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Last updated: JAN. 16, 2020

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A nomicon, as derived from the pre-Millettic suffix -nomicon, is used in the context of Astronist literature to denote a piece of writing that holds particular length, prominence within a field, or importance to Astronism above others in comparison. Within the Omnidoxy itself, the suffix -nomicon is used sparingly to be the rubral of certain discourses within the treatise.


Again, this suffix is used in rubral appellation to raise the discourse to which it is attached to a higher significance, one of the most prominent examples of which is the omnidoxical discourse titled the Eleunomicon.

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Cometan • Omnidoxy • Vendox • Institution • Cosmocentrism • Organised philosophy

Main beliefs

Astrocism • Astronic eschatology • Astrosis • Cosmosis • Eleuthonism • Great Departion • Humanic Exploration of The Cosmos • Intracosmism • Limitationism • Naturalism • Sentientism • Transcensionism •  Transtellationism • Uniquitarianism

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Ethics and lifestyle

Astration • Astromancy • Astromeditation • Astronomical commemoration • Astrophotography • Cosmic devotion • Cosmomancy • Cosmopiry • Debatation • Retination • Starbathing • Stargazing • Starparty • Starsleeping • Startryst

Governance

Hyperstructure (Governorship • Kinship • Padronship) • Institutional Astronism • Institutional law • New Concept Development • Proprietorship • Recognition 

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Cometanic • Contemporary • Dispositional • Empirical • Folk • Heterodoxical • Historical • Hyper • Hypo • Liberal • Omnidoxical • Orthodox • Philosophical • Postcursory • Practical • Rational • Religious • Spiritual • Syncretisms • Theoretical 

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Astronarianism • Comparison • Criticism • Culture (Architecture • Art • Figures • Literature • Music • Ornamentation • Philosophy • Rendition • Society) • Spacism

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