Definition
The rightness-made-visible: the structural beauty of a thing ordered to its own necessity, appearing to a beholder.
orthophanes
/ˌɔːr.θoʊˈfæn.iːz/ (or-tho-PHAN-ees)
orthophanes, set in the YOUSPEAK script — a real font, not a picture
The gap it fills
the rightness-made-visible; the structural beauty of a thing ordered to its own necessity appearing to a beholder; the visible-rightness aspect of any created thing rightly-ordered, participating in doxakallos when the ordered thing is GoD
The stones it is built from
- orthoright, straight, true — Greek · ὀρθός [content]
- phanesappearing, shining-forth — Greek · φαν- [content]
Evidential structure
The carved decomposition bears no affix — content stones only.