Sline
The Sline is mentioned as one of several carved or depicted “general types” that adorn the walkway surrounding a Cloister garden within a math. It is listed alongside the Deolater, the Physiologer, and the Burger.
Context and usage
- The term appears as a label for a social or cultural archetype represented in mathic surroundings. The narrative so far gives no direct definition or description beyond its inclusion among other general types.
- Its presence is attested in decorative motifs observed while passing through the Cloister, amid other crafted details of doors, columns, and garden features.
Current status
- No actions or roles beyond iconographic mention have been described to date. Further details may clarify the Sline’s connotations as more is revealed.
Summary:
An archetypal “general type” referenced in mathic iconography. It is noted among carved figures seen along a cloister walkway inside a math; its specific meaning has not yet been explained in the text.
First seen:
Part 1: Provener - Chapter 2: Cloister
Part 1: Provener - Chapter 2: Cloister
Most recently seen:
Part 1: Provener - Chapter 2: Cloister
Part 1: Provener - Chapter 2: Cloister
Known as:
the Sline
the Sline