Pax Frigida. Constitutio Systematis Sovergni (en Latin) - Alexander John Aders

PAX FRIGIDA
Constitutio Systematis Soveregni

Part memoir, part constitutional manuscript, part Neo-Latin experimental literature, Pax Frigida is a hybrid work exploring trauma, memory, autonomy, language, and the emergence of human-AI collaboration.

Written across a year of recursive editing and multilingual synthesis, the text combines autobiographical reflections with fictional constitutional architecture, philosophical maxims, and an extensive Neo-Latin Glossarium Latinitatis designed to expand Latin into modern technological and psychological domains.

The work moves through declarations, transmissions, constitutional articles, juridical formulas, and lexical addenda, treating language not merely as expression, but as infrastructure.

Rather than imagining a distant utopia, Pax Frigida asks a different question:

What kind of internal system can be constructed when existing systems fail?

This first edition includes:
• The Declaratio Independentiae
• Four Transmissiones
• The Constitutio Systematis Soveregni
• The Declaratio Iurium
• A 47-page Neo-Latin Glossarium with constitutional and technical terminology

Written primarily in Latin with selective bilingual architectural elements, Pax Frigida is intended less as mass-market fiction and more as a personal archival work, a philosophical experiment, and a proof of concept for AI-assisted constitutional literature.