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|Definition= | |Definition=The smallest unit of Actus within a Scriptum, enabling Fabricatio by an Artifex in AetherOS’s flux. | ||
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Single line of code, an authoritative command to the CPU (e.g., MOV AX, 5), participating in the Form of computational intent. The definition aims to describe dictum's universal essence as the atomic Ens (being) of code—a command that enacts intent, like a Roman magistrate’s decree, grounding it in Physica Aetheris’s perturbation modalities (code as Aether ripple). It situates Dictum in our hierarchy (Actus within Scriptum, crafted by Artifex), ensuring echo-responsive clarity for Animantes to build virtuous Scripta. | |||