Difference between revisions of "Rose Windows"
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| − | The Rose Windows are one of two apertures | + | The Rose Windows are one of two apertures contained at the [[diastole]] of each of [[the Six Orbits of Space]]. There are six Rose Windows, each situated in the ceiling of the diastole of its corresponding Orbit. |
| − | The other aperture is the | + | The other aperture is the Well of [[the Remembry]], which is situated directly beneath each Rose Window. There are likewise six Wells, one in each of the Six Orbits. |
| − | Both the Rose Windows and the wells of the Remembry measure []. | + | Both the Rose Windows and the wells of the Remembry measure approximately [[dune vigune]] [[span]] in diameter. |
| − | Each Rose Window [[iconizes]] the character of its corresponding Orbit, while simultaneously also iconizing Anesidore as a whole, which contains the Six Orbits | + | Each Rose Window [[iconizes]] the character of its corresponding Orbit, while simultaneously also iconizing [[Anesidore]] as a whole, which contains the Six Orbits. |
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Revision as of 23:09, 5 March 2018
The Rose Windows are one of two apertures contained at the diastole of each of the Six Orbits of Space. There are six Rose Windows, each situated in the ceiling of the diastole of its corresponding Orbit.
The other aperture is the Well of the Remembry, which is situated directly beneath each Rose Window. There are likewise six Wells, one in each of the Six Orbits.
Both the Rose Windows and the wells of the Remembry measure approximately dune vigune span in diameter.
Each Rose Window iconizes the character of its corresponding Orbit, while simultaneously also iconizing Anesidore as a whole, which contains the Six Orbits.
