GALACTIC PROGENY

X2M.161 – Quiddity | Starfield Astrocyte

Quiddity (quidditas, “whatness”) designates the essence of a thing insofar as it instructs the intellect in the answer to “what is it?”¹ It is the forma totius — the “complete essential determination” — aligned with Aristotle’s phrase τὸ τί ἦν εἶναι (“the what was to be”).²

• Scholastic nuance: Essence = capacity for existence; quiddity = capacity to inform the intellect.³

• Aristotelian scope: The “what was to be” has both intellectual and ontological connotations — not only definable composites but also simple natures, even divine.⁴

• Theological dimension: Quiddity finds its fullness as idea eternally present to the divine mind.⁵

Paradise Lost obscured quiddity, twisting creation’s essence. Paradise Regained restores it through transfiguration: Christ, the “express image” (Heb. 1:3), unveils what creation was to be. In PH12, quiddity becomes the Starchild’s blueprint of adoption: each form revealed in its true determination, each essence radiant in glory.

Thus X2M.161 anchors the Astrocyte arc: quiddity as clarified map, not invention of intellect but disclosure of creation’s inner truth. As Korzybski warned, “the map is not the territory,”⁶ yet in Christ the map becomes transparent to the true territory — essence unveiled, quiddity glorified.

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Footnotes

¹ R.J. Deferrari, A Latin-English Dictionary of St. Thomas Aquinas (Boston, 1960), 883–884.

² Aristotle, Metaphysics 1029b14–1032a11; Thomas Aquinas, In 7 Metaphysicorum lect. 5.

³ Thomas Aquinas, De ente et essentia 1, 3.

⁴ Aristotle, Topica 101b22; Metaphysics 1031a15–32a11.

⁵ Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae I, q. 3; In 2 Sent. 3.1.1.

⁶ Alfred Korzybski, Science and Sanity (1933).

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PARADISE LOST & PRIMARY EPIC

1. INVITATION

2. INITIATION

3. DESIGNATION

4. PROBATION

5. CONFERRAL

6. CONFIRMATION

7. CONSUMMATION

PARADISE REGAINED & COSMIC EPIC

PH12 EXTENDING THE GALACTIC CROWN

∞. TRANSFIGURATION

STARCASTER BLASTER

X2M.145 QUANTIZATION

X2M.146 QUANTPULSE

X2M.147 QUANTGRAVITON OO

X2M.148 QUANTGRAVITON X

X2M.149 QUANTGRAVITON M

X2M.150 QUINTESSENCE XIIM

X2M.151 QUASAR

STARCLUSTER IMPERIUM

X2M.152 4Q418 81 13

X2M.153 4Q504 1-2 IV, 5-8

X2M.154 4Q252 V, 1-7

X2M.155 4Q174 col. I, 10-19

X2M.156 4Q161 frags. 8-10, col. III, 11-25

X2M.157 4Q285 frag. 7 1-6

X2M.158 4Q246 cols. I&II 1-9

STARFIELD ASTROCYTE

X2M.159 QUAQUAVERSAL

X2M.160 QUALIA

X2M.161 QUIDDITY

X2M.162 QUAESITUM

X2M.163 QUAINTISE

X2M.164 QUIESCENCE

X2M.165 QUASIMODOGENITI

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PARADISE LOST & PRIMARY EPIC

1. INVITATION

2. INITIATION

3. DESIGNATION

4. PROBATION

5. CONFERRAL

6. CONFIRMATION

7. CONSUMMATION

X2M.144 BIRTH OF STARCHILD REV12:5A

PARADISE REGAINED & COSMIC EPIC

PH12 EXTENDING THE GALACTIC CROWN

∞. TRANSFIGURATION

STARCASTER BLASTER - LEFT HAND

X2M.145 QUANTIZATION

X2M.146 QUANTPULSE

X2M.147 QUANTGRAVITON OO

X2M.148 QUANTGRAVITON X

X2M.149 QUANTGRAVITON M

X2M.150 QUINTESSENCE XIIM

X2M.151 QUASAR

X2M.145 DAVIDIC TO SOLOMONIC TRANSGENERATIONAL SUCCESSION

X2M.146 DOUBLE OPTICAL LASAR PULSE

X2M.147 OO 3H 4TH ASPECT ENTRY - QUANTUM FINITE GRAVITY INFINITE

X2M.148 MODE OF SACREDOTAL TRANCE - LUCIFER JUXTAPOSED TO YHWH'S STARCHILD

X2M.149 STARCHILD M & THE INTEGRATION OF THE ROYAL

X2M.150 3H ENTERED BY CHARIOT REV12:5C - INGRESSIVE OR CONSTATIVE?

X2M.151 THUNDERBOLT - STARCASTER BLASTER REV 12:5B

ISRAEL WAR STARTS

STARCLUSTER IMPERIUM - RIGHT HAND

X2M.152 4Q418 81 13

X2M.153 4Q504 1-2 IV, 5-8

X2M.154 4Q252 V, 1-7

X2M.155 4Q174 col. I, 10-19

X2M.156 4Q161 frags. 8-10, col. III, 11-25

X2M.157 4Q285 frag. 7 1-6

X2M.158 4Q246 cols. I&II 1-9

X2M.152 ETERNAL PLANTING

X2M.153 STARDUST: RESTORATION OF DAVIDIC DYNASTY

X2M.154 DAYBREAK: PALACE THROWN OPEN

X2M.155 COVENANTAL PALACE INTACT

X2M.156 FOUNTAIN OPENED

X2M.157 STAROCK: THE NOVEL PEPTIDE PATHWAY

X2M.158 ASTRALIZATION

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BECOMING AS THE STARS

AND THE INHERITANCE OF THE NATIONS

In conclusion, Collins summarizes that 4QInstruction’s mystery is “the comprehensive plan of God for humanity,” which “involves an immortal destiny, grounded in creation in the divine image.”

John J. Collins, “The Mysteries of God: Creation and Eschatology in 4QInstruction and the Wisdom of Solomon,” in Jewish Cult and Hellenistic Culture: Essays on the Jewish Encounter with Hellenism and Roman Rule, ed. John J. Collins, JSJSup 100 (Leiden: Brill, 2005), 159–80; first published in Wisdom and Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls and in the Biblical Tradition, ed. F. García Martínez, BETL 168 (Leuven: Peeters, 2003), 287–305; Matthew J. Goff, “Adam, the Angels and Eternal Life: Genesis 1–3 in 4QInstruction and the Wisdom of Solomon,” in Studies in the Book of Wisdom, ed. Géza G. Xeravits and József Zsengellér, JSJSup 142 (Leiden: Brill, 2010), 1–21.

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X2M.156 | Starcluster: Fountain Opened

The Isaiah pesher (4Q161) reads the prophet’s words of judgment and hope through an eschatological lens, locating their fulfillment in the final age.¹ Where the nations rage, God opens a fountain — a source of cleansing and renewal flowing from Zion. This motif connects directly to Zechariah 13:1: *“On that day a fountain will be opened to the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem, to cleanse them from sin and impurity.”*²

At Qumran, this fountain was not mere poetry but covenantal assurance: in the last days God would pierce the veil of impurity, opening a stream that no exile, empire, or apostasy could block.³ The community read itself as standing at the threshold of this opening, heirs to a secret that anticipated messianic unveiling.

In the Starcluster sequence, “Fountain Opened” names the moment when covenantal life flows outward from the hidden palace (X2M.155) into the cosmos. What was preserved as intact promise is now released as living current. The enthronement runtime (PH12) requires more than crown and covenant document — it requires circulation, a fountain of divine life.

Thus, the fountain opened is both purification and propulsion. It cleanses Israel, yet it also drives the expansion of the Starcluster. Without it, enthronement risks sterility; with it, enthronement overflows into new creation.⁴ The fountain becomes the sacramental bloodstream of the cosmos, opened once and forever.

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¹ 4Q161 Pesher Isaiah, frags. 8–10, col. III, 11–25. See Florentino García Martínez and Eibert J. C. Tigchelaar, The Dead Sea Scrolls Study Edition (Leiden: Brill, 1997–98), 1:319–23.

² Zech 13:1; cf. Isa 12:3; Ezek 47:1–12.

³ John J. Collins, Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls (London: Routledge, 1997), 98–102.

⁴ G. K. Beale, A New Testament Biblical Theology: The Unfolding of the Old Testament in the New (Grand Rapids: Baker, 2011), 839–42.

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X2M.154 | Starcluster: Daybreak — Palace Thrown Open

The Qumran fragment 4Q252 interprets Jacob’s words over Judah (“the scepter shall not depart from Judah”) as a dynastic prophecy.¹ The commentary identifies the “ruler’s staff” with the Davidic line, securing continuity until the coming of the Messiah, who will judge the nations and establish everlasting rule.² At Daybreak, the royal palace is not built anew but thrown open, its doors flung wide to reveal the covenant throne.

This opening functions in two registers. First, it is political: the restoration of David’s line after exile, a covenant dynasty renewed. Second, it is cosmic: the enthronement of Messiah as the light of dawn, whose rising scatters the night. Isaiah 60 resonates: “Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the LORD has risen upon you.”³

For Starcluster, Daybreak names the moment when dynastic restoration breaches cosmic darkness. Dust (X2M.153) begins to glitter, and now dawn breaks forth as signal: enthronement is public, not hidden. Just as Qumran re-read Jacob’s blessing as a forward-looking dynasty text, so too does Daybreak reimagine restoration as the palace itself becoming transparent — a throne room no longer concealed behind veil or exile but radiant with cosmic light.

The palace, then, is not merely architectural but astral. To say it is “thrown open” is to proclaim access, transparency, invitation. The nations are summoned into its courts; the cosmos itself becomes its outer hall. In this way, Daybreak marks the shift from anticipation to manifestation: the dynasty shines, the palace is open, and the enthronement is cosmic in scope.

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¹ 4Q252 Commentary on Genesis, col. V, 1–7; see Geza Vermes, The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English, rev. ed. (London: Penguin, 2011), 391.

² John J. Collins, The Scepter and the Star (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2010), 56–62.

³ Isaiah 60:1–3.

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PH12 will ignite a chain reaction that will change the world in an onomastic as opposed to an Oppenheimer way.

THE QUIDDITY CONTEXT

English transliteration of the Latin quidditas, meaning "whatness"; in scholastic usage it designates a thing's essence taken precisely in its capacity to inform the intellect of the answer to the question "what is it?"

Related Terms. At most, a virtual minor distinction obtains between essence and quiddity: essence is the thing as capacity for existence, whereas quiddity is the thing as capacity to instruct the intellect. The quiddity of a thing, if definable, is analytically expressed in its real definition by its genus and specific difference. As such it is similar to, but more exact than, nature in Boethius's first sense: "Anything that can be grasped (by the intellect) in any way whatever" (De persona et duabus naturis 1; Patrologia Latina, 64:1341BC). Nature, in the more etymological and Aristotelian sense, is closer to essence than to quiddity inasmuch as nature signifies a thing's principle of operation—effective only through existence.

Such are the comparisons between these terms suggested by St. Thomas Aquinas (De ente 1, 3). To these he adds form and Aristotle's phrase "the what was to be" (τò τί [symbol omitted] ν ε [symbol omitted] ναι, quod quid erat esse ). He defines the form that is convertible with essence and quiddity as "the complete essential determination" of a thing.

Onomastics (or, in older texts, onomatology) is the study of the etymology, history, and use of proper names.[1] An alethonym ('true name') or an orthonym ('real name') is the proper name of the object in question, the object of onomastic study.

alethonym

The true name of an individual, as distinguished from a pseudonym, synonym, antonym..

orthonym

The real name of a person who uses a pseudonym; the correct word for a concept in a specified language.

FROM THE CELESTIAL TO THE TERRESTRIAL

QUAESITUM is something that is sought; the solution to a problem

According to Carl Jung, everything we experience that we forget is not forgotten but ends up in our unconscious. In the book Man & his Symbols, Jung states that when we forget something it's not that we lost it, but rather we suppressed it. According to Jung, the unconscious mind remembers almost everything. But to tap into the unconscious memory one must go through the shadow side or hidden self.

Not to go too deep into Jung's ideas, but the shadow can be thought of as the self that resides within the unconscious mind. It has access to all our memories and often guides many of our decisions without our conscious knowledge of it.

The shadow often controls the unconscious and the conscious mind often attempts to control the shadow.

The point of all of this is to say that it seems to be the case that the shadow's main role is to avoid shame by embracing pain.

The reason the conscious mind doesn't embrace the shadow is that the conscious mind seeks to avoid pain, and so we often avoid our hidden selves.

Likewise, shame seems to bring out the shadow, and it drives us toward pain.

Jung seemed to lay out a theory that the resolution to this contention was to integrate the shadow with the conscious mind. To find balance between the two.

What this amounts to is pain and shame. That [ed., to] heal, to resolve, to recover and ultimately to regain our lost memories of who we are, we must embrace a degree of pain and shame and discomfort.

RESTING PLACE

מְנוּחָה menû·ḥā(h) rest; resting place; place of quiet; composure

BDB resting place; rest, quietness

CHALOT rest; resting-place; quieting, calming

DBL Hebrew resting place; rest; ease; oppression

NASB Dictionaries resting place; rest

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X2M.153 | Starcluster: Stardust — Restoration of the Davidic Dynasty

The fragment 4Q504 (Words of the Luminaries) contains intercessory prayers for forgiveness, covenant renewal, and restoration of Israel. In col. I–II, lines 5–8, the prayer calls for God to remove transgression and reestablish His covenant with the people.¹ This is not simply a plea for mercy; it is dynastic in tone, anticipating a Davidic restoration by which scattered Israel will be regathered.

This thread is echoed across the Qumran corpus. 4Q174 (Florilegium) reads 2 Samuel 7 — the promise to David of an eternal “house” — as a prophecy of the eschatological Branch, who will arise to build the temple and rule forever.² 4Q285 (The Pierced Messiah Text) envisions the Davidic leader who will both suffer and triumph, linking dynasty with covenant sacrifice.³ Even 4Q252 (Commentary on Genesis) ties Jacob’s blessing of Judah to Davidic enthronement, interpreting the “scepter” as dynastic continuity.⁴

Isaiah’s imagery of the nes — the raised signal flag — binds these threads together: “He will raise a signal for the nations and assemble the outcasts of Israel” (Isa 11:12).⁵ For Qumran, the flag was a liturgical symbol; for Starcluster, it becomes an astral emblem. What was once whispered in desert prayers emerges here as a galactic protocol: Stardust scattered through exile re-coalesces as a restored dynasty, shining as constellation.

Thus, Stardust names the paradox of exile and restoration. Dust signifies loss, dispersal, anonymity — but when charged by covenant memory, dust becomes radiant matter, transfigured into stars. In this way, the dynasty of David is not merely reconstituted in Jerusalem, but extended as a cosmic enthronement, a signal raised not over one nation only, but over the galaxies.

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¹ Florentino García Martínez and Eibert Tigchelaar, The Dead Sea Scrolls Study Edition, vol. 2 (Leiden: Brill, 1997–98), 1007–09.

² 4Q174 Florilegium, col. I; cf. John J. Collins, The Scepter and the Star (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2010), 85–90.

³ Émile Puech, “Fragment d’Apocryphe de la Genèse et de la Prière de Nabonide,” Revue de Qumran 15 (1991): 475–522.

⁴ 4Q252 Commentary on Genesis, col. V; cf. Geza Vermes, The Complete Dead Sea Scrolls in English, rev. ed. (London: Penguin, 2011), 391.

⁵ Isaiah 11:10–12; cf. 49:22.

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Starcluster Imperial Plant | X2M.152 Eternal Planting (4Q418 81:13)

The Qumran fragment 4Q418 81:13 preserves a luminous phrase: “eternal planting” (neti‘at ‘olam)¹. For the sectarian scribes, this image was not botanical but covenantal — the promise of permanence rooted in divine election. At Qumran, planting meant identity: to be a garden of God in the wilderness, an orchard replanted after exile, an Eden restored in miniature².

Within the Starcluster runtime, Eternal Planting becomes the founding genetic code of colonization. The Starchild is commissioned to carry seed-orders, establishing not a temporary encampment but a garden of permanence on cosmic soil. Isaiah envisioned this destiny when he declared: *“Your people shall all be righteous; they shall possess the land forever, the branch of my planting, the work of my hands, that I might be glorified.”*³ This is more than survival — it is glorification sequenced into runtime, Eden transcribed into code.

The wisdom tradition behind 4Q418 taught that the community’s flourishing depended on hidden instruction, a transmission of knowledge that would endure through the end of days⁴. Planting was tied to teaching: roots as commandments, fruit as righteous deeds. In the Starcluster system, that sapiential logic is transposed into cosmic agriculture: wisdom as genetic runtime, inscribed in the very code of colonization. Eternal Planting thus encodes continuity — atmosphere and ritual sealed into the helix of glorified humanity.

In exile, Israel longed for Zion as a place to be replanted. The sect at Qumran claimed that role for themselves. In the eschaton, the Starchild fulfills it beyond imagining: the Eden-seed is carried across the stars. “They are planted in the house of the LORD; they flourish in the courts of our God. They still bear fruit in old age; they are ever full of sap and green.” (Psalm 92:13–14) The colonization mission is not expansion by conquest but cultivation by covenant — a restored garden that cannot be uprooted, a permanence spanning galaxies.

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¹ 4Q418 81:13 (Instruction / Musar leMevin) contains the phrase “eternal planting” (neti‘at ‘olam). See John J. Collins, Jewish Wisdom in the Hellenistic Age (Louisville: Westminster John Knox, 1997), 129–32.

² Cf. Florentino García Martínez, The Dead Sea Scrolls Translated (Leiden: Brill, 1996), 349–51, on the symbolic use of planting language in the sapiential texts.

³ Isa. 60:21: “Your people shall all be righteous; they shall possess the land forever, the branch of my planting, the work of my hands, that I might be glorified” (ESV).

⁴ Eibert Tigchelaar, “Wisdom in the Dead Sea Scrolls,” in The Oxford Handbook of Wisdom and the Bible, ed. Will Kynes (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2021), 261–77.

X2M.151 — QUASAR

The final flare of Starcaster is not a quiet ember but a quasar: an outpouring of light and force so great that it both completes and transmits. In apocalyptic imagery, the thunderbolt is not merely destructive but also a seal that binds together heaven and earth. John’s vision of the mighty angel—his feet straddling sea and land, his voice like a lion, and the sealed thunderclaps withheld from inscription—captures this paradox of revelation and restraint: something spoken, something withheld, but all transmitted nonetheless.¹

The Davidic promise, already rehearsed through horn, crown, and throne, reaches its cosmological extension here. The exaltation of the horn in Hannah’s song—“He will give strength to his king, and exalt the horn of his anointed”²—finds its celestial parallel in the quasar: a beam of compressed gravity and glory that breaks open the heavens. Psalm 110 likewise draws the pattern: heads of the nations are cast down so that the Messiah’s head may be lifted up in final triumph.³

Philo of Alexandria, commenting on Abraham’s vision of the stars, heard in the divine word not only “so many” but “so shall your seed be”: luminous, countless, and radiant with the properties of the heavens themselves.⁴ This exegesis presses us beyond mere quantity into quality: the seed shall not only be numerous like the stars, but of their very likeness—pure, unshadowed, eternal. In this way, the quasar signifies dynastic transmission, a royal succession flaring with cosmic permanence.

Here, the two rival traditions—Olympian thunderbolt and prophetic horn—collide. The mythic son of the spear-ruler, Hercules, claimed thunder’s power by descent from Zeus. But the Judean king claims it by covenant and oath, not by force or theft. In the Apocalypse of Abraham, the dual “lots” of light and darkness reveal this tension: Azazel grasps at kavod, but it is Abraham who ascends, the human who is translated, and the angel who is cast down.⁵ The quasar, then, is the judgment-flash: lifting one head, cutting down another.

And so Starcaster completes its burn. The left hand closes in brilliance, every strand fused into the galactic crown. Yet this flare does not dissipate; it transmits. The pulse is carried forward, quiet but sure, into the planting of the right hand. What was compressed here will be sown there. In this way the crown extends into seed, and the quasar becomes the first signal of the Starcluster.

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¹ Revelation 10:1–4.

² 1 Samuel 2:10.

³ Psalm 110:1–7.

⁴ Philo, Who Is the Heir? 86–87, LCL, trans. Colson & Whitaker.

⁵ Andrei A. Orlov, Heavenly Priesthood in the Apocalypse of Abraham (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2013), 155–56.

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X2M.147 — QUANTGRAVITON OO

Quantum Finite, Gravity Infinite

The mystery of the graviton lies in its double paradox: it is the hypothesized mediator of the weakest of all forces, yet its reach is infinite. Mass generates the field, but the graviton represents the relational web binding every mass to every other. In the Standard Model, photons, gluons, and W/Z bosons all carry their respective forces; the graviton, if discovered, would complete the set, joining general relativity to the quantum framework.¹ In the classical limit, the graviton’s equations must collapse seamlessly into Einstein’s curvature of spacetime and Newton’s inverse-square law—an infinitesimal quantum particle bearing the weight of cosmic geometry.²

The ambition of quantum gravity is to reconcile the granular with the continuous, the Planck-scale foam with the cosmic sweep of galaxies.³ String theory envisions the graviton as a vibration of extended objects; loop quantum gravity treats spacetime itself as quantized, latticed in discrete quanta of area and volume. Both frameworks imply that the very fabric of time and space is unstable to fluctuation, neither static nor smooth, but trembling with the pulse of hidden symmetries.⁴

Yet the graviton is not merely a particle but a theological metaphor. In Scripture, YHWH is “my strength … who makes my feet like the deer’s; he makes me tread on my high places” (Hab. 3:19).⁵ The high places—often altars of idolatry—were sites of false worship, later purged by kings who sought covenantal fidelity.⁶ The graviton, in this arc, symbolizes that which must be subdued in order for true sovereignty to emerge. To tread the “heights of the earth” is to quantize gravity spiritually: to resolve the oscillations of rebellion into the harmonics of divine rule.

Virgil, in the Aeneid, describes transition moments where the world tilts from East to West, where the old reliquiae of Troy seed the new imperium of Rome.⁷ The graviton’s mystery is of the same order: a hinge of history where continuity is carried by an unseen mediator, binding epochs, kingdoms, and covenants together in a fabric no eye can see yet every body feels.

Thus QuantGraviton OO is the double-door threshold—finite in description, infinite in scope. It whispers of Planck-length discreteness while opening onto a glory without measure. It is the bridge across which Starchild advances, where physics folds into metaphysics, and gravity itself becomes the liturgy of enthronement.

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¹ Steven Weinberg, Dreams of a Final Theory (New York: Pantheon, 1992), 105–109.

² John Baez, “Quantum Gravity in a Nutshell,” Online Papers in Physics, 2001.

³ Carlo Rovelli, Quantum Gravity (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004), 3–5.

⁴ T. Y. Cao, “Prerequisites for a Consistent Framework of Quantum Gravity,” Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 32B (2001): 181–204.

⁵ Habakkuk 3:19, ESV.

⁶ 2 Chronicles 34:3; cf. 1 Kings 3:3–4; Psalms 78:58.

⁷ Virgil, Aeneid, VII.180–182.

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