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 1   2    |     robbery is legalized. Here vows are dissolved; here monks
 2 Prop1  |       vow while ill, then such vows ought to be forbidden and
 3 Prop1  |      himself new roads and new vows, as though he had fulfilled
 4 Prop1  |    they hedged them about with vows and turned them into a lifelong
 5 Prop1  | lifelong prison, so that these vows are thought to be of more
 6 Prop1  |       of more account than the vows of baptism. What sort of
 7 Prop1  |        who will! I see how the vows are kept, especially the
 8 Prop1  |       conscience free from all vows. ~On the question whether
 9 Prop2  |  unjust gains, dissolve oaths, vows and agreements, break and
10 Prop2  |     which they annul oaths and vows which have been made between
11 Prop3  |        a cleric and taking the vows. Nay, I will go farther