Home›Sources›Divinity Atlas Long-Form Articles, First EditionSourcesDivinity Atlas Long-Form Articles, First EditionCitation FormatsGeneral ReferenceGeneral Reference Citation TextDivinity Atlas. "Divinity Atlas Long-Form Articles, First Edition." Accessed August 30, 2026. https://divinity.interactivelion.com/sources/divinity-atlas-long-form-articles-first-edition.Copy General ReferenceAPA StyleAPA Style Citation TextDivinity Atlas. (n.d.). Divinity Atlas Long-Form Articles, First Edition. 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Plus 26,328 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.Disposition By TopicArticles, 139,000 claims: 86,823 well-attested, 20 holds, 26,107 connected, 26,050 general references.Page Identities, 548 claims: 274 well-attested, 274 general references.Tarot Decks, 8 claims: 2 well-attested, 4 holds, 2 general references.Rituals, 5 claims: 4 well-attested, 1 general references.Sources, 4 claims: 4 well-attested.Deities, 2 claims: 1 scholarly debate, 1 general references.Historical Figures, 2 claims: 2 holds.Mythical Creatures, 2 claims: 2 holds.Well-attested87,107Articles"The Dreaming" Is a Translation, and a Rough One1 Enoch, 4 Ezra, and the Angel Who Answers by Refusing10541054, and Why the Date Is Misleading1204 and the Dispersal to the West1204 and What Actually Broke1614, and the Year These Texts Stopped Being Egyptian1616, 1633, and What the Trial Was About174 Hz, the Lowest Solfeggio Tone1819, the Overthrow, and a Renaissance1844, and What Was Made of It1848: The Fox Sisters and Hydesville1870, and the Two Traditions That Said No1894, and What a Peasant War Was About1945, and the Association That Replaced the State2014, and After285 Complaints in Three Years: What Sri Lanka's Child Protection Authority Found285 Hz, an Added Solfeggio Tone325 and the Creed396 Hz, the First Core Solfeggio Tone417 Hz, the Second Core Solfeggio Tone451 and the Two Natures528 Hz, the "Miracle" Tone529 and the Question of Grace639 Hz, the Fourth Core Solfeggio Tone664 and the Easter Question690 Hymns, Kept Findable a Century Later701 BCE, and a Reign Attested From Both Sides741 Hz, the Fifth Core Solfeggio Tone787, the Icons and the Empire in Exile852 Hz, the Sixth Core Solfeggio Tone963 Hz, the Crown ToneA 1970S Song Gave Her a Second AudienceA 1987 System, and What It Is Made OfA 1991 Split and Contested Wealth Estimates Mark a Global Movement's Later YearsA 2014 Ruling Fixed Dates That Used to Move Every YearA 28-Year Program That Closed Without ConsensusA and the Order That Is RecitedA and the Rules That Join WordsA as a Graphic FormA as the Tuning StandardA Baby in a Basket on the River, and a Prince Raised by His EnemyA Babylonian Epic of Creation and FloodA Babylonian Name Without a Babylonian SourceA Badge Everyone Can Read, and It Is Not AncientA Baker's Race Against Time, Not a Craft of Its OwnA Balance of Two WorldsA Ballad Bird, and the Collectors Who Found ItA Ban Demanded Before the Film Was Even SeenA Ban Placed on a Book, Not a ManShowing 1 to 50 of 29,233 entities carrying this claim. NextScholarly debate1DeitiesThe Tuatha De DanannHolds28ArticlesA Publishing Phenomenon and Its CriticsAsk, Believe, ReceiveHindmarsh Island, and a Dispute the Atlas Does Not SettleHow Aristotle Reached the Medieval WorldHow Legalism Built and Then Lost the Qin StatePapers From a Sleeping ManPrinciple and Vital Force in the Confucian RevivalPublication, the Foundation and a Landmark Copyright RulingPure Conversation and the Return of the LaoziReading the Headlines as ProphecySales, a Film and the Cost of Setting a DateTai Ji Men: Qigong, Martial Arts and the Master-Disciple TraditionThe Method Existentialism BorrowedThe Paradoxes That Made a School of NamesThe Rivalry Between Mohism and ConfucianismThe Tai Ji Men Case: From Prosecution to Acquittal, and the Dispute That ContinuesThe Theosophical TextsTwo Courts, Two Answers on Who Owns ItWhat the Course Claims and How It Was WrittenZou Yan and the Cosmology of the Five PhasesHistorical FiguresLeonardo da VinciMythical CreaturesAsuraTarot DecksThothVisconti-SforzaConnected26,107Articles"The Dreaming" Is a Translation, and a Rough One1 Enoch, 4 Ezra, and the Angel Who Answers by Refusing10541054, and Why the Date Is Misleading1204 and the Dispersal to the West1204 and What Actually Broke1614, and the Year These Texts Stopped Being Egyptian1616, 1633, and What the Trial Was About174 Hz, the Lowest Solfeggio Tone1819, the Overthrow, and a Renaissance1844, and What Was Made of It1848: The Fox Sisters and Hydesville1870, and the Two Traditions That Said No1894, and What a Peasant War Was About1945, and the Association That Replaced the State2014, and After285 Hz, an Added Solfeggio Tone325 and the Creed396 Hz, the First Core Solfeggio Tone417 Hz, the Second Core Solfeggio Tone451 and the Two Natures528 Hz, the "Miracle" Tone529 and the Question of Grace639 Hz, the Fourth Core Solfeggio Tone664 and the Easter Question701 BCE, and a Reign Attested From Both Sides741 Hz, the Fifth Core Solfeggio Tone787, the Icons and the Empire in Exile852 Hz, the Sixth Core Solfeggio Tone963 Hz, the Crown ToneA 1970S Song Gave Her a Second AudienceA 1987 System, and What It Is Made OfA 2014 Ruling Fixed Dates That Used to Move Every YearA 28-Year Program That Closed Without ConsensusA and the Order That Is RecitedA and the Rules That Join WordsA as a Graphic FormA as the Tuning StandardA Baby in a Basket on the River, and a Prince Raised by His EnemyA Babylonian Epic of Creation and FloodA Babylonian Name Without a Babylonian SourceA Badge Everyone Can Read, and It Is Not AncientA Baker's Race Against Time, Not a Craft of Its OwnA Balance of Two WorldsA Ballad Bird, and the Collectors Who Found ItA Banker's Second CareerA Banned Order, a State Ceremony, and a Poet in TranslationA Banner for IndependenceA Banquet Set for the GodsA Bantu-Derived Tradition Centered on the NgangaShowing 1 to 50 of 26,091 entities carrying this claim. NextGeneral References26,328Articles"The Dreaming" Is a Translation, and a Rough One1 Enoch, 4 Ezra, and the Angel Who Answers by Refusing10541054, and Why the Date Is Misleading1204 and the Dispersal to the West1204 and What Actually Broke1614, and the Year These Texts Stopped Being Egyptian1616, 1633, and What the Trial Was About174 Hz, the Lowest Solfeggio Tone1819, the Overthrow, and a Renaissance1844, and What Was Made of It1848: The Fox Sisters and Hydesville1870, and the Two Traditions That Said No1894, and What a Peasant War Was About1945, and the Association That Replaced the State2014, and After285 Hz, an Added Solfeggio Tone325 and the Creed396 Hz, the First Core Solfeggio Tone417 Hz, the Second Core Solfeggio Tone451 and the Two Natures528 Hz, the "Miracle" Tone529 and the Question of Grace639 Hz, the Fourth Core Solfeggio Tone664 and the Easter Question701 BCE, and a Reign Attested From Both Sides741 Hz, the Fifth Core Solfeggio Tone787, the Icons and the Empire in Exile852 Hz, the Sixth Core Solfeggio Tone963 Hz, the Crown ToneA 1970S Song Gave Her a Second AudienceA 1987 System, and What It Is Made OfA 2014 Ruling Fixed Dates That Used to Move Every YearA 28-Year Program That Closed Without ConsensusA and the Order That Is RecitedA and the Rules That Join WordsA as a Graphic FormA as the Tuning StandardA Baby in a Basket on the River, and a Prince Raised by His EnemyA Babylonian Epic of Creation and FloodA Babylonian Name Without a Babylonian SourceA Badge Everyone Can Read, and It Is Not AncientA Baker's Race Against Time, Not a Craft of Its OwnA Balance of Two WorldsA Ballad Bird, and the Collectors Who Found ItA Banker's Second CareerA Banned Order, a State Ceremony, and a Poet in TranslationA Banner for IndependenceA Banquet Set for the GodsA Bantu-Derived Tradition Centered on the NgangaShowing 1 to 50 of 26,327 entities carrying this claim. 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