1. What is an oath? 2. Oath and curse 3. Oaths in traditional myth 4. Friendship and enmity, trust and suspicion 5. The language of oaths 6. Ways to give oaths ...

A, oath-curses, which are likewise rubbed into the body and worn as a garment. 32. The other curse psalms are Pss 35, 40, 55, 129, 137. The first to examine the ...

It is found in Genesis 8:21, when God swears that he will "never again curse the ground because of man and never again smite every living thing". This ...

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Oath, Curse, and Blessing: And Other Studies in Origins Issue 40 of Thinker's library. Author, Alfred Ernest Crawley. Editor, Theodore Besterman. Edition, 2.

20,70 $ Title: Oath, Curse, and Blessing, and Other Studies... Publisher: London, Watts & Co. Publication Date: 1934. Binding: Hardcover. Edition: First Edition ...

See also Plutarch, Aetia Romana 44 (275 D), 'Every oath (horkos) finishes as a curse ( ) for perjury'. 7. 7. Among the voluminous literature on oaths and curses ...

There have been many phenomenological treatments of the oath and the curse. Some encyclopedias are excellent for orientation: Hastings, Encyclopedia of ...

The oath has taken on its special importance because it connects with the vow, the ordeal, the covenant, and the wager, as well as with the curse and the ...

A minced oath is a euphemistic expression formed by deliberately misspelling, mispronouncing, or replacing a part of a profane, blasphemous, or taboo word ... Fuddle duddle · Four-letter word · Expletive deleted