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===Classical texts=== | ===Classical texts=== | ||
*The ''Imθumăytil'' ([[Windermere/Classical|Classical Windermere]], meaning "investigations") is a [[Windermere/Classical|Classical Windermere]] text which depicts sages (Classical Windermere: ''impida'', the title may be translated as "Master") discussing and debating various ethical and philosophical topics, and attempting to find the "true meaning" and "correct practice" of previous Talman religious traditions. Most surviving copies are edited by later ''impida'' in various schools of interpretation. The ''Imthumăytil'' was traditionally required reading in Talman schools. | *The '''Imθumăytil''' ([[Windermere/Classical|Classical Windermere]], meaning "investigations") is a [[Windermere/Classical|Classical Windermere]] text which depicts sages (Classical Windermere: ''impida'', the title may be translated as "Master") discussing and debating various ethical and philosophical topics, and attempting to find the "true meaning" and "correct practice" of previous Talman religious traditions. Most surviving copies are edited by later ''impida'' in various schools of interpretation. The ''Imthumăytil'' was traditionally required reading in Talman schools. | ||
**handwashing that conveniently largely coincides with what germ theory prescribes (handwashing after contact with bodily fluids or dirt) | **handwashing that conveniently largely coincides with what germ theory prescribes (handwashing after contact with bodily fluids or dirt) | ||
*Muidhillechadh Gnaoth: a critical essay by [[Verse:Tricin/Etsoj Jopah|Etsoj Jopah]] on the Sondmorið Manuscripts (in Classical Windermere) | *Muidhillechadh Gnaoth: a critical essay by [[Verse:Tricin/Etsoj Jopah|Etsoj Jopah]] on the Sondmorið Manuscripts (in Classical Windermere) | ||
===Later texts=== | ===Later texts=== | ||
There are later pĭdaic writings and Snialist writings which we won't mention here... | There are later pĭdaic writings and Snialist writings which we won't mention here... | ||