The Codex in Elúre

Forty-five lines carry the whole Codex. Each of the fifteen entries, from the prologue to the Mandate of the Aeons, condenses into three operations of four words: Opening, Addressing, Movement, Completion, the architecture Chapter X lays out. Chapter II makes the words: a root and an ending, fused without a seam. The liquids carry the flow, the plosives cut it.

Core Elúre is a closed protocol of 113 roots. It has no room for prose, so a chapter cannot be carried across, only condensed to the movement it performs. Every operation ends in a resolved state. The prose stays where it belongs, in the chapters. Read the lines aloud.