Chapter Tabular Synopsis of Categories of Prelims by Roget's Thesaurus

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.
	IV. 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.
2°. Degrees of Motion	274. Velocity.	275. Slowness.
3°. Conjoined with force	276. Impulse.	277. Recoil.
	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.
4°. With reference to Direction	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 III. MATTER

	I. MATTER IN GENERAL
	316.	Materiality.	317.	Immateriality.
	318.	World.
	319.	Gravity.	320.	Levity.
	II. INORGANIC MATTER
	321.	Density.	322.	Rarity.
	323.	Hardness.	324.	Softness.
	325.	Elasticity.	326.	Inelasticity.
1°. Solids	327.	Tenacity.	328.	Brittleness.
	329.	Texture.
	330.	Pulverulence.
	331.	Friction.	332.	Lubrication.
2°. Fluids—	333.	Fluidity.	334.	Gaseity.
1. In General		Liquidity.
	335.	Liquefaction.	336.	Vaporisation.
	337.	Water.	338.	Air.
	339.	Moisture.	340.	Dryness.
2. Specific	341.	Ocean.	342.	Land.
	343.	Gulf.	344.	Plain.
		Lake.
	345.	Marsh.	346.	Island.
	347.	Stream.
3. In Motion	348.	River.	349.	Wind.
	350.	Conduit.	351.	Air-pipe.
3°. Imperfect	352.	Semiliquidity.	353.	Bubble.
Fluids	354.	Pulpiness.	355.	Unctuousness.
		356.	Oil.
	III. ORGANIC MATTER
1°. Vitality—	357.	Organisation.	358.	Inorganisation.
	359.	Life.	360.	Death.
In General			361.	Killing.
			362.	Corpse.
			363.	Interment.
	364.	Animality.	365.	Vegetability.
	366.	Animal.	367.	Plant.
	368.	Zoology.	369.	Botany.
Special	370.	Cicuration.	371.	Agriculture.
	372.	Mankind.
	373.	Man.	374.	Woman.
2°. Sensation—
(1) General	375.	Sensibility.	376.	Insensibility.
	377.	Pleasure.	378.	Pain.
(2) Special—	379.	Touch.
1. Touch.	380.	Perceptions of	381.	Numbness.
		Touch.
	382.	Heat.	383.	Cold.
	384.	Calefaction.	385.	Frigefaction.
2. Heat	386.	Furnace.	387.	Refrigeratory.
	388.	Fuel.
	389.	Thermometer.
	390.	Taste.	391.	Insipidity.
	392.	Pungency.
3. Taste	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.
	428.	Colour.	429.	Achromatism.
	430.	Whiteness.	431.	Blackness.
	432.	Grey.	433.	Brown.
6. Light	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 IV. INTELLECT
DIVISION I. FORMATION OF IDEAS

I. Operations of	450.	Intellect.	450a. Absence of Intellect
Intellect in	451.	Thought.	452.	Incogitancy.
General	453.	Idea.	454.	Topic.
	455.	Curiosity.	456.	Incuriosity.
II. Precursory	457.	Attention.	458.	Inattention.
Conditions	459.	Care.	460.	Neglect.
AND Operations	461.	Inquiry.	462.	Answer.
	463.	Experiment.	464.	Comparison.
	465.	Discrimination.	465a.	Indiscrimination.
	466.	Measurement.
	467.	Evidence.	468.	Counter-evidence.
III. Materials			469.	Qualification.
	Degrees of Evidence.
FOR Reasoning	470.	Possibility.	471.	Impossibility.
	472.	Probability.	473.	Improbability.
	474.	Certainty.	475.	Uncertainty.
IV. Reasoning	476.	Reasoning.	477.	Intuition.
Processes				Sophistry.
	478.	Demonstration.	479.	Confutation.
	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.
V. Results of	492.	Scholar.	493.	Ignoramus.
Reasoning	494.	Truth.	495.	Error.
	496.	Maxim.	497.