If anyone lied, or if anyone swore by Arthur Rackham

Rackham illustration of robed monks beside an open manuscript with a raven, one monk shaking his fist, and a broken helmet on

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An illustration titled "If anyone lied, or if anyone swore" by Arthur Rackham, dated 1911, shows two robed monks at a lectern with an open manuscript while a black raven perches on the book. A third monk on the right raises a clenched fist, and a broken helmet and scattered fragments lie on the floor in the foreground.

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1911

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