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 1 3 |       the men of that day made oath that they would assist them,
 2 3 |        Three royal heroes made oath to three cities which were
 3 3 |  agreed to observe by word and oath? This want of harmony may
 4 6 |        place of whom, and make oath that he is better, and propose
 5 6 |        up their names and make oath that they cannot reform
 6 11|  hateful to them takes a false oath, and pays no heed to the
 7 11|      praising of any goods, or oath taken about them. If a person
 8 12|        the two parties take an oath respecting the points in
 9 12| charges, but should not add an oath; and the defendant in like
10 12|    give judgment shall take an oath, and he who is choosing
11 12|     state shall either vote on oath or with a voting tablet
12 12|        to be gained by a false oath; but all cases in which
13 12|       a denial confirmed by an oath clearly results in a great
14 12|  advantage to the taker of the oath, shall be decided without
15 12|   shall be decided without the oath of the parties to the suit,
16 12|      either of them. to use an oath for the sake of persuading,
17 12|  girdle, having first taken an oath by the customary Gods that