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 1     I, prooe| however, they bind him with an oath neither to divulge (the
 2     I, prooe|       no longer any need of an oath. For he who was content
 3     V, 11   |    flooded water, which is the oath~That greatest is, and dreaded
 4     V, 15   |        beneath, the weightiest oath~Of solemn power, to bind
 5     V, 18   |       has bound his dupe by an oath. Then he brings forward (
 6     V, 22   |                          XXII. OATH USED BY THE JUSTINIAN HERETICS;
 7     V, 22   |  Baruch," has been written the oath which they compel those
 8     V, 22   |    with the Good One. And this oath, (Justinus) says, our Father
 9     V, 22   |      He did not repent (of the oath), respecting which, he says,
10     V, 22   |      will not repent." Now the oath is couched in these terms: "
11     V, 22   |     And when he has sworn this oath, he goes on to the Good
12    IX, 17   |  regarded more binding than an oath. If, however, one will swear,