Part, Question

 1   2, 100 |         controversy." Hence, since oaths are common to all, inordinate
 2   2, 100 |            of ~the frequent use of oaths. Hence it is that a threat
 3   2, 108 |         indeed was a sin; but that oaths ~were of themselves to be
 4   2, 108 |            better to speak without oaths, unless necessity forces
 5   2, 87  |         NAME OF GOD (QQ[89]-91)~OF OATHS (TEN ARTICLES)~We must now
 6   2, 87  | Accordingly we must first treat of oaths: and under ~this head there
 7   2, 87  |          is it an act?~(5) Whether oaths are desirable, and to be
 8   2, 87  |         pay [Douay: 'perform'] thy oaths to the Lord"; ~and Augustine
 9   2, 87  |          Apostle says (Heb. 6:16), oaths are taken for the ~purpose
10   2, 87  |             promissory oath." ~But oaths are not employed in order
11   2, 87  |           A man is said to pay his oaths to God because he performs ~
12   2, 87  |        makes known his lie. ~Hence oaths are of two kinds: one is
13   2, 87  |           and from its end, since ~oaths are employed in order to
14   2, 87  |        holy and divine things. But oaths are employed ~in connection
15   2, 87  |            Thes. Para. 1/1~Whether oaths are desirable and to be
16   2, 87  |          OBJ 1: It would seem that oaths are desirable and to be
17   2, 87  |      commendable, and consequently oaths are desirable as being good ~
18   2, 87  |            as he can from uttering oaths, unless there be urgent
19   2, 87  |             Thou shalt perform thy oaths ~to the Lord."~Aquin.: SMT
20   2, 87  |         present or past), nor such oaths as are about something to
21   2, 87  |          or ~in similar cases. For oaths of this kind are unlawful
22   2, 87  |             in absolving men from ~oaths of this kind, did not pronounce
23   2, 87  |             did not pronounce such oaths to be unbinding, but ~relaxed
24   2, 87  |       precept about the keeping of oaths.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[89] A[
25   2, 87  |           are debarred from taking oaths [*Caus. XXII, qu. 5, ~can.
26   2, 87  |        same reason, in order that ~oaths might be treated with due
27   2, 87  |        they on such occasions take oaths temporal matters, except
28   2, 87  |       little ~authority that their oaths have no standing.~Aquin.:
29   2, 96  |            that we must not accept oaths from others." Hence he that ~
30   2, 187 |     children are not bound to take oaths (as the canon ~states),
31 Suppl, 46|            Thou shalt perform thy ~oaths to the Lord." Consequently