"Sally Backhaus" <beth@arq.net> wrote:
>Why, why, why does any ONE oath have to be IT? I know we like our
>traditions, but what is so wrong with a little "creative" authenticity?
Amen, sister!
To be fair, different people do use different ceremonies. Off the top of
We could stand to see a lot more diversity in this regard. Of course, with
my head, I can think of Munenori's Japanese knighting, and the Elizabethan
laurelling (maybe Anne Greye's?) which followed the period ceremony used
to release an apprentice from service.
the fealty and peerage oaths that are sworn every reign, it might be more
difficult to introduce different versions. It seems a little unfair to the
knights who have memorized the oath if we change the oath every reign, or
every court...
Fairfax
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