List of Oracle Lite System Tables?

Hi all,
Please help! I've failed to find any definitive list of Oracle Lite system tables. It seems incredible, but I just can't! POL__SCHEMATA is mentioned in the SQL Reference documentation, and one forum contributor has mentioned POL__PROCEDURES, POL__PROCEDURE_COLUMNS and POL__TRIGGERS. Other than that, I've found nothing and of course they're not listed in ALL_OBJECTS.
If anyone knows the full list of POL__ tables could you please post them, and tell us where the list came from if you still know. OL_ pseudo-columns would be useful to know too.
thanks,
Owen.

Do you mean something like this?
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/toc.htm
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