On the record44 BC
No more binding are those promises which are inexpedient for the persons themselves to whom they have been given.
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Cicero
Source
gutenberg.orgNo more binding are those promises which are inexpedient for the persons themselves to whom they have been given.
In his work on moral duties, Cicero discusses the conditions under which promises are not morally binding.
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