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First published 1963 (DOST Vol. III).
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Quotation dates: 1456-1460
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Jurement, n. [OF. jurement. Cf. Jurament.] An oath, a solemn asseveration. — 1456 Hay I. 194/14.
His first athe and jurement of fidelitee 1456 Ib. 216/29.
Se quhat grete jurementis the emperouris has maid to the pape 1456 Ib. 265/30.
The jurement of calumpny, that is gevin in the entree of all pledis c1460 Wisdom of Solomon (S.T.S.) 390.
He that is wys kepis the bidinge of God and his jurementis
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