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1. Brief Contents of the Omnidoxy 10. Createdness of the Omnidoxy 11. Dedicatory 14. Inimitability of the Omnidoxy 16. Introduction of Insentence 18. Note from The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism 20. Omnidoxicality 24. Technical Note 25. The Twenty-Five Refoundations of Philosophy 26. The Identity & Purpose of The Philosopher 27. The Reascension of Philosophy 28. The Commencement of The Cosmos 29. The Eidouranium, The Observatory, The Promontory & The Planetarium 31. The Astronicon |
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Not to be confused with the publication The Astronicon.
The Astronicon, also less popularly known as the Cosmonomicon, is the thirty-first and final segment of the Preppendix of the Omnidoxy. It proceeds the segment known as The Story of Cometan.
The Astronicon narrates an extensive series of mythical stories set in space and is considered the principal originator of Astronist mythology and became a significant contributor to wider Astronic mythology.
Exclusion from the Omnidoxy[]
Main article: Exclusion of the Astronicon
On 6th November 2021, the Astronist Institution announced that the Astronicon, whose publication as part of the Omnidoxy had previously been delayed due to Cometan's other commitments, would not be included as part of the Omnidoxy overall. The Astronicon will therefore be published at a later time although verification yet as to whether it will appear as part of the upcoming Astrodoxy has not been made. The primary rationale behind the Astronicon's exclusion from the Omnidoxy was cited as the fact that because the initial ideation for the Astronicon emerged either very close to the publication of or even after the publication of the Omnidoxy in February 2019, its publication as part of the initial publication of the Omnidoxy was not possible. However, although it was planned that Cometan would write the Astronicon shortly thereafter, the events of the Interdoxical Period occurred which brought about fresh commitments for Cometan and therefore relegated the Astronicon to a lesser priority. As the Interdoxical Period has now ended and the Astrodoxical Period has begun, the writing of the Astronicon under the now well-passed Omnidoxical Period and writing style seemed inappropriate. As a result, Cometan and Institutional staff decided that the Astronicon will not be published as part of the Omnidoxy which makes the Omnidoxy's final word count just over 1.7 million words and therefore the second longest religious/philosophical text after the Mahābhārata. Because the Astronicon's publication as part of the Astrodoxy still remains unconfirmed the canonicity of the Astronicon, namely its position and classification in the context of the Canon of Astronism, is regelated and is in dispute.