Preppendix of the Omnidoxy

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Part of a series on the Preppendix of the Omnidoxy
Segments
1. Brief Contents of the Omnidoxy 2. Contents of the Omnidoxy 3. About Astronism 4. About Cometan 5. Acknowledgements 6. A Tradition of Polyagency 7. Authorship of the Omnidoxy 8. Chronology of the Omnidoxy 9. Cometanic Edition 10. Createdness of the Omnidoxy 11. Dedicatory 12. Epigraph of the Omnidoxy 13. Etymology of the Omnidoxy 14. Inimitability of the Omnidoxy 15. Introduction of Indexment 16. Introduction of Insentence 17. Neology of the Omnidoxy 18. Note from The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism 19. Omnidoxical Foreword 20. Omnidoxicality 21. Personal Inspiration 22. Preface of the Omnidoxy 23. Structure of the Omnidoxy 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 30. The Story of Cometan 31. The Astronicon
Related topics
Segment · Omnidoxy · Appendix

Not to be confused with the publication Preppendix of the Omnidoxy.

The Preppendix of the Omnidoxy is a major non-disquisitional part of the Omnidoxy positioned at the front of the treatise and is contrasted with the Appendix of the Omnidoxy which is located at the back of the text. A term relating to the Preppendix is preppendical.

The Preppendix consists of some important information regarding the Omnidoxy and its navigation by readers and is formed by a total of twenty-seven segments, each of which hold their own rubral. Some of the most important segments include the contents and brief contents of the Omnidoxy, information about its author, Cometan, and introductions to the structure of the text, namely insentence and indexment.

Unlike in all other parts of the Omnidoxy (except the Appendix), the Preppendix is not subject to the insentence structure that forms the disquisition of the text and neither are its sentences indexed. 

Etymology of preppendix

The word preppendix and its plural preppendices are terms both of Cometanic origin. They are formed by the prefix pre- meaning before or prior to and the suffix -ppendix derived from appendix. An appendix refers to a series of segments of matter at the end of a text, therefore a preppendix refers to such at the beginning of a text.

Segments of the Preppendix

1. Brief Contents of the Omnidoxy
2. Contents of the Omnidoxy
3. About Astronism
4. About Cometan
5. Acknowledgements
6. A Tradition of Polyagency
7. Authorship of the Omnidoxy
8. Chronology of the Omnidoxy
9. Cometanic Edition
10. Createdness of the Omnidoxy
11. Dedicatory
12. Epigraph of the Omnidoxy
13. Etymology of the Omnidoxy
14. Inimitability of the Omnidoxy
15. Introduction of Indexment
16. Introduction of Insentence
17. Neology of the Omnidoxy
18. Note from The Institution of The Philosophy of Millettism
19. Omnidoxical Foreword
20. Omnidoxicality
21. Personal Inspiration
22. Preface of the Omnidoxy
23. Structure of the Omnidoxy
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
30. The Story of Cometan
31. The Astronicon

See also

• Appendix of the Omnidoxy
• The Twelve Grand Disquisitions