Ἕνωσις

[Meaning] a common coming-together of discrete things.¹ In the Divine Scripture [this concept] has been expressed in accordance with ten modes. The word 'union' is used because of things being pressed together into a single thing. It occurs in accordance with ten modes.²
[i] In accordance with substance [ousia], as reference to the subsisting items [hypostases], that is the atoms [or: indivisible things].³
[ii] In accordance with subsistence [hypostasis], as in reference to soul and body.
[iii] In accordance with a stationary condition, as in reference to judgments, as [if] towards a single will.
[iv] In accordance with juxtaposition, as in reference to [sc. painted] panels.⁴
[v] In accordance with harmony, as in reference to stones.
[vi] In accordance with blending, as in reference to fluids, [such as] wine and water.⁵
[vii] In accordance with mixing, as in reference to dry and wet [things], [such as] wheatmeal and water.
[viii] In accordance with fusion, as in reference to molten [things], [such as] wax and pitch.⁶
[ix] In accordance with heaping up, as in reference to dry [things], [such as] wheat and barley.
[x] In accordance with coalescence, as in reference to things moving away from [something] and returning again; for example a lamp of fire approaching and returning again.⁷