Chapter — Bucceroni, Commentaries (1910)
Fourth Commentary: On the Sixth and Ninth Precepts of the Decalogue
¶1.
You shall not commit adultery.
¶2.
Nor shall you desire his wife (your neighbor's).
Within this chapter
- Preliminary Notesnn. 1–5
Chapter I: On the Non-Consummated Acts of Lustnn. 6–41
- Article I: On Obscene Looksnn. 7–8
- Article II: On the Adornment of Womennn. 9–12
- Article III: On Base Conversationsnn. 13–15
- Article IV: On Theatersnn. 16–18
- Article V: On Base Smells and Tastesn. 19
- Article VI: On Base Touchesnn. 20–21
- Article VII: On Kisses and Embracesnn. 22–23
- Article VIII: On Kisses and Embraces with Respect to Betrothed Personsnn. 24–26
- Article IX: On Kisses, Embraces, and Other Touches with Respect to Spousesnn. 27–29
- Article X: On the Nature of Base Touchesnn. 30–33
- Article XI: On Dancesnn. 34–41
Chapter II: On the Consummated Sins of Lust According to Naturenn. 42–90
- Article I: On Fornicationnn. 43–44
- Article II: On Concubinage and Prostitutionnn. 45–56
- Article III: On Stuprumnn. 57–60
- Article IV: On Abductionnn. 61–65
- Article V: On Adulterynn. 66–72
- Article VI: On Incestnn. 73–82
- Article VII: On Sacrilegenn. 83–90
Chapter III: On Consummated Sins of Lust Against Naturenn. 91–136
- Article I: On Softness, or Pollutionnn. 92–111
- Article II: On Bestialitynn. 112–115
- Article III: On Sodomynn. 116–122
- Article IV: On the Placing of an Impediment to Generationnn. 123–134
- Article V: On the Begun and Non-Consummated Copulation of Spousesnn. 135–136
- Chapter V: On the Internal Sins of Lustnn. 224–226
- Chapter VI: On the Confessor's Practice Regarding the Matter of Lustnn. 227–237