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 1      I, 3 |   or blame, in urging us to accept or reject proposals for
 2      I, 15|   may either both offer and accept an oath, or neither, or
 3      I, 15|   may offer an oath but not accept one, or accept an oath but
 4      I, 15| oath but not accept one, or accept an oath but not offer one.
 5      I, 15| trust him.~If you refuse to accept an oath, you may argue that
 6      I, 15|    by, him.~If you agree to accept an oath, you may argue that
 7      I, 15|    and for the pious man to accept it; and that it would be
 8      I, 15|  yourself were unwilling to accept an oath in a case where
 9      I, 15|     when you are willing to accept the oath but not to offer
10      I, 15|      to offer it but not to accept it; both to accept and to
11      I, 15|   not to accept it; both to accept and to offer it; or to do
12     II, 3 |     and are sorry: since we accept their grief at what they
13     II, 23|  those whose authority they accept, or any one whose decision