Home›Sources›Divinity Atlas Original Articles, Second EditionSourcesDivinity Atlas Original Articles, Second EditionCitation FormatsGeneral ReferenceGeneral Reference Citation TextDivinity Atlas. "Divinity Atlas Original Articles, Second Edition." Accessed August 30, 2026. https://www.divinityatlas.com/sources/divinity-atlas-original-articles-second-edition.Copy General ReferenceAPA StyleAPA Style Citation TextDivinity Atlas. (n.d.). Divinity Atlas Original Articles, Second Edition. Retrieved August 30, 2026, from https://www.divinityatlas.com/sources/divinity-atlas-original-articles-second-editionCopy APA StyleBibTeXBibTeX Citation Text@misc{divinityatlas-divinity-atlas-original-articles-second, author = {Divinity Atlas}, title = {Divinity Atlas Original Articles, Second Edition}, year = {2026}, url = {https://www.divinityatlas.com/sources/divinity-atlas-original-articles-second-edition}, note = {Accessed August 30, 2026} }Copy BibTeXThis is not outside scholarship. It is this second edition's own editorial process: the article body facts written directly for this atlas in its current voice, together with their article standing and review status companion facts, distinct from the first edition's ported corpus, which is recorded under its own separate migration source. It establishes what the atlas itself currently says about a subject and through what editorial process, not an outside authority's independent confirmation of anything an article claims. A claim made inside an article rests on whatever that article itself separately cites, never on this record alone.FactsClaims Backed By This Source (5,855 claims)Comments (0)Reader Challenges (0 open reader challenges)FactsAssessmentReliability TierWell-attested1This edition's own record of the article prose written directly for it rather than migrated from the first edition, the strongest possible standing for a claim about what the atlas currently says in its own voice, though it carries no authority over the traditions those articles describe.NotesWell-attestedThis second edition's own editorial process: the article-body facts written directly for this atlas rather than migrated from the first edition, together with their article-standing and review-status companion facts. It establishes what the atlas says about a subject in its own current voice and editorial process, distinct from the first edition's ported corpus, which cites its own migration placeholder record, and distinct from any outside authority an article itself names. It is not an independent authority on any tradition, and a claim made inside an article rests on whatever the article itself cites, not on this record.CitationSource TypeWell-attestedreference-databaseClaims Backed By This Source (5,855 claims)This source backs 5,855 claims across the atlas. As facts: 4,879 well-attested. As cited relationships: 282 holds, 244 connected. Plus 450 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.Disposition By TopicArticles, 3,923 claims: 3,348 well-attested, 146 holds, 229 connected, 200 general references.Sources, 1,902 claims: 1,531 well-attested, 122 holds, 249 general references.Figures, 28 claims: 14 holds, 14 connected.Myths & Sacred Narratives, 1 claims: 1 connected.Screen Works, 1 claims: 1 general references.Well-attested4,879ArticlesA Ban Demanded Before the Film Was Even SeenA Ban Placed on a Book, Not a ManA Bandit Without a Birth CertificateA Bandmate Who Thought the Film Fell ShortA Baptism Reenacted Once a Year, Ark and AllA Basilica Rigged for the Virgin's AscentA Bathhouse Built on Shinto PurificationA Belief That Crosses FaithsA Bible Scraped Clean to Make Room for a SermonA Bird That Stands for a Persecuted TeacherA Birth Fixed to Answer a December FeastA Birth Rather Than an EndingA Birthday Two Traditions Keep on Different Days for Different ReasonsA Bishops' Conference and a Book That Named a MovementA Body of Writing and Its Disputed EdgesA Book Better Attested Than Its Author's Own LifeA Boon With One LoopholeA Boy General at Hara CastleA Boy's Song in ChaucerA Brush That Paints Miracles Back Into the WorldA Buddha's Head, Held by a Tree's RootsA Calligrapher's Last CommissionA Cast Borrowed From a Shared Chinese CosmologyA Cast of Different Witches Across Seventy Eight CardsA Category the Law Helped MakeA Cathedral Built Without a Right AngleA Catholic City and the Tradition That Grew Beside ItA Cause for Sainthood, Twice DelayedA Cave Built by Soldiers on a Desert FrontierA Cave in the SuperscriptionA Celibate Vow That Emptied the Society by 1905A Centenary RevivalA Century and a Half of Establishment and the Statute That Ended ItA Century of the Same Invented IndianA Century of Uncredited EchoesA Chapel Built From a God's Own WoodA Chapel Built From the Overflow of a CemeteryA Chemical Formula in OperationA Chess Game With a Silent OpponentA Chief Who Never Believed and Never Once Handed Him OverA Chronicle Written Centuries Later: What Corroborates SanghamittaA Church Built Directly on the Temple It ReplacedA Church With No Ordained Clergy of Its OwnA Circle Dance Multiplied a HundredfoldA City Founded by Its Own PilgrimsA City of Mosaics Across a Religious TransitionA City Setting for the Tarot's Traditional FiguresA City Speaks With One VoiceA Clean Heart, Not Just a Clean SlateA Closer, Borderless View of the Same Old ScenesShowing 1 to 50 of 1,673 entities carrying this claim. NextHolds282ArticlesA Ban Demanded Before the Film Was Even SeenA Bandmate Who Thought the Film Fell ShortA Bathhouse Built on Shinto PurificationA Bird That Stands for a Persecuted TeacherA Cast Borrowed From a Shared Chinese CosmologyA Century of the Same Invented IndianA Century of Uncredited EchoesA Chemical Formula in OperationA Compiler, Not an Ancient AuthorityA Conductor's Journey Home, Filmed Over Three YearsA Court Composer Sets the Synagogue to CounterpointA Cultivation Journey Through LossA Documentary About Living With a Costly BeliefA Double Portion, and What He Did With ItA Duty Interrupted, Not a Custom ExplainedA Farmer, a Donkey, and a Vow Two Religions Both ClaimedA Filmmaker Who Made His Own Rites VisibleA Filmmaker Who Was Initiated Before She Finished FilmingA Fisherman's Daughter Becomes a Goddess OnscreenA Forty Million Dollar Film That Never Shows Its LeadA Friendship Carved in Wax and WoodA Game Built From a Discordian NovelA Gift From One Daoist Recluse to AnotherA God Painted Like a Boy Next DoorA God Who Came Home to Prove a PointA Goddess Centered Retelling and Its CriticsA Goddess Painted in a European Studio MannerA Guru Shown Without an Actor to Play HimA Hero Older Than the Prophet He Is Assumed to FollowA High Priestess On Set, and What She Chose Not To ShowA Hymn With Two Names for GodA Landmark Play, and What It Got Right and Wrong About MormonismA Maya City on Screen, and Two Scholars Who Disagreed About ItA Melody Reserved for Four Kinds of TimeA Model Built for AssessmentA Monastery Where the World Cup MatteredA Mormon Grandmother Becomes an Angel's TranslatorA Movement Whose Imagery Was Later Put to Ugly UseA Myth Rewritten Into a Family StoryA Name Attached to Everything but HimselfA Name Taken Away, a Culture RecoveredA Painter Who Preached PeaceA Painting Nobody SignedA Poet Walks NorthA Priest, a Post, and a Question of CreditA Procession Painted to Never Stop MovingA Prophet Argued Into Being, Not RevealedA Queue Around the Block for a God With a HammerA Red Pill and an Old Question About the WorldA Satire That Sends Its Audience To ChurchShowing 1 to 50 of 243 entities carrying this claim. NextConnected244ArticlesA Ban Placed on a Book, Not a ManA Belief That Crosses FaithsA Bible Scraped Clean to Make Room for a SermonA Buddha's Head, Held by a Tree's RootsA Cave Built by Soldiers on a Desert FrontierA Centenary RevivalA Chapel Built From a God's Own WoodA Chapel Built From the Overflow of a CemeteryA Church Built Directly on the Temple It ReplacedA City Founded by Its Own PilgrimsA City of Mosaics Across a Religious TransitionA Committee Instead of an Elected BodyA Cucumber Left at the RiverbankA Family of Three Behind an Older Fertility CultA Fortress Built to Outlast Its KingA God Barely Born, Already Killing a MonsterA Gospel No Ancient Writer Ever NamedA Grave, Then a Church, on the Same GroundA Hermit's Forest Clearing Became Russia's MonasteryA Highland Town Two Miles From a Buried CapitalA Horn That Gores Elephants and Finds PoisonA Hundred Heads Around a Golden TreeA Hundred Tombs, Each One DatedA Labor Chosen to Risk a Goddess's AngerA Legal Form Built Not to BreakA Mallet at the Tomb DoorA Map Set Into a Church FloorA Medieval Answer Borrowed for a Modern ArgumentA Meeting Called Before the Prophet Was BuriedA Monastery That Changed Hands and RankA Motherhouse, Closed and Later ReopenedA Mountain Leveled for the GodsA Necropolis Drawn From Across the DiasporaA Nymph Made Monstrous, and an Idiom That Outlived Them BothA Prayer Book Written Over a Dead MathematicianA Priest Absolves His Own Greed, RebornA Question Historians Have Not Settled in Sixty YearsA Quranic Name, and a Site Approached With CautionA Raven God, Twice OverA Real Animal, Reported SecondhandA Reputation for WondersA Revelation in Sichuan, and a Priesthood Built on ItA Rival to Timbuktu's BooksA Sacred House, Erased Three TimesA Scrap the Size of a Business CardA Secret That Death Was the Penalty for TellingA Serpent Born from Medusa's BloodA Servant, Not a Devil: Ruprecht Beside KrampusA Shared Name, Two Different JobsA Shrine Turned Into a FortressShowing 1 to 50 of 244 entities carrying this claim. NextGeneral References450ArticlesA Bandit Without a Birth CertificateA Birth Rather Than an EndingA Bishops' Conference and a Book That Named a MovementA Boy's Song in ChaucerA Brush That Paints Miracles Back Into the WorldA Calligrapher's Last CommissionA Century of Uncredited EchoesA Chemical Formula in OperationA Chess Game With a Silent OpponentA Church With No Ordained Clergy of Its OwnA City Speaks With One VoiceA Clean Heart, Not Just a Clean SlateA Compiler, Not an Ancient AuthorityA Courtroom in Dayton, and a Reputation That Did Not Recover QuicklyA Doctrine Its Rivals PreservedA Double Portion, and What He Did With ItA Gesture That Is Also a SentenceA God Absorbed Rather Than RejectedA Guardian Paired With a TirthankaraA Herald Still Calling Toward the Same BookA Historian Told Wicca It Was New, and Wicca Mostly AgreedA Hunting Party Finds a Buried MonasteryA Jurist Who Would Not Reason by AnalogyA King, Three Saints and a Badge Worn by AngelsA Kingdom Human Language Cannot Draw a Map OfA Law That Outlasted the State It Was Written ForA Look That Is Feared Rather Than a Look That Is GivenA Lutheran's Catholic MassA Manuscript Built for Any Town at AllA Model Built for AssessmentA Movement That Fed the Movement That Followed ItA Movement That Turned on Christians Before It EndedA Mystic's Visions Behind the CameraA Name Attached to Everything but HimselfA Name Borrowed From Genesis for a Family of LanguagesA Name That Appears in No Grammar Outside the ClaimA Navel That Names a City, and One That Is Cultivated Inside a BodyA Practising Hindu Who Studied Every Tradition He MetA Prayer for the King as Much as the GodA Prayer That Marks a SeamA Prayer With No BowingA Promise Written Into the Prayer ItselfA Protestant's Tribute to a Prayer He Never PrayedA Real Coven on Real Ground Near a Real English CityA Reform That Removed Rather Than AddedA Reinforced Wall Outlasted the Building Around ItA Review Before Release, and What Followed ItA Roll Call Before a RequestA Royal Wedding, Then a MassacreA Rumor That Preceded the Film It Was Wrong AboutShowing 1 to 50 of 450 entities carrying this claim. 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