|| || || || || ||Work on Gwona and Niahore | ||
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| − | |[[Perpetuity of Aurician Majesty under Senatorial Rule]]||Type||[[Ambrew Hask]]||2669|| | + | |[[Perpetuity of Aurician Majesty under Senatorial Rule]]||Type||[[Ambrew Hask]]||2669||Lucacian||Av|| |
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|[[Perspectives on Classical Elementology]]|| || || || || || | |[[Perspectives on Classical Elementology]]|| || || || || || | ||
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|[[Shagrela'al: Cradle of Imzaha]]|| || ||2562|| || || | |[[Shagrela'al: Cradle of Imzaha]]|| || ||2562|| || || | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[Shaythphar's History of Oliblish]]||History||[[Shaythphar the Chronologer]]||ca 2480||[[Khahonri Language]]||{{icon|availability5}}||original history of the [[Eleventh Isbajath]] and origin of [[Kingdom of Oliblish]] | ||
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|[[Shelekhumbite Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Shelekhumbite||{{icon|availability1}}||Chaos Worship | |[[Shelekhumbite Book of Manic Devotions]]||Religious||Anonymous||1900's||Shelekhumbite||{{icon|availability1}}||Chaos Worship | ||
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|[[Story of the Sewdhaine War]], The||History||[[Amgiádda Kiéwb umba Gnaspadb]]||2693||Medibgóëse; translated into many others|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} broad, easy to understand account | |[[Story of the Sewdhaine War]], The||History||[[Amgiádda Kiéwb umba Gnaspadb]]||2693||Medibgóëse; translated into many others|| ||{{icon|secondarysource}} broad, easy to understand account | ||
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| − | |[[Strategies of Land Reclamation for Aurice]]||Civil Engineering||[[Bayskon Ulagogo]]||2735|| | + | |[[Strategies of Land Reclamation for Aurice]]||Civil Engineering||[[Bayskon Ulagogo]]||2735||Lucacian||Av|| |
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|[[Study of Non-Doctrinarian Psychic Meditations]], A||||||2557||[[Ithatian Language]]||||guide to psychic meditations exclusive of religion | |[[Study of Non-Doctrinarian Psychic Meditations]], A||||||2557||[[Ithatian Language]]||||guide to psychic meditations exclusive of religion | ||
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|[[Tales of the Haunted Hills of Amosgire]]||Storybook||[[Svygdraig borna Medibffalwyrg]]||2523||Gonfalese||||collection of fables and legends about ghosts and hauntings in the Amosgire Hills | |[[Tales of the Haunted Hills of Amosgire]]||Storybook||[[Svygdraig borna Medibffalwyrg]]||2523||Gonfalese||||collection of fables and legends about ghosts and hauntings in the Amosgire Hills | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |[[Tamojib's Lament]]||Poem||[[Tamojib the Exile]]||ca. 2315||[[Khahonri Language]]||{{icon|availability3}}||Remarks | ||
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=Guide to Availability Icons= | =Guide to Availability Icons= | ||
| − | The seven icons of availability rate a given text from zero to six, with zero meaning not extant anywhere and six meaning very common. The availability is relative and somewhat subjective. Availability means the likelihood that the given text will be found in a setting where it could reasonably be found, such as a library, a wealthy collector, or a merchant. The Incarnature is rated as '6' very common, but this doesn't mean you'll absolutely find it in the personal library of a wealthy collector who is secretly a chaos cultist. It is deemed very common because devout and harmonist | + | The seven icons of availability rate a given text from zero to six, with zero meaning not extant anywhere and six meaning very common. The availability is relative and somewhat subjective. Availability means the likelihood that the given text will be found in a setting where it could reasonably be found, such as a library, a wealthy collector, or a merchant. The [[Incarnature]] is rated as '6' very common, but this doesn't mean you'll absolutely find it in the personal library of a wealthy collector who is secretly a chaos cultist. It is deemed very common because devout and harmonist [[Incarnandist]]s are fairly easy to find in the Pallathantic and most all devout Incarnandists of any merit have at least one copy of the [[Incarnature]], the seminal text of their religion, in their possession. |
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=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
| + | *[[List of Core Books of Asdar]] | ||
*[[List of Known and Reputed Codices]] | *[[List of Known and Reputed Codices]] | ||
*[[List of Known and Reputed Papyri]] | *[[List of Known and Reputed Papyri]] | ||
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Links with "(Book)" in parentheses are used to distinguish between articles about a subject and articles about a book with the same name as the subject. Articles about books without ambiguous titles do not use (Book) in the title. Articles with (Text) in parentheses indicate all or some of the actual text of the document. Title Links are to articles about the document, not to a full text copy of the document or book. The actual text, if available, would be the title followed by the word text in parentheses, for example: 'Kaphrimmoth (text).'
Languages
| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Catalogue of the Witchlands | Geographical | Griffain Vedachier of Magetown | 2643 | Lucacian Language | list and description of the Throe Wastes of Lucacia | |
| Children of Miyanikhiya | Biographical | Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice | 2614 | Lucacian Language |  Children of the Incarnandina and their roles in the Isbajutha, especially the Fifth Isbajath
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| Chronicle of the Companions of Jedhur Dragonwilled, the | History | Authorship | ca 2300 | Khahonri Language |  |
History of Eighth Isbajath |
| Collected Letters of Croin Paskanoppo (2719 to 2745) | Correspondence | Croin Paskanoppo | 2753 | Ebinóëse, Ithatian, Corundian, Tassan, Yophenthean |  Letters of Ebinóëse Political Dissident
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| Collected Letters of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | Type | Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | 2638 | Thracian Language | Av | Editor
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| Collection of Thetzisari Idioms | Agdaskalos | |||||
| Commandments of Arathrax | Religious | Traditional | ca 250 to ca 550 AI | Classical Yophenthean | Av | Revelations from the God Arathrax to Erithragean and his successors, with their explanations of the commandments, part of the Book of Arathrax |
| Combat of Airdred, The | Poem | Alabast ennekhá Gaskondain Balacha | late 2300's | Lucacian Language | Av | Legendary Account of Combat between Prince Ulcanov and Airdred the Wily |
| Concerning Warfare Among the Pytharnians | Treatise | Shibziadáin ishbiz Bakhuilub | Ithradic Dwarven Language | discusses human warfare from the viewpoint of the Ithradic dwarves; includes much information about Yophenthean warfare | ||
| Concordance of Spectral Phenomena of the Amosgire | Reference | Heikumbadd umb'Aínb of Malfaleel | 2687 | Gonfalese Language | 3 | 
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| Conjugal Customs of the Ambrulian Centaur Tribes | ||||||
| Constitutions of the Empire | Law | Pytharnian; Medibgóëse | Magdalan Law Codes
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| Corundian Book of Manic Devotions | Religious | Anonymous | 1900's | Corundian Language |  |
Chaos Worship
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| Corundy and the Fifth Geddamin War | History | Rhionantis the Elder of Aurice | 2611 | Lucacian Language | Causes, Events, and interpretation of the Fifth Geddamin War
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| Cospian Book of Manic Devotions | Religious | Anonymous | 1900's | Cospian Language | |
Chaos Worship
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| Costumes of the Magdalan Court in the Twenty Seventh Century |
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| Curse of House Bijäl | Libretto | Sorrega Tathaib | 2719 | Tassan | the work treats the last years of the life of Stalcast Bijäl, including his tragic death in a hunting accident, 3 Acts; libretto written in Tassan with some phrases in Thracian | |
| Cyclopedia of Natural Philosophy | Reference | Various | 19 volume set
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Death of Tavikre Shawath, The | Epic |
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| Decree of the Annexation of the Shadevan Provinces (2589) | Law | Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | 2589 | Thracian Language, Lucacian Language | Legal Decree that Shadevan Islands are independent from Ithatia and under protection of Aurice
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| Decree of Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl Concerning Corundy | Law | Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | 2584 | Thracian Language, Lucacian Language | Legal Decree that the mainland of Corundy is free from all Gorcorumbese Dominion
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| Decree of Universal Emancipation throughout the Grand Duchy of Aurice (2576) | Law | Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | 2576 | Thracian Language, Lucacian Language | Legal decree that emancipated serfs in Lucacia
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| Delicacies of Old Magdala | 2633 | Pytharnian | Cookbook | |||
| Derivations Common to Pallathanto-Toruvian Languages | Arrham Taspänuk | 2635 |
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| Descent of the Giants | Treatise | Orkybanthius of Zander | ca 350 | Ithatian Language | Orkybanthus of Zander details his theories of the origins of giants, touches upon Titan history; references Ithatian, Midretassene, Kalaman, and Shelekhumbian creation accounts; cosmology
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| Dialogues of Mando, The | Philosophical | Mando | ca 50 | Classical Ithatian |
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| Diaspora of the Parkyon Tribe, The | 2589 | Parkyon | spread of people of Parkyon extraction throughout Barathorn, Orrhymby, and elsewhere
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| Disquisition of the Proofs of Interpenetrating Worlds | Treatise | Saddhya Ghuna | 2397 | Tassan | explains reasons for polycosmic universe | |
| Dradvona Herbary, The | ||||||
| Dragonback Warriors | Cathag dhal Airvain Bismeargha | 2582 | Asbardian Language | hardy, dedicated dragonmount warriors of Pytharnia and their role in the Great Sky War
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| Drameggin Book of Seers, The | authorship dubious and content spurious, purportedly Antediluvian | |||||
| Dwarven Architecture in Human Cities | ||||||
| Dwarven Courtship Customs of the High Jaggudorns | Amandal Dwarves, Ithradic Jaggudorner dwarves | |||||
| Dwarven King Lists of Ancient Bukalaa |
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| Dwarven King Lists of Ancient Ithrads |
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| Dwarven King Lists of Tauhad | Anonymous | spans several millennia, stone inscriptions, dwarven cuneiform; the original stone tablets are in Tauhad; paper copies are available with translation and commentary
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| Dwarven Mechanical Engineering before the Twenty Fifth Century | ||||||
| Dwarven Stone Relief of the First Kingdom of Dagdoria |
| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Early Air Battles of the Titancraft Age | Military History | Guspean dhal Cumdha Gamfidhrin | 2658 | Asbardian | Gorcorumbese and early human titancraft air vessels, Covers about 2580 to 2620
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| Early Arathracian Priest-Kings | History | Caspain dhal Daghoidhe Thiga dhaila Ithraig | 2468 | Asbardian Language | History of First Rulers of Yophenthea, beginning with Erithraigean | |
| Elements of Pytharnian Philology | Arrham Taspänuk | 2627 | ||||
| Eradication of Chaos Cults in Imperial Law | Treatise | Dhefarra dalg Ioguain | 2614 | Pytharnian | ||
| Erechórebese Book of Manic Devotions | Religious | Anonymous | 1900's | Erechórebese | |
Chaos Worship |
| Eregioadine Sacramentary | Ecclesiastical | anonymous | 2231 | Classical Yophenthean | compiled during reign of Eregioadh IV, 2,226 to 2,334 | |
| Esthetics of Gorcorumbese Titancraft, The | ||||||
| Exhortations of S'ephah kab Shaykhul | Speeches | S'ephah kab Shaykhul | ca 2275 | Khahonri Language | Av | Exhortations and admonitions of S'ephah kab Shaykhul to his son Gidhoniel, primary source for period and 5th Isb.
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Galdimesan Discretion and the Senatorial Supermajority | Type | Ambrew Hask | 2671 | Lucacian Language | Av | |
| Gastronomer’s Guide to Trevirs | Guide | Pytharnian | Guide to fine and notable restaurants and bars of Trevirs | |||
| Glamsagin Chronicle, The | History, Annals | Ra'esel kab Naphug | ca 2290's | Khahonri Language | Av | primary historical source of events of the Fifth Isbajath and related events
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| God's Whirlwind: The Isbajutha | Historical Analysis | Thulinantis Tepriax of Zamaclë | 2568 | Ithatian | Av | outlines and highlights the chief events of the Isbajutha (2423 to 2476) and discusses the swiftness and far-reaching consequences
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| Gods of Kalama | Orkybanthinantis of Addinoro | ca 600 | Tassan | no longer extant, discussed the gods and religion of the ancient Kalamans, excerpts survive in other authors | ||
| Golden Age of Dragonmount Warfare in Pytharnia and Barathorn, The | History | 2671 |
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| Golden Book of Aurice, The | Government Document | Lucacian | Recognized officially since the reign of House Kaligär, the Golden Book of Aurice lists all the properly registered aristocratic houses and rulers of the city of Aurice and the provinces of Lucacia. The book is held in the Senatorial Palace of Aurice and is continually revised, with vellum pages being removed and added annually.
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| Goscundian Bestiary of Throes | Lucacian Language | |||||
| Goscundian Book of Manic Devotions | Religious | Anonymous | 1900's | Lucacian Language | |
Chaos Worship |
| Grand Duke Bijäl's Address to the Grand Army before the Battle of Qusharya | Type | Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl | Thracian Language, Lucacian Language | Av | during the Fifth Geddamin War
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| Grand Duke Stalcast Bijäl: The Phœnix of Aurice | Biographical | Vedaius Skain, 2675 to 2746 | 2713 | Lucacian Language | comprehensive biography of Stalcast Bijäl from birth to death
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| Great Ruby Road: Barathorner Portaging, The | 2672 | Erechórebese Language | Cities and townships along the Great Ruby Road, method of portaging, kinds of portagers | |||
| Great Trade Ships of the Pallathantic | ||||||
| Guide to Lyric Theater of Corundy and the Tassan Highlands | Guide | 2648, 2665 | ||||
| Guide to the Aurician Games of High Summer | 2718 | |||||
| Gwarnavague's Libram of Spells | Magical Text | |||||
| Gwendalore | Romance |
| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Halfling Waygods of High Pytharnia | ||||||
| Handbook of Troll Cant, Handsigns, and Customs | ||||||
| Harmony of the Cosmic Elements | Treatise | Thraspevain dhal Esbirth Yeabhola | 2494 | Asbardian Language | Discusses the cosmological balance of the four classical elements | |
| Hermeneutics of the Lygdamionic Cantos | Academic | 2537 | Tassan |  |
various methods of interpreting Lygdamionic Verse from various books of manic devotions (Chaos Poetry) | |
| High Arathracian Ossuaries | Type | Psaleimo Khupraskalos | 2642 | Ithatian Language | Av | Ebinóëse-born Author |
| History of Dwarven Architecture of the Jaggudorns |
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| History of Erechóreb, A | History | 2208 | Erechórebese Language | pre-Goldenling, Goldenling, Post-Yophenthean to 23rd century, 21 volume set
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| History of the Arathracian Church in Corundy | ecclesiastical history | 2497 |
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| History of Saragean the Stout, the | Biography | Authorship | 2317 | Classical Yophenthean | |
Biography of Saragean the Stout, Arathracian Knight-Templar who fought in the Eighth Isbajath |
| History of the Study of Celestial Mechanics |
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| Hœrnectian Book of the Dream, The | Cosmological, Relgious | anonymous | before 5,000 AS | Ancient Hœrnectian Language | describes the cosmology of the ancient Hœrnectians, the "Dream," The work exists today only in fragments and quote fragments from Shelekhumbian authors and others.
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| Holy City of Arathrax, The | Theology | Saint Agostof of Delesphao | 1073 | Erechórebese Language | The historical and metaphysical role of the city of Yophénthë, theological treatise on the spiritual city of Arathrax | |
| Hunting by Skycraft |
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| Illusion of Heterodoxy in Historic Chaos Cults, The | Treatise | |||||
| Imperial Strategy of Aurice | Treatise | 2710 | ||||
| Implements of Chaos: Guide to Bladewringing Swords and Daggers of the Late Middle Ages | Guide | Kwändb Ömulba | 2679 | Medibgóëse | Catalogue and guide to collectors of bladewringing swords | |
| Incarnandist Siege of Trevirs | Type | Iff dalg Kiabuirre Bangrin | 2592 | Pytharnian Language | |
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| Incarnature, The | Religious | Various | Principle Religious Text of Incarnandist Believers | |||
| Indolise of Bryndyd | Tragedy | |||||
| Institutes of Ancient Yophenthean Law | ||||||
| Intrigues of the Late Bijälian Court | Perevath Chandomiddo | 2710 | Tassan | written 2700-2710, covers 2574 to 2627, but focuses on 2590 to 2634, the reigns of Vast and Rhungast Bijäl and ending with the Battle of Kadraskan and the death of Rhoglos Bijäl
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Jairutthalakumi | Epic | Samptarah ahwa Kamaddhu | ca 4,700 AS | Kalaman Language | account of the rise of King Jairutthala
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| Jecubian Country Songs | 2512 | |||||
| Jerushabla and the Isbajutha | history | Wanwaya kath Safya | 2519 | |||
| Journal of Alchemical Studies of the Archguild School of Trevirs | Academic Journal | |||||
| Journal of Arathracian Studies | Erechórebese | |||||
| Journal of the Archivists of Imperial Trevirs | Professional Journal | |||||
| Journey through Six Provinces of Sungo, A | Travel Log | ~2410's |
| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Kalamantica | Orkybanthinantis of Addinoro | ~600 AI | Tassan | the Kalamantica deals with the origins, gods, rulers, and history of ancient Kalama, a great flood survivor culture. The Kalamantica is a work of prose written in ancient Ithatian, the language of scholarship at that time. It was translated into ancient Midretassene and since has been translated into many modern languages
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| Kings of the Thracian Empire | History | Kalihar Zuspund Aliugav | 2497 | Thracian Language | Av | Thracian Kings of the 25th century |
| Kalikán Kingship of Thrace and the Imperial Apparatus in the Twenty Sixth Century | Treatise | Gakhraub isbhiz Pukhamalau Barrubeikh | 2609 | Ithradic Dwarven Language | ||
| Kaphrimmoth, The | Religious | Various | Khahonri Language | |||
| Kaspaíniü's Grammar of High Medibgóëse | Grammar | Llowcha 'mba Aínb Kaspaíniü | 2562 | Medibgóëse; translated into Pytharnian and other languages | Grammar of Medibgóëse Language | |
| Kingdoms of Leh-Shelekhumbis, The | 2697 | Tassan Language | Political History of Shelekhumbia from ancient times
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Last Voyage of Darvak Manukvar, The | Romance | Thworganian | ||||
| Law of the Sixteen Golden Tablets | Law | ~400's ? | Archaic Erechórebese Language | Ancient Yophenthean Law Code
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| Legend of Saint Gidhoniel | Chanson (Epic) | Gasraf kab Eth'eb | ~2400's | Khahonri Language | epic account of St. Gidhoniel kab S'ephah in the Fifth Isbajath | |
| Legends of the Witchlands | Folklore | Vastvar Igoriaco | 2691 | Lucacian | compilation of legends told about the Throe Wastes of Lucacia | |
| Lord Framondiger | Novel | |||||
| Lost Cities of the Witchlands | Geographical | Griffain Vedachier of Magetown | 2646 | Lucacian Language | Describes the cities of the Throe Wastes, Banjavit, Camptephir, Vilangril, Hars, Eszhuna, Aszhrafa, Secruba; locations, dangers, best approaches, various hazards | |
| Lygdamioniac Invocation | Religious | Archmage Bexaloth, attrib | late 23rd C | Asbardian Language | Av | Prayers and spells regarding Lygdamion
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Magic: A Dangerous Servant | 2184 | Dúrandworese | warns about the dangers of magic to the practitioner and the community | |||
| Magnificent Ruination of Old Yophénthë | Guide | 2513 | Travel Guide to great ruins of ancient Yophénthë | |||
| Magometry | ||||||
| Majestic Order of the Heavens, The | Astronomy, 17 books | |||||
| Manual of Panagogic Exchange | Technical | |||||
| Mating Rituals of the Gishak | ||||||
| Medibgösk Book of Manic Devotions | Religious | 1900's | Medibgóëse | |
chaos worship | |
| Metamagics | Philosophical | Mando | ||||
| Metamorphosis of Rhio | Poem | Choronaxipos of Teliasper | ca 470 AS | Ithatian Language | |
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| Minor Devil Cults of Lake Vimal | Religion | Ibrikya aluzhZhakli Lashkafya | Tassan | worship of semi-divine and minor divinities and devils of high Johaulia, especially Lake Vimal | ||
| Miyanikhiya Mother of Tisbajuma | Biography | Zuhar kab Shalshaz kab Biyash | 2553 | Khahonri | Av | Life of First Incarnandina to call a General Isbajath |
| Minotaur Cults and Cultists of Northern Danona | ||||||
| Modern System of Astronomy | Scientific | Simebal Dalib | ~2550 | Shelekhumbian | 14 Books | |
| Moyan War (Epic), The | Epic | Memerth | ca 750 AS | Epic Account of the War against Moya |
| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Necessary Evil, A | ~400 | Ebinóëse | Magic as a Dangeous Tool; written by an Arathracian | |||
| Neptultchi Origins in Dragonmount Cant and Esoteric Magecraft | Arrham Taspänuk | 2642 | ||||
| Nesography of Kaddis the Lesser, The | Kaddis the Lesser | Classical Ithatian |
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| New Gateway to the Jaggudorns: The Five Locks Project | Documentary | Hamery ennekhá Ummar Pachavo | 2672 | Lucacian | the ambitious project to build locks to circumvent the five cataracts of the Shadmaus and enable river barge traffic from the Pallathantic into the High Shadevan | |
| Noble Families of High Pytharnia |
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| Oath of the Shaphrizite Warrior | Religious | Anonymous | 2240 | Khahonri Language | Av | Oath made by Shaphrizite Warrior in preparation for Isbajath
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| Obscenities of Chaos Cults in Pre-Isbajath Aurice | History | Drey Tvanko | 2603 | Lucacian | account of repugnant chaos cult practices
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| On Hormastics | Abbiachus | |||||
| On Human Origins | Anthropology | Paradeisius Iugain | 2741 | |||
| On Revelatory States of Consciousness | ||||||
| On the Ancient Systems of Magecraft | ||||||
| On the Refutation of Many Gods | Philosophical -- Oratorical | Discusses the many arguments used to denigrate polytheism, the motivations of the arguers, and critiques them, author gives subtle biases | ||||
| One Waits at the Door | Novel | 2487 | ||||
| Origin of Fey Humanlikes in Northern Pytharnia, The | ||||||
| Origins of the Bijälian Dynasty | Type | Pernora Ippekum | 2613 | Lucacian | Av |
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| Our Heritage of Incarnandist Saints | Rhionantis the Younger of Aurice | 2619 | Lucacian | lists numerous Incarnandist Saints through the centuries with emphasis on Lucacian Saints like St. Olmima Olima of the Glade
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| Outpouring, The | Religious | St. Melíbdë the Barren | 2572 | ritings of Incarnandist Saint who espoused compassion as the gateway to deity
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| Quiernus |
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| Rangers of the Umbardian Woodlands | ||||||
| Ray of Wizardry, The | Magical | Gnaspadbun of Srona | 2465 | 8 volume set of codices | ||
| Regimens of Energism | 2413 | Tassan | 5 | |||
| Reminders of the Blood Feud in Modern Dwarven Conventions | Academic | |||||
| Rituals of Transcendance | ||||||
| Role of Primeval Ages in Epic Poetry, The | Academic | Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo | 2707 | Tassan |
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
| Ugorth the Archmage | Romance | Lucacian |
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| Vankkagomirian Empire (Book), The | History | Ddaínba Kélallba | 2604 | Medibgóëse | |
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| Victory over Trevirs | History | Ariglas dhal Iustragvain Caflaga | 2581 | Asbardian Language |  |
Battle of Pytharnia, 2573
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| Title | Type | Authorship | Time | Languages | Av | Remarks |
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| Warlock's Guide to the Undead |  |
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| Wars of Imperial Tangshania, The | |
eleven volume set
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| War of the Allies | Type | Erreach dalc Smiahairna | 572 | Language | |
War between Erechóreb and eastern Pallathantic, culminating in the Battle of Siul, 513
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| Wilderness Guide to High Thrace | Medibgóëse | |
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| Witch and the Tisbajiya: The Second Battle of the Archmage, The | History | Aiachourn dhal Caspain Sichogha | 2687 | Asbardian | |
account of the life and struggle of Shadirya of Zephas, Psychic Crusader and slayer of Bexaloth
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| Wizardry among the Ithatian Ruling Classes of the Heroic Age | Academic-Magical | 2334 | Ithatian | |
practice and dissemination of wizardry among Ithatian Heroes in the pre-Salmakhamer Heroic Period
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| Woes of Yophenthea, The | Epic | traditionally attributed to Dantherac Glardanth Speluntomil | Classical Yophenthean | Account of Prince Dantherak set against the Third Sack of Yophénthë and Fall of the Yophenthean Empire | ||
| Wyvern Migratory Routes and Weirs of Agogia | |
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| Xsyte Language Primer | ||||||
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| Yophentheanizing Elements of Late Medieval Tapestry of Johaulia | Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo | 2701 | Tassan | |||
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| Zafayat’s Guide to Gastronomy of High Aurice | Guide | Zafayat | 2714 | Lucacian | |
Guide to better restaurants of the City of Aurice and nearby islands
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| Zankiphresil | Legendary Religious | Imzaha Religion |  |
Imzaami believe this book exists in the angelic realm. "Zankiphresil" means literally "Seven Books of God."
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| Zorundeen's History of Shelekhumbia | Gander Zorundeen | Tassan |
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Additional List of Books and Documents
Guide to Availability Icons
The seven icons of availability rate a given text from zero to six, with zero meaning not extant anywhere and six meaning very common. The availability is relative and somewhat subjective. Availability means the likelihood that the given text will be found in a setting where it could reasonably be found, such as a library, a wealthy collector, or a merchant. The Incarnature is rated as '6' very common, but this doesn't mean you'll absolutely find it in the personal library of a wealthy collector who is secretly a chaos cultist. It is deemed very common because devout and harmonist Incarnandists are fairly easy to find in the Pallathantic and most all devout Incarnandists of any merit have at least one copy of the Incarnature, the seminal text of their religion, in their possession.
Many factors can affect availability, including the demand for the book, the year it was first published, political favor or disfavor towards the text, and institutional demand. A book may be deemed rare, but may be obtained with some effort by a powerful, well-established wizard through her network of colleagues and institutions. Finally, it is important to note that this availability rating reflects Pallathantic bias. The Book of the Tamdari is very common in far east, but very uncommon (3) in the Pallathantic. However, it is rated (4) as it can be purchased from larger booksellers and there is not risk of supply running out.
It should be kept in mind that books on Asdar cost anywhere from three to ten times as much as books on Earth. The rating system refers to availability of a legitimate copy of a text. Original documents are another matter and are often very rare, even if numerous, subsequent copies exist.