Lexicon of the Libera Federation

I. Definitions of Being

Man: A being demonstrating verifiable consciousness through mobility, environmental stewardship, and propositional communication. The baseline kinetic actor.

Ens Legis (pl. Entia Legis): The kinetic character or status of a Man in law, dictated by his active Trust.

Trust: A covenant altering a Man’s Ens Legis, establishing his rights and boundaries relative to God and Men.

Contract: A volitional agreement between men that binds action or commerce, but possesses no authority to alter a Man’s Ens Legis.

Soul: The immutable essence of a Man, representing a private, sovereign covenant with God. It exists in absolute immunity from the jurisdiction, judgment, or alteration of the Federation.

God: The creator and governor of the universe, and final holder of covenant with the Soul.

Nation: A collective covenant acting as a singular macro-Man, bound to the same obligations of a good keeper, protector, and neighbor.

II. Taxonomy of Law

Level Component Definition
Universal The Physics Legal Physics: The observed landscape of consequence. Moral Physics: The landscape of theory and philosophy.
Federation The Canon Ordinance of the Canon: The complete synthesis of Phil/Prose/Writ. Writ of the Canon: The actionable ruleset alone.
National The Charter The specific administrative grant for a "macro-Man" (Nation) to govern its own house.
Structural The Ordinance The complete legislative unit: bundles Philosophy, Prose, and Writ.
Actionable The Writ The kinetic resolution of a philosophy; the precise matrix of instructions.
Boundary The Tether The specific limitation or rule placed upon an Ens Legis to maintain the integrity of a Trust.
Atomic The Quantum Legal Quantum: Smallest irreducible binary condition. Moral Quantum (Maxim): Smallest irreducible philosophical axiom.
Defensive The Philosophy The intellectual defense and justification required to substantiate a Writ.
Aesthetic The Prose The unbound expression conveying the why of the law, inspiring understanding.