bestia ligo efficio

To Bind the Human
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Hidden Statements
of
Meaning

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The Holy Roman Cult College of Abbreviators, under the command of Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274),
established a legal fictional framework to control their property,
through the creation of thousands of abbreviated Medieval Latin words [terms].
Transfigured, transported, these new “hidden statements of meaning” were woven into other manufactured languages-
Anglaise and later English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish.

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Par exemplar-
be-li-ef
the abbreviation of three Medieval Latin words:
be = bestia : animal, beast.
li = ligo : to bind, tie.
ef = efficio : to do, produce, effect, make/bring about, cause/prove.
The product-
Belief - "to cause the binding of animals".
The Holy Roman Cult considered not all men and women to be members of the Elect,
but were agreed upon as nothing more than mere animals,
and as such-
the discretionary property thereof.

Papal Bull Unum Sanctum

Pope Boniface VIII

1302 anno domini

"Furthermore, we declare, we proclaim, we define

that

it is absolutely necessary for salvation

that

every human creature be subject to the Roman Pontiff".

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