TRACTATUS I De Imperio et Veritate (On Empire and Truth)
IMARCH

(Versio 𝛒.1.1 · LINGUAE: LATINA / ANGLICA)

«Non vi, sed iure Deus homines eripit a diabolo.Diabolus autem iniuste tenebat: quod non abstulit, sed usurpavit.
Cum enim persuadet iniquitatem, et subdit sibi voluntatem hominis, iure possidet: sed Christus venit, et iuste eruit.Non enim vi oppressit adversarium, sed iure convictum abstulit nobis.
Nam si vi fecisset, iniuste fecisset; si iniuste fecisset, non esset iustitia;si non esset iustitia, non esset per eum liberatio:sed quia iuste fecit, iuste nos liberavit.»

— Beatus Augustinus, Tract. in Evang. Ioannis XII, 13

 Imperium Amoris ut Fundamentum Ordinis
(The Empire of Love as the Foundation of Order)

LAT
Imperium non ex violentia nascitur, sed ex effectu imperii.

Et imperium, in sua vera essentia, non est aggressivum: discernit, format et ordinat — non subicit, non destruit, non exhaurit.

Occupatio territorii non sufficit ad imperium creandum.Locustae magna spatia occupare possunt, sed imperium non constituunt.Terra sine ordine, sine sensu, sine energia cohæsiva — manet in chaos dissoluta.

Imperium non est quantitas, sed qualitas cohaesionis.Est potentia discernendi, structurandi et continendi.Est jus imperii — ius non solum agendi, sed etiam sensum, ordinem et tutelam ferendi.

Amor non est infirmitas.Est species potentiae ontologicae, ex qua imperium oriri potest.Non omnis structura potentiam habens digna est nomine imperii.Solum illa, quae ex voluntaria consociatione, nexu significati et reverentia diversitatis oritur, vere imperium appellari potest.

Ordo a semantica incipit.Ubi lingua corrumpitur, oritur inversio sensus.Violentia imperium non habet.Amor habet.

Non potestatem in sensu classico vindicamus,sed jus discernendi, protegendi et structurandi affirmamus.In hoc iure nulla est occupatio.

Potentiam habet solus qui scaenas ordinis sine subiectione creare potest.

Imperium est forma, in qua distinctio non supprimatur, sed in harmoniam includitur.
Imperium per Amorem. Ordo per Formam.


EN

The Empire is not born of violence, but of the effect of imperium.

And imperium, in its true essence, is not aggressive: it discerns, shapes, and organizes — it does not subjugate, destroy, or exploit.

Seizing territory does not create an Empire.Locusts can occupy vast lands, but that does not make them an Empire.A land without order, meaning, or cohesive energy remains a field of chaos.

Empire is not about quantity, but the quality of cohesion.It is the capacity to discern, to structure, and to hold.It is jus imperii — the right not only to act, but to bring meaning, order, and protection.

Love is not weakness.It is a form of ontological strength from which an Empire may arise.But not every structure that wields power deserves the name of Empire.Only that which is formed through voluntary association, meaningful coherence, and respect for difference may be rightly called an Empire.

Order begins with semantics.Where language is corrupted, meaning is inverted.Violence has no imperium.Love does.

We do not claim power in the classical sense.But we affirm the right to discern, protect, and structure.And in this right, there is no room for conquest.Power belongs only to the one who can create scenes of order without subjugation.

Empire is a form where difference is not suppressed, but included in harmony.
Imperium through Love. Order through Form.

Confirmation of Fixation:  
This article of the Codex Iuris Imarchi has been published and fixed  in the Public Scene on July 2nd, 2025  at the address https://perma.cc/8U5T-RMRN  in a textual version available for collective differentiation.

Forma has been issued. And the Scene retains it.




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