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Every codex entry that links to Saint Harrowglass. 13 entries.
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Arch of Saint Harrowglass
The checkpoint that makes cowardice ring
Ossuary checkpoint in the Carpathian approaches where Harrowglass shrine-glass clouds, skullwork rings hollow, and no wagon may turn beneath the span.
Codex Ref. II.4.08-014
Bosporus Smuggler-Sailor
On the men who ride the bell-wake, move the glass, and do not exist
The Synod's officially nonexistent fourth transport service — four ranks, four metres of narrowing channel, and crates that hum.
Codex Ref. XII.5.01-001
Carpathian Approaches
The ground between the last warm room and the first cold order
Roads and staging ground feeding the Carpathian Gates, where supply wagons, pilgrims and condemned labour climb toward the Line. No charter governs the region; every checkpoint knows how to charge it.
Codex Ref. II.4.08-015
Carpathian Gates
Where the mountain learned to close its teeth
Mountain hinge of the middle Line: passes, locks, shrines, snow-voices, and Harrowglass terror between Bastion-Przemyśl and the Carpathian spine.
Codex Ref. II.4.08-065
Confessor Voislav
The wind holds no commission
A.S. 201 survey of Voislav's Snow-Voices record: three undated winters, more than two hundred comrades condemned by his reports, and ears reportedly nailed into Gate-stone. The Bureau now calls it excessive zeal.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-719
Constantinople Maritime Tribunal
The court condemned the hands and kept the testimony
Seen through Korin's A.S. 196 hearing, the Constantinople Maritime Tribunal condemned a wax-handler, sealed his demon-glass testimony, and returned his hands to the freight.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.58-196
Demon Glass
The pane that looks back and invoices the sin
Demon glass is warm responsive shard-substance from Wound-sites, Wrath slag-plains, and Lust courts: contraband when raw, optical supply when useful.
Codex Ref. XIII.1.58-001
Demyan
The pilot who moved salvation before permission arrived
Demyan, condemned Strait Pilot of the inner Bosphorus, made a theology of speed, contraband, and false mercy before the customs pier made him useful.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-094
Iron Corridor
Three sectors, whatever the map once claimed
Trench sectors 14–16 of the Carpathian Gates, surveyed in A.S. 201. Three numbers in the Ledger; the pass and its ossuary checkpoint keep their own names.
Codex Ref. II.4.08-016
Korin
The wax-handler counted before the Bureau noticed
Korin, condemned Seal-Mate of Bastion-Constantinople, taught the Bureau that demon glass does more than tempt or reflect. It counts.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-095
Massacre Beneath the Span
The Arch kept silent; the offices supplied the verdicts
Survey of A.S. 201: one levy company froze upright beneath Harrowglass Arch. War filed weather attrition; Doctrine called it a zealous freeze. The year is withheld, the cause undetermined, and passage remains mandatory.
Codex Ref. VII.8.10-1776
North Sea
The wet border that feeds the Line and refuses the Ledger
The North Sea is the Synod's least obedient frontier: a maritime supply basin of grain, coal, fish, fog, foreign credit, reluctant allies, and weather that accepts no stamp.
Codex Ref. II.4.09-201
Saint-Anonymous of the Glass Parish
The nameless patron who keeps the shard from learning the road
Saint-Anonymous of the Glass Parish is the unauthenticated patron invoked by demon-glass scavengers, wrappers, route-null couriers, and other professionals whose safest miracle is remaining unnamed.
Codex Ref. III.2.01-110