Ommiterre Libellus - Principia Discordia
Ommiterre Libellus - Principia Discordia
Ommiterre Libellus - Principia Discordia
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Edition history<br />
This is the 6 th edition of the <strong>Ommiterre</strong> <strong>Libellus</strong>, edited and Fnorded by Rev. St. Pope Ol Boy Floats HC<br />
under the supervision of Eris and Jonesboro’s House of Eris’ Science and Fnord Committee<br />
The 5 th edition was the 1 st HTML version for public posting at<br />
http://pages.videotron.com/drroots/index.html and the 1 st oecumenical approved edition<br />
The 4 th edition was part of an electronic version and constitutes the first edition of the Millenia <strong>Discordia</strong><br />
Nervosa. Readers are cautioned of potential mistakes or modifications which are believed to have been<br />
introduced into this edition.<br />
The 3 rd edition was an Inuktitut abridged morse code version published on caribou leather skin by the<br />
North West Territories publishing administration, this edition is out of print.<br />
The 2 nd edition of the Omiterre <strong>Libellus</strong> was a handwritten copy transcribed by me from the original<br />
edition using sympathetic ink. The oecumenical translation of the <strong>Ommiterre</strong> <strong>Libellus</strong> is based on this<br />
copy. This copy is kept hidden by Santa Claus under strict and constant elf surveillance on behalf of the<br />
Grand Cabal of the Immanentizers of the Eschaton.<br />
The original edition of the <strong>Ommiterre</strong> <strong>Libellus</strong> was written by Eris Kallisti <strong>Discordia</strong> herself in fire letters<br />
embedded in marble. It is from Eris' dictation of this copy that the 2 nd edition was transcribed. Due to<br />
docuement conservation issues, this copy was left with Goddess in Limbo.<br />
Hail E ris! Kallisti!! A ll Hail <strong>Discordia</strong>!!!<br />
«And, to our bitter grief,<br />
with a smile and in silence,<br />
he died, a gallant gentleman.»<br />
- Bram Stoker<br />
Hail Eris! Kallisti! All Hail <strong>Discordia</strong>!<br />
It ain't over 'till the fat goddess sings