Is it necessary to re-issue the expiation, given that I intended to issue three expiations without specifying the reason for each at the time of issuing them, and some of them were as a precautionary measure due to obsessive doubts, along with recalling an old oath expiation that I did not intend to include within the expiations that were paid?
Expiation is only required for expiations whose necessity you are certain of, because the original principle is the absolution of one's liability. As long as you intended the expiation for an oath, this is sufficient for you, whether you specified the expiated oath or not. You are not required to redo anything from the expiations. So, as long as you have performed three expiations, and the confirmed number of oaths due from you was three, then your liability has been absolved.
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