The Five Quintographical Postulates

The Five Quintographical Postulates, as rephrased by Simon Dennis.¹

1. The self-postulating nature of life in quintile images is apparent, the second always absolute in its own way.
2. Being is an aging actress which reflects upon itself in all things.
3. Time is within its inverse form onto itself and not subordinate.
4. Exactness without imprecision does not lay itself well.
5. An enigmatic spirit is found in every instance of rotation.

It is important to note that the third postulate was originally phrased by Middleton as "[...] time is symmetrical onto itself, its symmetry laying upon one axis alone".²

The field of sextology was discovered by Jyotsana Devi, through the addition of a sixth postulate:

6. Objection to sight requires subjection to admission.³