imprecatory pledge
1oath — n. 1. Solemn affirmation, imprecatory pledge, vow, sworn statement or promise or pledge. 2. Imprecation, blasphemy, curse, malediction …
2Oaths — • An invocation to God to witness the truth of a statement Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Oaths Oaths † …
3fistuca — or festuca /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a rod or… …
4festuca — fistuca or festuca /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a… …
5fistuca or festuca — /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a rod or staff or (as… …
6fistuca — or festuca /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a rod or… …
7festuca — fistuca or festuca /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a… …
8fistuca or festuca — /fastyuwka/ In old English law, the rod or wand, by the delivery of which the property in land was formerly transferred in making a feoffment. Called, also, baculum, virga, and fastis. + festuca /festyuwka/ In Prankish law, a rod or staff or (as… …
