Divine Rights are the primary and original form of Rights, corresponding to Divine Trusts, Divine Estates and Divine Persons. There exists no higher class, or possible type of Rights. All valid Rights therefore are inherited from the class of valid Divine Rights. There exists two sub-classes (Perfect and Imperfect) and four categories of one hundred and ten (110) Divine Rights, being Perfect Fundamental (44), Perfect Sacramental (33), Imperfect Instrumental (22) and Imperfect Intentional (11):

(i) A Perfect Fundamental Divine Right is a Divine Right associated as a capacity of a Divine Person, or body of a Divine Trust or property of a Divine Estate; and

(ii) A Perfect Sacramental Divine Right is a Divine Right associated with one of the thirty-three Divine Sacraments; and

(iii) An Imperfect Instrumental Divine Right is a Divine Right associated with a capacity, or power, or liberty, or authority or characteristic essential to law; and

(iv) An Imperfect Intentional Divine Right is a Divine Right associated with a capacity, or power, or liberty, or authority or characteristic essential to law that must be enacted with clear evidence of proper intention.

The following valid forty-four (44) Perfect Fundamental Divine Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Divinum as the Divine Rights of Divine Law, as defined by Article 17 (Rule of Law and Justice) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ii) Ius Divinum Ucadia as the Divine Rights of Ucadia, as defined by Article 25 (Ucadia) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iii) Ius Divinum Iuris as the Divine Right to Divine Justice, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iv) Ius Divinum Cogitatio as the Divine Right of Thought and Reason, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(v) Ius Divinum Conscium as the Divine Right of Conscious Awareness, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vi) Ius Divinum Honoris as the Divine Right of Respect and Honor, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vii) Ius Divinum Veritas as the Divine Right of Truth and Integrity, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(viii) Ius Divinum Sententia as the Divine Right of Meaning and Judgment, as defined by Article 31 (Dimension, Measurement and Location) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ix) Ius Divinum Aestimare as the Divine Right of Value, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(x) Ius Divinum Fidei as the Divine Right of Divine Trust, as defined by Article 19 (Trusts and Estates) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xi) Ius Divinum Fundus as the Divine Right of Divine Estate, as defined by Article 19 (Trusts and Estates) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xii) Ius Divinum Credito as the Divine Right of Divine Credit, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiii) Ius Divinum Amoris as the Divine Right of Divine Love, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiv) Ius Divinum Aequum as the Divine Right of Equality and Fairness, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xv) Ius Divinum Salutis as the Divine Right of Safety and Well Being, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvi) Ius Divinum Proprius as the Divine Right to one's own Character and Identity, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvii) Ius Divinum Dirimere as the Divine Right of Dissolution of all Contracts and Obligations, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xviii) Ius Divinum Venia as the Divine Right of Forgiveness, Pardon and Remission, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xix) Ius Divinum Vocabulum as the Divine Right of Naming and Expression, as defined by Article 40 (UCADIA) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xx) Ius Divinum Lingua as the Divine Right of Language, as defined by Article 25 (UCADIA) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxi) Ius Divinum Nomenis as the Divine Right to Name, Title and Reputation, as defined by Article 25 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxii) Ius Divinum Intentionis as the Divine Right of Intention and Purpose, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxiii) Ius Divinum Liberatum Arbitrium as the Divine Right of Free Choice (Will) , as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxiv) Ius Divinum Esse as the Divine Right of Existence, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxv) Ius Divinum Victus as the Divine Right to Quality and Fruitful Existence, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxvi) Ius Divinum Definire as the Divine Right to Define Rights, as defined by Article 27 (Rights) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxvii) Ius Divinum Hereditatis as the Divine Right of Inheritance of Rights, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxviii) Ius Divinum Concedere as the Divine Right to Grant Rights, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxix) Ius Divinum Abrogare as the Divine Right to Annul Rights; and

(xxx) Ius Divinum Delegare as the Divine Right to Delegate Rights, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxi) Ius Divinum Revocare as the Divine Right to Revoke Rights, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxii) Ius Divinum Societas as the Divine Right of Association, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxiii) Ius Divinum Abstinendi as the Divine Right of Renunciation, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxiv) Ius Divinum Consensum as the Divine Right to Consent, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxv) Ius Divinum Consensu Recedere as the Divine Right to withdraw Consent, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxvi) Ius Divinum Dominium as the Divine Right of Absolute Ownership, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxvii) Ius Divinum Possessionis as the Divine Right to Possess, Hold and Own, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxviii) Ius Divinum Usus as the Divine Right of Use, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxix) Ius Divinum Usurae as the Divine Right of Fruits (Enjoyment) of Use, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xl) Ius Divinum Proprietatis as the Divine Right of Ownership of Use or Fruits of Use, as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xli) Ius Divinum Album as the Divine Right to Records, Registers and Rolls, as defined by Article 34 (Public Record and Register) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xlii) Ius Divinum Registrum as the Divine Right to Records, Registers and Rolls, as defined by Article 34 (Public Record and Register) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xliii) Ius Divinum Ascriptum as the Divine Right of Entry into Rolls, as defined by Article 34 (Public Record and Register) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xliv) Ius Divinum Fraternitas as the Divine Right of Membership of Heaven as defined by Article 40 (Rights of Members) of the present sacred Covenant.

The following valid thirty-three (33) Perfect Sacramental Divine Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ritus Sacramentum Recognosco as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Recognition as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ii) Ritus Sacramentum Fidei as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Trust as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iii) Ritus Sacramentum Obligatio as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Obligation as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iv) Ritus Sacramentum Inspiratio as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Inspiration as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(v) Ritus Sacramentum Venia as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Forgiveness as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vi) Ritus Sacramentum Satisfactio as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Satisfaction as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vii) Ritus Sacramentum Expiratio as the Divine Right of the Key Sacrament of Expiration as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(viii) Ritus Sacramentum Consecratio as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Consecration as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ix) Ritus Sacramentum Eucharistos as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Highest and most enlightened prayers of offering as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(x) Ritus Sacramentum Matrimonos as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Matrimony as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xi) Ritus Sacramentum Unionis as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Union as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xii) Ritus Sacramentum Monumentum as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Record as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiii) Ritus Sacramentum Paenitentia as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Penance as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiv) Ritus Sacramentum Invocatio as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Oath as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xv) Ritus Sacramentum Testimonium as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Testimony as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvi) Ritus Sacramentum Investitura as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Investiture as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvii) Ritus Sacramentum Clementia as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Clemency as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xviii) Ritus Sacramentum Orthodoxos as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Proper Binding as Surety as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xix) Ritus Sacramentum Convocatio as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Convocation as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xx) Ritus Sacramentum Praescriptio as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Prescription as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxi) Ritus Sacramentum Rescriptio as the Divine Right of the Cardinal Sacrament of Rescription as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxii) Ritus Sacramentum Annuntiatio as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Annuncation as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxiii) Ritus Sacramentum Baptizmos as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Original Baptism as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxiv) Ritus Sacramentum Christmos as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Original Christ Anointing as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxv) Ritus Sacramentum Kommoinos as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Original First Communion as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxvi) Ritus Sacramentum Adventus as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Adventus as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxvii) Ritus Sacramentum Genius as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Genius as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxviii) Ritus Sacramentum Perfectus as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Perfection as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxix) Ritus Sacramentum Sapientia as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Wisdom as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxx) Ritus Sacramentum Adeus as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Adieu as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxi) Ritus Sacramentum Resolutio as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Resolution as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxii) Ritus Sacramentum Kremationos as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Original Cremation and Unbinding of any and all debts and obligations as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxxiii) Ritus Sacramentum Veneratio as the Divine Right of the Apostolic Life Sacrament of Veneration as defined by Article 32 (Summa Sacramenta) of the present sacred Covenant.

The following valid twenty-two (22) Imperfect Instrumental Divine Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Divinum Universus as the Divine Right to Design, Construct and Maintain Universal Reality, as defined by Article 55 (Universus) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ii) Ius Divinum Regnum as the Divine Right of Sovereign Authority of Body, as defined by Article 64 (Regnum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iii) Ius Divinum Consilium as the Divine Right of a Legislative and Advisory Body, as defined by Article 69 (Consilium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iv) Ius Divinum Ecclesia as the Divine Right of an Ecclesiastical and Religious Body, as defined by Article 70 (Ecclesia) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(v) Ius Divinum Collegium as the Divine Right of a Company or Charitable Body, as defined by Article 76 (Collegium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vi) Ius Divinum Officium as the Divine Right of Office, Duty and Service, as defined by Article 59 (Officium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vii) Ius Divinum Imperium as the Divine Right of Command, Occupation and Enforcement, as defined by Article 58 (Imperium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(viii) Ius Divinum Sacrum as the Divine Right of Sacred Recognition, Devotion and Veneration, as defined by Article 60 (Sacrum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ix) Ius Divinum Custoditum as the Divine Right of Custody, Guardianship and Preservation, as defined by Article 72 (Custoditum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(x) Ius Divinum Alumentum as the Divine Right to Sustenance, Maintenance and Alms, as defined by Article 73 (Alumentum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xi) Ius Divinum Apostolicus as the Divine Right of Divine Commission, as defined by Article 75 (Apostolicus) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xii) Recto Divinum Petitionis as the Divine Writ of Claim of Right or Relief, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiii) Recto Divinum Originalis as the Divine Original Writ (of Right) , as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xiv) Recto Divinum Apocalypsis as the Divine Writ of Right of Revelation, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xv) Recto Divinum Investigationis as the Divine Writ of Inquiry and Search, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvi) Recto Divinum Capionis as the Divine Writ of Seizure and Return, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xvii) Recto Divinum Custodiae as the Divine Writ of Arrest and Custody, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xviii) Recto Divinum Documentis as the Divine Writ of correcting Records of Proof, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xix) Recto Divinum Expungo as the Divine Writ of expunging Records of Proof, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xx) Recto Divinum Abrogationis as the Divine Writ of Annulment of Previous Laws and Instruments, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxi) Recto Divinum Interdico as the Divine Writ of Prohibition and Imposition, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xxii) Recto Divinum Restitutio as the Divine Writ of Compensation and Restoration, as defined by Article 114 (Rights and Writs of Action) of the present sacred Covenant.

The following valid eleven (11) Imperfect Intentional Divine Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Divinum Sanitatum as the Divine Right to Sanity, Reason and Competence of Mind, as defined by Article 66 (Sanitatum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ii) Ius Divinum Oratorium as the Divine Right to a competent forum of Law and Review, as defined by Article 56 (Oratorium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iii) Ius Divinum Actum as the Divine Right of Action within (Ucadian) Time and Space, as defined by Article 61 (Actum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(iv) Ius Divinum Sacramentum as the Divine Right to grant and impart Holy Sacraments, as defined by Article 62 (Sacramentum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(v) Ius Divinum Visum as the Divine Right to Survey, Visit and Audit a Body, as defined by Article 78 (Visum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vi) Ius Divinum Commercium as the Divine Right to Trade, Exchange and Communication, as defined by Article 67 (Commercium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(vii) Ius Divinum Virtus as the Divine Right to Strength, Honor, Excellence and Virtue, as defined by Article 71 (Virtus) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(viii) Ius Divinum Interpretum as the Divine Right to Interpet and Expound Sacred Texts, as defined by Article 77 (Interpretum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(ix) Ius Divinum Astrum as the Divine Right to an Association, Aggregate or Body, as defined by Article 65 (Astrum) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(x) Ius Divinum Magisterium as the Divine Right to Teach, Instruct and Interpret Divine Will, as defined by Article 57 (Magisterium) of the present sacred Covenant; and

(xi) Ius Divinum Decretum as the Divine Right to issue Decree, Judgment and Edict.

Natural Rights are the second highest form of valid Rights, corresponding to separate and singular True Trusts and True Persons; and owe their existence and provenance to the existence of Divine Rights All valid Natural Rights therefore are inherited from the class of valid Divine Rights. All valid Superior Rights therefore are inherited from the class of Natural Rights. There exists two sub-classes (Absolute and Relative) and four categories of one hundred and ten (110) Natural Rights, being Absolute Elemental (44), Absolute Testamental (33), Relative Conferrable (22) and Relative Delegable (11):

(i) An Absolute Elemental Natural Right is a Natural Right associated as a capacity of a True Person, or body of a True Trust or property of a True Estate; and

(ii) An Absolute Testamental Natural Right is a Natural Right associated with the powers of a True Person; and

(iii) A Relative Conferrable Natural Right is a Natural Right associated with a privilege, or liberty, or authority or characteristic essential to life and community that may be granted and conferred to a wider community for the sake and benefit of all its members; and

(iv) A Relative Delegable Natural Right is a Natural Right associated with a privilege, or liberty or authority or characteristic essential to defending and upholding Natural Rights in law that may be delegated to a competent person as advocate.

The following valid forty-four (44) Absolute Elemental Natural Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Naturale as the Natural Law, as inherited from Ius Divinum; and

(ii) Ius Naturale Ucadia as the Natural Right of Ucadia, as inherited from Ius Divinum Ucadia; and

(iii) Ius Naturale Iuris as the Natural Right to Natural Justice, as inherited from Ius Divinum Iuris and

(iv) Ius Naturale Cogitatio as the Natural Right of Thought and Reason, as inherited from Ius Divinum Cogitatio; and

(v) Ius Naturale Conscium as the Natural Right of Conscious Awareness, as inherited from Ius Divinum Conscium; and

(vi) Ius Naturale Honoris as the Natural Right of Respect and Honor, as inherited from Ius Divinum Honoris; and

(vii) Ius Naturale Veritas as the Natural Right Truth and Integrity, as inherited from Ius Divinum Veritas; and

(viii) Ius Naturale Sententia as the Natural Right of Meaning and Judgment, as inherited from Ius Divinum Sententia; and

(ix) Ius Naturale Aestimare as the Natural Right of True Value, as inherited from Ius Divinum Aestimare; and

(x) Ius Naturale Fidei as the Natural Right of True Trust, as inherited from Ius Divinum Fidei; and

(xi) Ius Naturale Fundus as the Natural Right of True Estate, as inherited from Ius Divinum Fundus; and

(xii) Ius Naturale Credito as the Natural Right of True Credit (Capital), as inherited from Ius Divinum Credito; and

(xiii) Ius Naturale Amoris as the Natural Right of True Love, as inherited from Ius Divinum Amoris; and

(xiv) Ius Naturale Esse as the Natural Right of Existence, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xv) Ius Naturale Rationis as the Natural Right of Reason, Argument and Deduction, as inherited from Ius Divinum Rationis; and

(xvi) Ius Naturale Intentionis as the Natural Right of Intention and Purpose, as inherited from Ius Divinum Intentionis; and

(xvii) Ius Naturale Liberatum Arbitrium as the Natural Right of Free Choice (Will), as inherited from Ius Divinum Liberatum Arbitrium; and

(xviii) Ius Naturale Nascendi as the Natural Right to be Born, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xix) Ius Naturale Vitam as the Natural Right to Life, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xx) Ius Naturale Mori Eligate as the Natural Right to Choose to Die as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse and Ius Divinum Consensu Recedere; and

(xxi) Ius Naturale Sodalis as the Natural Right of Equal Membership of Species as inherited from Ius Divinum Societas; and

(xxii) Ius Naturale Vivus as the Natural Right to Possession and Ownership of Flesh and Blood of one's own Body, as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprius and Ius Divinum Possessionis; and

(xxiii) Ius Naturale Geneticae as the Natural Right of Possession, Ownership and Title to ones own Genetic Material as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprius and Ius Divinum Possessionis; and

(xxiv) Ius Naturale Facies as the Natural Right Possession, Ownership and Title to ones own Face, Voice, Fingerprints and Biometric Identity as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprius and Ius Divinum Possessionis; and

(xxv) Ius Naturale Proprius as the Natural Right to own Character and Identity, as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprius to Sustenance, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse and Ius Divinum Victus; and

(xxvi) Ius Naturale Nutrimens as the Natural Right to Water, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse and Ius Divinum Victus; and

(xxvii) Ius Naturale Aqua as the Natural Right to safe drinking water, as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xxviii) Ius Naturale Victus as the Natural Right to Quality and Fruitful Existence, as inherited from Ius Divinum Victus; and

(xxix) Ius Naturale Habitare as the Natural Right to Home Environment, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xxx) Ius Naturale Tectum as the Natural Right to Shelter, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xxxi) Ius Naturale Salutis as the Natural Right of Safety and Well Being, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xxxii) Ius Naturale Aequum as the Natural Right of Equality and Fairness, as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum; and

(xxxiii) Ius Naturale Connubii as the Natural Right of Union, as inherited from Ius Divinum Societas; and

(xxxiv) Ius Naturale Coitus as the Natural Right for consenting adults to engage in intercourse, as inherited from Ius Divinum Societas and Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(xxxv) Ius Naturale Contraceptio as the Natural Right to contraception, as inherited from Ius Divinum Intentionis and Ius Divinum Liberatum Arbitrium; and

(xxxvi) Ius Naturale Terminare as the Natural Right to Terminate Pregnancy within the 1st trimester, as inherited from Ius Divinum Intentionis and Ius Divinum Liberatum Arbitrium; and

(xxxvii) Ius Naturale Nativitas as the Natural Right to give birth as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse, as inherited from Ius Divinum Intentionis and Ius Divinum Liberatum Arbitrium; and

(xxxviii) Ius Naturale Filios as the Natural Right to have, nurture, support, supervise and teach children as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xxxix) Ius Naturale Parentum as the Natural Right of parents to the custody, protection, well being, discipline and education of children as inherited from Ius Divinum Esse; and

(xl) Ius Naturale Usus as the Natural Right of Use, as inherited from Ius Divinum Usus; and

(xli) Ius Naturale Usurae as the Natural Right of Fruits (Enjoyment) of Use, as inherited from Ius Divinum Usurae; and

(xlii) Ius Naturale Fructibus as the Natural Right to the fruits, energy, results and product of ones performance, work and effort as inherited from Ius Divinum Usurae; and

(xliii) Ius Naturale Usum Terram as the Natural Right of Use of the Land as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Usus; and

(xliv) Ius Naturale Fluminum as the Natural Right to the use of waterways as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Usus.

The following valid thirty-three (33) Absolute Testamental Natural Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Naturale Nomenis as the Natural Right to Name, Title and Reputation, as inherited from Ius Divinum Nomenis; and

(ii) Ius Naturale Officium as the Natural Right of Office of Man or Office of Woman, as inherited from Ius Divinum Officium; and

(iii) Ius Naturale Vocabulum as the Natural Right of Naming and Expression, as inherited from Ius Divinum Vocabulum; and

(iv) Ius Naturale Lingua as the Natural Right of Language, as inherited from Ius Divinum Lingua; and

(v) Ius Naturale Loqui as the Natural Right to Speak, as inherited from Ius Divinum Cognitionis and Ius Divinum Rationis; and

(vi) Ius Naturale Silentium as the Natural Right to Silence, as inherited from Ius Divinum Rationis; and

(vii) Ius Naturale Iurandum as the Natural Right to make an Oath and Vow, as inherited from Ius Divinum Rationis and Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(viii) Ius Naturale Abiuratum as the Natural Right to abjure an Oath and Vow, as inherited from Ius Divinum Consensu Recedere; and

(ix) Ius Naturale Scriptum as the Natural Right to handwrite or print in script, as inherited from Ius Divinum Cogitatio and Ius Divinum Rationis; and

(x) Ius Naturale Subscribere as the Natural Right to Sign and Seal, as inherited from Ius Divinum Rationis and Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(xi) Ius Naturale Definire as the Natural Right to Define Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Definire; and

(xii) Ius Naturale Hereditatis as the Natural Right of Inheritance of Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis; and

(xiii) Ius Naturale Concedere as the Natural Right to Grant Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Concedere; and

(xiv) Ius Naturale Abrogare as the Natural Right to annul and void any granted rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Abrogare; and

(xv) Ius Naturale Delegare as the Natural Right to Delegate Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Delegare; and

(xvi) Ius Naturale Revocare as the Natural Right to Revoke Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Revocare; and

(xvii) Ius Naturale Assigno as the Natural Right to Assign Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Concedere; and

(xviii) Ius Naturale Cancellare Assignant as the Natural Right to cancel any Assigned Rights, as inherited from Ius Divinum Revocare; and

(xix) Ius Naturale Societas as the Natural Right of Association, as inherited from Ius Divinum Societas; and

(xx) Ius Naturale Abstinendi as the Natural Right of Renunciation, as inherited from Ius Divinum Abstinendi; and

(xxi) Ius Naturale Consensum as the Natural Right to Consent, as inherited from Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(xxii) Ius Naturale Consensu Recedere as the Natural Right to withdraw Consent, as inherited from Ius Divinum Consensu Recedere; and

(xxiii) Ius Naturale Dominium as the Natural Right of Absolute Ownership, as inherited from Ius Divinum Dominium; and

(xxiv) Ius Naturale Possessionis as the Natural Right to possess, hold and own, as inherited from Ius Divinum Possessionis; and

(xxv) Ius Naturale Proprietatis as the Natural Right of Ownership of use or fruits of use, as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprietatis; and

(xxvi) Ius Naturale Dirimere as the Natural Right of Dissolution of all Contracts, Obligations, Debts, as inherited from Ius Divinum Dirimere; and

(xxvii) Ius Naturale Non Res as the Natural Right for a Natural (True) Person not to be treated as a thing, as inherited from Ius Divinum Veritas and Ius Divinum Iuris; and

(xxviii) Ius Naturale Fecerim as the Natural Right to invent, create and make seals, arms, heralds, instruments and other property of value, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis, Ius Divinum Rationis and Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(xxix) Ius Naturale Testamentum as the Natural Right to make a Will and Testament, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis, Ius Divinum Rationis and Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(xxx) Ius Naturale Imaginis as the Natural Right to make an image, reflection, portrait, likeness, imitation, representation or copy, as inherited from Ius Divinum Sapientiam; and

(xxxi) Recto Verum Petitionis as the Natural Right to promulgate a True Writ of Claim of Right or Relief, as inherited from Recto Divinum Petitionis; and

(xxxii) Recto Verum Originalis as the Natural Right to promulgate a True Original Writ of Right, as inherited from Recto Divinum Originalis; and

(xxxiii) Recto Verum Apocalypsis as the Natural Right to promulgate a True Writ of Right of Revelation, as inherited from Recto Divinum Apocalypsis.

The following valid twenty-two (22) Relative Conferrable Natural Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Naturale Libertatis as the Natural Right of Freedom from Bondage and Slavery, as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum and Ius Divinum Sacrum; and

(ii) Ius Naturale Indicium as the Natural Right of Freedom of Knowledge and Information, as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum and Ius Divinum Sacrum; and

(iii) Ius Naturale Honeste Conveniendi as the Natural Right to Peaceful Assembly, as inherited from Ius Divinum Astrum; and

(iv) Ius Naturale Commercium as the Natural Right to Trade and Exchange, as inherited from Ius Divinum Commercium; and

(v) Ius Naturale Vendandi et Piscandi as the Natural Right to Hunt and Fish, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(vi) Ius Naturale Aucupandi as the Natural Right of catching birds and fowling, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(vii) Ius Naturale Secare Arbores as the Natural Right to cut down trees, plants or crops, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(viii) Ius Naturale Terram as the Natural Right to the Promise of Land, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(ix) Ius Naturale Mutat Terram as the Natural Right to Alter the (Top of the) Land, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(x) Ius Naturale Considerare as the Natural Right to Survey a land claim, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(xi) Ius Naturale Aedificationis Domus as the Natural Right to build one's home, as inherited from Ius Divinum Proprius; and

(xii) Ius Naturale Domus as the Natural Right to live peacefully in ones own Home, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xiii) Ius Naturale Armare as the Natural Right to possess arms, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xiv) Ius Naturale Parietis as the Natural Right to build walls and fencing around home, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xv) Ius Naturale Defendum Domus as the Natural Right to defend one's own home against trespass, as inherited from Ius Divinum Salutis; and

(xvi) Ius Naturale Fodere Terram as the Natural Right to Dig (or Mine) the Land, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(xvii) Ius Naturale Pascendi as the Natural Right to Pasture (Feed) Animals, as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(xviii) Ius Naturale Iter as the Natural Right to travel and use the Roads and Highways, as inherited from Ius Divinum Commercium; and

(xix) Ius Naturale Perfungor as the Natural Right to Perform (Work), as inherited from Ius Divinum Officium; and

(xx) Ius Naturale Nolle Perfungor as the Natural Right to Refuse to Perform (Work), as inherited from Ius Divinum Virtus; and

(xxi) Ius Naturale Solutionis Perfungor as the Natural Right to receive fair payment in exchange for fruits, energy, results and product of ones performance, work and effort, as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum and Ius Divinum Virtus; and

(xxii) Ius Naturale Portus as the Natural Right of port or safe harbor, as inherited from Ius Divinum Alumentum.

The following valid eleven (11) Relative Delegable Natural Rights are recognized in accord with the present Covenant:

(i) Ius Naturale Petitionis Iuris as the Natural Right to petition and pray for relief and remedy for a lawful right withheld from ones possession as inherited from Ius Divinum Iuris; and

(ii) Ius Naturale Concordia as the Natural Right to make Agreements as inherited from Ius Divinum Sacramentum; and

(iii) Ius Naturale Concordia Honorari as the Natural Right to have Agreements Honored as inherited from Ius Divinum Officium; and

(iv) Ius Naturale Concordia Fraudulenta as the Natural Right to have Fraudulent Agreements Annulled, Voided and Expunged as inherited from Ius Divinum Virtus; and

(v) Ius Naturale Concordia Terminare as the Natural Right to Terminate Agreements that fail to be Honored as inherited from Ius Divinum Virtus; and

(vi) Ius Naturale Nascendi Societas as the Natural Right to be recognized as a member of the society into which one was born as inherited from Ius Divinum Hereditatis and Ius Divinum Custoditum; and

(vii) Ius Naturale Suffragii as the Natural Right to vote and have such choice counted in the democratic process of electing officials of society as inherited from Ius Divinum Consensum; and

(viii) Ius Naturale Accusationis Sciri as the Natural Right to know the accuser and accusations as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum; and

(ix) Ius Naturale Defensionis as the Natural Right to defend against any accusation and accuser as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum; and

(x) Ius Naturale Innocentiae as the Natural Right of Innocence until accusation proven as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum; and

(xi) Ius Naturale Nullum Validum Iudicium as the Natural Right of rendering “invalid” a false or fraudulent or erroneous judgment upon a fundamental matter or principle of Law as inherited from Ius Divinum Aequum.