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-- "Oaths" are an important art of early procedure, and noticed by Saxo; one calling the gods to witness and therefor, it is understood, to avenge perjury if he spake not truth.
The Danish History, Books I-IX Grammaticus Saxo
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In her Oct. 13 op-ed "We Need New Oaths," Jan Morris laments that "bad language is not what it was, at least in English" and that "the blasphemous oaths of old have lost their potency."
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Nowhere in the Gospels do we find a precept for Creeds, Confessions, Oaths, Doctrines, and whole carloads of other foolish trumpery that we find in Christianity. waterloo honey
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Oaths and vile language of any sort had always been repellent to me.
Chapter 2 2010
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Oaths to “push Israel into the Red Sea”, call for anything but fairness.
Matthew Yglesias » Foxman: Mitchell is “Fair” and I’m Unhappy About It 2009
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Oaths of allegiance are commonplace in most democratic countries, including the United States.
Bibi takes on Time Jennifer Rubin 2011
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Oaths are only meaningful, and it is only morally blameworthy to violate them, if they are freely given.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Not the Best Way to Inspire Confidence 2010
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"Queen's Anvil" and "Unbinding Spell" sound more intriguing than "Oaths" or "The Dragon's Horde" (which sound like generic fantasy from the title -- although in actuality I liked both those stories).
Writing Question: Titles odysseyworkshop 2009
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The whole security thing these days reminds me of the chapter on the Pledge of Allegiance/Loyalty Oaths spasm in Catch-22.
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Oaths sworn ... loyalties tested ... forces collide.
Brisingr (Inheritance, Book 3) by Christopher Paolini: Book summary 2010
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