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galactic centre invisible from Earth, but supposedly brilliant, as is the case with the centre of M31 and other spiral nebulae. II.2
galactic nebulae supposedly analogous to objects thrown together like the fall of dice. II.3
galaxy its centre hidden from us. II.1
Galileo need to conform to society. I.9
Gallowglass [gallóglaigh (pl.), gallóglach (sing)]. Old Irish for ‘warrior’ and ‘foreigner’. (See novel of this name [1990] by Ruth Rendell, under name ‘Barbara Vine‘). II.6
games including the ‘psychoanalytic’ game as a prelude to disciplined thinking. I.37
gap like a paramnesia, intended to fill the space before violence. I.29
garden serpent's entry into. I.8
Gates an officer who took part in the landing of the Lancashire Fusiliers at the Dardanelles; he was recommended for the Victoria Cross but could not face the prospect of further battle. II.19
‘generator‘ a person or thing fostering an implicit development of thought which becomes explicit, possibly centuries later. II.1