Part, Question

 1   2, 87| other two regard the ~things sworn to as stated above. We might
 2   2, 87|      to ~fulfil what one has sworn to do: for instance, if
 3   2, 87|     to make true what he has sworn, else his oath lacks truth.~
 4   2, 87|     to make true what he has sworn, through reverence of the ~
 5   2, 87|      superior even if he has sworn to the ~contrary, because
 6   2, 87|     2: The greater the thing sworn by, the holier and the more ~
 7   2, 96|      whatever the ~state has sworn to do. Yet he is bound by
 8   2, 96|  Wherefore, if a man who has sworn falsely in a declaratory
 9   2, 96|      his power ~after he has sworn to substantiate his oath,
10   2, 96|      an oath of ~one who has sworn by false gods, as Augustine