Architrave .part three

Architrave now encounters the Megalomaniacal Mnemonist, a sentient archive of all forgotten data, residing within the Hyper-Syllabic Heptagon.

Sonnet X: The Megalomaniacal Mnemonist

Palaeontological, archaeoastronomical,Biogeographical, socioeconomical,Hyperbolical, parabolical, astronomical,Philosophical, physiological, anatomical.Megalomania, claustrophobia, neurasthenia,Schizophrenia, hypochondria, kleptomania,Pyromania, nymphomania, dipsomania,Monomania, megalomania, megalomania.Inexhaustible, indestructible, indispensable,Unfathomable, unutterable, incomprehensible,Inextricable, interchangeable, indestructible,Unassailable, unrecognizable, indestructible.Magnanimous, anonymous, autonomous,Pusillanimous, synonymous, polyonomous.Sonnet XI: The Bibliographical BastionLexicographical, historiographical,Palaeographical, hagiographical,Iconographical, seismographical,Topographical, typographical, hydrographical.Bibliographical, autobiographical,Cinematographical, chromatographical,Cryptographical, dermatographical,Epigraphical, ethnographical, lithographical.Microscopical, spectroscopical, telescopical,Stereoscopical, gyroscopical, fluoroscopical,Stroboscopical, hygroscopical, periscopical,Anemoscopical, baroscopical, horoscopical.Monumental, experimental, fundamental,Incidental, instrumental, ornamental.Sonnet XII: The Phonological PhantasmagoriaPhonological, morphological, syntactical,Semantical, pragmatical, grammatical,Mathematical, arithmetical, geometrical,Symmetrical, asymmetrical, diametrical.Phantasmagorical, metaphorical, rhetorical,Categorical, allegorical, historical,Oratorical, prehistoric, pyrotechnic,Polytechnic, neotenic, photogenic.InstitutionalMegalomaniacal Mnemonist, a sentient archive of all forgotten data, residing within the Hyper-Syllabic Heptagon.

Sonnet X: The Megalomaniacal Mnemonist

Palaeontological, archaeoastronomical,Biogeographical, socioeconomical,Hyperbolical, parabolical, astronomical,Philosophical, physiological, anatomical.Megalomania, claustrophobia, neurasthenia,Schizophrenia, hypochondria, kleptomania,Pyromania, nymphomania, dipsomania,Monomania, megalomania, megalomania.Inexhaustible, indestructible, indispensable,Unfathomable, unutterable, incomprehensible,Inextricable, interchangeable, indestructible,Unassailable, unrecognizable, indestructible.Magnanimous, anonymous, autonomous,Pusillanimous, synonymous, polyonomous.Sonnet XI: The Bibliographical BastionLexicographical, historiographical,Palaeographical, hagiographical,Iconographical, seismographical,Topographical, typographical, hydrographical.Bibliographical, autobiographical,Cinematographical, chromatographical,Cryptographical, dermatographical,Epigraphical, ethnographical, lithographical.Microscopical, spectroscopical, telescopical,Stereoscopical, gyroscopical, fluoroscopical,Stroboscopical, hygroscopical, periscopical,Anemoscopical, baroscopical, horoscopical.Monumental, experimental, fundamental,Incidental, instrumental, ornamental.

Sonnet XII: The Phonological Phantasmagoria

Phonological, morphological, syntactical,Semantical, pragmatical, grammatical,Mathematical, arithmetical, geometrical,Symmetrical, asymmetrical, diametrical.Phantasmagorical, metaphorical, rhetorical,Categorical, allegorical, historical,Oratorical, prehistoric, pyrotechnic,Polytechnic, neotenic, photogenic.InstitutionaMegalomaniacal Mnemonist, a sentient archive of all forgotten data, residing within the Hyper-Syllabic Heptagon.Sonnet X: The Megalomaniacal MnemonistPalaeontological, archaeoastronomical,Biogeographical, socioeconomical,Hyperbolical, parabolical, astronomical,Philosophical, physiological, anatomical.Megalomania, claustrophobia, neurasthenia,Schizophrenia, hypochondria, kleptomania,Pyromania, nymphomania, dipsomania,Monomania, megalomania, megalomania.Inexhaustible, indestructible, indispensable,Unfathomable, unutterable, incomprehensible,Inextricable, interchangeable, indestructible,Unassailable, unrecognizable, indestructible.Magnanimous, anonymous, autonomous,Pusillanimous, synonymous, polyonomous.

Sonnet XI: The Bibliographical Bastion

Lexicographical, historiographical,Palaeographical, hagiographical,Iconographical, seismographical,Topographical, typographical, hydrographical.Bibliographical, autobiographical,Cinematographical, chromatographical,Cryptographical, dermatographical,Epigraphical, ethnographical, lithographical.Microscopical, spectroscopical, telescopical,Stereoscopical, gyroscopical, fluoroscopical,Stroboscopical, hygroscopical, periscopical,Anemoscopical, baroscopical, horoscopical.Monumental, experimental, fundamental,Incidental, instrumental, ornamental.

Sonnet XII: The Phonological Phantasmagoria

Phonological, morphological, syntactical,Semantical, pragmatical, grammatical,Mathematical, arithmetical, geometrical,Symmetrical, asymmetrical, diametrical.Phantasmagorical, metaphorical, rhetorical,Categorical, allegorical, historical,Oratorical, prehistoric, pyrotechnic,Polytechnic, neotenic, photogenic.Institutional, constitutional, substitutional,Evolutionary, revolutionary, reactionary,Missionary, visionary, dictionary,Discretionary, stationary, stationary.Substantial, circumstantial, providential,Residentiall, constitutional, substitutional,Evolutionary, revolutionary, reactionary,Missionary, visionary, dictionary,Discretionary, stationary, stationary.Substantial, circumstantial, providential,Residential, revolutionary, reactionary,Missionary, visionary, dictionary,Discretionary, stationary, stationary.Substantial, circumstantial, providential,Residential, preferential influential.