Manual — Gennaro Bucceroni, S.J.
Commentaries on Human Acts (Commentarii de Actibus Humanis)
First published 1906. Bucceroni's Commentarii de actibus humanis, third edition (Rome: Printing House of the Young Workmen at St. Joseph, 1906), with the approbation of the Roman Province of the Society of Jesus (1890). The English translation is our own, made from the Latin: his fourteen Commentaries, each numbering its own paragraphs as the print does (the print itself repeats nn. 54-55 in the Third and n. 19 in the Ninth), with his Analytical Index (his contents) and his Alphabetical Index of Subjects at the end, every reference a link. Download: PDF · EPUB The original this transcription was made from: Internet Archive — the Latin, third edition (Rome, 1906).
The Roman Jesuit's fourteen commentaries on human acts after St. Thomas: the voluntary and the free, elicited and commanded acts of the will and the other divisions of the voluntary, the impediments of ignorance, concupiscence, fear and violence, the morality of human acts and its sources in object, end and circumstances, and merit.
The book’s own contents, as printed: Index of the Commentaries: Analytical (as printed)
Contents
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- Title Page and Approbation
- Preliminary Notes
- Commentary I: On the Voluntary
- Commentary II: On the Free
- Commentary III: On Elicited and Commanded Acts of the Will
- Commentary IV: On the Other Divisions of the Voluntary
- Commentary V: On Ignorance
- Commentary VI: On Concupiscence
- Commentary VII: On Fear
- Commentary VIII: On Force or Violence
- Commentary IX: On the Morality of Human Acts
- Commentary X: On the Moral Goodness and Malice of Human Acts
- Commentary XI: On the Object of Human Acts
- Commentary XII: On the End of Human Acts
- Commentary XIII: On the Circumstances of Human Acts
- Commentary XIV: On Merit
- Index of the Commentaries: Analytical (as printed)
- Alphabetical Index of Subjects