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| − | The Tassan School is a compilation of ancient knowledge, principally transmitted from ancient Kalama. The Tassan School of learning arose in the sixth century in western [[Corundy]] in core cities of [[Uvona]], [[Flampesha]], and [[Throma]]. Interdisciplinary, the Tassan School includes methods of study and key texts. Collected areas of study include [[Midrettarianism]], [[Alchemy]], Astrology, Cosmology, Cosmogony, [[Theophilosophy]], [[Polycosmology]], [[Titanology]], [[Arcanism]], and after the [[Fall of the Yophenthean Empire]], textual criticism. Scholars of the Tassan School are often but not always [[Titanism|titanist]]. | + | The Tassan School is a compilation of ancient knowledge, principally transmitted from ancient [[Kalama]]. The Tassan School of learning arose in the sixth century in western [[Corundy]] in core cities of [[Uvona]], [[Flampesha]], and [[Throma]]. Interdisciplinary, the Tassan School includes methods of study and key texts. Collected areas of study include [[Midrettarianism]], [[Alchemy]], Astrology, Cosmology, Cosmogony, [[Theophilosophy]], [[Polycosmology]], [[Titanology]], [[Arcanism]], and after the [[Fall of the Yophenthean Empire]], textual criticism. Scholars of the Tassan School are often but not always [[Titanism|titanist]]. |
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Latest revision as of 22:27, 17 June 2018
The Tassan School is a compilation of ancient knowledge, principally transmitted from ancient Kalama. The Tassan School of learning arose in the sixth century in western Corundy in core cities of Uvona, Flampesha, and Throma. Interdisciplinary, the Tassan School includes methods of study and key texts. Collected areas of study include Midrettarianism, Alchemy, Astrology, Cosmology, Cosmogony, Theophilosophy, Polycosmology, Titanology, Arcanism, and after the Fall of the Yophenthean Empire, textual criticism. Scholars of the Tassan School are often but not always titanist.
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