Suur Uthentine

Overview

Suur Uthentine is remembered as a theor of Baritoe, active in the Fourteenth Century A.R., who—together with Fraa Erasmas—is credited with founding the metatheoretical program known as Complex Protism. The program generalizes the "simple" two‑box framing of Protism that contrasts the Hylaean Theoric World with our cosmos, extending it into a directed‑acyclic‑graph view across multiple cosmi consistent with a broader Polycosm perspective.

Appearance and Traits

No physical description is given. Uthentine is described as a specialist in graph‑like structures—specifically directed acyclic graphs—whose forthright identification of a “two‑box” diagram as a DAG is cited as an upsight that shaped later work.

Roles and Actions

• Chalk‑hall exchange: Tradition recounts that Uthentine walked in on a two‑box diagram chalked by Erasmas and identified it as a directed acyclic graph, provoking a fruitful disagreement.
• Co‑founder of Complex Protism: Following that exchange, Uthentine and Erasmas developed "Complex Protism," which allows any number of boxes and one‑way arrows so long as no cycles occur. In this framing, cosmi can be modeled as nodes with information flowing in a single direction along the arrows.
• Transmission and reception: Uthentine and Erasmas are identified as Thousanders; their treatise was not copied out into the wider mathic world until a Millennial Convox, and accounts say it attracted scant notice until the Twenty‑seventh Century, when a Centenarian at Saunt Edhar remarked that the causality‑arrows in such diagrams were isomorphic to the flow of time.

Relationships

• Collaborator: Worked with Fraa Erasmas in the foundational development of Complex Protism.
• Institutional association: Linked with Baritoe in accounts that place her work within that math’s tradition.

Current Status

A historical figure cited in dictionaries and avout accounts; no further biographical details are provided in the available material.