Every term the Archive has read out of the record — the myth each piece reaches for, the symbols found in it, the themes filed against it — in one list, pointing back at where it came from.
The Constellation draws only the terms that tie two pieces together, because a drawing has to. A list does not. Everything is here — including the 296 terms carried by exactly one piece, which is most of them, and which is itself a finding about how this record is made. 313 terms across 31 pieces: 31 myths, 155 symbols, 133 themes. Search a word to see what it turns up, or a title to see everything filed against it.
17 terms are carried by more than one piece. Those have somewhere further to go — the Crossings, where the pieces that share a word are set against each other. The rest do not, and are not given a page pretending otherwise: for a term one piece carries, the row below is the entry. And every word here is a control — press one to record that your reading disturbed it, wherever you met it. Your reading →