Part, Question
1 2, 76 | the oath of a man that swears by false gods, is a party,
2 2, 87 | to ~witness. But he who swears by God pays something to
3 2, 87 | because he performs ~what he swears to do, or because, from
4 2, 87 | Lord thy God." Now he that swears seems to seek a sign of
5 2, 87 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: He who swears tempts not God, because
6 2, 87 | will be lacking to none who swears, neither for nor against
7 2, 87 | the part of the person who swears. Secondly, as regards the ~
8 2, 87 | Rhet. ii, 53). But he who swears offers nothing to God, ~
9 2, 87 | said above (A[1]), he that ~swears calls God to witness in
10 2, 87 | the very fact that a man swears by God, he acknowledges
11 2, 87 | 5:34, says that "he who swears either reveres or ~loves
12 2, 87 | loves the person by whom he swears." The Philosopher, too,
13 2, 87 | 5:34, says that "he who swears ~either reveres or loves
14 2, 87 | loves the person by whom he swears." Now reverence and ~love
15 2, 87 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: He who swears does indeed make use of
16 2, 87 | for the person by whom he swears: he does not, however, direct
17 2, 87 | is appointed for one who swears by creatures: for it is
18 2, 87 | Clericum): "If a cleric swears by creatures he must be
19 2, 87 | it is said: "If any ~one swears by God's hair or head, or
20 2, 87 | sometimes the person who swears and the person to whom he
21 2, 87 | and the person to whom he swears have ~opposite intentions.
22 2, 87 | done by ~the person who swears.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
23 2, 87 | must conclude that whoever swears to do something is ~bound
24 2, 87 | of the person to whom he swears, if this be due to the ~
25 2, 87 | is a sin, as ~when a man swears to commit a murder, or because
26 2, 87 | greater good, as when a man swears not to enter a religion:
27 2, 96 | of judgment, as when one swears indiscreetly, and ~through
28 2, 96 | of justice, as when one swears to something unjust.~Aquin.:
29 2, 96 | swear, thinking that what he swears to is true, whereas it is
30 2, 96 | statement to ~be false, and swears to it as though it were
31 2, 96 | his statement false, and swears to its being ~true, while
32 2, 96 | for in ~whatever way a man swears to that which is unlawful,
33 2, 96 | the very fact that a man swears indiscreetly, he incurs
34 2, 96 | perverse oath when a man swears to the ~truth by false gods,
35 2, 96 | which is material, he that ~swears to a falsehood thinking
36 2, 96 | of a perjurer as he ~that swears to the truth thinking it
37 2, 96 | perjurer. Yet ~sometimes a man swears he will do something unlawful (
38 2, 96 | what is best: as when a man swears not to ~enter religion,
39 2, 96 | OBJ 3: Further, he that swears to do another's will would
40 2, 96 | 1/1~Reply OBJ 1: He that swears to do what is unlawful is
41 2, 96 | Reply OBJ 2: A person who swears not to enter religion, or
42 2, 96 | Reply OBJ 3: When one man swears or promises to do another'
43 2, 96 | Para. 2/2~The canon who swears to keep the statutes that
44 2, 96 | 2 ~Reply OBJ 2: He that swears falsely in fun is nonetheless
45 2, 96 | from mortal sin. He that swears falsely by a slip of tongue,
46 2, 96 | Either he knows that he swears truly, or he knows that
47 2, 96 | truly, or he knows that he swears ~falsely. If he knows him
48 2, 96 | impose an ~oath on one who swears falsely.~Aquin.: SMT SS
49 2, 96 | demand an oath from one who swears ~falsely.~Aquin.: SMT SS
50 2, 96 | the contrary of what he swears to, "and ~yet forces him
51 2, 96 | different in the case of one who swears falsely by the true ~God,
52 2, 96 | of in the oath of one who swears truly by false gods, as ~
53 2, 96 | xlvii). Hence when a man swears falsely by ~the true God
54 2, 120 | ad 3). For when a man swears to that which is ~false,
55 2, 120 | the other hand, when a man swears without judgment, through ~
56 Suppl, 46| case in point; since he swears unlawfully who promises ~
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