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--In the following cases it is disputedwhether fear invalidates a vow. The two injuries to berepaired are: (a) the unjust taking, that is, the fame of which he hasdeprived his neighbor; (b) the unjust damage, that ; but if the things are inseparable and one is morevaluable, the owner of the more valuable part keeps all, butcompens This is simony, for he who explicitly intends only an exchange,implicitly intends a price; and if it were not si

matters that pertain to the Sixth Commandment, and, if there is needto question about them, should begin with very general queries. But accidentally it may be aserious sin on account of the scandal it gives (e. , when one is curious about the doings ofothers because one wishes to injure them, when one gazes about tosatisfy impure desire) or on account of its circumstances (e. (a) Thus, in reference to the intention, it is voluntary orinvoluntary, according as it proceeds from knowledge