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Alphbetical Index to the Terminology
of a Circular City (abridged)


algorithm he counts his steps as he enters Eden


ambiguous nothing, as voiced in sermon, is ambiguous


angle 1 the union of two rays that have the same endpoint 2 the way she sees it versus the way he sees it


antecedent if we choose (given the opportunity) to join our other half… (see consequent)


arc an alternate path to another


area all that is enclosed and assimilated within (A[of circle]=πr2)


biconditional a conditional and its converse where the converse is also true; uses the words if and only if (p<—>q)


capacity the tolerance for expansion


center (of a circle) the point from which all points in a circle are equidistant


circle a given—the circle will always exist


circularity when on a search, circling back to a previous place visited; usually unhelpful or redundant


circumference the perimeter of a circle (2πr)


coincidental lines questions such as this: do we believe in coincidence?


concentric circles circles that share the same center but have different radii (see radius)


conditional a statement that tells if one thing happens, then another will follow; if x, then y (p—>q) (see 6:9; also antecedent followed by consequent)


congruent his hand, his eyelid, his lip—or hers: they seem to be the same


congruent figures search for this: that which we were separated from (A=B)


conjecture we were born to be god-fearing


consequent …then our skin splits painfully at the sides, organs reach out toward the other—conjoining—bones and sinew form new articulations, spinal cords intertwine, veins separate, and blood flows to and from the heart: the body shedding duplicate and unnecessary components (see antecedent)


coordinate find him…he will be at ___ and ___


degree unit used to measure angles, time, relations, reverence, fervor, vulnerability, etc.


diameter the straightest path to the other side


diametric left in direct opposition, but not opposed to one another


distance defined in the mathematical, physical, and emotional sense elsewhere


equidistant the same distance from something (see 1:6)


existential statement there exists another who is the same and who exists somewhere in this plane


given 1 information assumed to be true 2 disposed (often fol. by to): she was given to bouts of tearful revelations


identity reflection she sees herself in him, or at least the image she wants to see


infinite uncountable


instance of a sentence we will find truth in words when overcome by invention


inverse ~Isaac —>~Eden


line a two-dimensional object that has no endpoints and continues on forever in a plane


meaning found within The Book (Isaac and Leah have altered the meaning)


opposite faces a merciful god would mend us using fine sutures and smooth out the skin where it united, retaining appendages, barring the head, which would become one head with our faces looking in opposite directions (but what of these new bearings?)


perimeter passing through will only confound one’s sense of good and evil


pi 3.14159 26535 89793 23846 26433 83279 50288 41971 69399 37510

28073 …


plane a two-dimensional group of points that goes on infinitely in all directions; made up of infinite lines


point a place that we share with others unlike us


postulate a statement assumed to be true without proof (see 2:2)


radius how fast can we run from the center to the unknown?—that distance (pl. radii)


refine we were born to be exposed


sector part of a circle containing its center and an arc


segment there is always a beginning and an end


similar figures in the beginning, man was brought onto the earth as three wholes: one union half male and half female; one part male united to another male; and lastly, one female joined to a female: successful wholes in their combination of parts


universal statement everything is considered circular