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First published in 1852 it has now sold over 32 million copies worldwide,It remains, definitively, a writer's best friend.
Ron only had one friend, and roget was it.
In looking over the original of Dr Peter Roget's mammoth assemblage
One cant help but notice Scientology forming, the hierarchy of ideas in categories.
Its like a brainstorming session of Scientology techniques and Dianetics, Hypnotism, the links & Connections.
Reality, Affinity Communication
Aberration, Conditions, Differences, Similarities, Differentiation,
Agreement,Greatness, Order versus Disorder, Source, Founder, Power, Liability, PTS ness
Generality, sweeping, Disperse, Transference~ Displacement~ Contagious, Rapport, Diluvian, Present Time, Timelessness, Begin, Change, Stop, Qualify, Reaction, Reverie, Give and Take, Black & White, Cause, Prime Mover,Generator, Dynamo, Gentle rise and Fall, Open the door ,Emergency, Danger, Tone , Energy, Invalidate, Bodily motions, exchange, Creator~ originator, autohor, founder, power. Kindle, Ruin, Turbulence, Alleviate, sedatives, Predisposition, zPrecipitation, Amendable, Pervade, Disseminate, Wax, Attenuation, Disperse, Beauty and Uglyness , Right and wrong, undulation, Encysted, Channel, Particle, Lag, Direction~Trending~ statistics.Attraction~ Repulsion.Organisation , Macrocosm, Gases, Cross purposes, Matter, energgy, space and time.
Its not that one would assume that the words are there in Rogets work,, its the order and cross referencing, as you read from start to finish, the sophisticated and elaborate, categories, its like reading a synopsis of scientology seeing the connections, unfold.well worth reading.
Ron Hubbards placement of words,
Tabular Synopsis of Categories
Class I. Abstract Relations
I. EXISTENCE
1°. Abstract 1. Existence. 2. Inexistence.
2°. Concrete 3. Substantiality. 4. Unsubstantiality
Internal. External.
3°. Formal 5. Intrinsicality. 6. Extrinsicality.
Absolute. Relative.
4°. Modal 7. State. 8. Circumstance.
2. RELATION
9. Relation. 10. Irrelation.
11. Consanguinity
1°. Absolute 12. Reciprocality.
13. Identity. 14. Contrariety.
15. Difference.
2°. Continuous 16. Uniformity.
17. Similarity. 18. Dissimilarity.
3°. Partial 19. Imitation. 20. Non-imitation.
Variation.
21. Copy. 22. Prototype.
4°. General 23. Agreement. 24. Disagreement.
3. QUANTITY
Absolute. Relative.
1°. Simple
25. Quantity. 26. Degree.
27. Equality. 28. Inequality.
29. Mean.
30. Compensation.
By comparison with a Standard.
2°. Comparative
31. Greatness. 32. Smallness.
By comparison with a similar Object.
33. Superiority. 34. Inferiority.
Changes in Quantity.
35. Increase. 36. Decrease.
Non-addition.
37. Addition. 38. Subduction.
39. Adjunct. 40. Remainder.
3°. Conjunctive 41. Mixture. 42. Simpleness.
43. Junction. 44. Disjunction.
45. Vinculum.
46. Coherence. 47. Incoherence.
48. Combination. 49. Decomposition.
50. Whole. 51. Part.
4°. Concrete 52. Completeness. 53. Incompleteness.
54. Composition. 55. Exclusion.
56. Component. 57. Extraneousness.
4. ORDER
1°. General 58. Order. 59. Disorder.
60. Arrangement. 61. Derangement.
62. Precedence. 63. Sequence.
64. Precursor. 65. Sequel.
2°. Consecutive
.........66. Beginning. 67. End.
68. Middle.
69. Continuity. 70. Discontinuity,
71. Term.
72. Assemblage. 73. Non-assemblage.
3°. Collective Dispersion.
74. Focus.
75. Class.
4°. Distributive
76. Inclusion. 77. Exclusion.
78. Generality. 79. Speciality.
80. Rule. 81. Multiformity.
5°. Categorical
.........82. Conformity. 83. Unconformity.
5. NUMBER
84. Number.
1°. Abstract 85. Numeration.
86. List.
87. Unity. 88. Accompaniment.
89. Duality.
90. Duplication. 91. Bisection.
2°. Determinate 92. Triality.
93. Triplication. 94. Trisection.
95. Quaternity.
96. Quadruplication. 97. Quadrisection.
98. Five, &c. 99. Quinquesection,&c.
100. Plurality. 101. Zero.
102. Multitude. 103. Fewness.
3°. Indeterminate 104. Repetition.
105. Infinity.
6. TIME
106. Duration. 107. Neverness.
Definite. Indefinite.
108. Period. 109. Course.
1°. Absolute
110. Diuturnity. 111. Transientness.
112. Perpetuity. 113. Instantaneity.
114. Chronometry. 115. Anachronism.
2°. Relative—
to Succession
116. Priority. 117. Posteriority.
118. Present time. 119. Different time.
120. Synchronism.
to a Period
121. Futurity. 122. Preterition.
123. Newness. 124. Oldness.
125. Morning. 126. Evening.
127. Youth. 128. Age.
129. Infant. 130. Veteran.
131. Adolescence.
to an Effect or Purpose
........132. Earliness. 133. Lateness.
134. Opportunity. 135. Intempestivity.
3°. Recurrent
136. Frequency. 137. Infrequency.
138. Periodicity. 139. Irregularity.
7. CHANGE
140. Change.
141. Cessation. 142. Permanence.
143. Continuance.
1°. Simple
144. Conversion. 145. Reversion.
146. Revolution.
147. Substitution. 148. Interchange.
2°. Complex
149. Mutability. 150. Immutability.
.............Present. Future.
151. Eventuality. 152. Destiny.
8. CAUSATION
1°. Constancy of Sequence
Constant Antecedent.......Constant Sequent
153.Cause........ 154. . Effect.
Assignment of Cause.........Absence of Assignment.
155.Attribution ....... 156. Chance
. .
2°. Connection between Cause and Effect
157. Power. 158. Impotence.
Degrees of Power.
159. Strength. 160. Weakness.
3°. Power in Operation
161. Production. 162. Destruction.
163. Reproduction.
164. Producer. 165. Destroyer.
166. Paternity. 167. Posterity.
168. Productiveness. 169. Unproductiveness.
170. Agency.
171. Energy. 172. Inertness.
173. Violence. 174. Moderation.
4°. Indirect Power
175. Influence. 175a Absence of Influence
176. Tendency. 177. Liability.
5°. Combinations of causes
178. Concurrence. 179. Counteraction.
CLASS 2. SPACE
1. SPACE IN GENERAL
1°. Abstract Space
180. Indefinite space. 181. Definite.Region.
182. Limited Place.
2°. Relative Space
183. Situation.
184. Location. 185. Displacement.
3°. Existence in Space
186. Presence. 187. Absence.
188. Inhabitant. 189. Abode.
190. Contents. 191. Receptacle.
2. DIMENSIONS
1°. General
192. Size. 193. Littleness.
194. Expansion. 195. Contraction.
196. Distance. 197. Nearness.
198. Interval. 199. Contiguity.
2°. Linear
200. Length. 201. Shortness.
202. Breadth. 203. Narrowness.
Thickness. Thinness.
204. Layer. 205. Filament.
206. Height. 207. Lowness.
208. Depth. 209. Shallowness.
210. Summit. 211. Base.
212. Verticality. 213. Horizontality.
214. Pendency. 215. Support.
216. Parallelism. 217. Obliquity.
218. Inversion. 219. Crossing.
3°. Centrical—General
220. Exteriority. 221. Interiority.
222. Covering. 223. Centrality.
224. Lining.
225. Investment. 226. Divestment.
227. Circumjacence. 228. Interjacence.
229. Outline.
230. Edge.
231. Circumscription.
232. Enclosure.
233. Limit.
3°. Centrical- Special
234. Front. 235. Rear.
236. Laterality. 237. Antiposition.
238. Dextrality. 239. Sinistrality.
3. FORM
1°. General
240. Form. 241. Amorphism.
242. Symmetry. 243. Distortion.
244.Angularity.
2°. Special
245. Curvature. 246. Straightness.
247. Circularity. 248. Convolution.
249. Rotundity.
250. Convexity. 251. Flatness.
252. Concavity.
253. Sharpness. 254. Bluntness.
255. Smoothness. 256. Roughness.
3°. Superficial
.........257. Notch.
258. Fold.
259. Furrow.
260. Opening. 261. Closure.
262. Perforator. 263. Stopper.
4. MOTION
264. Motion. 265. Quiescence.
266. Journey. 267. Navigation.
1°.Motion in General
268. Traveller. 269. Mariner.
270. Transference.
271. Carrier.
272. Vehicle. 273. Ship.
273a Aircraft
2°. Degrees of Motion
274. Velocity. 275. Slowness.
3°. Conjoined with force
.........276. Impulse. 277. Recoil.
4° With reference to Direction
278. . Direction. 279. Deviation.
280. Percession. 281. Sequence.
282. Progression. 283. Regression.
284. Propulsion. 285. Traction.
286. Approach. 287. Recession.
288. Attraction. 289. Repulsion.
290. Convergence. 291. Divergence.
292. Arrival. 293. Departure.
294. Ingress. 295. Egress.
296. Reception. 297. Ejection.
298. Food. 299. Excretion.
298a. Tobacco.
300. Insertion. 301. Extraction.
303. Passage.
303. Transcursion. 304. Shortcoming.
305. Ascent. 306. Descent.
307. Elevation. 308. Depression.
309. Leap. 310. Plunge.
311. Circuition.
312. Rotation. 313. Evolution.
314. Oscillation.
315. Agitation.
CLASS 3. MATTER
1. MATTER IN GENERAL
316. Materiality. 317. Immateriality.
318. World.
319. Gravity. 320. Levity.
2. INORGANIC MATTER
1°. Solids
321. Density. 322. Rarity.
323. Hardness. 324. Softness.
325. Elasticity. 326. Inelasticity.
327. Tenacity. 328. Brittleness.
329. Texture.
330. Pulverulence.
331. Friction. 332. Lubrication.
2°. Fluids—
1. In General
...........333. Fluidity. 334. Gaseity.
335. Liquefaction. 336. Vaporisation.
2. Specific
337. Water. 338. Air.
339. Moisture. 340. Dryness.
341. Ocean. 342. Land.
343. Gulf. Lake. 344. Plain.
345. Marsh. 346. Island.
3. In Motion
347. Stream.
348. River. ........349. Wind.
350. Conduit. 351. Air-pipe.
3°. Imperfect Fluids
352. Semiliquidity. 353. Bubble.
354. Pulpiness. 355. Unctuousness.
356. Oil. 356a. Resin
3. ORGANIC MATTER
1°. Vitality—
In General
......................357. Organisation. 358. Inorganisation.
................ 359. Life. 360. Death.
361. Killing.
362. Corpse.
363. Interment.
Special
364. Animality. 365. Vegetability.
366. Animal. 367. Plant.
368. Zoology. 369. Botany.
370. Cicuration. 371. Agriculture.
372. Mankind.
373. Man. 374. Woman.
2°. Sensation—
(1) General
........375. Sensibility. 376. Insensibility.
377. Pleasure. 378. Pain.
(2) Special—
1. Touch
379. Touch.
. 380. Perceptions of 381. Numbness.
Touch.
2. Heat
382. Heat. 383. Cold.
384. Calefaction. 385. Frigefaction.
386. Furnace. 387. Refrigeratory.
388. Fuel.
389. Thermometer.
3. Taste
390. Taste. 391. Insipidity.
392. Pungency.
393. Condiment.
394. Savouriness. 395. Unsavouriness.
396. Sweetness. 397. Sourness.
4. Odour
398. Odour. 399. Inodorousness.
400. Fragrance. 401. Fetor.
1. Sound in General.
402. Sound. 403. Silence.
404. Loudness. 405. Faintness.
2. Specific Sounds.
406. Snap. 407. Roll.
408. Resonance. 409. Sibilation.
5. Sound
410. Stridor.
411. Cry. 412. Ululation.
3. Musical Sounds.
413. Harmony. 414. Discord.
415. Music.
416. Musician.
417. Musical Instruments.
4. Perception of Sound.
418. Hearing. 419. Deafness.
1. Light in General.
420. Light. 421. Darkness.
422. Dimness.
423. Luminary. 424. Shade.
425. Transparency. 426. Opacity,
427. Semi-transparency.
2. Specific Light.
6. Light
428. Colour. 429. Achromatism.
430. Whiteness. 431. Blackness.
432. Grey. 433. Brown.
434. Redness. 435. Greenness.
436. Yellowness. 437. Purple.
438. Blueness. 439. Orange.
440. Variegation.
3. Perceptions of Light.
441. Vision. 442. Blindness.
443. Dimsightedness.
444. Spectator.
445. Optical Instruments.
446. Visibility. 447. Invisibility.
448. Appearance. 449. Disappearance.
CLASS 4. INTELLECT
DIVISION I. FORMATION OF IDEAS
I. Operations of Intellect in General
450. Intellect. 450a. Absence of Intellect
451. Thought. 452. Incogitancy.
453. Idea. 454. Topic.
II. Precursory Conditions AND Operations
455. Curiosity. 456. Incuriosity.
457. Attention. 458. Inattention.
459. Care. 460. Neglect.
461. Inquiry. 462. Answer.
463. Experiment. 464. Comparison.
465. Discrimination. 465a. Indiscrimination.
466. Measurement.
III. Materials FOR Reasoning
Degrees of Evidence.
467. Evidence. 468. Counter-evidence.
469. Qualification.
470. Possibility. 471. Impossibility.
472. Probability. 473. Improbability.
474. Certainty. 475. Uncertainty.
4. Reasoning Processes
476. Reasoning. 477. Intuition.
Sophistry.
478. Demonstration. 479. Confutation.
V. Results of Reasoning
480. Judgment. 481. Misjudgment.
482. Over-estimation. 483. Depreciation.
Unbelief.
484. Belief. 485. Doubt.
486. Credulity. 487. Incredulity.
488. Assent. 489. Dissent.
490. Knowledge. 491. Ignorance.
492. Scholar. 493. Ignoramus.
494. Truth. 495. Error.
496. Maxim. 497.Absurdity.
Faculties.
. .
498. Intelligence Wisdom. 499. Imbecility Folly.
500. Sage. 501. Fool.
502. Sanity. 503. Insanity.
504. Madman.
6. Extension of Thought—
1. To the Past
505. Memory. 506. Oblivion.
507. Expectation. 508. Inexpectation.
509. Disappointment.
2. To the Future
510. Foresight.
511. Prediction.
512. Omen.
513. Oracle.
7. Creative thought
514. Supposition.
515. Imagination.
DIVISION II. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
I. Nature of Ideas Communicated
516. Meaning. 517. Unmeaningness.
518. Intelligibility. 519. Unintelligibility.
520. Equivocalness.
521. Metaphor.
522. Interpretation. 523. Misinterpretation.
524. Interpreter.
II. Modes of Communication
525. Manifestation. 526. Latency.
527. Information. 528. Concealment.
529. Disclosure. 530. Ambush.
531. Publication.
532. News. 533. Secret.
534. Messenger.
535. Affirmation. 536. Negation.
537. Teaching. 538. Misteaching.
539. Learning.
540. Teacher. 541. Learner.
542. School.
543. Veracity. 544. Falsehood.
545. Deception.
546. Untruth.
547. Dupe. 548. Deceiver.
549. Exaggeration.
III. Means of Communication—
1°. Natural Means
550. Indication.
551. Record. 552. Obliteration.
553. Recorder.
554. Representation. 555. Misrepresentation.
556. Painting.
557. Sculpture.
558. Engraving.
559. Artist.
2°. Conventional Means—
1. Language generally
560. Language.
561. Letter.
562. Word. 563. Neology.
564. Nomenclature. 565. Misnomer.
566. Phrase.
567. Grammar. 568. Solecism.
569. Style.
Qualities of Style.
570. Perspicuity. 571. Obscurity.
572. Conciseness. 573. Diffuseness.
574. Vigour. 575. Feebleness.
576. Plainness. 577. Ornament.
578. Elegance. 579. Inelegance.
2. Spoken Language
580. Voice. 581. Aphony.
582. Speech. 583. Stammering.
584. Loquacity. 585. Taciturnity.
586. Allocution. 587. Response.
588. Interlocution. 589. Soliloquy.
3. Written Language
590. Writing. 591. Printing.
592. Correspondence. 593. Book.
594. Description.
595. Dissertation.
596. Compendium.
597. Poetry. 598. Prose.
599. The Drama.
CLASS 5. VOLITION
DIVISION I. INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
I. Volition in General—
600. Will. 601. Necessity.
602. Willingness. 603. Unwillingness.
604. Resolution. 605. Irresolution.
1°. Acts 606. Obstinacy. 607. Tergiversation.
608. Caprice.
609. Choice. 610. Rejection.
611. Predetermination. 612. Impulse.
613. Habit. 614. Desuetude.
2°. Causes
615. Motive. 616. Dissuasion.
617. Plea.
3°. Objects.
618. Good. 619. Evil.
II. Prospective Volition—
1°. Conceptional
620. Intention. 621. Chance.
622. Pursuit. 623. Avoidance.
624. Relinquishment.
625. Business.
626. Plan.
627. Method.
628. Mid-course. 629. Circuit.
630. Requirement.
1. Actual Subservience. 2°.
Subservience to Ends
631. Instrumentality.
632. Means.
633. Instrument.
634. Substitute.
635. Materials.
636. Store.
637. Provision. 638. Waste.
639. Sufficiency. 640. Insufficiency.
641. Redundance.
2. Degree of Subservience.
642. Importance. 643. Unimportance.
644. Utility. 645. Inutility.
646. Expedience. 647. Inexpedience.
648. Goodness. 649. Badness.
650. Perfection. 651. Imperfection.
652. Cleanness. 653. Uncleanness.
654. Health. 655. Disease.
656. Salubrity. 657. Insalubrity.
658. Improvement. 659. Deterioration.
660. Restoration. 661. Relapse.
662. Remedy. 663. Bane.
3. Contingent Subservience.
664. Safety. 665. Danger.
666. Refuge. 667. Pitfall.
668. Warning.
669. Alarm.
670. Preservation.
671. Escape.
672. Deliverance.
3°. Precursory Measures.
673. Preparation. 674. Non-preparation.
675. Essay.
676. Undertaking.
677. Use. 678. Disuse.
679. Misuse.
3. Action—
1°. Simple
680. Action. 681. Inaction.
682. Activity. 683. Inactivity.
684. Haste. 685. Leisure.
. 686. Exertion. 687. Repose.
688. Fatigue. 689. Refreshment.
690. Agent.
691. Workshop.
2°. Complex
692. Conduct.
693. Direction.
694. Director.
695. Advice.
696. Council.
697. Precept.
698. Skill. 699. Unskilfulness.
700. Proficient. 701. Bungler.
702. Cunning. 703. Artlessness.
4. Antagonism—
1°. Conditional.
704. Difficulty. 705. Facility.
2°. Active
706. Hindrance. 707. Aid.
708. Opposition. 709. Co-operation.
710. Opponent. 711. Auxiliary.
712. Party.
713. Discord. 714. Concord.
715. Defiance.
716. Attack. 717. Defence.
. 718. Retaliation. 719. Resistance.
720. Contention. 721. Peace.
722. Warfare. 723. Pacification.
724. Mediation.
725. Submission.
726. Combatant. 726a. Non-combatant.
727. Arms.
728. Arena.
5. Results of Action
729. Completion. 730. Non-completion.
731. Success. 732. Failure.
733. Trophy.
734. Prosperity. 735. Adversity.
.....................736.Mediocrity.
DIVISION 2. INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
I. General.
737. Authority. 738. Laxity.
739. Severity. 740. Lenity.
741. Command.
742. Disobedience. 743. Obedience.
744. Compulsion.
745. Master. 746. Servant.
747. Sceptre.
748. Freedom. 749. Subjection.
750. Liberation. 751. Restraint.
752. Prison.
753. Keeper. 754. Prisoner.
755. Commission. 756. Abrogation.
757. Resignation.
758. Consignee.
759. Deputy.
II. Special.
760. Permission. 761. Prohibition.
762. Consent.
763. Offer. 764. Refusal.
765. Request. 766. Deprecation.
767. Petitioner.
III. Conditional
768. Promise. 768a. Release.
769. Compact.
770. Conditions.
771. Security.
772. Observance. 773. Non-observance.
774. Compromise.
4. Possessive Relations—
1°. Property in General
775. Acquisition. 776. Loss.
777. Possession. 778. Participation.
779. Possessor.
780. Property.
781. Retention. 782. Relinquishment.
2°. Transfer of Property.
783. Transfer.
784. Giving. 785. Receiving.
786. Apportionment.
787. Lending. 788. Borrowing.
789. Taking. 790. Restitution.
791. Stealing.
792. Thief.
793. Booty.
3°. Interchange of Property
794. Barter.
795. Purchase. 796. Sale.
797. Merchant.
798. Merchandise.
799. Mart.
4°. Monetary Relations
800. Money.
801. Treasurer.
802. Treasury.
803. Wealth. 804. Poverty.
805. Credit. 806. Debt.
807. Payment. 808. Non-payment.
809. Expenditure. 810. Receipt.
811. Accounts.
812. Price. 813. Discount.
814. Dearness. 815. Cheapness.
816. Liberality. 817. Economy.
818. Prodigality. 819. Parsimony.
CLASS 6. AFFECTIONS
I. AFFECTIONS GENERALLY
820. Affections.
821. Feeling.
822. Sensibility. 823. Insensibility.
824. Excitation.
825. Excitability. 826. Inexcitability.
II. PERSONAL
1°. Passive
827. Pleasure. 828. Pain.
829. Pleasurableness. 830. Painfulness.
831. Content. 832. Discontent.
833. Regret.
834. Relief. 835. Aggravation.
836. Cheerfulness. 837. Dejection.
838. Rejoicing. 839. Lamentation.
840. Amusement. 841. Weariness.
842. Wit. 843. Dullness.
844. Humorist.
2°. Discriminative
845. Beauty. 846. Ugliness.
847. Ornament. 848. Blemish.
849. Simplicity.
850. Taste. 851. Vulgarity.
852. Fashion. 853. Ridiculousness.
854. Fop.
855. Affectation.
856. Ridicule.
857. Laughing-stock.
3°. Prospective
858. Hope. 859. Hopelessness.
860. Fear.
861. Courage. 862. Cowardice.
863. Rashness. 864. Caution.
865. Desire. 866. Indifference.
867. Dislike.
868. Fastidiousness.
869. Satiety.
4°. Contemplative
870. Wonder. 871. Expectance.
872. Prodigy.
5°. Extrinsic
873. Repute. 874. Disrepute.
875. Nobility. 876. Commonality.
877. Title.
878. Pride. 879. Humility.
880. Vanity. 881. Modesty.
882. Ostentation.
883. Celebration.
884. Boasting.
885. Insolence. 886. Servility.
887. Blusterer.
III. SYMPATHETIC
1°. Social.
888. Friendship. 889. Enmity.
890. Friend. 891. Enemy.
892. Sociality. 893. Seclusion.
894. Courtesy. 895. Discourtesy.
896. Congratulation.
897. Love. 898. Hate.
899. Favourite.
900. Resentment.
901. Irascibility.
902. Endearment.
903. Marriage. 904. Celibacy.
905. Divorce.
2°. Diffusive
906. Benevolence. 907. Malevolence.
908. Malediction.
909. Threat.
910. Philanthropy. 911. Misanthropy.
912. Benefactor. 913. Evil-doer.
3°. Special.
914. Pity. 914a. Pitilessness
915. Condolence.
4°. Retrospective
916. Gratitude. 917. Ingratitude.
918. Forgiveness. 919. Revenge.
920. Jealousy.
921. Envy.
4. MORAL
1°. Obligations
922. Right. 923. Wrong.
924. Dueness. 925. Undueness.
926. Duty. 927. Exemption. 927aExemption
928. Respect. 929. Disrespect.
930. Contempt.
2°. Sentiments
931. Approbation. 932. Disapprobation
933. Flattery. 934. Detraction.
935. Flatterer. 936. Detractor.
937. Vindication. 938. Accusation.
3°. Conditions
939. Probity. 940. Improbity.
941. Knave.
942. Disinterestedness. 943. Selfishness.
944. Virtue. 945. Vice.
946. Innocence. 947. Guilt.
948. Saint. 949. Sinner.
950. Penitence. 951. Impenitence.
952. Atonement.
4°. Practice
953. Temperance. 954. Intemperance.
955. Asceticism.
956. Fasting. 957. Gluttony.
958. Sobriety. 959. Drunkenness.
960. Purity. 961. Impurity.
962. Libertine.
5°. Institutions
963. Legality. 964. Illegality.
965. Jurisprudence.
966. Tribunal.
967. Judge.
968. Lawyer.
969. Lawsuit.
970. Acquittal. 971. Condemnation.
972. Punishment.
973. Reward. 974. Penalty.
975. Scourge.
5. RELIGIOUS
1°. Superhuman
Beings and Objects
976. Deity.
977. Angel. 978. Satan.
979. Jupiter. 980. Demon.
981. Heaven. 982. Hell.
2°. Doctrines
983. Theology. 984. Heterodoxy.
985. Revelation. 986. Pseudo-revelation.
3°. Sentiments
987. Piety. 988. Irreligion.
989. Impiety.
4°. Acts
990. Worship. 991. Idolatry.
992. Occult Arts.
993. Spell.
994. Sorcerer.
5°. Institutions
995. Churchdom.
996. Clergy. 997. Laity.
998. Rite.
999. Canonicals.
1000. Temple.
Rogets Thesaurus, with Tabular Synopsis of Categories
Penguin Edition 1956
No ISBN
Dr Peter Mark Roget and his Thesaurus
1779 – 1869
When Peter Mark Roget published his first Thesaurus over 150 years ago in 1852, he could not imagine that his work would be used to further research in human
language technologies.
“Now, in his seventies,
he was able to draw on a lifetime’s experience of lecturing, writing and editing to make these lists into a coherent system available for others to use.
It took him four years, longer than he had thought, and required all his organizational skills and the meticulous attention to detail that had characterized his editing work.
The Six Main Classes of Words http://thesaurus.com/Roget-Outline-Top.html
I. WORDS EXPRESSING ABSTRACT RELATIONS http://thesaurus.com/roget/I/
II. WORDS RELATING TO SPACE http://thesaurus.com/roget/II/
III. WORDS RELATING TO MATTER http://thesaurus.com/roget/III/
IV. WORDS RELATING TO THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES; FORMATION OF IDEAS http://thesaurus.com/roget/IV/
V. WORDS RELATING TO THE VOLUNTARY POWERS; INDIVIDUAL VOLITION http://thesaurus.com/roget/V/
VI. WORDS RELATING TO THE SENTIMENT AND MORAL POWERS http://thesaurus.com/roget/VI/
Ron only had one friend, and roget was it.
In looking over the original of Dr Peter Roget's mammoth assemblage
One cant help but notice Scientology forming, the hierarchy of ideas in categories.
Its like a brainstorming session of Scientology techniques and Dianetics, Hypnotism, the links & Connections.
Reality, Affinity Communication
Aberration, Conditions, Differences, Similarities, Differentiation,
Agreement,Greatness, Order versus Disorder, Source, Founder, Power, Liability, PTS ness
Generality, sweeping, Disperse, Transference~ Displacement~ Contagious, Rapport, Diluvian, Present Time, Timelessness, Begin, Change, Stop, Qualify, Reaction, Reverie, Give and Take, Black & White, Cause, Prime Mover,Generator, Dynamo, Gentle rise and Fall, Open the door ,Emergency, Danger, Tone , Energy, Invalidate, Bodily motions, exchange, Creator~ originator, autohor, founder, power. Kindle, Ruin, Turbulence, Alleviate, sedatives, Predisposition, zPrecipitation, Amendable, Pervade, Disseminate, Wax, Attenuation, Disperse, Beauty and Uglyness , Right and wrong, undulation, Encysted, Channel, Particle, Lag, Direction~Trending~ statistics.Attraction~ Repulsion.Organisation , Macrocosm, Gases, Cross purposes, Matter, energgy, space and time.
Its not that one would assume that the words are there in Rogets work,, its the order and cross referencing, as you read from start to finish, the sophisticated and elaborate, categories, its like reading a synopsis of scientology seeing the connections, unfold.well worth reading.
Wiki said:Roget's Thesaurus as a classification system
Roget's Thesaurus can be seen as a classification system. The Wikipedia "category schemes" (Wikipedia:Category schemes) are based on the classification system of Roget's Thesaurus, as evidenced by the outline from the 1911 US edition, now in the public domain.[6]
Ron Hubbards placement of words,
Tabular Synopsis of Categories
Class I. Abstract Relations
I. EXISTENCE
1°. Abstract 1. Existence. 2. Inexistence.
2°. Concrete 3. Substantiality. 4. Unsubstantiality
Internal. External.
3°. Formal 5. Intrinsicality. 6. Extrinsicality.
Absolute. Relative.
4°. Modal 7. State. 8. Circumstance.
2. RELATION
9. Relation. 10. Irrelation.
11. Consanguinity
1°. Absolute 12. Reciprocality.
13. Identity. 14. Contrariety.
15. Difference.
2°. Continuous 16. Uniformity.
17. Similarity. 18. Dissimilarity.
3°. Partial 19. Imitation. 20. Non-imitation.
Variation.
21. Copy. 22. Prototype.
4°. General 23. Agreement. 24. Disagreement.
3. QUANTITY
Absolute. Relative.
1°. Simple
25. Quantity. 26. Degree.
27. Equality. 28. Inequality.
29. Mean.
30. Compensation.
By comparison with a Standard.
2°. Comparative
31. Greatness. 32. Smallness.
By comparison with a similar Object.
33. Superiority. 34. Inferiority.
Changes in Quantity.
35. Increase. 36. Decrease.
Non-addition.
37. Addition. 38. Subduction.
39. Adjunct. 40. Remainder.
3°. Conjunctive 41. Mixture. 42. Simpleness.
43. Junction. 44. Disjunction.
45. Vinculum.
46. Coherence. 47. Incoherence.
48. Combination. 49. Decomposition.
50. Whole. 51. Part.
4°. Concrete 52. Completeness. 53. Incompleteness.
54. Composition. 55. Exclusion.
56. Component. 57. Extraneousness.
4. ORDER
1°. General 58. Order. 59. Disorder.
60. Arrangement. 61. Derangement.
62. Precedence. 63. Sequence.
64. Precursor. 65. Sequel.
2°. Consecutive
.........66. Beginning. 67. End.
68. Middle.
69. Continuity. 70. Discontinuity,
71. Term.
72. Assemblage. 73. Non-assemblage.
3°. Collective Dispersion.
74. Focus.
75. Class.
4°. Distributive
76. Inclusion. 77. Exclusion.
78. Generality. 79. Speciality.
80. Rule. 81. Multiformity.
5°. Categorical
.........82. Conformity. 83. Unconformity.
5. NUMBER
84. Number.
1°. Abstract 85. Numeration.
86. List.
87. Unity. 88. Accompaniment.
89. Duality.
90. Duplication. 91. Bisection.
2°. Determinate 92. Triality.
93. Triplication. 94. Trisection.
95. Quaternity.
96. Quadruplication. 97. Quadrisection.
98. Five, &c. 99. Quinquesection,&c.
100. Plurality. 101. Zero.
102. Multitude. 103. Fewness.
3°. Indeterminate 104. Repetition.
105. Infinity.
6. TIME
106. Duration. 107. Neverness.
Definite. Indefinite.
108. Period. 109. Course.
1°. Absolute
110. Diuturnity. 111. Transientness.
112. Perpetuity. 113. Instantaneity.
114. Chronometry. 115. Anachronism.
2°. Relative—
to Succession
116. Priority. 117. Posteriority.
118. Present time. 119. Different time.
120. Synchronism.
to a Period
121. Futurity. 122. Preterition.
123. Newness. 124. Oldness.
125. Morning. 126. Evening.
127. Youth. 128. Age.
129. Infant. 130. Veteran.
131. Adolescence.
to an Effect or Purpose
........132. Earliness. 133. Lateness.
134. Opportunity. 135. Intempestivity.
3°. Recurrent
136. Frequency. 137. Infrequency.
138. Periodicity. 139. Irregularity.
7. CHANGE
140. Change.
141. Cessation. 142. Permanence.
143. Continuance.
1°. Simple
144. Conversion. 145. Reversion.
146. Revolution.
147. Substitution. 148. Interchange.
2°. Complex
149. Mutability. 150. Immutability.
.............Present. Future.
151. Eventuality. 152. Destiny.
8. CAUSATION
1°. Constancy of Sequence
Constant Antecedent.......Constant Sequent
153.Cause........ 154. . Effect.
Assignment of Cause.........Absence of Assignment.
155.Attribution ....... 156. Chance
. .
2°. Connection between Cause and Effect
157. Power. 158. Impotence.
Degrees of Power.
159. Strength. 160. Weakness.
3°. Power in Operation
161. Production. 162. Destruction.
163. Reproduction.
164. Producer. 165. Destroyer.
166. Paternity. 167. Posterity.
168. Productiveness. 169. Unproductiveness.
170. Agency.
171. Energy. 172. Inertness.
173. Violence. 174. Moderation.
4°. Indirect Power
175. Influence. 175a Absence of Influence
176. Tendency. 177. Liability.
5°. Combinations of causes
178. Concurrence. 179. Counteraction.
CLASS 2. SPACE
1. SPACE IN GENERAL
1°. Abstract Space
180. Indefinite space. 181. Definite.Region.
182. Limited Place.
2°. Relative Space
183. Situation.
184. Location. 185. Displacement.
3°. Existence in Space
186. Presence. 187. Absence.
188. Inhabitant. 189. Abode.
190. Contents. 191. Receptacle.
2. DIMENSIONS
1°. General
192. Size. 193. Littleness.
194. Expansion. 195. Contraction.
196. Distance. 197. Nearness.
198. Interval. 199. Contiguity.
2°. Linear
200. Length. 201. Shortness.
202. Breadth. 203. Narrowness.
Thickness. Thinness.
204. Layer. 205. Filament.
206. Height. 207. Lowness.
208. Depth. 209. Shallowness.
210. Summit. 211. Base.
212. Verticality. 213. Horizontality.
214. Pendency. 215. Support.
216. Parallelism. 217. Obliquity.
218. Inversion. 219. Crossing.
3°. Centrical—General
220. Exteriority. 221. Interiority.
222. Covering. 223. Centrality.
224. Lining.
225. Investment. 226. Divestment.
227. Circumjacence. 228. Interjacence.
229. Outline.
230. Edge.
231. Circumscription.
232. Enclosure.
233. Limit.
3°. Centrical- Special
234. Front. 235. Rear.
236. Laterality. 237. Antiposition.
238. Dextrality. 239. Sinistrality.
3. FORM
1°. General
240. Form. 241. Amorphism.
242. Symmetry. 243. Distortion.
244.Angularity.
2°. Special
245. Curvature. 246. Straightness.
247. Circularity. 248. Convolution.
249. Rotundity.
250. Convexity. 251. Flatness.
252. Concavity.
253. Sharpness. 254. Bluntness.
255. Smoothness. 256. Roughness.
3°. Superficial
.........257. Notch.
258. Fold.
259. Furrow.
260. Opening. 261. Closure.
262. Perforator. 263. Stopper.
4. MOTION
264. Motion. 265. Quiescence.
266. Journey. 267. Navigation.
1°.Motion in General
268. Traveller. 269. Mariner.
270. Transference.
271. Carrier.
272. Vehicle. 273. Ship.
273a Aircraft
2°. Degrees of Motion
274. Velocity. 275. Slowness.
3°. Conjoined with force
.........276. Impulse. 277. Recoil.
4° With reference to Direction
278. . Direction. 279. Deviation.
280. Percession. 281. Sequence.
282. Progression. 283. Regression.
284. Propulsion. 285. Traction.
286. Approach. 287. Recession.
288. Attraction. 289. Repulsion.
290. Convergence. 291. Divergence.
292. Arrival. 293. Departure.
294. Ingress. 295. Egress.
296. Reception. 297. Ejection.
298. Food. 299. Excretion.
298a. Tobacco.
300. Insertion. 301. Extraction.
303. Passage.
303. Transcursion. 304. Shortcoming.
305. Ascent. 306. Descent.
307. Elevation. 308. Depression.
309. Leap. 310. Plunge.
311. Circuition.
312. Rotation. 313. Evolution.
314. Oscillation.
315. Agitation.
CLASS 3. MATTER
1. MATTER IN GENERAL
316. Materiality. 317. Immateriality.
318. World.
319. Gravity. 320. Levity.
2. INORGANIC MATTER
1°. Solids
321. Density. 322. Rarity.
323. Hardness. 324. Softness.
325. Elasticity. 326. Inelasticity.
327. Tenacity. 328. Brittleness.
329. Texture.
330. Pulverulence.
331. Friction. 332. Lubrication.
2°. Fluids—
1. In General
...........333. Fluidity. 334. Gaseity.
335. Liquefaction. 336. Vaporisation.
2. Specific
337. Water. 338. Air.
339. Moisture. 340. Dryness.
341. Ocean. 342. Land.
343. Gulf. Lake. 344. Plain.
345. Marsh. 346. Island.
3. In Motion
347. Stream.
348. River. ........349. Wind.
350. Conduit. 351. Air-pipe.
3°. Imperfect Fluids
352. Semiliquidity. 353. Bubble.
354. Pulpiness. 355. Unctuousness.
356. Oil. 356a. Resin
3. ORGANIC MATTER
1°. Vitality—
In General
......................357. Organisation. 358. Inorganisation.
................ 359. Life. 360. Death.
361. Killing.
362. Corpse.
363. Interment.
Special
364. Animality. 365. Vegetability.
366. Animal. 367. Plant.
368. Zoology. 369. Botany.
370. Cicuration. 371. Agriculture.
372. Mankind.
373. Man. 374. Woman.
2°. Sensation—
(1) General
........375. Sensibility. 376. Insensibility.
377. Pleasure. 378. Pain.
(2) Special—
1. Touch
379. Touch.
. 380. Perceptions of 381. Numbness.
Touch.
2. Heat
382. Heat. 383. Cold.
384. Calefaction. 385. Frigefaction.
386. Furnace. 387. Refrigeratory.
388. Fuel.
389. Thermometer.
3. Taste
390. Taste. 391. Insipidity.
392. Pungency.
393. Condiment.
394. Savouriness. 395. Unsavouriness.
396. Sweetness. 397. Sourness.
4. Odour
398. Odour. 399. Inodorousness.
400. Fragrance. 401. Fetor.
1. Sound in General.
402. Sound. 403. Silence.
404. Loudness. 405. Faintness.
2. Specific Sounds.
406. Snap. 407. Roll.
408. Resonance. 409. Sibilation.
5. Sound
410. Stridor.
411. Cry. 412. Ululation.
3. Musical Sounds.
413. Harmony. 414. Discord.
415. Music.
416. Musician.
417. Musical Instruments.
4. Perception of Sound.
418. Hearing. 419. Deafness.
1. Light in General.
420. Light. 421. Darkness.
422. Dimness.
423. Luminary. 424. Shade.
425. Transparency. 426. Opacity,
427. Semi-transparency.
2. Specific Light.
6. Light
428. Colour. 429. Achromatism.
430. Whiteness. 431. Blackness.
432. Grey. 433. Brown.
434. Redness. 435. Greenness.
436. Yellowness. 437. Purple.
438. Blueness. 439. Orange.
440. Variegation.
3. Perceptions of Light.
441. Vision. 442. Blindness.
443. Dimsightedness.
444. Spectator.
445. Optical Instruments.
446. Visibility. 447. Invisibility.
448. Appearance. 449. Disappearance.
CLASS 4. INTELLECT
DIVISION I. FORMATION OF IDEAS
I. Operations of Intellect in General
450. Intellect. 450a. Absence of Intellect
451. Thought. 452. Incogitancy.
453. Idea. 454. Topic.
II. Precursory Conditions AND Operations
455. Curiosity. 456. Incuriosity.
457. Attention. 458. Inattention.
459. Care. 460. Neglect.
461. Inquiry. 462. Answer.
463. Experiment. 464. Comparison.
465. Discrimination. 465a. Indiscrimination.
466. Measurement.
III. Materials FOR Reasoning
Degrees of Evidence.
467. Evidence. 468. Counter-evidence.
469. Qualification.
470. Possibility. 471. Impossibility.
472. Probability. 473. Improbability.
474. Certainty. 475. Uncertainty.
4. Reasoning Processes
476. Reasoning. 477. Intuition.
Sophistry.
478. Demonstration. 479. Confutation.
V. Results of Reasoning
480. Judgment. 481. Misjudgment.
482. Over-estimation. 483. Depreciation.
Unbelief.
484. Belief. 485. Doubt.
486. Credulity. 487. Incredulity.
488. Assent. 489. Dissent.
490. Knowledge. 491. Ignorance.
492. Scholar. 493. Ignoramus.
494. Truth. 495. Error.
496. Maxim. 497.Absurdity.
Faculties.
. .
498. Intelligence Wisdom. 499. Imbecility Folly.
500. Sage. 501. Fool.
502. Sanity. 503. Insanity.
504. Madman.
6. Extension of Thought—
1. To the Past
505. Memory. 506. Oblivion.
507. Expectation. 508. Inexpectation.
509. Disappointment.
2. To the Future
510. Foresight.
511. Prediction.
512. Omen.
513. Oracle.
7. Creative thought
514. Supposition.
515. Imagination.
DIVISION II. COMMUNICATION OF IDEAS
I. Nature of Ideas Communicated
516. Meaning. 517. Unmeaningness.
518. Intelligibility. 519. Unintelligibility.
520. Equivocalness.
521. Metaphor.
522. Interpretation. 523. Misinterpretation.
524. Interpreter.
II. Modes of Communication
525. Manifestation. 526. Latency.
527. Information. 528. Concealment.
529. Disclosure. 530. Ambush.
531. Publication.
532. News. 533. Secret.
534. Messenger.
535. Affirmation. 536. Negation.
537. Teaching. 538. Misteaching.
539. Learning.
540. Teacher. 541. Learner.
542. School.
543. Veracity. 544. Falsehood.
545. Deception.
546. Untruth.
547. Dupe. 548. Deceiver.
549. Exaggeration.
III. Means of Communication—
1°. Natural Means
550. Indication.
551. Record. 552. Obliteration.
553. Recorder.
554. Representation. 555. Misrepresentation.
556. Painting.
557. Sculpture.
558. Engraving.
559. Artist.
2°. Conventional Means—
1. Language generally
560. Language.
561. Letter.
562. Word. 563. Neology.
564. Nomenclature. 565. Misnomer.
566. Phrase.
567. Grammar. 568. Solecism.
569. Style.
Qualities of Style.
570. Perspicuity. 571. Obscurity.
572. Conciseness. 573. Diffuseness.
574. Vigour. 575. Feebleness.
576. Plainness. 577. Ornament.
578. Elegance. 579. Inelegance.
2. Spoken Language
580. Voice. 581. Aphony.
582. Speech. 583. Stammering.
584. Loquacity. 585. Taciturnity.
586. Allocution. 587. Response.
588. Interlocution. 589. Soliloquy.
3. Written Language
590. Writing. 591. Printing.
592. Correspondence. 593. Book.
594. Description.
595. Dissertation.
596. Compendium.
597. Poetry. 598. Prose.
599. The Drama.
CLASS 5. VOLITION
DIVISION I. INDIVIDUAL VOLITION
I. Volition in General—
600. Will. 601. Necessity.
602. Willingness. 603. Unwillingness.
604. Resolution. 605. Irresolution.
1°. Acts 606. Obstinacy. 607. Tergiversation.
608. Caprice.
609. Choice. 610. Rejection.
611. Predetermination. 612. Impulse.
613. Habit. 614. Desuetude.
2°. Causes
615. Motive. 616. Dissuasion.
617. Plea.
3°. Objects.
618. Good. 619. Evil.
II. Prospective Volition—
1°. Conceptional
620. Intention. 621. Chance.
622. Pursuit. 623. Avoidance.
624. Relinquishment.
625. Business.
626. Plan.
627. Method.
628. Mid-course. 629. Circuit.
630. Requirement.
1. Actual Subservience. 2°.
Subservience to Ends
631. Instrumentality.
632. Means.
633. Instrument.
634. Substitute.
635. Materials.
636. Store.
637. Provision. 638. Waste.
639. Sufficiency. 640. Insufficiency.
641. Redundance.
2. Degree of Subservience.
642. Importance. 643. Unimportance.
644. Utility. 645. Inutility.
646. Expedience. 647. Inexpedience.
648. Goodness. 649. Badness.
650. Perfection. 651. Imperfection.
652. Cleanness. 653. Uncleanness.
654. Health. 655. Disease.
656. Salubrity. 657. Insalubrity.
658. Improvement. 659. Deterioration.
660. Restoration. 661. Relapse.
662. Remedy. 663. Bane.
3. Contingent Subservience.
664. Safety. 665. Danger.
666. Refuge. 667. Pitfall.
668. Warning.
669. Alarm.
670. Preservation.
671. Escape.
672. Deliverance.
3°. Precursory Measures.
673. Preparation. 674. Non-preparation.
675. Essay.
676. Undertaking.
677. Use. 678. Disuse.
679. Misuse.
3. Action—
1°. Simple
680. Action. 681. Inaction.
682. Activity. 683. Inactivity.
684. Haste. 685. Leisure.
. 686. Exertion. 687. Repose.
688. Fatigue. 689. Refreshment.
690. Agent.
691. Workshop.
2°. Complex
692. Conduct.
693. Direction.
694. Director.
695. Advice.
696. Council.
697. Precept.
698. Skill. 699. Unskilfulness.
700. Proficient. 701. Bungler.
702. Cunning. 703. Artlessness.
4. Antagonism—
1°. Conditional.
704. Difficulty. 705. Facility.
2°. Active
706. Hindrance. 707. Aid.
708. Opposition. 709. Co-operation.
710. Opponent. 711. Auxiliary.
712. Party.
713. Discord. 714. Concord.
715. Defiance.
716. Attack. 717. Defence.
. 718. Retaliation. 719. Resistance.
720. Contention. 721. Peace.
722. Warfare. 723. Pacification.
724. Mediation.
725. Submission.
726. Combatant. 726a. Non-combatant.
727. Arms.
728. Arena.
5. Results of Action
729. Completion. 730. Non-completion.
731. Success. 732. Failure.
733. Trophy.
734. Prosperity. 735. Adversity.
.....................736.Mediocrity.
DIVISION 2. INTERSOCIAL VOLITION
I. General.
737. Authority. 738. Laxity.
739. Severity. 740. Lenity.
741. Command.
742. Disobedience. 743. Obedience.
744. Compulsion.
745. Master. 746. Servant.
747. Sceptre.
748. Freedom. 749. Subjection.
750. Liberation. 751. Restraint.
752. Prison.
753. Keeper. 754. Prisoner.
755. Commission. 756. Abrogation.
757. Resignation.
758. Consignee.
759. Deputy.
II. Special.
760. Permission. 761. Prohibition.
762. Consent.
763. Offer. 764. Refusal.
765. Request. 766. Deprecation.
767. Petitioner.
III. Conditional
768. Promise. 768a. Release.
769. Compact.
770. Conditions.
771. Security.
772. Observance. 773. Non-observance.
774. Compromise.
4. Possessive Relations—
1°. Property in General
775. Acquisition. 776. Loss.
777. Possession. 778. Participation.
779. Possessor.
780. Property.
781. Retention. 782. Relinquishment.
2°. Transfer of Property.
783. Transfer.
784. Giving. 785. Receiving.
786. Apportionment.
787. Lending. 788. Borrowing.
789. Taking. 790. Restitution.
791. Stealing.
792. Thief.
793. Booty.
3°. Interchange of Property
794. Barter.
795. Purchase. 796. Sale.
797. Merchant.
798. Merchandise.
799. Mart.
4°. Monetary Relations
800. Money.
801. Treasurer.
802. Treasury.
803. Wealth. 804. Poverty.
805. Credit. 806. Debt.
807. Payment. 808. Non-payment.
809. Expenditure. 810. Receipt.
811. Accounts.
812. Price. 813. Discount.
814. Dearness. 815. Cheapness.
816. Liberality. 817. Economy.
818. Prodigality. 819. Parsimony.
CLASS 6. AFFECTIONS
I. AFFECTIONS GENERALLY
820. Affections.
821. Feeling.
822. Sensibility. 823. Insensibility.
824. Excitation.
825. Excitability. 826. Inexcitability.
II. PERSONAL
1°. Passive
827. Pleasure. 828. Pain.
829. Pleasurableness. 830. Painfulness.
831. Content. 832. Discontent.
833. Regret.
834. Relief. 835. Aggravation.
836. Cheerfulness. 837. Dejection.
838. Rejoicing. 839. Lamentation.
840. Amusement. 841. Weariness.
842. Wit. 843. Dullness.
844. Humorist.
2°. Discriminative
845. Beauty. 846. Ugliness.
847. Ornament. 848. Blemish.
849. Simplicity.
850. Taste. 851. Vulgarity.
852. Fashion. 853. Ridiculousness.
854. Fop.
855. Affectation.
856. Ridicule.
857. Laughing-stock.
3°. Prospective
858. Hope. 859. Hopelessness.
860. Fear.
861. Courage. 862. Cowardice.
863. Rashness. 864. Caution.
865. Desire. 866. Indifference.
867. Dislike.
868. Fastidiousness.
869. Satiety.
4°. Contemplative
870. Wonder. 871. Expectance.
872. Prodigy.
5°. Extrinsic
873. Repute. 874. Disrepute.
875. Nobility. 876. Commonality.
877. Title.
878. Pride. 879. Humility.
880. Vanity. 881. Modesty.
882. Ostentation.
883. Celebration.
884. Boasting.
885. Insolence. 886. Servility.
887. Blusterer.
III. SYMPATHETIC
1°. Social.
888. Friendship. 889. Enmity.
890. Friend. 891. Enemy.
892. Sociality. 893. Seclusion.
894. Courtesy. 895. Discourtesy.
896. Congratulation.
897. Love. 898. Hate.
899. Favourite.
900. Resentment.
901. Irascibility.
902. Endearment.
903. Marriage. 904. Celibacy.
905. Divorce.
2°. Diffusive
906. Benevolence. 907. Malevolence.
908. Malediction.
909. Threat.
910. Philanthropy. 911. Misanthropy.
912. Benefactor. 913. Evil-doer.
3°. Special.
914. Pity. 914a. Pitilessness
915. Condolence.
4°. Retrospective
916. Gratitude. 917. Ingratitude.
918. Forgiveness. 919. Revenge.
920. Jealousy.
921. Envy.
4. MORAL
1°. Obligations
922. Right. 923. Wrong.
924. Dueness. 925. Undueness.
926. Duty. 927. Exemption. 927aExemption
928. Respect. 929. Disrespect.
930. Contempt.
2°. Sentiments
931. Approbation. 932. Disapprobation
933. Flattery. 934. Detraction.
935. Flatterer. 936. Detractor.
937. Vindication. 938. Accusation.
3°. Conditions
939. Probity. 940. Improbity.
941. Knave.
942. Disinterestedness. 943. Selfishness.
944. Virtue. 945. Vice.
946. Innocence. 947. Guilt.
948. Saint. 949. Sinner.
950. Penitence. 951. Impenitence.
952. Atonement.
4°. Practice
953. Temperance. 954. Intemperance.
955. Asceticism.
956. Fasting. 957. Gluttony.
958. Sobriety. 959. Drunkenness.
960. Purity. 961. Impurity.
962. Libertine.
5°. Institutions
963. Legality. 964. Illegality.
965. Jurisprudence.
966. Tribunal.
967. Judge.
968. Lawyer.
969. Lawsuit.
970. Acquittal. 971. Condemnation.
972. Punishment.
973. Reward. 974. Penalty.
975. Scourge.
5. RELIGIOUS
1°. Superhuman
Beings and Objects
976. Deity.
977. Angel. 978. Satan.
979. Jupiter. 980. Demon.
981. Heaven. 982. Hell.
2°. Doctrines
983. Theology. 984. Heterodoxy.
985. Revelation. 986. Pseudo-revelation.
3°. Sentiments
987. Piety. 988. Irreligion.
989. Impiety.
4°. Acts
990. Worship. 991. Idolatry.
992. Occult Arts.
993. Spell.
994. Sorcerer.
5°. Institutions
995. Churchdom.
996. Clergy. 997. Laity.
998. Rite.
999. Canonicals.
1000. Temple.
Rogets Thesaurus, with Tabular Synopsis of Categories
Penguin Edition 1956
No ISBN
Dr Peter Mark Roget and his Thesaurus
1779 – 1869
When Peter Mark Roget published his first Thesaurus over 150 years ago in 1852, he could not imagine that his work would be used to further research in human
language technologies.
“Now, in his seventies,
he was able to draw on a lifetime’s experience of lecturing, writing and editing to make these lists into a coherent system available for others to use.
It took him four years, longer than he had thought, and required all his organizational skills and the meticulous attention to detail that had characterized his editing work.
The Six Main Classes of Words http://thesaurus.com/Roget-Outline-Top.html
I. WORDS EXPRESSING ABSTRACT RELATIONS http://thesaurus.com/roget/I/
II. WORDS RELATING TO SPACE http://thesaurus.com/roget/II/
III. WORDS RELATING TO MATTER http://thesaurus.com/roget/III/
IV. WORDS RELATING TO THE INTELLECTUAL FACULTIES; FORMATION OF IDEAS http://thesaurus.com/roget/IV/
V. WORDS RELATING TO THE VOLUNTARY POWERS; INDIVIDUAL VOLITION http://thesaurus.com/roget/V/
VI. WORDS RELATING TO THE SENTIMENT AND MORAL POWERS http://thesaurus.com/roget/VI/
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