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Containing matters related to that Quaternary Dimension, most frequently referred to by Mathematicians and Scholars as Time (though We dare suggest it has other Names in other locations on its own Axis), including transportation by Magickal means, a reflection of the Instrument recursively pushing forward its Influence on the World it Measures, three Journeys encapsulated in vars. Vessels, and concluding with an unfortunate Retraction.Timestamps:Introduction, general discussion of time and time travel (0:00)unknown author(s) - "Urashima Tarō" (8th - 15th c folklore) (35:50)Edward Page Mitchell - "The Clock that Went Backward" (1881) (51:20)Enrique Lucio Eugenio Gaspar y Rimbau - "El Anacronópete" (1887) (1:21:43)H.G. Wells - "The Time Machine" (1895) (2:27:56)H.G. Wells - "The Chronic Argonauts" (1888) (3:12:39)Bibliography:Aldiss, Brian and Wingrove, David. "Trillion Year Spree: The History of Science Fiction". 1986Gleick, James. "Time Travel: A History". 2016Main, Michael. Translation of "El Anacronópete". https://www.ittdb.com/fiction/gaspar-el-anacronopete-english.pdfMolina-Galivan, Yolanda and Bell, Andrea L. Introduction to "The Time Ship: A Chrononautical Journey" Wesleyan University. 2012
