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 We'll call degrees that don't have the major pseudo-JI or the minor pseudo-JI chord ''dissonant degrees'' (keeping in mind that dissonance is a feature a chord has in a musical language rather than a purely psychoacoustic property).
 ==== Celephaïsian ====
-* 0md: min
+* 0d: min
-* 1md: min
+* 1d: min
-* 2md: Maj
+* 2d: Maj
-* 3md: min
+* 3d: min
-* 4md: minor triad, minor 4ms, minor 6ms, minor 7ms
+* 4d: minor triad, minor 4ms, minor 6ms, minor 7ms
-* 5md: Maj
+* 5d: Maj
-* 6md: min
+* 6d: min
-* 7md: minor triad, minor 4ms, minor 6ms, minor 7ms
+* 7d: minor triad, minor 4ms, minor 6ms, minor 7ms
+The main resolving degrees (analogues to dominant in diatonic) are 3md and 5md because of their leading tones.
+Progressions:
+* 0d(min) 1d(min) 3d(min, or 0-3-7-10\13) 0d(min)
+* 0d(min) 1d(min) 6d(min) 3(min) 0d(min)
+* 0d(min) 6d(min) 3d(min) 0d(min)
+* 0d(min) 2d(Maj) 3d(min) 0d(min)
+* 0d(min) 4d(min7) 5d(Maj)/3d(min) 0d(min)
+* 0d(min) 6d(min) 5d(Maj) 0d(min)
 ==== Ultharian ====
 * 0md: min