Quizzes

The recorded name origins and mythic associations of twelve deities worshipped in Aztec religion.

Mythic association, historicity, cult centre and era among the deities worshipped in Maya religion.

Exact cult centres, precise dates and specific iconography for the Egyptian pantheon.

Precise dates, exact cult centres and the atlas's own historicity classification for the Greek pantheon.

Precise dates, exact iconography, the atlas's own historicity classification, and genuinely contested points the atlas records rather than settles.

The atlas's own historicity classification, earliest and latest attested dates, name origins, and the mythic associations recorded on individual gods.

An era-attested outlier, mythic associations, a debated name origin, and the genuinely unsettled scholarly debate over the Tuatha De Danann.

Exact cult centres, precise dates and specific iconography for the deities of this quiz.

Aesir against Vanir, a genuinely contested classification, and the atlas's precise dates and iconography.

The recorded gender and pronunciation the atlas holds for the orishas of Yoruba religion.

The recorded office of seven kami from the Kojiki, and the precise birth of three of them from Izanagi's own purification.

Further attested-meaning citations and entity accounts for common dream symbols, drawn from named interpreters across traditions: Artemidorus, the Babylonian Talmud, Ibn Sirin, Freud and Jung.

The same fifty Gene Keys a third time, by the Siddhi each one carries.

Sixteen geomantic figures by their recorded single-and-double point pattern, the most technical of the three pools.

Type population estimates, center classifications paired with specific gates, gate ordinal positions, and the incarnation crosses built from paired gates.

What is left once position, stroke pattern and divination system are spent: the Yoruba account of the odu's true elder, Diloggun's passage to Cuba, and how the sixteen parent signs are read across two systems.

The sharpest recorded fact about each of six numerology systems, including two false origin stories.

The twenty five letters of the Ogham alphabet by the pronunciation the atlas records for each one, and the letter-family each one belongs to.

The recorded name origin of the four playing card suits, French and Italian alike.

The same fifty degrees a third time, naming each one's term ruler and asking for the exact span of degrees the atlas records for it.

The Golden Dawn Hebrew-letter attributions, the Thoth system's contested reassignment, and the Strength/Justice dual numbering the atlas records across traditions.

The atlas's trine groupings, exact earthly-branch wording, and the I Ching hexagrams' King Wen numbers and trigram pairings, including one genuinely contested reading.

The runes of the Elder Futhark and the two rows that descend from it, the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc and the Younger Futhark: names, meanings and positions.

The atlas's sequence classification and a genuinely contested question it records: which planet truly rules Aquarius, Pisces and Scorpio.

Vimshottari dasha periods paired against the cycle order, the sixteen divisional varga charts by the life area each governs, nitya yoga natures, mahapurusha yoga formation conditions, and which yogas a category actually names.

Twenty six Adinkra symbols by the saying the atlas records for them, the smallest and most specific of the three pools.

The operations, colour-stages and symbols of the alchemical Magnum Opus.

The recorded name meanings of the ten archangels of the Kabbalistic Tree of Life.

Thirty six more Governors by pronunciation, and the seven Heptarchical Kings of De Heptarchia Mystica by their ruling planet and by the day of the week each is assigned.

Dated bounds, cosmological detail and manuscript particulars from the atlas's Gnosticism material: the Basilidean doctrine of election, Valentinian class theology, and the precise years the atlas assigns its texts, schools and figures.

Twenty seven Sacred Geometry forms by their recorded geometric definition, the smallest and most technical of the three pools.

The traditional sphere of influence carried by thirty of the angels and the traditionally associated verse carried by twenty one more, drawn from the atlas's own entries.

The wing numbers and the integration and disintegration direction of each of the nine Enneagram types.

The deeper working of each of the seven Hermetic Principles of The Kybalion, beyond the axiom and its plain mechanism.

The ten sephirot of the Tree of Life, their names, numbers and titles.

The great messengers of the Abrahamic and esoteric traditions and their correspondences.

Sequence position, ritual particulars and the Thomas Rudd Shem ha-Mephorash pairing among fifty-five spirits of the Ars Goetia.

The Pseudo-Dionysius scholastic gloss recorded for each of the nine angelic choirs.

The seed syllable, element and Sanskrit name recorded for each of the seven major chakras.

Etymology, the atlas's own corrective notes on later associations, recorded motion, and the fifth element, Spirit.

The atlas's own precise textual classifications, exact dating, and one genuinely contested historicity question.

Exact UNESCO status and two genuinely contested points the atlas itself records.