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The Cerberus numbers

The elements of the transet of sin. These are specifically the Cocytus number (26-aleph.19, from the rift in Cantor's staircase), the Scylla number, and the Charybdis number. The Cocytus number is associated with the sin of romantic injustice; the Scylla and Charybdis numbers are associated with transcendental delusion and recursive disgrace. [The identification of the Scylla mythopoesis with transcendental delusion is contested by many ethical philosophers, who would rather refer to this sin-number as the Phalaris or Telemachus number, though the similarity between the words 'Telemachus' and 'Temeluchus' and the latter's association with Apollyon have produced further poetical disagreements on this score.]

• Cerberus-dimensional objects. Any physical object whose geometry is proportioned according to the dimensions of the Cerberus numbers. Examples include the Nemean skeleton [a "leonine" n-skeletal entity] and the holocaust-minotaur [a being that compounds the destructive energies released when a sinstone is broken].

The inferno transet

The antiset and the Cerberus numbers together.

Unrelated:

The Alcubierre telescope: a telescope that uses quasi-wormholes to deliver simultaneous instead of delayed transmissions of photographic information about distant objects in space. So, a star seen through an Alcubierre telescope is seen according to its occurrent status, rather than according to the photon traces it has left over the ages.