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 This document explains the Zisp language and its implementation.
 
-Zisp intentionally blurs the line between developers and users of the
-language.  After all, Zisp is software, and its users are software
-developers; the easiest way to explain *why* Zisp does certain things
-is often to explain *how* it does them.
+Zisp intentionally blurs the line between developers and users of the language.
+After all, Zisp is software, and its users are software developers; the easiest
+way to explain *why* Zisp does certain things is often to explain *how* it does
+them.
 
-That doesn't mean this manual will walk you through the source code
-line by line.  Instead, consider it a documentation of the code base
-at large, doubling as a reference to the language implemented by the
-code base.
+That doesn't mean this manual will walk you through the source code line by
+line.  Instead, consider this a documentation of the implementation at large,
+doubling as a language reference.
 
 ## Table of Contents
 
-1. [Chapter 1: Genesis](c1/)
+0. [Chapter 0: Genesis](./0/)
 
-   1. [Parse](c1/1-parse.html)
-   2. [Decode](c1/2-decode.html)
-   3. [Execute](c1/3-execute.html)
-   4. [Compile](c1/4-compile.html)
+   0. [Value](./0/0-value.html)
+   1. [Parse](./0/1-parse.html)
+   2. [Decode](./0/2-decode.html)
+   3. [Execute](./0/3-execute.html)
+   4. [Compile](./0/4-compile.html)
 
-2. [Chapter 2: Types](c2/)
-
-   This chapter deals with the standard data types, and the methods
-   Zisp offers for defining new types.
+1. [Chapter 1: Taxonomy](./1/)
 
+   0. ...
    1. ...
-   2. ...
 
-3. [Chapter 3: ...](c3/)
+2. [Chapter 2: ...](./2/)
+
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