The term perichōrēsis (Lat. circuminsessio/circumincessio) was not commonly used in antiquity, other than in a literary meaning for example as “a cyclical movement; recurrence, as a noun; and, to encompass, to alternate by revolution, to go round, rotate, pass into reciprocally, as a verb” (for more examples of ancient usage such as in Aristophanes and Plutarch, see Stamatovic, 2016…