Halikaarnians

First Appearance and Context

During Apert, while describing paths available to visitors and residents in the one‑year math, it is noted that some study under Halikaarnians and go on to become praxics or artisans, while others study under Procians. This usage appears in the context of tours and instruction connected with the Unarians.

Roles/Actions and Affiliations

“Halikaarnians” is used as a speech label for instructors and thinkers aligned with the tradition of Saunt Halikaarn, especially in contexts of study and mentorship. In the same setting, those who study under such teachers are said to pursue practical crafts and arts extramuros. The label, as used so far, denotes a current of teaching rather than a formally named order; for the formal order at this concent that traces its lineage to Halikaarn, see the Edharian Order.

Relationships

• Often mentioned in contrast with Procians when outlining study tracks; the pairing reflects a semantics‑first versus syntactic‑first outlook in instruction.
• Connected by name and outlook to Saunt Halikaarn; formal organizational ties are not specified beyond the separate identification of the Edharian Order.

In Scholarship

A Sæcular scholar, Ignetha Foral, authored a work titled Plurality of Worlds: a Comparative Study of Polycosmic Ideation among the Halikaarnians. The work is associated with her time in the Unarian math at Baritoe, which is described as Procian‑dominated. Within the concent a request has been submitted to obtain a copy for the library; its contents have not yet been reviewed locally.

Descriptions/Characteristics

No distinctive dress, rites, or offices have been described for Halikaarnians. The term functions as a descriptive label for a tradition of instruction rather than as an official order name in the material seen so far.

Current Status/Location

Active as a label in present discourse at the concent. No fixed seat, membership rolls, or leadership have been described.