A book of maps bound together — many territories held in one hand. An atlas does not own the lands it shows; it lets any traveler see how they join.

The official register of land parcels — who holds which ground, and where its lines run.

A misspelling of context as it stands in this library's own names. Recorded as found rather than silently corrected.

Short form of context — what is woven alongside a thing and gives it meaning. A named abbreviation.

Fitting a thing to a particular place and tongue. Localization is the work of not requiring a user to travel to be understood.

A drawn correspondence between a territory and a surface small enough to hold. Named for the cloth it was drawn on, not for the land.

A stated order of what comes next and roughly when. A roadmap is an intention, not a promise.