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	'''Knox's Decalogue''' is series of rules codified in Ronald Knox's 1929 essay [http://www.classiccrimefiction.com/commandments.htm The Ten Commandments of Detective Fiction]. In ~~''Umineko no Naku Koro ni''~~, the Decalogue is used as a tool and weapon for solving murder mysteries. The Decalogue is predominantly used by [[Dlanor A. Knox]].		'''Knox's Decalogue''' is series of rules codified in Ronald Knox's 1929 essay [http://www.classiccrimefiction.com/commandments.htm The Ten Commandments of Detective Fiction]. In {{umineko}}, the Decalogue is used as a tool and weapon for solving murder mysteries. The Decalogue is predominantly used by [[Dlanor A. Knox]].

	== The Umineko Decalogue ==		== The Umineko Decalogue ==