Art.

 1 23| matrimony. For no man's law, no vow, can annul the commandment
 2 23|   neither can it be done by any vow. Accordingly, Cyprian also
 3 27|       extol the obligation of a vow as much as they list, yet
 4 27|      not bring to pass that the vow annuls the commandment of
 5 27|   superior is excepted in every vow; [that vows are not binding
 6 27|       obligation or effect of a vow when, at the same time,
 7 27|        say of the nature of the vow itself, that it ought to
 8 27|        there who have taken the vow spontaneously and deliberately!
 9 27|     even compelled, to take the vow. Wherefore it is not fair
10 27|         against the nature of a vow to take it without spontaneous
11 27|         years; for it forbids a vow to be made before the age
12 27|       though the violation of a vow might be censured, yet it
13 27|          are void. For a wicked vow, taken against the commandment
14 27|      for (as the Canon says) no vow ought to bind men to wickedness.~