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We depend on words. We place enormous faith in words—that they mean and sound as
intended—in order to live in this world. We “trust” words using words like “trust” –from
12th Century Latin trausti = “an approved agreement, deed, oath or alliance as a subject of
the church”– Its claimed origins from Old Norse deliberately misleading.
Is this what you mean when you use, write and speak the word “trust”? Have you
consented to an oath or alliance as a subject of the Roman Cult enthroned at Vatican Hill?
Maybe you have, maybe you have not. But most people would never have heard of this
original and primary meaning—the true intended meaning of the constructed word.
Why is the rst meaning of a word important anyway? We are taught that words are pegs
upon which ideas are attached—mere tools to convey meaning—not really having any
“great and mystical power”. Yet this deliberate confused teaching is in direct contradiction
to the very nature of words and their vocal pronunciation throughout history. Words are
power—special words have special power.
The ancient belief in words having “magical” power
So thought the Egyptians, the Sumerians, the Phoenicians, the Greeks, the Romans and all
ancient civilizations that created new forms of writing, attached meaning to the
arrangement of symbols including meaningful sound.
From the very beginning of civilization itself, words themselves were magical—and to
know the true meaning of a word and its origins was to hold in your grasp real power.
The origins of words and power
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It is one thing to forget the precedence of history that the true meaning of a word is
power, it is another thing entirely to forget that all language–all language created by men
and women has a single point of origin–an architect.
As it happens, there are speci c points and individuals in history that excelled in the
creation of new words and meanings with then long periods of use, or eventual decline.
Why are the true original meaning of so many words hidden?
So how come the original meaning of “trust” is hidden? How come the original meaning of
so many words we take for granted –for example understand meaning “To stand under
the authority of the Church (Roman Cult)”— are also deliberately hidden?
The answer is simple—“they” do not want you to know the true nature and meaning of the
words you use every day without ever questioning what you are actually saying under
“their” system—from “person”, to “claim”, to “deposit” to even the word “law” itself.
The catch-22 of modern law and meaning of key words
A classic of why this system of deliberate hiddin meaning is in place is in regards to the
practical operation of local, national and international law.
Many a bright person who has studied law soon identify key words that have important
power within the legal system–REGINA meaning “The Crown” is one such example. But
unless an individual can demonstrate to the Court an understanding and precedence of
the legal terms being used, the knowledge of key legal terms and ancient legal phrases are
of little use.
But when an individual is capable of demonstrating a real understanding of words within a
Court, then it is possible to shift the power almost immediately to your favour to some
degree.
The intention of this glossary
The intention therefore of this glossary is to provide an insight into some of the important
legal words of power and control used by modern governments pledging alliance to the
present legal system of the Holy See—the “common law” that threads its web throughout
almost every single nation on Earth.
By understanding the original meaning and intention of these words, it is hoped you will
better understand the implications of many of the documents and actions you take for
granted on a daily basis.
ACCIDENT
From 16th Century Latin accidens meaning literally “to submit to, yield to action, doing”.
From the abbreviation of two ancient pre-Vatican Latin wordsactus=“doing, action, esp. on
stage” and cedo= “give ground to, submit to, be inferior to. yield” . The claim that the word
“accident” is derived from the Latincado (to sink, fall, drop) is deliberately misleading and
incorrect. Strictly speaking when an individual admits to being involved in an accident,
regardless of pleading no fault, they are in fact “yielding/giving ground” and admitting to
guilt–the true intention of the word.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
16th Century English word meaning literally “the action of admitting fault, guilty mind,
confession”. From Latin actus=“doing, action, esp. on stage”, Old English knowlechen =
“admit” and Latin mentis = “mind, thought, intention”. The modern meaning of
acknowledgment as forged in LAW DICTIONARIES is deliberately false and misleading,
stating “A declaration or avowal of one’s own act, to give it legal validity; as, the
acknowledgment of a deed before a proper o cer. Also, the certi cate of the o cer
attesting such declaration”. An individual should never CONSENT to “acknowledgment” in a
matter of controversy before a COURT unless they freely admit a confession, guilt and/or
fault”.
ACTUS REUS
16th Century Latin phrase meaning literally “(the) actions of the accused (defendant)”.
From Latin actus=“doing, action, esp. on stage” andreus=”defendant, accused, answerable”.
It originates from a Latin phrase created by Edward Coke (b.1552-d.1634) actus non facit
reum nisi mens sit reacommonly and incorrectly translated as meaning “an act does not
make a person guilty unless (their) mind is also guilty”–reus never originally meaning guilt
in Latin. Nonetheless, the maxim actus reus is most frequently misquoted as “Guilty act” in
conjunction with the equally misquoted Latin phrase MENS REA. In strict legal terms, actus
reus is de ned as “The o ence of which the defendant is accused”–therefore a logically
necessary element of criminal law (the o ence) and in classical JURISPRUDENCE requiring
CONCURRENCE withmens rea .
ADMIRAL
From 13th Century Arabic title amir-ar-rahl “chief of the transport”. 15th Century

English admiralty“MARITIME Naval branch of the English executive”.
AD DAMNUM
18th Century Latin legal phrase abbreviated from AD QUOD DAMNUM meaning “according
to the harm” or “appropriate to the harm”. In TORT LAW, the phrase applies to the concept
that any REMEDY ought to correspond speci cally and only to the damage su ered. Ad
damnum is also used in PLEADING by the PLAINTIFF of their alleged monetary los or
damages claimed.
ADVERSARY
An opponent. The defendant is the plainti ’s adversary.
AFFIDAVIT
From 16th Century Latin a davit meaning “to bring forward, present a promise/assurance
concerning a fault or crime”. A word created from the abbreviation of three ancient Latin
words o ero = “to bring forward, place before, present, o er, expose”, des = “promise,
assurance, word of honor, engagement” and vitium = “fault, vice, crime”. Unlike the earlier
term AFFIRMATION, a adavit contains the notion of “fault, vice and crime” which in some
JURISDICTIONS means when an individual accepts being treated as a PERSON, they also
unwittingly admit GUILT. Today, the generally accepted legal de nition is “a sworn or
a rmed STATEMENT made in writing and signed; if sworn, it is NOTARIZED”.
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
An AFFIDAVIT intended to certify the service of a WRIT, NOTICE, or other document.
AFFIRMATION
From 14th Century Latin a rmare “to bring forward, present a reliable and strong
promise/assurance”. A word created from the abbreviation of two ancient Latin
words o ero = “to bring forward, place before, present, o er, expose” and rmus = “ rm,
strong, reliable, solid”. Unlike the more common legal instrument of AFFADAVIT under
ROMAN LAW, an A rmation does not contain any implied notion of “fault, vice or crime” in
its original and true meaning, nor does it require an OATH. Instead, an A rmation
requires an individual to demonstrate a superior STATUS to justify the alleged “strength”
implied by the instrument.
AGREE
From 14th Century French agreer, English agree from older Latin a=”to” andgratum/gratus=

“pleasing (to God), God’s favour” meaning literally “to please God/yield to God’s favor”.
AGREEMENT
From 14th Century French/English agree and pre-3rd Century Latin mentis = “mind”

meaning literally “to yield to the favour of God in mind” with the church (Roman Cult)
being the interpreter of what “God” has in mind. Its earliest legal de nition is “a legally
binding contract enforceable in a court of law”.
AMICUS CURIAE
Latin for “A friend of the court” – A party who is not supposed to represent any individual
party in the case asked by the Court to make representations from an independent
viewpoint.
APPEAR
From 13th Century Latin apparere “to appear,” from ad- “to” + perere “to come forth, be
visible.”
APPLICATION
To beg, plead petition, implore, entreat or request
ANNUL
to make void, as to dissolve the bonds of marriage
ATTACHMENT
The taking of property into legal custody by an enforcement o cer (see specialty section:
Recovery of Chattel).
ATTEND
The act of attendance in which an individual–knowingly or unknowingly– accepts the role

of attendant, implying they are one who owes a duty or service to another, or in some sort
depends upon him.
BAIL
From 13th Century Latin bail and 13th Century English bail meaning “a MONEY BOND“.

From the pre 8th Century Latin baiulus = “co n bearer, carrier of a burden”. In the 15th
Century, the word acquired the additional legal meaning “a money bond for the temporary
release from jail”.
BANKRUPTCY
From 13th Century English created from Latin bancus (bench,table) and ruptus(break,tear,

burst). Insolvent – unable to pay creditors and having all goods/e ects administered by a
liquidator or trustee and sold for the bene t of those creditors;
BAR
The members of the legal profession.
BELIEF
From 12th Century English belēof itself from pre 10th Century words beo=”life, living”
lēof=”beloved, dear”. The earliest meaning was “A TRUST in the CLAIMS of the Church
(Roman Cult) being TRUE.” A deliberate corruption of the earlier words from which Belief
was born which sould render the meaning “A love of life”. By the 15th Century, the word
belief was simpli ed to mean “RELIGIOUSFAITH“.
BENCH
The Judge’s seat or the judge, himself/herself, (e.g., the attorney addressed the bench)
BONA FIDE
“In good faith” – A Bona Fide Agreement is one entered into genuinely without attempt to
fraud.
BOND
From 14th Century Latin bond and 14th Century English bond meaning “a serf or slave by

binding agreement/covenant”. A deliberate and cruel corruption of the pre 12th Century
English word bondaand Old Norse bondi meaning “free-born farmer”. By the 16th Century,
the word also acquired the meaning “An agreed obligation/oath to pay a DEBT or to
perform a CONTRACT“. The key operating factor is CONSENT. Once an indivividual gives
their content, they are “bonded” (slaves) to that obligation and subject to BONDAGE.
BONDAGE
From 14th Century Latin bondagium meaning “conditions of a bonded serf or slave”. As a

BOND is a legally binding agreement of service/slavery, it must contain at least one
condition. The accumulative conditions are bondage. The sexual sado-masochism sense of
this word is rst recorded in 1966.
BRIEF
a written or printed document prepared by the lawyers on each side of a dispute and
submitted to the court in support of their arguments – a brief includes the points of law
which the lawyer wished to establish, the arguments the lawyer uses, and the legal
authorities on which the lawyer rests his/her conclusions.
BULL
A common abbreviation for PAPAL BULL, an o cial CHARTER or LETTERS

PATENT promulgated by a Pope of the Roman Cult (Vatican).
BULLA
Pre 3rd Century Latin literally meaning “bubble” but commonly known for their use a SEAL.
Originally, Bulla were hollow clay envelopes a xed with chords to important documents
to prevent tampering (often with images on the outside). However, o cial Ancient
Imperial documents were also “sealed” using lead bulla. This practice of bulla (seals) was
resurrected in the 12th Century by the Roman Cult.
CANON
From ancient Greek κανών (kanón) meaning “measuring rod, standard for
carpentry/building”. Hence, a literal translation from ancient Greek is as the “carpenter’s
standard”–an obvious association to the false claim of Jesus being a carpenter as rst
created by the ROMAN CULT into CATHOLIC CHURCH liturgy from the 12th Century
onwards. The word pre-dates its use in ancient Greek back to Hebrew ‫( קנה‬qaneh) = “reed”
and Akkadian qanū = “reed”. In common legal usage, a “canon” represents a law of the
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
CANON LAW
The false LAWS and forgeries rst formed by the ROMAN CULT from the 12th Century
onwards that now constitute the highest laws of the CATHOLIC CHURCH and COMMON
LAW. The name “Canon Law” literally translates as “the law of the Carpenter”– –an obvious
association to the false claim of Jesus being a carpenter as rst created by the ROMAN
CULT into CATHOLIC CHURCH liturgy from the 12th Century onwards. As Christians claim
Jesus to be the Son of God and highest SOVEREIGN BODY, by default Canon Law by its
name alone claims superior STATUS above all other LAW.
CAPITUS DIMINUTIO MAXIMA
19th Century Latin forgery deliberately introduced into early LAW DICTIONARIES to protect
the use of UPPER CASE naming and discourage its wider practice. The phrase claims the
meaning “The highest, most comprehensive loss of status through CAPITALIZATION” and
attributes this to the alleged ancient pre-Vatican Roman Law of naming slaves in CAPITALS.
Contrary to misleading historical accounts, bicameral scripts (UPPER CASE andLOWER
CASE) known as MAJUSCULE and MINUSCULE did not o cially appear in European
languages until the arrival of the printing press in the 15th Century, nor did the word
CAPITAL have its meaning in terms of letters.
CAPITUS DIMINUTIO MINIMA
19th Century Latin forgery deliberately introduced into early LAW DICTIONARIES to protect
the use of UPPER CASE naming and discourage its wider practice. The phrase claims the
meaning “The lowest, minimal loss of status through non-CAPITALIZATION” and attributes
this to the alleged ancient pre-Vatican Roman Law of bicameral scripting (UPPER
CASE and LOWER CASE) known as MAJUSCULE and MINUSCULE. However, pre-Vatican
controlled Rome did not have a formal bicameral script system, only inscription capitals
and everyday cursive in which no formal rules for capitalization applied. Under CASE LAW,
UPPER CASE names carry special privileges and powers, hence lower case names carry
little or no authority–the complete opposite to the meaning of the forgery.
CASE
From ancient Latin casus meaning literally “chance, ill fortune”. In COMMON LAW, the
name of a legal proceeding.
CASE LAW
From colloquial English, the name given to the general body of rules of law, judicial
opinions and even administrative regulations as recorded and recognized by the COURTS.
CAVEAT
“Beware/take care” – An entry in the court records that e ectively prevents action by
another party without rst notifying the party entering the Caveat.
CERTIFIED COPY
Copy of a document signed and certi ed as a true copy of an original by the Clerk of the
Court or other authorized persons (e.g., lawyer).
CERTIFICATE
From 14th Century Latin certi care meaning literally “to give permission, su er in

dispute/contention”. From Latin certo = “to contend, settle, dispute, to settle by combat”
and facio= “to give permission / to experience, su er (troubles)”. In modern legal terms, “a
document containing a certi ed statement, or evidencing ownership or debt”.
CHATTEL
article of personal property
CHARTER
From 13th Century Latin charta meaning “highest o cially sanctioned paper/map/tablet”.

From pre-3rd Century Greek khartes meaning “o cial document of papyrus” and possibly
even ancient Egyptian. The word “charter” both represents the highest of o cial
documents both in authority and construction. For a document to be considered a charter,
it is traditionally to be constructed from ne velum (animal skin). For the most senior of
Roman Cult documents there is even evidence that the ink used was a mixture of ink and
blood–hence the preference of a charter to be written in red as opposed to black. A
charter begins with the INCIPIT –the opening phrase which announces the document. It
ends with the DATUM –as to its place and date of signature all on one continuous single
document/scroll/tablet. In many cases, a charter is then sealed with a BULLA (metal/clay
seal). A PAPAL BULL is a form of charter.
CHARTERED COMPANY
From the combined words CHARTER and COMPANY meaning literally “the highest o cially

sanctioned paper granting exclusive rights to a body of men chained to the ring of the
Papacy”. As some Protestant sovereigns issued Royal CHARTERS without the authority of
the Vatican, only Papal authorised Chartered Companies were permitted to claim the full
e ect of ROMAN LAW within their exclusive JURISDICTION using the abbreviation SS. to
denote the authority of the HOLY SEE on o cial documents. Today, both valid Chartered
Companies (using their right to print SS. on o cial documents) exist as well as invalid
Chartered Companies with inferior legal rights according to ROMAN LAW.
CITATION
1) summons to appear; 2) reference to authorities in support of an argument
CLAIM
From 14th Century Latin clamo/clamare meaning “to make an ORALDECLARATION” . The

generic de nitions “call, shout, cry aloud” commonly attached to the word are all
deliberately misleading and not its true and original legal de nition. Prior to the corrupted
legal concepts of the Roman Cult, the proper ancient Roman legal word was indico = “to
proclaim, make publicly known, announce, disclose”. In the 18th Century the procedural
meaning was added = “a written legal demand (declaration) for compensation or
damages”. In spite of this contradictory legal de nition, by its earliest and true meaning, a
“claim” is only valid when spoken.
COMMON
From 13th Century Latin communis meaning “to entrust, commit to a burden, public duty,
service or obligation”. Created from the combination of two ancient pre-Vatican Latin
words com/comitto = “to entrust, commit” and munis = “burden, public duty, service or
obligation”. From its earliest creation by the College of Abbreviators of the ROMAN CULT,
the word has literally implied “willing CONSENT to public order and control over the
many”. The word acquired its historical meaning as an insult by nobles and clergy against
“the ignorant and uneducated”– especially trades people and woman –from the 14th
Century at the time it was rst used to describe the Commons “the third estate of the
English people as represented in Parliament” from 1377. The word has since retained both
its assumed meaning as “representing in general, the public, by all or many” as well as a
term of insult by the wealthy and elite against the public ever since.
COMMON LAW
From 14th Century English usage following the formation of the Commons “the third estate
of the English people as represented in Parliament” from 1377. Therefore, the popular (but
incorrect) assumed meaning of Common Law as being “the LAW of the people”. In a strict
literal sense, the correct etymological meaning of common law is more accurately de ned
as “the laws to entrust, commit to a burden, public duty, service or obligation” —
completely opposite to the popular misinterpretation of the phrase. The main procedural
foundations of Common Law since its inception remains the false Roman Law was
VENETIAN LAW (more commonly known as MARITIME LAW and/or ADMIRALTY LAW)
introduced in the 12th and early 13th Century during the creation of the highest legal
PERSONALITY under Common Law–the HOLY SEE (Sea). Hence, under the corrupted
Roman Law of the ROMAN CULT living men and women are considered VESSELS subject to
JURISDICTION of the SEE (Sea) with the WATERMARK of all nations with diplomatic
recognition (CONCORDATS) of the SEE (Sea) set at the highest mountain peaks–hence all
land is therefore “Under the Sea” and PROPERTY of the SEE (Sea). However, in many
JURISICTIONS, CUSTOM LAW is also accepted as part of Common Law thus providing some
RELIEF. In the late 16th and early 17th Century, Common Law was further modi ed with
the introduction of the LEGAL FICTIONS, LEGAL PROCEDURE and PRECEDENT embedded in
Jesuit constructed works embedded in popular culture and plays. Today, Common Law is
incorrectly and deliberately de ned as “The law established, by precedent, from judicial
decisions and established within a community”.
COMPANY
From 13th Century Latin companio meaning “a body of (normally) Jewish servants bonded

to a vassal of the Vatican under the rules of SERVI CAMERAE REGIS and USURY”. Contrary
to the deliberately false etymology attributed to the word, it is constructed from two
ancient Latin words compes = “fetters, shackles, chained” and ani = “ring” meaning literally
“chained to the ring (of the Pope)”. The word rst acquired its military meaning in the 16th
Century only after it was deliberately used as the o cial name of the Jesuits (Company of
Jesus). From the 17th Century onwards, the word became a key component of title of
business ventures as a CHARTERED COMPANY –with many of the 1st being
in uenced/created by the Jesuits.
COMPANION
From 13th Century Latin companioneo meaning “a trusted fellow, mate of a COMPANY”.

From Latin companio + neo = “to spin, thread, interweave”. Contrary to deliberately false
etymology the word literally means “threaded to a COMPANY”. Initially applied only to
(normally) Jewish servants BONDED under the rules of SERVI CAMERAE REGIS and USURY.
By the 15th Century, the word acquired its nautical meanings as “framework on the
quarterdeck, covering or hatchway”. Its 1st historic use to mean “friend, acquaintance or
partner” was with the Jesuits describing themselves in the 16th Century.
COMPOS MENTIS
“Of sound mind” – Legally t to conduct/defend proceedings
CONCORDAT
From 13th Century Latin concordia = “agreement, union”, from earlier Latinconcordis = “of
the same mind”. A formal agreement between the Roman Cult and a state representing an
international treaty taking precedence over previous domestic statutes (laws). Unlike
normal international treaties that cease to have e ect once one or more signatory parties
rescind the agreement, a Concordat can only legally be ended once the Roman Cult agrees
to withdraw it, or replace it with a new one. A Concordat may be formally known by the
public as such, or by a host of di erent titles. Furthermore, a Concordat may also be kept
private between a Government and the public as in the case of the Secret US Concordat of
1984.
CONSENT
From 13th Century Latin consentire = “An agreement to something proposed” from earlier
Latin con-“with, together” and sentio “judge, suppose, vote”. It may be by voice, in writing or
legally implied by silence (since silence legally implies consent).
CONSTITUTION
From Latin constituo : to arrange, decide, appoint, settle, found, set up.
CONTRACT
From 14th Century Latin contractus meaning “to make a plea or bargain which is legally
enforceable”. From the combination of pre 8th Century Latin wordscon=”A disadvantage of
something/or someone” and tractus= “to extract/pull something”. Therefore the literal
meaning of contract is more accurately “to extract a disadvantage for
someone/something”. By the 16th Century, the inherit “one-sided” nature of contract was
further blurred with the additional meaning “an AGREEMENT that is legally binding”.
CORPORATE
From 14th Century Latin corporatus meaning “a body formed by CHARTERhaving

legal PERSONALITY“. From the ancient pre 3rd Century Latin corpus = “body”. Not to be
confused with a COMPANY which has always denoted ultimate ownership by the Roman
Cult. In contrast, the rst GUILDS established were Corporates. Today, the word Corporate
is mistakenly considered synonymous with COMPANY.
CORPORATION
From 18th Century English corporation meaning “INCORPORATED COMPANYfor doing

business”. Unlike a CORPORATE or a COMPANY, the invention of the legal ction known as
a CORPORATION permitted a body to use the pre-existingCHARTER of a superior
COMPANY to register as a subsidiary–e ectively eliminating the need for a new and
unique CHARTER to be drawn for each and every new body. In addition, Corporations were
permitted to register their own subsidiaries, creating potentially long chains of bodies all
belonging to superior entities until the nal entity holding a valid CHARTER. Today, over
99% of CORPORATES and COMPANIES are actually subsidiary Corporations of subsidiary
Corporations themselves having no original CHARTER, but holding legal rights by virtue of
being a REGISTERED SUBSIDIARY of a body ultimately holding a valid recognized CHARTER.
CREDITOR
A person to whom money is owed by a debtor
CULPA IN CONTRAHENDO
A Latin expression of LAW meaning “obligations in negotiation”.
DE FACTO
Ancient Latin legal maxim meaning literally “concerning fact”– more commonly understood
as “as a matter of fact”. From pre-5th Century Latin de= “from, concerning, about”
and factum/factus = “deed, accomplishment, work, act, achievement”.
DE JURE
Ancient Latin legal maxim meaning literally “concerning law “, or more commonly “as a
matter of law “. From pre-5th Century Latin de= “from, concerning, about” and iuris =
“justice, law, right”.
DE JURE SOLUM ET NATURALE
Ancient Latin legal maxim literally meaning “concerning (the) law of (the) land and nature”.
Sometimes quoted in abbreviated form de jure soli. In COMMON LAW, when no explicit
reference is made to the land, soil or nature, ROMAN LAW and therefore the ctions of the
HOLY SEE are assumed to apply in which the land becomes “under the SEE (Sea)” and living
men and women may be unnaturally treated as FICTIONS. However, when quoted with an
understanding as to its meaning, a COURT cannot properly apply the Roman ctions. The
common term “ON THE LAND” has a similar but less e ective meaning.
DE JURE SANGUINIS CORONAE
Ancient Latin legal maxim literally meaning “concerning (the) law of (the) blood of crowns”
In COMMON LAW since the end of the 16th Century, royal or noble blood has claimed
superior status — in particular to the freedom of their body, protection of property and
the obligation of any matter brought against then to follow DUE PROCESS (of the LAW),
especially right of RELIEF. When an individual claims de jure sanguinis coronae, providing
they demonstrate a comprehension of the term and why they should be granted such
status (for example–knowledge of the valid argument that you are of royal birth by virtue
of being Sons and Daughters of the King of Kings) then the COURT must grant such
recognition. This means any failure of DUE PROCESS or failure to account for RELIEF by the
COURT obligates to compensate the individual accused.
DECREE
From 12th Century Latin decretus, decretum meaning “an o cial (church sanctioned) order

pronounced in public by a duly appointed representative”. Designed to usurp the ancient
(pre 5th Century) Roman legal tradition ofmandatum meaning “o cial order, decree,
mandate, instruction”. The word decree was created from the Latin pre x de = “to” (in this
case) and credo=”to believe / trust, commit / trust in, rely on / think”.
DECLARE
From 14th Century Latin declarare and meaning “to weaken clarity”. From deliberately
shortened Latin word debilito as de = “to weaken, sap, exhaust” (in this case) and clarus =
“clarity”. Contrary to centuries of deliberate misinformation, the word declare has never
meant “make clear” as a pre-4th Century Latin word (1,000 years before “declare”)
called aperio = “to uncover, lay bare, reveal, make clear” was already in general use.
DECLARATION
From 14th Century Latin declarationem (as well as English declaracion and

French déclaration) meaning “A written or oral statement of CLAIMS by
aPERSON witnessed by an OATH and given with CONSENT“. As any STATE and/or
CORPORATION is also legally a PERSON this de nition holds legally accurate for
statements by electors of a STATE (such as the DECLARATION of INDEPENDENCE). By the
18th Century, the word acquired a more formal legal procedural meaning = “the formal
document specifying plainti ’s cause of action, including the facts necessary to sustain a
proper cause of action, and to advise the defendant of the grounds upon which action is
being pursued”.
DEED
From 14th Century Old English daed/deed and 14th Century German daedismeaning “the

written legal document that bestows or surrenders a right withPROOF“. From pre 8th
Century Latin de= “away” (in this context) and edo=”put forth, give out”. From 15th Century,
an additional legal meaning was added= “A legal contract concerning BONDAGE”. By the
17th Century, the word was further confused with the meaning “an act done”.
DE JURE
By right
DEBTOR
A person who owes money to someone or to an organisation
DEMURRER/DEMURE
is where you admit to the facts but challenge the su ciently of the process or law.
Demurrers are motions to dismiss, motion to suppress evidence, motions for lack of
service, due process, valid complaint, proper o cial o ce and powers, constitutionality
and special circumstances like the o cer lost sight in the chase or was outside his
jurisdiction as well as common law defenses to the act complained of such as intent or
lawful defense.
DISCLOSURE
From 16th Century Latin disclaudere, English/French desclore meaning “the act of providing

information on discoveries, uncovered truth and exposures to a higher authority by
legal CONSENT“. Contrary to deliberately misleading de nitions attributed to the word,
Disclose/Disclosure has never been about revealing truth and knowledge, but about hiding
it, controlling and (sometimes) destroying it. The word is constructed from two pre-6th
Century Latin words dis = “away” and clausus“to con ne, shut up, close, blockade, besiege”.
The word “disclosure” means literally “to con ne away, to shut up away, to close away”.
Disclosed information can legally be withheld from public view, seized and destroyed. In
contrast, the correct ancient Roman legal term for full disclosure is comperio= “to disclose
fully, nd out with certainty, lay open / learn, nd out”.
DOCKET
a document which summarizes a case
DOLI INCAPAX
Incapable of crime
DOMICILE
that place where a person has a true and permanent home – a person may have several
residences, but only one domicile
DUCES TECUM
“Bring with you” – Order to produce document to court
DUE PROCESS (OF LAW)
A fundamental principle of COMMON LAW which obligates the COURTS and court
appointed o cers to follow correct legal process as well as the obligations of their o ce
as established by legal PRECEDENT and re ected in CASE LAW. The ancient pre-Vatican
Latin maxim for due process is VIRTUTE OFFICII –which translates literally as “by virtue of
their o ce”. Due Process is frequency misunderstood as pertaining to the rights of
individuals before the courts and even the notion of “natural justice”, which is strictly
incorrect. Instead, it is the LAW itself that is granted certain rights under Due Process and
which the COURT and its O cers are obliged to honor and follow “to the letter”.
EASEMENT
right held by one person to use the land of another for a special purpose
EMINENT DOMAIN
the power to take private property for public use by condemnation, i.e., the legal process
by which real estate of a private owner is taken for public use without the owner’s consent,
but upon the award and payment of just compensation
ENJOIN
to require a person, by writ of injunction from a court of equity, to perform or to abstain

or desist from some act
EQUITY
equitable action (equity matter):
an action which may be brought for the purpose of restraining the threatened in iction of
wrongs or injuries, and the prevention of threatened illegal action; case in which payment
of money damages will not be adequate compensation
ERRATUM
An error
ESTATE
From 14th Century French estat of “physical condition as regards form or structure of

country, supreme civil power and/or government as a PERSONALITY” itself from 13th
Century Latin statusmeaning STATE = “circumstances, conditions and/or temporary
attributes of a PERSON or THING”. From 15th Century, estate acquired the additional
meaning “property/assets attributed to a PERSON or THING subject to higher legal
authority”.
ESTOP
to stop, bar, or impede
ESTOPPEL
a rule of law which prevents a person from alleging or denying a fact, because of his/her
own previous act
EX PARTE
a proceeding, order, motion, application, request, submission etc., made by or granted for
the bene t of one party only; done for, in behalf of, or on application of one party only
EX POST FACTO
“By a subsequent act” – Something that occurs after the event but having a retrospective
e ect
FACT
From pre-5th Century Latin factum/factus = “deed, accomplishment, work, act,

achievement”. In the 16th century, the word fact came to be used interchangeably with the
word truth and reality namely ” something that hasREALLY occurred or is the case; hence a
datum of experience as distinct from conclusions” (1632).
FAITH
From 12th Century English feith, itself from contemporary 12th Century Latin des = “duty
of ful lling one’s TRUST (agreement) with the Church (Roman Cult)”. Deliberately corrupted
from the earlier – non legal meaning of the word including “con dence, reliance, belief,
word of honor”. The word only acquired its spiritual association in the 14th Century = “An
obligation of loyalty or delity to the Doctrine of the Church (Roman Cult)”. By the 18th
Century, the word faith nally acquired its generic meaning “A BELIEF that something
isTRUE and/or REAL“.
FICTICIOUS
1646, from L. factitius “arti cial,”
FIAT
A decree or command.
FORM
FUNCTUS OFFICIO
“Having discharged duty” – A judicial or o cial person prevented from taking a matter
further because of limitation by certain regulations
G
GUARANTOR
Someone who promises to make payment for another if payment is not made by the
person responsible for making the repayments of a loan or hire purchase agreement.
H
HABEAS CORPUS
“You have the body.” – the name given a variety of writs whose object is to bring a person
before a court or judge – in most common usage, it is directed to the o cial or person
detaining another, commanding him/her to produce the body of a person detained so the
court may determine if such person has been denied his/her liberty without due process
of law.
HOLY SEE
The common English name of the highest legal PERSONALITY under ROMAN LAW and
COMMON LAW being the SEDES SACRORUM (Latin Sedes for seat/see, Sacrorum for holy/
holy right) otherwise known as Santa Sede and the “SS.” founded in the 13th Century by
AntiPope Innocent IV and Venetian Doge Giovanni (a.k.a. Francis of Assisi). Under both
ROMAN LAW and COMMON LAW, all PERSONALITIES are “owned” by the Holy See, also
commonly known as the VATICAN which encompasses the legal apparatus by which the
ROMAN CULT Pope and its Curia of Bishops claim SOVEREIGNTY over the whole Earth.
HUMAN BEING
From Latin Humanus= “a lesser/inferior man or woman de ned legally as an animal and/or

monster as distinct from the ancient (pre Vatican) Roman term homo = man “. A key rule
of Law from the 14th Century describing a fundamental legal ction –that is the notion of
an inferior man or woman as an animal (as de ned by Papal Decree) and therefore not
subject to the laws of free men, but the laws of property. The decision to create a 2nd
word for Homo (man), denoting an inferior “animal” man was crucial to the legal
implementation of the Vatican global slave trade from the 14th Century–to overcome the
questions of legality and morality of the Vatican slave trade. Therefore, unbaptized
indigenous populations were legally de ned as “humans” –therefore animals. Legally, the
name of a human must always be in CAPITALS to identify that individual as property as

distinct from a free man.
IGNORANTIA JURIS NON EXCUSAT
Ignorance of the law is no excuse – If committing an o ence a guilty party cannot use as a
defence the fact that they did so without knowledge that they were breaking the law.
IMPRIMATUR
IN CAMERA
“In the chamber”- The hearing of a case in private without the facts being reported to the
public
INCORPORATE
From 14th Century Latin incorporatus meaning “the action of uniting into one body having
legal PERSONALITY according to some valid CHARTER“. From the combination of ancient
Latin in– “into” and corpus “body”. By the 17th Century the word was also given a scienti c
meaning with “to put (something) into the body or substance of (something else)”.
INCIPIT
From 12th Century Latin incipit meaning “the o cial beginning element of a CHARTER” as
in the case of a PAPAL BULL. From the ancient pre 3rd Century Latin incipio = “to take in
hand, begin, commence”. By law, a document may only be valid as a Charter if it carries
the correct style of INCIPIT. In the case of Papal Bulls, the tradition of the INCIPIT is
constructed from (1) name of Pope, (2) the Latin phrase episcopus servus servorum
Dei meaning “bishop, servant of the servants of God” and (3) a unique opening sentence
not previously proclaimed by any other Papal Bull.
IN CURIA
“In open court” – The hearing of a case before a court sitting in public
INDEMNITY
IN PERSONAM
Against the PERSON- “Proceedings issued against or with reference to a speci c person –
an admiralty action in personam would be issued against the owner of a ship”.
INDEMNITY
Security against loss or damages, exemption from penalty or liability, amount paid as
compensation under an indemnity agreement.
IN REM
Regarding the right or title to property.
INTRA VIRES
“Within the power of” – An act that falls within the Jurisdiction of the Court
IPSO FACTO
“By the fact”- The reliance upon facts that together prove a point
JOINDER
literally “to join in the cause” can be forced by the court but must be done by open and
notorious declaration of the court. If you appear specially without joinder and not
admitting to the jurisdiction of the court, the only recourse is for the court either to force
joinder or dismiss the case
JURISDICTION
The area and matters over which a court has legal authority
JUS SANGUINIS
Latin COMMON LAW Phrase meaning literally “right of blood” by which the rights of an
individual including their citizenship and status is determined not by place of birth, but by
ancestral blood relations. For instance, an ancient Roman practice was to permit the
children of citizens to also be made citizens by jus sanguinis–because their father was a
Roman citizen. This practice is commonly continued today.
JUS SOLI
Latin COMMON LAW Phrase meaning literally “right of soil (land) ” by which the rights of an
individual including their citizenship and status is determined by the location/territory in
which they were born. This form of granting rights is less common than jus sanguinis and
in the past few centuries has typically only applied to the policies of a few former
European colonial powers.
JUSTICE
From 13th Century Latin justus Old English justice, Old French justise meaning

“LAWS, RIGHT of LAW- the exercise of legal authority in vindication of ancient Imperial
(Roman) rights and precepts by assigning reward or punishment”. The word was formed
upon the claims of the Roman Cult Popes to have in their possession “untampered”
ancient legal documents from Constantinople such as the Codex Justinian and earlier
which (apart from several extraordinary anomolies) also claimed the Catholic Church to be
“above the law”–hence the ultimate origin of the word Justice = forged laws of Justin and
Emperors = Church above the law. The rst and foremost pledge of all senior legal
representatives of the “Justice” systems in Western christian nations is not to impart fair
and true legal judgment, but to protect the Roman Cult from being held accountable for
their actions = fundamental meaning of Justice.
K
LAW/LAWS
From 3rd Century BCE Latin lāres = “a group ancient Roman deities (gods) de ning
localized activities, customs and practices accumulated over time including (but not limited
to) home, family, the state, the sea, land and travel”. 12th Century Old English lārs = “a
collection of common doctrines, customs and practices accumulated over time; and the
teaching of such customs”, later 16th Century Middle English lore/law = “A collection of
rules (doctrines), customs and practices (accumulated over time) enjoining or prohibiting
certain action; also the individual rules themselves “. Contrary to misleading information,
the Ancient Roman Legal System never considered the customs of lāres as being other
than religious doctrine and ancient superstitions (witchcraft). Instead, the Roman Empire
was founded on lēx/lēgis (statutes) and later (under Constantine) ilex (universal statutes).
The modern western legal systems of nations are therefore based on inferior lāres –
religious doctrines and concepts designed by the Roman Cult–while the Roman Cult
reserved the formal structure of superior lēx/lēgis in the form of covenants and
agreements such asConcordats, O cial Church Councils and Papal Bulls.
LAWFUL PROCESS
see DUE PROCESS
LAWYER
From 16th Century English law = “law” and pre 13th Century English/French -ieür=”a
person or thing connected with-” meaning “a layman (non cleric) quali ed and authorized
to practice law”.
LAW DICTIONARY
From the late 18th Century in English COMMON LAW such as Sir William Blackstone (b.
1723- d. 1780) author of Commentaries on the Law of England, containing the rst
consolidated lists of claimed legal terms within COMMON LAW and later the mysterious
Henry Campbell Black (b. 1860 – d. 1927) publisher of the 1st de nitive legal dictionary in
1891 known as Black’s Law Dictionary. The invention of the list of legal terms rst by
Blackstone and later re ned by Black greatly reduced the in uence of RHETORIC and
Knowledge of DUE PROCESS (of the Law) in favour of agreement of alleged LEGAL TERMS.
Prior to the invention of the ction of “universal common meaning” to legal words, historic
records of CASE LAW prior to the 20th Century demonstrates quite di erent
interpretations of the meaning for a wider number of legal terms. Furthermore, it has
been conclusively proven that from the very 1st editions of Law Dictionaries such as
Black’s Law Dictionary included completely forged legal terms were created, including
substantial re-editing of de nitions between editions, particularly in promoting the
importance of PERSON and other LEGAL FICTIONS under ROMAN LAW. Far from the
credibility of Law Dictionaries being questioned due to wildly changing and contradictory
de nitions being created constantly in newer editions, Law Dictionaries are now
considered a fundamental component of most COMMON LAW systems.
LETTER
From 12th Century Latin litteræ English letter and French lettre meaning “o cial writing,

epistle, note, literature”. A deliberate corruption of the ancient pre 6th Century
Latin littera “character of the alphabet”.
LETTER OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL
Letters Patent from a COMPANY under CHARTER owned by the HOLY SEE granting
permission and indemnity to an agent to act unlawfully.
LETTERS PATENT
From 14th Century Latin litterae patentes meaning literally an “open (o cial) letter”. From
12th Century latin litteræ see LETTER and patentes see PATENT. A Letters Patent is similar
in respect to a CHARTER in being used for o cial grants, titles, laws, right or monopoly and
also in respect of honoring traditional form including the INCIPIT, the DATUM and the
SEAL. However, Letters Patents may be on several pieces of paper and not velum (animal
skin), may use black ink instead of red and a printed seal, instead of a BULLA. As such a
Letters Patent is always legally inferior to a proper CHARTER. The most common Letters
Patent today are Degrees and Diplomas from Colleges and Universities–most of which fail
to adhere to the valid legal form.
LEX LEGIS
LIEN
From 15th Century French “a legal claim upon the property of another as security for some
debt”. From 13th Century Latin ligamen “bond”, from earlier Latin ligare “to bind, tie”.
LIABILITY
Responsibility or obligation. For example, a debt is a liability or responsibility.
LOWER CASE
From 18th Century English printing/typographical terminology meaning “smaller

characters” as stored by printers in small drawers called type cases for letterpress printing.
According to ROMAN LAW since the 18th Century, the correct legal term is MINUSCULE.
MANDAMUS
From ancient pre-Vatican Latin mandamus=”we command”. A WRIT in COMMON LAW that
compels a COURT or government o cer to perform their obligations of o ce correctly as
de ned by DUE PROCESS.
MAJUSCULE
From 18th Century English as legal term meaning “a capital letter”. More commonly known
as UPPER CASE. From Latin magnus = “large, great, important” and vulgar Latin culus =
“anus, arse”. The meaning of the word literally translates as “great arse” indicating a
general contempt by the authors of early LAW DICTIONARIES to those who do not
recognise UPPER CASE legal ctions as having superiority over lower case names under
ROMAN LAW.
MARITIME
From 13th Century Latin maritimeo/maritimus = “The mariner eet of the Sea (Holy See) to
be feared”. From earlier Latin maris “sea” and timeo “to fear, be afraid, dread”. From 16th
Century English/French “Of the (Holy) Sea”.
MENS REA
16th Century Latin phrase meaning literally “(the) mind of the accused (defendant)”. From
Latin actus=“doing, action, esp. on stage” andmens/mentis=”mind, thought, intention”. It
originates from a Latin phrase created by Edward Coke (b.1552-d.1634) actus non facit
reum nisi mens sit reacommonly and incorrectly translated as meaning “an act does not
make a person guilty unless (their) mind is also guilty”–reus never originally meaning guilt
in Latin. Nonetheless, the maxim mens rea is most frequently misquoted as “Guilty mind ”
in conjunction with the equally misquoted Latin phrase ACTUS REUS. In strict legal
terms, mens rea is de ned as “The intention/knowledge/forethought of the defendant in
relation to the crime for which they are accused” –in classical JURISPRUDENCE requiring
CONCURRENCE with actus reus. Contrary to popular misinterpretation, the original
purpose of mens rea was to ensure the legal enforceability of any penalty–not to protect
those mentally incompetent–ensuring CONSENT is given with COMPOS MENTIS (sound
mind) through DUE PROCESS before any SENTENCE is given.
MINUSCULE
From 18th Century English as legal term meaning “a lower-case letter or cursive writing “.
More commonly known as LOWER CASE. From Latin minor = “smaller, less, slighter ” and
vulgar Latin culus= “anus, arse”. The meaning of the word literally translates as “small arse”
indicating a general contempt by the authors of early LAW DICTIONARIES to those who do
not recognise UPPER CASE legal ctions as having superiority over lower case names
under ROMAN LAW.
MONEY
From 13th Century Latin moneta meaning “the precious gift (coinage) of/to Cybele”.
Originally from pre 3rd Century CE Latin monera meaning “a warning, a reminder” also
applied to the geese of the temple to Juno (another name for Cybele-Queen of Heaven)
and to the goddess Juno herself. Some of the most valuable minted coins in Rome were in
honor to Juno Moneta–who warned and “saved Rome from a Carthaginian attack”. In the
19th Century, the original meaning of money being based on “precious metals” was
depreciated with the meaning “A currency (including paper) maintained by a STATEwhich
can guarantee its value”.
MUST
May when describing a directive as distinct from an imperitive.
NEGLIGENCE
From 13th Century Latin negligens = “(Belonging to) a particular system of faith that denies
the primacy of the scriptures (of the Roman Cult) and o cial doctrines of the Church “.
From ancient Latin nego=”to deny”, liber/li=”book” andgens=”clan, people, nation, tribe”. By
the 16th Century, the word was legally enhanced to include “carelessness, without due
attention” and by the 18th Century to mean “The tort whereby a duty of reasonable care
was breached, causing damage: any conduct short of intentional or reckless action that
falls below the legal standard for preventing unreasonable injury”.
NOTARY
PACTA SUNT SERVANDA
An ancient Latin phrase and fundamental principle of both ancient pre-Vatican LAW and
COMMON LAW meaning literally “agreements must be kept”. In it most basic sense, the
principle infers that CLAUSES within a CONTRACT agreed in good faith (BONA FIDE) are
LAW and that non-fulfulment of respective obligations is a breach of the pact. However,
today this maxim has been thoroughly corrupted by two modern “escape clauses” namely:
JUS COGENS (“compelling law”) and REBUS SIC STANTIBUS (“things thus standing”) which
are usually reserved for the treatment and interpretation of INTERNATIONAL LAW and not
granted to lesser courts.
PATENT
From 14th Century common abbreviation for litterae patentes see: LETTERS PATENT. In the
15th Century, the Republic of Venice became the rst state to issue “Patents” as we
understand them today being “a set of exclusive rights granted by a STATE to an inventor
or assignee for a period of time in exchange for the DISCLOSURE of an invention”.
PEACE OFFICER
PERSON
From 13th Century Latin persona = “the ( ctional) legal character representing an

individual HUMAN BEING or CORPORATION by CONSENT “. Person is a key rule of Law
describing a fundamental legal ction –that is any individual or formal organization subject
to the Curia (courts) or lesser courts. Providing consent is given without duress, legally an
individual, a corporation and even a nation may be considered a PERSON and therefore
subject to the principles of common law and commercial (maritime) law of the
Vatican/Roman Cult. Legally, the name assigned to a Person must always be in CAPITALS
to distinguish a “person” from a free man or free society.
PERSONALITY
From 14th Century Latin personalis = “The quality or fact of being a PERSON”. Itself a
combination of persona=PERSON and alius = “other, another, someone/something else”. At
the beginning of the 19th Century, a new de nition was added to re ect the real-world fact
of unique di erences between individuals, namely “A set of qualities that makes a PERSON
distinct from another”. The use of the word “personality” in the creation of the ctional
and extremely dangerous “science” of psychology is attested from the early 20th Century
meaning “assumed role or manner of PERSONAL behaviour”.
PER SE
“By itself” – Denoting that the topic should be taken alone.
PLEA
PRECEDENT
previously adjudged action or decision on same or similar point, serving as a rule or

example for present guidance
PRECLUDE
To prevent or stop
PRIMA FACIE
“First sight” – Prima Facie evidence would be considered su cient to prove a case unless
disproved – if no Prima Facie evidence can be o ered there is no case to answer
PROCLAMATION
From 15th Century Latin proclamatio meaning “a formal public announcement of an

o cial STATEMENT or STATUTE“. The word is derived from the same dated Latin
word proclamare “cry or call out” itself from two ancient Latin wordspro = “forth”
and clamare = “to cry out”. In COMMON LAW history, STATUTES were not
e ectively LAW until they are publicly announced, regardless of whether they had been
published. The performance of Proclamations in medieval times was a key role of the town
cryer. Today, the same role is largely performed by the MEDIA.
PRONOUNCEMENT
From ancient pre-Vatican Roman Latin pronuntio meaning “to make publicly known,

declare; (in the senate), to account a resolution; at a sale, to make a oral statement as to
defects.” From very early Latin pro = “in front of, before / on behalf of, for” and nuntio = “to
announce, report, relate”. Carried through into COMMON LAW, but depreciated in favour
of less e ective words such as PROCLAMATION and DECLARATION–both of which are
within the Vatican ROMAN LAW apparatus. However, where a Pronouncement can
demonstrate superior STATUS, it holds superiority over other forms of o cial oral
instruments.
PROOF
From 13th Century English preove = “EVIDENCE accepted by a duly appointed legal power
to establish the FACT of some DEED/act”. From combination of earlier Latin Pro= “in front
of, before / on behalf of, for” and o ero = “and to bring forward, place before, present,
o er, expose”. Frequently mistakenly believed to be interchangeable in meaning with
evidence. In a strict legal sense Proof is rooted in procedure. In contrast, the ancient Latin
legal term probo “to show, prove, demonstrate, approve, nd good, judge” emphasizes the
value of evidence, not its procedural merit. In many countries, it remains possibly to
render hard scienti c EVIDENCE of a crime inadmissible (not proof) based on the
procedural nature of proof in a court of law.
PROPERTY
PRO SE
Latin meaning “for oneself; in one’s own behalf”. In formal legal terms a pro se party is one
who, without representation, acts as his/her own attorney. Contrary to many deliberately
incorrect de nitions in LAW DICTIONARIES, it does not in any way imply a man or woman
admits to being a PERSON. When a COURT seeks to trick an individual by rst refusing to
recognize their COMMON LAW right to PRO SE, it may be necessary to further state that
one is anUNREPRESENTED MAN (or woman).
PRO PER
Means in your proper person.

PUBLIC HAZARD BOND
QUO WARRANTO
RATIFY
From 14th Century Latin rati care = “con rm, approve by recounting/relating to previous
“approved” item”. From earlier Latin ratus=” xed, established” and reri=”think/reckon”.
Contrary to the popular misunderstanding, the original and accurate meaning of
something “Rati ed” is when it can be con rmed/approved to belong to something already
accepted such as religious scripture and/or previous laws–not whether it has been signed
or not. Legally, a concept/claim/judgment without precedence can never be Rati ed, even
if it is signed by all parties.
RATIO DECIDENDI
The principles of law applied by a Court upon which a judicial decision is based
RATIONAL
From 14th Century Latin rationalis = “of or belonging to REASON“. A deliberate corruption

of the ancient Roman legal principle of ratio = “reckoning, account, judgment,
consideration”. In the 17th Century the word was used as the basis of a philosophical
doctrine creating further “noise” (reason) to again corrupting ancient Roman legal principle
of ratio.
REALITY
From 13th Century Latin realis “genuine, without doubt”. From ancient Latinres= thing
and rem=see. In the mid 16th century, the word real came to mean “that which is actually
and truly such as its name implies; possessing the essential qualities denoted by its name;
hence genuine, undoubted” (1559). Around the beginning of the 17th century, the
de nition of real developed further to mean ” having an objective existence; actually
existing as a thing.” (1601). Around 1647 the word reality acquired the additional meaning:
“real existence; the aggregate of real things or existences that which underlies and is
the TRUTH of appearances or phenomena.”
REASON
From 13th Century French/English resoun/raison meaning “a statement in a (legal)

argument giving cause”. From two earlier Latin words re=”about, regarding, with reference
to” and sono=”to make a noise, the meaning of word(s)”. By the 16th Century, the original
meaning of the word was masked by an additional de nition “To argue, discourse,
converse, talk in a sensible manner”. By the end of the 17th Century, it was now a scienti c
term “Of aFACTevent, or thing not dependent on HUMANagency”. By the end of the 19th
Century acquired its logical meaning “to think in a connected, sensible, logical manner in
forming conclusions”.
RELIEF
REMEDY
RELIGION
From 13th Century Latin religiens = “the speci c obligation (as an oath) and bonding of
clergy to their holy orders (to the Roman Cult)”. A deliberate corruption of the ancient Latin
spiritual word religio = “respect for what is sacred, reverence for the gods”. In a strict legal
sense, the word “religion” should only apply to groups professing an oath of alliegence to
the supremacy of the Roman Cult. The correct legal term for describing a faith that does
not serve the Roman Cult is negligens the origin of the word NEGLIGENCE.
REQUIRE
From 13th Century Latin requirere = “to demand an act/response in matter of

complaint/charge” from earlier Latin re = “thing, matter” and querimonia = “complaint, a
charge in court”. A “required” act (such as a formal response) implies the existence of a
complaint/charge to answer and that the person demanding the “required” act, or “query”
holds such right/authority.
RES JUDICATA
Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: “A thing ajudged” – Once a case
has been nally decided upon by a Court the same parties cannot attempt to raise the
issue by or during further proceedings.
RES IPSA LOQUITUR
Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: “The thing speaks for itself” – An
event that has occurred which, if the subject of litigation, would not require an onus of
proof by the plainti because of the obvious negligence of the defendant.
RIGHT
From 11th Century Latin ritus=” correct usage, morally correct rule, correct ceremony”. A
deliberate corruption of the ancient Latin rectus =’”straight, correct”. Later used to also
deliberately corrupt ancient pre 8th Century Irishrecht, English riht and German reht all
meaning “just law, righteous, wise”.
ROMAN CULT
A pseudo-christian CULT rst established by pagan and satanist Hilderbrand also known
as AntiPope Gregory VII (1057-1084) and his benefactor Pietro Leoni (b.1033- d.1102), son
of King Pietro II Urseolo of Hungary (1041-1047) of the famed exiled Jewish Venetian Pietro
dynasty to claim superior status in controlling the CATHOLIC CHURCH rst formed by the
French Pippin dynasty in the 8th Century.
ROMAN LAW
Common name for CANON LAW — a forgery rst formed by the ROMAN CULT in the 11th
Century claiming certain cticious ancient Roman maxims and precedents which falsely
place the ROMAN CULT above all secular LAW. Deliberately and falsely claimed by COURTS
subservient to CURIA of the ROMAN CULT as pertaining to ancient Roman Empire Laws.
The main procedural foundations of the false Roman Law was VENETIAN LAW (more
commonly known as MARITIME LAW and/or ADMIRALTY LAW) introduced in the 12th and
early 13th Century during the creation of the highest legal PERSONALITY under COMMON
LAW–the HOLY SEE (Sea). Hence, under the corrupted Roman Law of the ROMAN CULT
living men and women are considered VESSELS subject to JURISDICTION of the SEE (Sea)
with the WATERMARK of all nations with diplomatic recognition (CONCORDATS) of the SEE
(Sea) set at the highest mountain peaks–hence all land is therefore “Under the Sea” and
PROPERTY of the SEE (Sea). Few genuine pre-Roman Cult maxims of Roman Law survive
into present day COMMON LAW.
ROMANUS DECIPIO LOQUITUR
Latin legal COMMON LAW phrase which means literally: “Deceptive Roman Speech”. From
Latin loquor= “to say, speak, tell”, decipio= “ensnare, trap, beguile, deceive” and romanus =
“Roman”. When a LEGAL TERM is used in COURT having a deliberately counter or deceptive
meaning to its true etymology, by right an individual may challenge the meaning,
presenting its true intent and must then o er a term that is consistent with the claimed
meaning to be conveyed. romanus decipio loquitoronly gives relief to deliberately deceptive
LEGAL TERMS, not DUE PROCESS or CONSENT.
SS.
From 13th Century as the o cial mark (brand) of the Sedes Sacrorum (HOLY SEE),
especially on o cial documents. Its presence on a document, design or as part of a
uniform has always denoted the object having the full legal rights and e ect of ROMAN
LAW–a documented legal practice for over 700 years. Since the 17th Century, the mark
“SS.” of the HOLY SEE has been most commonly used on o cial legal documents issued
under CHARTER for lands ultimately “owned” by the Vatican. The deliberate ction created
by authors of the earliestLAW DICTIONARIES that such a mark means “to wit; namely” is
generally regarded as representing neither historic fact, nor sensible etymological
reasoning. The Legal e ect of “SS.” on any document signed by an individual, particularly
where CONSENT is given is to be treated as a PERSON is to transfer temporal and often
“spiritual” ownership to the “SEE”. The most famous use of the o cial mark of “SS.” of the
Holy See was an o cial ensignia of the Papal Army of the Holy Inquistion also known as
the “Knights of the Holy See” or “Nazi SS”.
SEAL
SEDES SACRORUM
From the 13th Century as the o cial name of the HOLY SEE and the historically correct
meaning of the abbreviation SS. (Latin Sedes for seat/see, Sacrorum for holy right) From
the 14th Century, the full and proper name “Sedes Sacrorum” is rarely printed, instead the
mark of SS. is used.
SERVI CAMERAE REGIS
Late 13th Century phrase meaning “serfs of the Royal Treasury” (translates literally as
“servants of the royal chamber”) associated with the co-ordinated action of the Roman Cult
and its key vassals –including Rudolph Habsburg, Edward I of England and Louis II
Wittlesbach of Bavaria–to subjugate Jewish Venetian trading families and their property
that had settled in their key cities, namely Zurich, London and Munich using the fraud of
USURY to demand all transactions be conducted by these Jewish families. The individual
members of these banking franchises controlled by the Roman Cult were called
COMPANIONS and each major group within a city was called a COMPANY.
SHERIFF
SIC MISNOMER
Mispelled and wrong name generally.
SIGNATURE
Legal evidence of an oath.
SILVER BOND
SOCIETY
A number of people joined by mutual consent to deliberate, determine and act for a
common goal.
SPECIAL APPEARANCE
is an appearance only to challenge jurisdiction. If you make any motions other than
motions to dismiss or quash, you join in the cause. If you join in the cause, you have to
defend or acquiesce by default, even if you stand there and say nothing.
STANDING ARMY
STARE DESCISIS
A 12th Century abbreviation of one of founding principles of Vatican ROMAN LAW

namely Stare decisis et non quieta movere which means “maintain what has been decided;
not alter that which has been established”. First applied to protecting CANON LAW as rst
formed by the Roman Cult and later falsely claimed as an ancient pre-Vatican Roman
Maxim, it remains the legal principle under which judges in COMMON LAW today are
obligated to follow the PRECEDENTS established in prior decisions.
STATE
From 13th Century Latin status meaning “circumstances, conditions and/or temporary

attributes of a PERSON or THING”. In 14th Century, State as de ned in English state,
French estat and German staatinherited the additional legal meaning of “physical condition
as regards form or structure of country, supreme civil power and/or government as
a PERSONALITY”. In 17th Century, the word state was further re ned in terms of a legal
personality by the meaning “a semi-autonomous political entity having legal PERSONALITY
subject to higher legal authority”.
STATEMENT
From 18th Century English statement— itself formed from 13th Century Latinstatus = STATE
and pre-3rd Century Latin mentis = “mind”– meaning “a writtenDECLARATION“.
STATUTE
A legislated rule of society that has the force of law.
SUBMISSION
To leave to another’s discretion, to bend to the will of another.
SUBPOENA AD TESTIFICUM
“To produce evidence” – A writ directed to a person commanding him/her, under a

penalty, to appear before a Court and give evidence
SUBPOENA DUCES TECUM
a subpoena requiring a person to produce speci ed documents or records in a trial
SUBPOENA
an order issued by the court to a person to attend court and give testimony
SUI JURIS
You are an adult and have legal capacity andare competent in all ways to testify to the
facts of the CASE.
TERRITORIAL SEA
TORT
an injury or wrong committed, either with or without force, and either intentionally or
negligently, to the person or property of another
TRADE
From 13th Century Latin trādere “to surrender”. Later adopted in the 16th Century to mean
“the buying and selling of goods according to the rules/market controlled by the company”
as it applied to the Dutch East India company and later the British East India Company.
The meaning of trade has always been the forcing of the other party to “surrender” to your
terms and never about fair or open markets. Therefore, there it is no such thing possible
as “free trade agreement” – only a one sided agreement.
TRAVERSE
is where you have facts necessary to prove you weren’t the one doing the act. Examples
here are mistaken identity, alibi, inability to do the act, statistical probability and
circumstantial evidence
TREATY
From 13th Century Latin tractatus “an o cial documented discussion/agreement

recognized by the Roman Cult”. From earlier Latintractare “to handle, manage”. While the
word “treaty” is now used to describe formal agreements between nations without the
involvement of the Roman Cult, such agreements are strictly not treaties–only legal
agreements in which the Vatican is involved and agrees to its validity may be ultimately
considered a valid treaty. Furthermore, all proper (Vatican related) treaties remain in force
until the Holy See deems it so, regardless if one or more signatories later refuse to
continue to recognize the agreement. That way, all Roman Cult Treaty are technically “until
the end of time”, or if a new one replaces it by mutual consent.
TRUST
From 12th Century Latin trausti = “an approved agreement, DEED, oath or alliance with/by
the church”. By 14th Century Old German trost, Dutch, troost, Norse traust all meaning
“con dence, credit, belief, delity”. Its claimed origins from Old Norse is deliberately
misleading. In its strictest sense, a trust is a ctional legal concept claimed to have
independent existence–therefore a Trust does not exist unless some formal approval is
given under the control of the Roman Cult is given to a particular agreement, deed, oath or
alliance can be proven.
TRUTH
From 8th Century Old Norse troth “faithfulness to the laws of the gods”. From ancient
Egyptian god Thoth the god of wisdom and faithfulness to religious laws. From 13th
Century English triewe “of persons steadfast in adherence to a leader, to a principle or
cause to one’s promises, or faith; rm/loyal in allegiance”. Of the original meanings of the
word, the most important concepts are loyalty and consistency to religious laws. Secondly
it is important to recognize that it is the consistent individual display of loyalty that
underpins the earliest meaning of the word “true”. In the middle of the 16th Century, truth
con rmed its status as a scienti c term with the meaning ” agreeing with a standard,
pattern, or rule; exact, accurate, precise, correct, right” (1550). It wasn’t until the 17th
Century that the word true/truth took on the added meaning linking it to a FICTIONAL
concept of an underlying reality and linking it with the concept of fact, the 17C de nition
being ” of a statement or belief consistent with FACT agreeing with REALITY representing
the things as it is.” In strict legal sense, truth is interpreted to its ancient meaning, in
contrast to its modern scienti c meaning–hence the oath of a witness is legally and literally
to troth/thoth “faithfulness to the laws of the gods”.
ULTRA VIRES
“Beyond the power” – An act that falls outside or beyond the jurisdiction of the court.
UNDERSTAND
To stand under the authority of the Church (Roman Cult).
UNREPRESENTED MAN/WOMAN
A Common English expression clearly stating an individual is without legal representation

and not to be confused with PERSON under the LAW. The preferred and proper legal term
is PRO SE. However, the phrase “Unrepresented Man (or Woman)” can be used should a
COURT seek to test/trick an individual in their comprehension and exact status.
UPPER CASE
From 18th Century English printing/typographical terminology meaning “larger characters”

as stored by printers in small drawers called type cases for letterpress printing. According
to ROMAN LAW since the 18th Century, the correct legal term is MAJUSCULE.
USURY
From 13th Century Latin usuria/usura “the sin of lending money at interest ” outside the
control of the Roman Cult. From earlier Latin us “foreigners” andōrāre “to plead, beg, pray”.
Prior to the 13th Century there is no comparitive concept as the claim of money lending
being a sin was original to the Roman Cult in devising a plan to control global banking and
nance–essential to trade since the beginning of Empires by outlawing all competition,
excluding Jewish merchants bonded to the service of the Vatican.
VALID
From 14th Century Latin validus meaning “having force (strength) in law, legally binding”.
From earlier Latin valens= “strong, powerful, able, worthy”. Since the 19th Century, valid is
frequently misinterpreted as “well grounded, pertinent and/or logical”. In contrast, a valid
legal argument does not have to be well grounded, pertinent or logical, merely have force
(strength) in law and/or legally binding.
VESSEL
From 13th Century Latin vascellum meaning “small container” as it pertains to either a SHIP

or a HUMAN BEING. From earlier Latin vās “vessel” and cella“small room/cavity”. A legal
ction created by the Roman Cult as part of MARITIME LAW for the purpose of controlling
trade. Under MARITIME LAW, a HUMAN is deemed a “vessel”.
VIRTUTE OFFICII
From pre-Vatican Roman Law Latin and carried through into COMMON LAW meaning “by
virtue of their o ce” pertaining to both the rights and obligations of o ce holders as it
relates to DUE PROCESS. An ancient phrase stating the obligation and duty of those
holding o cial o ce, also enshrined in the ancient pre-Vatican Latin word o cium.
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The ancient belief in words having “magical” power

The origins of words and power

Why are the true original meaning of so many words hidden?

The catch-22 of modern law and meaning of key words

The intention of this glossary

From 13th Century Arabic title amir-ar-rahl “chief of the transport”. 15th Century

An opponent. The defendant is the plainti ’s adversary.

An AFFIDAVIT intended to certify the service of a WRIT, NOTICE, or other document.

From 14th Century French agreer, English agree from older Latin a=”to” andgratum/gratus=

From 14th Century French/English agree and pre-3rd Century Latin mentis = “mind”

To beg, plead petition, implore, entreat or request

to make void, as to dissolve the bonds of marriage

The act of attendance in which an individual–knowingly or unknowingly– accepts the role

From 13th Century Latin bail and 13th Century English bail meaning “a MONEY BOND“.

From 13th Century English created from Latin bancus (bench,table) and ruptus(break,tear,

The members of the legal profession.

From 14th Century Latin bond and 14th Century English bond meaning “a serf or slave by

From 14th Century Latin bondagium meaning “conditions of a bonded serf or slave”. As a

A common abbreviation for PAPAL BULL, an o cial CHARTER or LETTERS

CAPITUS DIMINUTIO MAXIMA

CAPITUS DIMINUTIO MINIMA

From 14th Century Latin certi care meaning literally “to give permission, su er in

article of personal property

From 13th Century Latin charta meaning “highest o cially sanctioned paper/map/tablet”.

From the combined words CHARTER and COMPANY meaning literally “the highest o cially

1) summons to appear; 2) reference to authorities in support of an argument

From 14th Century Latin clamo/clamare meaning “to make an ORALDECLARATION” . The

From 13th Century Latin companio meaning “a body of (normally) Jewish servants bonded

From 13th Century Latin companioneo meaning “a trusted fellow, mate of a COMPANY”.

“Of sound mind” – Legally t to conduct/defend proceedings

From 14th Century Latin corporatus meaning “a body formed by CHARTERhaving

From 18th Century English corporation meaning “INCORPORATED COMPANYfor doing

A person to whom money is owed by a debtor

A Latin expression of LAW meaning “obligations in negotiation”.

DE JURE SOLUM ET NATURALE

DE JURE SANGUINIS CORONAE

From 12th Century Latin decretus, decretum meaning “an o cial (church sanctioned) order

From 14th Century Latin declarationem (as well as English declaracion and

From 14th Century Old English daed/deed and 14th Century German daedismeaning “the

A person who owes money to someone or to an organisation

From 16th Century Latin disclaudere, English/French desclore meaning “the act of providing

a document which summarizes a case

“Bring with you” – Order to produce document to court

DUE PROCESS (OF LAW)

to require a person, by writ of injunction from a court of equity, to perform or to abstain

equitable action (equity matter):

From 14th Century French estat of “physical condition as regards form or structure of

to stop, bar, or impede

From pre-5th Century Latin factum/factus = “deed, accomplishment, work, act,

1646, from L. factitius “arti cial,”

From Latin Humanus= “a lesser/inferior man or woman de ned legally as an animal and/or

name of a human must always be in CAPITALS to identify that individual as property as

IGNORANTIA JURIS NON EXCUSAT

Regarding the right or title to property.

From 13th Century Latin justus Old English justice, Old French justise meaning

From 12th Century Latin litteræ English letter and French lettre meaning “o cial writing,

LETTER OF MARQUE AND REPRISAL

Responsibility or obligation. For example, a debt is a liability or responsibility.

From 18th Century English printing/typographical terminology meaning “smaller

May when describing a directive as distinct from an imperitive.

PACTA SUNT SERVANDA