Analytical Index of Cases (as printed)

On Human Acts

1. On the Voluntary — p. 3

2. On the Free — p. 4

1-2. On the Non-Voluntary and the Involuntary — p. ibid

1-2. On the Intention of Several — p. 5

2. On Actual and Virtual Intention — p. 6

1-2. On the Indirect Voluntary — p. 7

1. The Involuntary from Ignorance — p. 8

2. Sin from Ignorance — p. ibid

3. On a Contracted Habit — p. 9

1. On Concupiscence and Anger — p. 10

1-2. On the Voluntary from Fear — p. 11

1. On the End of the Agent — p. 12

2. To Act for the Sake of Pleasure, for the Sake of God — p. 13

1-3. On the Object of Morality — p. ibid

1-2. On the Circumstances of Human Acts — p. 14

On Conscience

1. On an Erroneous Conscience — p. 16

1-2. On a Probable Conscience — p. 17

3. On the Extension of Probabilism — p. 23

4. On the Use of Probability — p. ibid

5. A Confessor Imposing Opinions — p. 24

6. A Change of Opinion — p. 25

1. On a Doubtful Conscience — p. 26

1. On a Scrupulous Conscience — p. 27

2-3. Scruples as regards Sacred Orders — p. 28

On Laws

1. On the Nature of Law — p. 29

2. On the Promulgation of Law — p. 30

3. On the Canonical Promulgation of Law — p. 31

4. On the Object of Law — p. 33

1. On the Power of a Bishop — p. 34

2. On the Power of an Abbess of Nuns — p. 35

3-4. On the Subject of Law — p. 36

5. On Regulars — p. 37

6. On a Wife — p. ibid

7. On a Daughter of a Family — p. 38

1. On the Obligation of a Law Founded on Presumption — p. 39

2. On the Fulfillment of Law — p. 41

3-4. On the Manner of Satisfying the Law — p. ibid

5. On the Placing of Impediments in the Observance of Law — p. 42

6. On the Cessation of Law — p. 45

1. On an Invalidating Law — p. 46

2. On a Penal Law — p. ibid

3. A Conditional Law — p. 48

4. A Penal Vow — p. 49

1. On the Law of Tributes — p. 49

2. On the Law of Military Service — p. 50

1. On Dispensation from Law — p. 51

2. Implicit Dispensation — p. 54

3. Dispensation Given to Travelers — p. 54

4-6. Dispensation Previously Denied and Then Granted — p. 55

7. Dispensation without a Cause — p. 56

8. Cessation of Dispensation — p. 57

1. On Privileges — p. 58

2-4. On Rescripts — p. 59

On Sins

1. On the Consent Required for Sin — p. 61

2. On Displeasure at a Good Deed Done — p. 62

3. On the Omission of a More Perfect Good — p. 63

1-3. On the Specific Distinction of Sins — p. 64

1-3. The Lowest Species of Sins — p. ibid

1-2. The Numerical Distinction of Sins — p. 65

1. On Pride — p. 67

2. On the Desire for the Episcopate — p. ibid

3. On Precious Garments — p. 69

4. On Discord and Contention — p. 70

5. On Avarice — p. 71

6. On Envy — p. ibid

7-9. On Drunkenness — p. ibid

10. On Anger — p. 72

11. On Sloth — p. 73

On Faith, Hope, and Charity

1. On Things Necessary to Be Believed — p. 73

2. On Liberalism — p. 74

3-4. On the Obligation of an Act of Faith — p. 75

1-4. On the Profession of Faith — p. ibid

1. On Leasing with Respect to Gentiles — p. 78

2. On Buying with Respect to Gentiles — p. ibid

3. On Deposit with Respect to Gentiles — p. ibid

4. On the Transportation of Infidels — p. 79

5. On Tribute to Be Paid to Infidels — p. ibid

6-7. Various Communication with Gentiles — p. 80

1. On the Trampling upon the Cross — p. 81

1. Communication with Heretics — p. 83

2. Americanism — p. 85

3. A Heretical Woman Absolved at Death — p. 87

1. On the Instruction of the Chaste Class of Men, Commonly Mangio — p. 88

1-4. On Sins against Hope — p. 89

1-2. On Charity toward Neighbor — p. 90

1. On Love of Enemies — p. 91

1. On Almsgiving — p. 92

1-2. On Fraternal Correction — p. 93

3. On an Admonition to Be Made — p. 94

1. On Scandal — p. 95

2. On Placing an Occasion of Sin — p. 96

1-5. On Cooperation with Respect to Faith — p. 96

1. On Cooperation with Respect to Justice — p. 99

On the 1st Precept of the Decalogue

1-5. On New Cults — p. 100

1. On the Cult of Relics — p. 102

1. On Divination — p. 104

1. On Vain Observance — p. 105

1. On Magnetism and Hypnotism — p. ibid

1. On Temptation of God — p. 107

1-2. On Sacrilege — p. 108

1-4. On Mental and Conventional Simony — p. 110

4-5. On Real Simony — p. 112

6. Sacred Functions for a Stipend — p. 116

7. On Confidential Simony — p. 116

8. On the Nullity of Simoniacal Conferral — p. 117

On the 2nd Precept of the Decalogue

1. On the Vain Usurpation of the Name of God — p. 118

2. On Blasphemy without Intention — p. ibid

3. On Blasphemy from Anger — p. 119

1. On an Oath from Custom and Anger — p. 120

2. On an Oath Not to Play — p. ibid

3. An Oath of Returning to Prison — p. 121

4. An Oath of Keeping a Secret — p. 122

5. On Various Formulas of an Oath — p. ibid

6-7. On an Oath in Court — p. ibid

8. On an Oath with a Mental Restriction — p. 123

1-2. On the Validity of a Vow — p. ibid

3. On a Twofold Impossible Vow — p. 124

4. On a Conditional Vow — p. ibid

5. On a Disjunctive Vow — p. 126

6. On a Reserved Vow — p. ibid

7. On the Interpretation of a Vow — p. ibid

8. On the Irritation of a Vow — p. 127

9. On Dispensation from a Vow — p. 128

10. On the Faculty of Dispensing from a Vow — p. 130

11-13. On Dispensation from a Reserved Vow — p. ibid

14. On Dispensation from Religious Vows — p. 132

15. On Dispensation from a Vow of Religious Chastity — p. 134

On the 3rd Precept of the Decalogue

1. On the Sanctification of Feast Days — p. 135

1-4. On Hearing Mass — p. 137

5. On a Private Oratory — p. 140

1. On Abstinence from Servile Works — p. 142

On the 4th Precept of the Decalogue

1. On the Obligations of Children — p. 143

2. On the Obedience of Children — p. 145

3. On the Property-Right of Children — p. 146

1. On the Obligations of Parents — p. 149

1. On the Obligations of Spouses — p. 155

2. On the Property-Right of Spouses — p. ibid

3. On the Wife's Dowry — p. 156

4. On the Wife's Gain — p. 157

5. On the Wife's Contract — p. 160

2-4. On the Right of Succession from Marriage, Either Only Ecclesiastical or Only Civil — p. 150

5-6. On the Succession of Adulterine and Sacrilegious Children — p. 153

1. On the Obligations of Masters — p. 161

2. On the Obligations of Disciples — p. 162

3. On the Obligations of Subjects — p. 163

On the 5th Precept of the Decalogue

1. To Expose Oneself to Danger of Life — p. 164

2. To Throw Oneself from a Window — p. 165

3. Shortening of Life — p. 166

1. On Defense of Life — p. 167

2. On Defense of Honor — p. 169

3. On Defense of Goods — p. ibid

1-2. On Homicide — p. 170

3. On Anarchy — p. 171

4. On Abortion — p. ibid

5. On Caesarean Operation — p. 172

1. On Dueling — p. 173

2. On War — p. 174

On the 6th Precept of the Decalogue

1. Virginity — p. 175

2. On Dishonest Thoughts — p. 176

3. On Dishonest Looks — p. 178

4. On Dishonest Readings — p. 179

5-6. On Dishonest Conversations — p. ibid

7. On Kisses and Embraces — p. 180

8. On Dances and Spectacles — p. ibid

1-4. On Fornication — p. 181

5. On Defloration — p. 182

1. On the Use of Marriage — p. 184

2-5. On Onanism — p. 187

6. On the Impediment of Conception — p. 188

1. On Voluntary Pollution in Its Cause — p. 191

2. Involuntary Pollution, Distillation — p. 192

On the 7th Precept of the Decalogue

1. On Ecclesiastical Goods — p. 195

2. On the Property-Right of Clerics — p. 197

1. A Common House — p. 198

2. A Common Wall — p. ibid

3. A Common Tree — p. 199

4. Common Water — p. 200

1-2. On Occupation — p. 200

3. On the Occupation of Animals — p. 201

4-7. On Treasure — p. ibid

1. On Building upon Another's Land — p. 203

2. On Alluvion and Commixture — p. 204

3. On Specification and Commixture — p. ibid

4. On Commixture — p. 205

1. On Prescription of Mass Obligations — p. 206

2. On Prescription of a Perpetual Census — p. 207

3. On Possession Required for Prescription — p. 208

4. On Time Required for Prescription — p. ibid

5. On Prescription of Movables — p. ibid

6. On Prescription of Immovables — p. 209

7. On Interruption of Prescription — p. ibid

1-2. On Consent in Contracts — p. ibid

3-4. On Fraud in a Contract — p. 211

5. On Fear in a Contract — p. 212

6. On the Object of Contracts — p. 213

7-8. On the Form of Acts — p. 214

9-11. A Contract under a Condition — p. 215

12-13. A Contract under a Mode — p. 217

14. Cessation of an Obligation — p. 220

1. On Promise — p. 221

2-3. On Donation by Reason of Death — p. 222

4-5. A Donation Made to an Absent Person — p. 223

6. A Manual Donation — p. 224

7-11. Reduction of a Donation — p. 225

12-15. On Collation — p. 228

16. Revocation of a Donation — p. 230

1-2. On a Holographic Testament — p. 231

3. On a Public Testament — p. 232

4. The Legitimate Portion of Children — p. 233

5. The Legitimate Portion of Children Together with the Wife — p. 234

6. The Legitimate Portion of Illegitimate Children Together with Legitimate Children, with Ascendants, and without Them — p. 235

7. Alienation of Patrimony — p. 236

8. Succession of Various Children — p. ibid

9. Succession of Illegitimate Children — p. ibid

10. Succession of Ascendants — p. 237

11. Succession of a Spouse with Collaterals, with Ascendants, with Children — p. 238

12. Succession of Brothers, with Ascendants, with a Spouse, with Both, No Others Concurring — p. 238

13. A Testament between Spouses — p. 239

14. A Testament for One's Own Soul — p. 240

15-17. Fideicommissum — p. ibid

19. On the Revocation of a Testament — p. 243

20. A Testament Destroyed by Chance — p. ibid

21. On Patrimony to Be Divided among Children Succeeding to Their Father Ab Intestato — p. 245

22-25. On Legacies — p. 246

26-29. On Pious Legacies — p. 249

30. Pious Legacies Delayed — p. 251

31. Reduction of Masses — p. 252

32. On the Commutation of a Pious Legacy — p. ibid

1. On Commodate — p. 254

2-4. On Deposit — p. 255

5-6. On Mandate — p. 257

7. Management of Affairs — p. 258

8. Payment of What Was Not Owed — p. ibid

1-6. On Mutuum — p. 259

7-9. Money Borrowed — p. 261

10. On the Mutuum of a Son of the Family — p. 264

11-13. On the Mutuum of a Wife — p. 265

14. Usurious Heirs — p. 266

1-3. A Thing Sold Perishing — p. ibid

5. A Thing Sold Twice — p. 269

4-6. Error in Sale — p. 269

7. On the Just Price — p. 271

8. Sale by Auction — p. ibid

9-10. On Eviction — p. 272

1-2. On Census — p. 273

1. On the Leasing of a House — p. 274

2-3. On Hiring of Work — p. 275

4. On Hiring for a Work — p. 276

5. On the Wage of Workers — p. 277

6. Monopoly — p. 280

7. Partnership of Workers with the Master — p. 281

8. On Sharecropping Tenancies — p. 282

9. On the Leasing of Animals — p. 284

10-11. Partnership of Animals — p. 285

1-2. On Gaming — p. 286

3. Suretyship — p. 287

4. Transaction — p. ibid

1. Communism — p. 288

2-4. Theft — p. 289

3. Grave Matter in Theft — p. 290

1. On Reparation of Injustice — p. 290

2-3. Restitution from an Unjust Taking — p. 292

4. Restitution from Another's Thing — p. 293

1-3. Restitution, Because Someone Has Been Made Richer from Another's Thing — p. 294

1-3. Restitution from Unjust Damaging — p. 300

4-6. Restitution from Homicide — p. 302

7. Restitution from Cooperation — p. 304

1. Restitution from Contract — p. 305

2. Restitution from Quasi-Contract — p. 306

3. Restitution from the Sentence of a Judge — p. 307

4. Restitution from Law — p. 308

1-4. To Whom Restitution Is to Be Made — p. 308

4. Composition — p. 310

1. How Much Is to Be Restored — p. 312

2. In What Order Restitution Is to Be Made — p. ibid

3. In What Manner Restitution Is to Be Made — p. 313

4-5. When Restitution Is to Be Made — p. 314

1. Causes Excusing from Restitution — p. 315

2-4. Hidden Compensation — p. 316

On the 8th Precept of the Decalogue

1. On Suspicion — p. 318

2-4. On Detraction — p. 320

5. On Whispering — p. 321 [printed: 221]

1. On Mental Restriction — p. 322

2-4. On a Secret Committed — p. ibid

5. On the Secret of Letters — p. 324

On the Precepts of the Church

1. On Tithes — p. 325

2. On the Institution of Feast Days — p. 326

1. On Annual Confession — p. ibid

2-3. On Paschal Communion — p. 327 [printed: 827]

1. On Abstinence — p. 328

2-3. On the Law of Fasting — p. 329

4-5. On the Mixing of Foods — p. 330

5. On Dispensation from Abstinence — p. 331

7-9. On the Bull Cruciata — p. 332

On the Particular Obligations of Laymen

1. On the Prefect of a Province — p. 337

2-5. On Judges — p. ibid

6-7. On the Syndic — p. 340

1. On Advocates — p. 342

2-3. On Notaries — p. 343

1-3. On Witnesses — p. 344

4. On the Accused — p. 347

1. On the Physician — p. 348

1-2. On Workers — p. ibid

On the Particular Obligations of Clerics

1. On the Holiness of Clerics — p. 352

2-3. On the Celibacy of Clerics — p. 355

4. A Cleric Habituated in a Shameful Sin — p. 357

1-15. On the Divine Office — p. 363

1-5. On Commerce and Trading — p. 373

1. On the Alienation of Ecclesiastical Goods — p. 376

On Beneficiaries

1-4. Conferral of Benefices — p. 377

5. Pending Fruits of a Benefice — p. 379

6. Chaplaincy — p. ibid

7. An Unpaid Pension to Be Paid — p. 380

8. Residence — p. ibid

9. Almsgiving to Be Made — p. 381

1-2. A Bishop's Testament — p. ibid

3. Pontificals in Another Diocese — p. 384

4. A Prohibition Made to Regulars against Celebrating Mass — p. 385

5. Vicar General — p. ibid

1. A Canon Not Singing Psalms — p. 386

2-4. Absent Canons — p. 389

5. Penitentiary — p. 390

6-7. Choir — p. 391

8. Attendance at Chapter — p. 392

9. Concursus — p. ibid

1-2. A Parish Priest Not Preaching — p. 393

3. A Parish Priest Not Singing Psalms at a Funeral — p. 394 [printed: 294]

4. Blessing of a Bell — p. ibid

5. Blessing of Sacred Furnishings — p. 395

6. A Parish Priest Not Residing — p. ibid

7. Deposition of a Parish Priest — p. 396

On the Particular Obligations of Regulars

1. On the Nature of the Religious State — p. 397

2. On the Obligation of Perfection — p. 403

1-4. On the Novitiate — p. 408

5. On Profession — p. 412

1-11. On Poverty — p. 417

12-13. On Chastity — p. 427

14-16. On Obedience — p. 429

16. The Ordinary's Jurisdiction in Religious Institutes — p. 430

On the Sacraments in General

1. On Change of Matter — p. 431

2-3. On Change of Form — p. 434

4. Union between Matter and Form — p. 435

5-10. Repetition of the Sacraments — p. 436

1. On the Minister of the Sacraments — p. 442

2-4. On the Intention of the Minister — p. ibid

5. On the Probity of the Minister — p. 445

6. The Rite to Be Observed — p. 447

7. Obligation of Administering the Sacraments — p. ibid

8-9. Sacraments to Be Denied — p. 449

10. Simulation of the Sacraments — p. 452

1. On the Subject of the Sacraments — p. 454

2-4. The Intention of One Receiving the Sacraments — p. 455

On Baptism

1-3. On Matter — p. 456

4-6. On Form — p. 458

1. On the Minister — p. 460

2. A Deacon Baptizing — p. 461

3. Conditional Intention — p. 462

4-5. Repetition of Baptism — p. 463

6-7. On the Ceremonies of Baptism — p. 465

8. On Spiritual Relationship — p. 466

1. On the Subject — p. ibid

2. Infants, against the Will of Their Parents — p. 467

3-4. Infants of Infidels — p. 468

5. Infants of Heretics — p. 470

6-7. Infidels — p. ibid

On Confirmation

1-2. On Matter — p. 472

3. On Form — p. 473

1. On the Minister — p. 474

2. Obligation of the One to Be Confirmed — p. ibid

3-4. Ceremonies — p. ibid

5. On the Sponsor — p. 475

7-8. On the Subject — p. ibid

On the Eucharist

1-2. On Matter — p. 477

3-4. On Unleavened and Leavened Bread — p. ibid

5. On Form — p. 479

6. On Consecration — p. ibid

7. On the Use of the Eucharist — p. 480

1-2. On the Minister — p. ibid

3. On the Eucharist to Be Reserved — p. 483

4-5. On the Subject of the Eucharist — p. ibid

6. On the First Communion of Children — p. 485

7-8. Required Fast — p. 487

1-3. Application of the Mass — p. 488

4-9. Obligation of Celebrating by Reason of a Stipend — p. 491

10-13. Retention of Part of the Stipend — p. 493

14-15. Obligation of Celebrating by Reason of a Foundation — p. 498

16-17. Reduction of Masses — p. 499

18-23. Obligation of Celebrating by Reason of a Benefice — p. 501

24. Fee for Utensils — p. 503

1. Rite — p. 504

2. Mass before the Most Holy Sacrament — p. ibid

3-5. On Masses of Requiem — p. 505

6. Invalid Consecration of Wine — p. 507

7. Omitted Consecration of the Host — p. ibid

8. Consecration of Small Hosts — p. 508

9. Communion to Be Given from the Larger Host — p. 509

10. Mass without a Minister — p. 511

11-12. Prayers before and after Mass — p. 512

13. Mass in Another Church — p. ibid

14-15. A Bishop's Portable Altar — p. 514

16. Blessing of Sacred Vestments — p. ibid

On Penance

1-2. Remote Matter of Penance — p. 515

3. Sins after Doubtful Baptism — p. 516

1. Contrition outside the Sacrament — p. 521

2-3. Contrition in the Sacrament — p. 522

4. Motive of Contrition — p. 524

5. Precedence of Contrition — p. 525

6. Intensity of Sorrow — p. 527

1-2. On Purpose — p. 529

1-2. Integrity of Confession — p. 531

3. A Recent Sin Declared as Old — p. 533

1-2. Circumstances of Sins — p. 535

1-3. Causes Excusing from Integrity of Confession — p. 537

1-5. On Satisfaction — p. 539

1-2. Form of Penance — p. 545

3. Presence of the Penitent — p. 546

4. Absolution by Telephone — p. ibid

5-7. Conditional Absolution — p. 549

1-4. Approval — p. 554

1-6. Jurisdiction — p. 558

1-2. Jurisdiction at the Article of Death — p. 569

1-2. Jurisdiction of Regulars — p. 573

1-3. Reservation — p. 575

1-5. Absolution from Reserved Matters — p. 577

1-4. On the Office of the Judge — p. 581

1-3. Relapsers and Occasionaries — p. 586

1-7. On the Sacramental Seal — p. 592

On Extreme Unction

1-2. On Matter and Form — p. 597

1. On Viaticum and Extreme Unction — p. 598

2. On the Sick to Be Visited — p. ibid

3. Infants, Adults near Death — p. 599

On Order

1-5. On the Matter of Order — p. 599

1-2. On the Subject and Minister of Order — p. 603

1-2. Ordination outside the Times — p. 604

3. Remission of Interstices — p. 608

1. Mass of Ordination — p. ibid

On Marriage

1-5. On Betrothals — p. 609

1-5. The Nature of Marriage — p. 612

6-7. Rite — p. 617

1. Indissolubility of Marriage — p. ibid

2-4. The Pauline Privilege — p. ibid

1-4. Impotence and Bond — p. 621

1-3. Consanguinity — p. 623

1-2. Affinity — p. 628

1-3. Spiritual Relationship — p. 630

1. Legal Relationship — p. 632

2. Public Honesty — p. ibid

3. Vow — p. 633

1-3. Disparity of Cult — p. ibid

1-4. Crime — p. 637

1. Error — p. 641

2-3. Abduction — p. 643

1-6. Clandestinity — p. 644

1-7. Dispensation of Impediments — p. 647

1-8. Value of a Dispensation — p. 651

On Censures

1. On a Censure ab homine — p. 656

1-3. On Burial — p. 657

1-3. Favoring Heretics — p. 658

1-4. Reading of Heretical Books — p. 659

1. Immunity of Ecclesiastical Persons — p. 660

1-4. Absolution of an Accomplice — p. 661

1. Excommunication of the Canon — p. 666

1. Immunity of Ecclesiastical Asylum — p. ibid

1. Violation of Enclosure — p. ibid

1. Trafficking in Masses — p. 667

1-10. Usurpation of Ecclesiastical Goods — p. 670

1. A Subdeacon Contracting Marriage — p. 675

1-2. Solicitation to Shameful Things — p. ibid

1. Excommunication on Account of Abduction — p. 678

1. A Parish Priest Illegitimately Assisting at Marriage — p. 678

On Irregularities

1. Violation of a Censure — p. 679

1-2. Homicide — p. ibid

1-3. Abortion — p. 680

1-2. Defect of Lenity — p. 682

1-2. Bigamy — p. ibid

On Indulgences

1-2. On the Little Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary — p. 683

1-3. Imposition of Scapulars — p. 684

1. On Gregorian Masses — p. ibid

1. A Plenary Indulgence at the Article of Death — p. 685