object

Lamp

A vessel that holds a flame for seeing. Temples, streets, and later moth-and-flame morals have used it without one doctrine of light.

Lamp is associated with Knowledge.
A lamp is for seeing. Later writers made seeing into knowledge; the vessel is still a vessel of flame.
associated with · interpretive · culturally specific
Lamp contains Fire.
A lamp holds a small fire for use. Temple lamps and street lamps share the technology, not a cult.
contains · interpretive · documented
Lamp is used in Offerings.
Lamp used in Offerings. A vessel that holds a flame for seeing. Gifts given to gods, dead, or powers: fire, food, blood, incense, words. The Atlas keeps their meeting local, without dissolving either into a single meaning.
from SHOE.BLUE · SHOE.BLUE, 2026
used in · interpretive · modern interpretation
Moth is associated with Lamp.
Moths fly at lamps. The attraction is ecological; later morals about doomed desire are a separate, later job.
associated with · interpretive · documented