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--(a) A personal vow obligesonly the vower, because by its nature a vow is a law which one imposeson oneself (see 463, 1696, 188). The forty-day fasts of Moses, Elias and of OurLord are for our admiration, but very few are able to imitate theseexamples. , the esteem and applause of the world), knowing that these arefrail, fleeting, and common to good and bad alike. The same applies to a non-necessaryheir who has been left nothing in a will, since he had no strict right.

Material disobedience is found in every sin, since every sin is atransgression, and in this sense the pride of the original sin iscalled disobedience (Rom. --The obligation ofrestitution for contumely ceases in certain cases (see 1797, 1798). The Common Opinion on Thefts Committed by Employees. The proposition that restitution for a large sum taken in partsat different times is not a grave duty was condemned by Innocent XI(Denzinger, 1188).