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Statutes Civitatis Romae
Article 14: Statutes Civitatis Romae, in other words, the Statutes of the City of Rome, is the set of rules governing the urban planning of the City and its suburbs.
Article 15: The Status Civitatis Romae, subject to the Dogma and Canon Law, have the force of law over the whole city of Rome and its suburbs.
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Status Civitatis Romae
Omnibus viis Romam pervenitur - All roads lead to Rome
Roman territory
I. The City of Rome
Article 1: "City of Rome" means the Roman urban agglomeration and its suburbs. It is the seat of the Church also called "Holy See" and is the epicenter of the Aristotelian world.
Article 2: The City of Rome is the capital of the Papal States as well as that of the Universal Aristotelian Church.
II. The Ager Romanus
Article 3: The natural borders of Rome are inscribed within an area delimited by the seven hills of the ancient Rome, also called "Septem montes"
The Aventine, the Caelius, the Capitol, the Esquiline, the Palatine, the Quirinal, and the Viminal.
Article 4: In addition to the Septem montes, Rome is provided with ten minor hills which follow,
The Arx, the Capitolium, the Velia, the Colle Oppio, the Cispius, the Fagutal, the Monte Testaccio, the Pincio, the Gianicolo and the Vaticano.
Article 5: Because of its situation between hills, Rome is made of seven valleys which follow,
The Campo di Marzo, the Murcia, the Velabro, the Suburra, the Decennium, the Trastavere and the Campo Vaticano.
Article 6: the City is located at the outfall of the Tiber and the Aniene its affluent forming an island in its center, called Isola Tiberina.
Banks are connected by many bridges built from ancient times to today,
Ponte Sublicio, Ponte Emilio, Ponte Milvio, Ponte dei Quattro Capi, Ponte di San Bartolomeo, Ponte di Agrippa, Ponte Neroniano, Ponte Sant'Angelo, Ponte di Probo, Ponte Nomentano.
III. The urban boundaries
Article 7: The City is surrounded by an enclosure wall which constitues its external defenses. From the earlier time of the Rome of the Emperors to the pontificate of Innocentius VIII, walls had been elevated to protect the City. Now it is constituted by three walls:
The Servian wall (VIth C.BC), The Aurelian wall (IIIth C.) and The Leonine wall (848-852)
Article 8: Access from the outside is made possible by doors pierced in the walls of enclosure, included in the list below:
Aurelian wall: Porta Flaminia, Porta Pinciana, Porta Salaria, Porta Nomentana, Porta Tiburtina, Porta Asinaria, Porta Asinaria, Porta Latina, Porta Appia (San Sebastiano), Porta Ardeatina, Porta San Paolo, Porta Portuensis, Porta Aurelia, Porta Settimiana, Porta Cornelia,
Leonine wall: Porta Turrionis, Porta Fornacum, Porta Pertusa, Porta San Pellegrino, Porta Sant'Angelo, Porta Santo Spirito
IV. The urban administration
Article 9: The City is administratively divided into "Rione" which structure urbanism into thirteen districts:
Term, Suburra, Quirinale, Pincio, Marte, Bruto, Pompeo, Flaminio, Pantheon, Campidoglio, Gianicolo, Trastevere, Vaticano
Article 10: Out of these thirteen districts, Rome extends its jurisdiction over the Roman campaign, also called "Agro Romano".
Article 11: Rome has as a natural and historical port in he city of Ostia, located at the outfall of the Tiber river.
Written in the Office of the City, promulgated at the Palace of the Chancellery and given in Rome,
by the Aediles of Rome gathered under the direction of Her Excellency Elvyna Von Riddermark, Praefectus Urbis on the 11th of November of the Year of Grasce MCDLXV, under the title of Status Civitatis Romae
Elvyna Von Riddermark,
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Statut Civitatis Romae
Ius Civitas - The Right of the City
On Roman Citizenship
I. Nature of citizenship
Article 1 : Roman citizenship is the fact that an individual, a family or a group is officially recognized as a Roman citizen, i.e. a member of the Civic Community of Rome.
Article 2: To be a member of the Civic Community of Rome, it is necessary to live there and make it your principal residence (RP). The fact of having a principal residence does not exclude the possibility of accumulating other residences in other cities in the Kingdoms.
Article 3 : Roman citizenship, as the people of Rome, is subject to the Supreme Pontiff. Every citizen of Rome is therefore a subject of the Pope.
II. The right of citizenship
Article 4 : To be granted, citizenship must first be applied for by the City Office, which is responsible for registering the name in the census register and distributing the citizenship recognition.
Article 4.1 : Citizenship is granted to all baptized Aristotelian men and women who express their desire to remain in the City of Saint Titus.
Article 4.2 : Citizenship is automatically granted to the Cardinals of the Holy Church.
Article 4.3: Citizenship is automatically granted to the Prefects of the congregations composing the Holy See.
Article 4.4 : Citizenship is automatically granted to the pontifical nobles of the senatorial order and the equestrian order.
Article 4.5 : Citizenship is automatically granted to any Aristotelian Roman family recognized by the Pontifical Heraldic Colleges and registered with the Roman nobility.
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Article 5 : Every birth in a citizen's home effectively acquires Roman citizenship.
Article 6: By pontifical largesse, some deserving Aristotelians residing within the walls of Rome or in foreign territories may be recognized as Roman citizens. Their status is above all honorary and is only accompanied by the privilege of the Census.
III. Civic privileges
Article 7 : By pontifical largesse, the right of citizenship is accompanied by civic privileges detailed below.
Article 7.1 : Every Roman citizen enjoys the Ius Census, in other words the right of ownership within the City of Rome and its suburbs.
Article 7.2 : Every Roman citizen enjoys the Ius Honorum, in other words the right to be elected edile. He is thus allowed to be appointed by the other citizens to sit on the City Office, under the acceptance of the Prefect.
Article 7.3 : Every Roman citizen enjoys the Ius Suffragi, in other words the right to vote for another citizen in order to bring it to the City Office.
Article 8 : As citizenship is hereditary, every Roman citizen, by will, is entitled to bequeath it at the same time as his property to his heirs.
IV. Civic duties
Article 9 : With Ius Census, every citizen is subject to an annual census, the opening and closing of which is the prerogative of the Prefect of the City.
Article 10 : Every citizen must refrain from behaving in a manner that offends Aristotelian morals and must act in a civic manner in his relations with the Roman peoples.
Article 11 : Every citizen is subject to the Law of the Church and must observe the civic rules enshrined in the Statutes of the City of Rome.
V. Civic sanctions
Article 12 : Any breach of the above detailed duties is punishable by civil penalties ranging from a fine to imprisonment as defined by the Holy Inquisition Court.
Article 13 : Any wrong action against the Holy Church or any ecclesiastical authority is punishable by loss of citizenship.
Article 14 : Any excommunication entails the loss of the right of Cite. However, it can be covered once it has been lifted.
Article 15 : The loss of citizenship is not permanent and can be reviewed at the request of the citizen.
Article 16 : It is up to the City Office, together with the Archchancellor of the Holy See, to decide on the loss of citizenship or its revision.
Written in the City Office, promulgated at the Palace of the Chancellery and given in Rome,
by the civic authority meeting under the direction of Bishop Elvyna von Riddermark, Praefectus Urbis on 19 November in the year of Grasce MCDLXV, under the title of Status Civitatis Romae
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Status Civitatis Romae
Ius Civitas - Du droit de Cité
De la Citoyenneté romaine
I. Nature de la citoyenneté
Article 1 : La citoyenneté romaine est le fait pour un individu, pour une famille ou pour un groupe, d'être reconnu officiellement comme citoyen romain, c'est-à-dire membre de la Communauté civique de Rome.
Article 2: Pour être membre de la Communauté civique de Rome, il est nécessaire d'y habiter et d'en faire sa résidence principale (RP). Le fait d'avoir une résidence principale n'exclue pas la possibilité de cumuler d'autres résidences dans d'autres cités des Royaumes.
Article 3 : Le citoyenneté romaine, en ce qu’elle constitue le peuple de Rome, est assujettie au Souverain Pontife. Tout citoyen de Rome est par conséquent sujet du Pape.
II. Du droit de citoyenneté
Article 4 : Pour être donnée, la citoyenneté doit d’abord faire l’objet d’une demande faite auprès de l’Office de la Cité, qui se charge d’enregistrer le nom au registre du recensement et de distribuer la reconnaissance de citoyenneté.
Article 4.1 : La citoyenneté est reconnue à tout homme et femme aristotéliciens baptisés qui expriment leur volonté de demeurer en la Cité de Saint Titus.
Article 4.2 : La citoyenneté est reconnue automatiquement aux Cardinaux de la Sainte Église.
Article 4.3: La citoyenneté est reconnue automatiquement aux Préfets des congrégations composant le Saint-Siège.
Article 4.4 : La citoyenneté est reconnue automatiquement aux nobles pontificaux de l’ordre sénatorial et de l’ordre équestre.
Article 4.5 : La citoyenneté est reconnue automatiquement à toute famille aristotélicienne romaine reconnue par les Collèges héraldiques pontificaux et enregistrées au nobiliaire romain.
Article 5 : Toute naissance au sein de foyers citoyens acquiert de fait la citoyenneté romaine.
Article 6: Par largesse pontificale, certains aristotéliciens méritants mais résidant au-deça des murs de Rome ou dans des territoires étrangers, peuvent se voir reconnaitre comme citoyen romain. Leur statut est avant tout honorifique et ne s'accompagne que du privilège du Census.
III. Des privilèges civiques
Article 7 : Par largesse pontificale, le droit de citoyenneté est accompagné de privilèges civiques détaillés ci-après.
Article 7.1 : Tout citoyen romain jouit du Ius Census, autrement dit le droit de propriété au sein de la Cité de Rome et ses faubourgs.
Article 7.2 : Tout citoyen romain jouit du Ius Honorum, autrement dit le droit d’être élu édile. Il lui est ainsi permit d’être désigné par les autres citoyens pour siéger à l’Office de la Cité, sous acceptation du Préfet.
Article 7.3 : Tout citoyen romain jouit du Ius Suffragi, autrement dit le droit de voter pour un autre citoyen afin de le porter à l’Office de la Cité.
Article 8 : La citoyenneté étant héréditaire, tout citoyen romain, moyennant testament, est en droit de la léguer en même temps que ses biens à ses héritiers.
IV. Des devoirs civiques
Article 9 : Moyennant Ius Census, tout citoyen est soumis à un recensement annuel dont l’ouverture et la clôture est la prérogative du Préfet de la Cité.
Article 10 : Tout citoyen doit se garder d’avoir un comportement portant atteinte aux mœurs aristotéliciennes et se doit d’agir avec civisme dans ses relations avec le peuples romain.
Article 11 : Tout citoyen est soumis à la Loi d’Église et se doit d’observer les règles civiques inscrites dans les Statuts de la Ville de Rome.
V. Des sanctions civiques
Article 12 : Tout manquement aux devoirs ci-devant détaillés est passible de sanctions civiques allant d'une amende à une peine d'emprisonnement définie par le Tribunal de la Sainte Inquisition.
Article 13 : Toute action mauvaise à l’encontre de la Sainte Église ou d’une quelconque autorité ecclésiastique est passible de la perte de citoyenneté
Article 14 : Toute excommunication entraîne la perte du droit de Cité. Toutefois elle peut être recouverte une fois celle-ci levée.
Article 15 : La perte de la citoyenneté n’est pas définitive et peut faire l’objet d’une révision à la demande du citoyen.
Article 16 : Il revient à l’Office de la Cité conjointement avec l’Archichancelier du Saint-Siège, de décider de la perte de la citoyenneté ou de sa révision.
Rédigé en l'Office de la Cité, promulgué au Palais de la Chancellerie et donné à Rome,
par l'autorité civique réunie sous la direction de Monseigneur Elvyna von Riddermark, Praefectus Urbis le 19 novembre de l'année de Grasce MCDLXV, sous le titre de Status Civitatis Romae
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Status Civitatis Romae
Mancipium - Property right within the roman territory
Regulation of the urbanisation in Rome and its suburbs
I. Res Mancipi - Property act and procedure
Article 1: The right of property is granted by the Office of the City in the name of His Holiness the Pope.
Article 2: The right of property takes its physical expression on an written act also called "Res Mancipi" in reference of the property act of the Ancien Rome.
Article 3: Any request for the construction or concession of palaces and villas within the walls of Rome and the suburbs shall be submitted to the Prefect of the City who shall validate and transmit the Res Mancipi.
Article 4: Any church or chapel on the territory of the Archdiocese of Rome must first of all have the approval of the Vicarius Urbis and follow the procedure of recognition of the Office of Chapels Registery.
Article 5: The Res Mancipi for any civil or religious edifice is added in the register of the cadastre managed by the Office of the City.
Article 6: In addition, the act of recognition for any chapel or church shall be added in the Office of the chapels registry, managed by the Congregation for the Diffusion of the Faith
II. Property Right
Article 7: The right of property in the Roman City is a quiritary right. It is reserved for the Clergy of Rome, the high officials of the Congregations, the members of the roman nobles Houses, the papal nobles of the Equestrian and Senatorial Orders, and the roman citizen.
Article 8: By favor of His Holiness the Pope, the property right is extended to all the clergy of the Holy Church
Article 9: The right of property has perpetual value and is part of the land patrimony belonging to the owner, who can constitute it in inheritance.
Article 10: The right of property is retroactive according to certain causes:
- In case of death without heir, the property shall belong to the patrimony of the Holy See
- In case of excommunication, the right of property is lost and the property shall belong to the patrimony of the Holy See.
II. Concession Right
Article 11: In addition, people that don't enjoy the quiritary right, can have their case be examined by the Office of the City on their request.
Article 12: Idem, because of their functions, some non-clergy members or non-citizens of Rome are allowed, as a courtesy, to have a property within the Roman lands. These people figures in the list below and have to justificate it to the Office of the City:
foreign representatives and high officials of recognized countries, anyone authorized by the Pope himself
Article 13: The right of concession is retroactive according to certain causes:
- In case of death without heir, the concession shall belong to the patrimony of the Holy See.
- In case of breakdown of diplomatic ties between the Holy See and the Kingdom, the concession is removed
- In case of excommunication, the right of concession is lost and the property shall belong to the patrimony of the Holy See.
III. Urbanism regular authorization
Article 14: The Sovereign Pontiff and the Cardinals are entitled to have a palace built inside the city or its suburbs
Article 15: Only the Sovereign Pontiff may live in the Apostolic Palace and the Latran Palace. However, the Cardinals and the Roman household members have the honor of enjoying apartments there.
Article 16: Prelates of rank of (arch)bishop, high officials and papal nobles may have a palazetto, a villa or a particular hotel built inside the city or its suburbs
Article 17: Foreign representatives of countries recognized by Rome may have a palazetto, a villa or a particular hotel built inside the city or its suburbs
Article 18: Religious regular orders may have the construction of a convent within the city or its suburbs
Article 19: Religious military orders may have the construction of a commandery within the city or its suburbs
Article 20: Any person registered as roman citizen, notwithstanding rank and quality, is entitled to have a house built and/or a market building
Written in the Office of the City, promulgated at the Palace of the Chancellery and given in Rome,
by the Aediles of Rome gathered under the direction of Her Excellency Elvyna Von Riddermark, Praefectus Urbis on the 23th of November of the Year of Grasce MCDLXV, under the title of Status Civitatis Romae.
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Status Civitatis Romae
Dominium ex jure Quiritium - Quiritary right
Cadastral list of properties
I. Property of the Holy See
Article 1: The following buildings are strictly reserved for the use of the Papal services, the Curia and the Roman Congregations and are the exclusive property of the Holy See:
Article 1.1: Civil buildings
Palazzo del Laterano - The Pontifical Palace
Palazzo apostolico Vaticano - The Pontifical Palace
Palazzo del Belvedere - The Pontifical Palace
Palazzo della Cancelleria , attributed to the Pontifical Chancellery
Palazzo del Banco di Santo Spirito , attributed to the Pontifical Chancellery
Palazzo della Dataria, attributed to the Pontifical Chancellery
Palazzo San Nicola, attributed to the Congregation for the Affairs of the Century
Palazzo San Himerius, attributed to the Congregation for the Diffusion of the Faith
Palazzo del Santo Uffizio , attributed to the Congregation of the Holy Office
Palazzo del Tribunale , attributed to the Congregation of the Holy Inquisition
Palazzo dei Convertendi , attributed to the Congregation of New Churches
Palazzo San Benedetto , attributed to Heraldic Colleges
Palazzo del Vicariato , attributed to the Vicarius Urbis
Porta Cavalli Ligieri, attributed to the Papal stables
Palazzo dei Conservatori, attributed to the Communal seat of Rome
Il Tabularium, attributed to the roman archives
Article 1.2: Military buildings
Castel Sant 'Angelo, attributed to the main barrack of the Pontifical Guard
Fortezza Santa Chirene, attributed to the Pontifical Guard
Fortezza Motarde d'Ascalon, attributed to the Pontifical Guard
Caserma de Pagus, attributed to the Cavalry Battalion of the Pontifical Guard
Hotel Verde, attributed to the Security Battalions of the Pontifical Guard
Hotel di Milano, attributed to the Security Battalions of the Pontifical Guard
Palazzo della Guardia, attributed to the Palatine Battalion of the Pontifical Guard
Article 1.2.1: All fort and tower inside the walls of Rome are attributed to the Pontifical and Episcopal guard.
Article 1.3: Religious buildings
Article 1.3.1: All Basilica, roman and national parishes are reserved for the use of the Curia and the linked cardinals.
Archbasilica San Giovani in Laterano
Basilica San Tito in Roma
San Nicolaïde all Aventino
San Sylfael Extra Muros
Sant' Elena Inter Duos Pontes
San Ripolino degli Angeli
Santa Rafaëla Arcángelo
San Domenico de la Pace
San Origene al via Apia
San Paolo in Laterano
San Samoth del Quirinal
San Francesco Trufaldini a Porta Latina
Sant' Adonia in Trastevere
San Giovanni dei Martiri
San Valentino delle Vittorie
Santi Quattro Coronati
Santa Monica Odigitria
San Arnvald degli Svizzeri
San Tommaso di Canterbury
San Possidonio in Monserrato
San Olcovidius in Pensilis
San Luigi dei Francesi
San Martino al Gianicolo
San Nicomaco all'Esquillino
San Barnaba a Ripa
Sant'Adonia alle Terme
Santo Stefano in Laterano
San Martino in Sassia
San Tommaso in Camposanto dei Teutonici
Santa Ildegarda dell'Anima
Santa Caterina dei Fiori
San Olcovidius alle Coppelle
Santo Stefano delle Grazie
San Francesco degli Scozzesi
Santa Domenica in Capite
Santa Dwywai a Villa Ludovisi
San Clemente degli Ispanici
San Vincenzo in Via
Sant'Antonio dei Portoghesi
San Vincenzo del Divino Amore
San Bertrando-de-l'Isle dei Polacchi
II. Property of the Religious orders
Article 2: The following buildings are strictly reserved for the use of the Recognized Religious Orders and are their exclusive property:
Hostellerie Saint Arnvald, attributed to the Cistercense Order
Abbatia Trium Fontium ad Aquas Salvias, attributed to the Order of the Holy Star of Christos
Eremitaggio Sant'Ivo dei Bretoni, attributed to the Franciscan Order
Foresteria del convento di San Domenico, attributed to the Dominican Order
Article 3: The following building are strictly reserved for the use of the Religious Military Order and are their exclusive property:
Castello dei Templari San Bernardo d'Aragona, attributed to the Templar Order, Spanish branch
Casteletto Maria Maddalena, attributed to the Teutonic Order
III. Personal property
Article 4: The following building are the personal property allowed to physical person by quiritary right.
Palazzo Alicorni, Vaticano, Tymothé de Nivellus [ Tymothe ]
Palazzo Altemps , Campo di Marzio, Onael D'appérault [ Onael_ ]
Palazzo Anguillara, Trastevere, Endymion d'Abbadie [ Endymion ]
Palazzo Bonelli Imperiali Valentini, ..., Alessandro Anguissola Della Scala [ Yuri00 ]
Palazzo Braschi, Parione, Stefano Maria Ludovico de' Giustiniani Borgia [ Stex86 ]
Palazzo Colonna, Suburra, Attanasio Borgia [Attanasio]
Palazzo Corsini alla Lungara, Trastevere, Arduino I Della Scala [Gropius]
Palazzo Cisterna, Campo di Marzio, Josephus [ Josephus ]
Palazzo Dei Santi XII Apostoli, Suburra, Samuele Borgia [Samuele]
Palazzo Doria-Pamphilj, Campo di Marzio, Kalixtus Alain-Edmond de Montfort-Beaumont d'Autevielle [ Kalixtus ]
Palazzo di San Callisto, Trastevere, Alexandra Pamela Cagliostro d'Altavilla [ Pamelita ]
Palazzo e torre d'Aracoeli, Capitole, Arnarion de Valyria-Borgia [Arnarion]
Palazzo Madama, ..., Caillen Jolieen MacKinnon Rose [ Jolieen ]
Palazzo e Torre Pierleoni Caetani, Isola Tiberina, Ripa, Fenice Deversi Aslann Borgia [Fenice]
Palazzo Monte, Quirinale, Erwann de Northshire [ Erwann. ]
Palazzo Taverna, Adonnis Ferreira de Queirós Silva e Sagres [ Adonnis]
Palazzo Venezia, Pantheon, Gianvitus Tarcisius De Reame [ Gianvitus ]
Palazzo Riario - renamed Palazzo d'Andorra , Pompeo, Sixtus IV [Sixtus]
Palazzetto dei Lancastre, Campo di Marzio, Adelheid Cognin Franchese de Lancastre [ Adelheid. ]
Palazzetto Di San Marco, Pantheon, Caton Hoel Auguste "Le Censeur" d'Acoma [ Catonlecenseur ]
Palazzetto Di Tizio da Spoleto, Pantheon, Felipe Juan Álvarez de Toledo y Josselinière [ Felipe... ]
Palazzetto Di Vannozza Cattanei, ..., Nerval de Vandimion [ Nerval ]
Palazzetto Lancia, Campo di Marzio, Cathelineau Botherel de Canihuel [ Cathelineau. ]
Palazzetto Le Roy, Trastevere, Elvyna von Riddermark [Elvyna]
Palazzetto Mattei, Capitole, Portalis Roderick Joseph de Vandimion [ Portalis ]
Palazzetto Minerva, Pantheon, Ellesya de la Louveterie Arduilet [ Ellesya ]
Villa d'Azayes, Trastevere, Valentina Wilgeforte Del Casalièr sous la régence de Ariana Del Casalièr [Régente: Ariana_anthea]
Villa Farnesina, Trastevere, Estrella Luna de Lancaster y Valyria [Estrella.Luna]
Villa Giulia, Campo di Marzio, Charles-Antoine Von Frayner [ Charles_antoine ]
Villa San Martino, Trastevere, Melian de Ventoux [ Melian ]
Torre dei Borgia, Suburra, Nicolás Borja [ Nicolino ]
Torre di San Giovanni, Borgo, Policarpo von Wittelsbach [ Policarpo ]
Torre della Scimmia, Campo di Marzio, Richard de Cetzes [ Richard de Cetzes ]
Casa Caelus, Campo di Marzio, Mondor de Caelus [ Mondor ]
Casetta Di Trastevere, Trastevere, Ellyrius de Poitiers [ Ellyrius ]
Casa dei Delfini, Campo di Marzio, Enrique Legrat Villanueva [ Enriique ]
Casa Del Capitolo Vaticano, Vaticano, Huberusz Losonci [ Hubertusz ]
Casa Madama, Fuori le Mura, Elaena Pauline Vittoria Rochamboise de Troy [ Elaena.de.troy ]
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Status Civitatis Romae
Concession Right
Cadastral list of concessions
II. Concession right
Article 1: The following building are the property allowed to moral entities by concession right.
Palazetto di Sisto, Campo Marzio - Embassy of the Kingdom of Castilla y Léon
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