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# Treat your inferiors in rank, knowledge, or experience in the society as if they were your equals; treat your equals as if they were your superiors; treat officers as representatives of Their Majesties; and treat the [[King]] and [[Queen]] with the reverence due your sovereigns.
# Treat your inferiors in rank, knowledge, or experience in the society as if they were your equals; treat your equals as if they were your superiors; treat officers as representatives of the King; and treat the King and Queen with the reverence due your sovereigns.
 
 
# Use medieval forms of address.
 
# Use medieval forms of address.
 
# Be faithful to your lord and your word.
 
# Be faithful to your lord and your word.
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# Reverence the King and Queen.
 
# Reverence the King and Queen.
  
For an in-depth explanation of these commandments, see [http://www.offley.ca/yolande/documents/10%20Commandments.pdf 10 Commandments of the SCA] (PDF)
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For an in-depth explanation of these commandments, see http://www.offley.ca/yolande/documents/10%20Commandments.pdf 10 Commandments of the SCA (PDF)  
 
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Latest revision as of 02:34, 31 March 2023

  1. Treat your inferiors in rank, knowledge, or experience in the society as if they were your equals; treat your equals as if they were your superiors; treat officers as representatives of Their Majesties; and treat the King and Queen with the reverence due your sovereigns.
  2. Use medieval forms of address.
  3. Be faithful to your lord and your word.
  4. Gentlemen, honour all ladies.
  5. Ladies, be worthy of that honour.
  6. Touch no man’s goods unasked; give and receive with grace.
  7. Be gentle to the stranger.
  8. Raise your sword, not your voice.
  9. Let the slain man tell if he be slain.
  10. Reverence the King and Queen.

For an in-depth explanation of these commandments, see http://www.offley.ca/yolande/documents/10%20Commandments.pdf 10 Commandments of the SCA (PDF) Link broken, find source refence.