Part, Question

 1   2, 77 |       she who is violated after vowing virginity, is guilty of
 2   2, 81 | bewailing one's sins; prayer is vowing something to God; ~intercession
 3   2, 86 |          Hist. ~Scholast.]: "In vowing he was foolish, through
 4   2, 86 |        profit, in so far as ~by vowing we fix our wills immovably
 5   2, 86 |    subject, he ~does not sin by vowing; because his vow is understood
 6   2, 152|        OBJ 3: Since a woman, by vowing continence, contracts a
 7   2, 184|          and obedience without. vowing them.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[186]
 8   2, 187|   accepted the episcopate after vowing to enter religion, without
 9   2, 187|         be so if a person after vowing to ~enter religion were
10   2, 187|         vow. ~Accordingly if in vowing he intend to bind himself
11   2, 187|        remain. If, however, ~in vowing he thought merely of entering
12   2, 187|        was not his intention in vowing. ~Hence he must change that
13   2, 187|       that she ~does not sin in vowing. But we are given to understand