


Christianity, three ignitions
An illegal sect, a state religion, a print movement. Fifteen hundred years apart, and each one starts over.
- 14 Early Christianity 30 CE
- 16 Imperial Christianity 312 CE
- 25 The Reformation 1517
Sets
The obvious unit for a series like this is one religion per book. It produces the wrong number of books and the wrong shape of book. The unit here is one tradition’s arc from ignition to first division — so a tradition that ignited more than once holds more than one slot.




An illegal sect, a state religion, a print movement. Fifteen hundred years apart, and each one starts over.




A north Indian forest, a sutra workshop, a lineage certificate, and a Tibetan printing house that never stopped.



Mecca and the standardised codex, Karbala and the named chain, then the order as a franchise.



Recitation with checksums, the deed engraved in copper, and the reform society with a printing press.
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