Alphabetical Index of Matters (Volumes I–IV)

A number without a period (10) designates the first Volume; with a period (10.) the second Volume. Secondary titles refer either to the preceding title, or immediately to the primary title.

A

Abbots: Cf. Superior. As regards laws 182, Orders 892, 1231.

Abbess: Cf. Superior. As regards ecclesiastical jurisdiction 182, Laws 182, Precepts 182, Regular discipline 182, Censures 1088. The Ordinary is to be notified for the examination of nuns 1236.

Abjuration: Of heretics 351, 1164; de levi, de vehementi 1277.

Abomination: What it is, what kind of sin 17, 327.

Abortion: What it is 663, 742. Direct procurement 743, 745. Indirect procurement 743, 744, Appendix X. Excommunication 1204. Irregularity 1330.

Absolution: Difference from dispensation 1100. Form 748. Conditional 750 ff. To reincidence 1104. To be given, deferred, denied 809. From sins, from censures 748, 1100 ff. From heresy 351. From censures reserved in a special manner without faculty 1201. Of an absent person 748, 1102. Of an accomplice 1173, 1280 ff. Of the dying 753-754.

Abstinence: Virtue 349. Precept 1571, 1575. When it binds 1573, 1601. Whom it binds 1574, 1577. What meats of animals are 1572.

Non-Catholics: Who they are 351.

Acceptance: As regards dispensation 237, privilege 249, contract 940, vows 589, debts 966, promise 985, 986, donation 1001 ff., 1011, testament 1051, legacy 1024, 1056, absolution from censures 1102.

Acceptilation: What it is 966.

Accession: What it is, how many kinds 900 ff. Acquisition of ownership through it 900 ff.

Right of Accretion: What it is 1049.

Accuser: Who he is 59. Who are prohibited from accusing 60. When one must accuse or not 61, 62, 63. Accusatory process 8.

Acedia: What it is, what kind of sin 343, 383. Its daughters 344.

Acolytate: What it is 875, 876.

Acquisition of Ownership: By natural law, civil law, private will 882 ff.

Action: What it is 6, 8.

Actor: Who he is 8, 59.

Acts: Validity, rescission, form, solemnity 223. Clauses 286. Instruments of contracts 936, 1011. Facultative acts 913.

Heroic Act of Charity: What it is, indults 1380.

Human Act: What it is 5, 7. In relation to man 5, 6. In relation to the end 5, 67. Act of man 7. Division ibid. Liberty of human acts 11. Elicited, commanded 14 ff. First-first acts 12, 58. Second-first acts 12. Deliberate acts 7, 12. Good, evil, honorable, base, indifferent acts 68, 69, 70, 73, 74, 84, 89. Exterior acts 71, 72. Morality 68 ff. Object 83 ff. Circumstances 87 ff. Internal, external, mixed, occult acts 171. End 75 ff. Heroic acts 171. Past acts 210. Invincible ignorance as regards internal acts 108. Indifferent acts from which a double effect follows, one good, the other evil 35 ff., 712, 738, 739. Merit 75. Praise; fault; goodness; malice; rectitude; honesty; sin ibid. Whether an act can be at once good and evil 73, 81, 92.

Adjuration: What it is 632. How many kinds 653. Requisites for liceity 634. Who can employ it 635. To mingle conversations with the devil 636. To seek from the devil the revelation of some thing 637.

Adjunction: What it is 905. Acquisition of ownership 905.

Adoption: What it is, how many kinds, effects 1011. As regards inheritance 1042, marriage 1011, adultery 798, adopted children 663, 667.

Adoration: What it is, how many kinds 459, 460. Latria, hyperdulia, dulia 460. Of the Trinity 460. Cult of the Saints 461, 462, 463. Place, obligation 460.

Adulation: What it is 347.

Adultery: What it is 793. What kind of sin 793. Mental adultery 794. Species 306, 793. As regards betrothed persons 948, children 663, inheritance 1038, 1045. Damage to be repaired 1377. Impediment of marriage 1018, 1020. Its dispensation 1021.

Newcomer: Who he is 199. Whether he is bound by the laws of the place ibid.

Advocates: Who they are 32. Obligations 33-35. As regards the poor 408. What if the cause is unjust 36, 37. What if the cause is less probable 38. What if he uses unjust means 39. Honorarium 40.

Buildings: Common 1242.

Building: Acquisition of ownership 904.

Emulation: What it is and whether it is licit 327.

Equiprobabilism: Origin 2. What it is 112. Whether it is to be approved 119.

Equity: What it is 834. In laws 177. In contracts 963 ff.

Equivocation: What it is, how many kinds, liceity 1529 ff.

Age: As regards ecclesiastical laws 195, fasting 1578, benefices 909, orders 909, betrothal 924, marriage 994. Infant 664. Minor ibid. Adult ibid.

Affection of the Present Age: What it is, what kind of sin 326.

Affinity: What it is 1002. From lawful, unlawful intercourse 1002. Line, degree 1002. Whether it invalidates marriage by natural law 1002. Whether it is natural 1002. Whether it can be multiple 1012. Whether the seed-emission of man and woman is required 1003. Affinity between spouses, loss of the right of asking the debt 1003 ff. Who are affines 1008.

Alcoholism: Grave sin 332. Promise of abstinence from every intoxicating drink 332 bis.

Games of Chance: Games of chance 176 ff. Contracts 1243 ff.

Alienation: As regards minors 667, 952, 953; wives 677, 953, 954; interdicted persons 952, 953; tutors, curators 686 ff. Of ecclesiastical goods 869. In fraud of creditors 1105 ff., 1138.

Alimony: What it is 682. By whom it is to be furnished 682.

Alluvion: Acquisition of ownership 903.

St. Alphonsus: Eminent doctrine, equiprobabilism, probabilism 2, 131 ff. More probable opinion 131, 132, 133, 135. Slightly more probable opinion 131, 134, 135. Equally probable opinion 131 ff. Which opinions he holds as probable 136. Which are to be followed practically 119, 120. It is licit to follow his opinions 125.

Altar: Required for Mass 643. Consecrated, fixed, portable 642, 642 bis. Execrated 642. Privilege of a portable altar 262. Privileged 1375 ff. Gregorian 1379.

Dementia: As regards marriage 1022; irregularity 1339.

Americanism: Errors 351 bis, 368.

Ambition: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 348.

The Insane: Acts 48.

Latin America: Privileges 282.

Friendship: Annexed to justice 347.

Amphibology: Whether licit 1529 ff.

Love: What it is, how many kinds 17, 377, 384, 388, 391. Of God, of neighbor, cf. Charity. Of oneself 226.

Removal: Canonical 192, 192 bis.

Embraces: Whether licit 782. As regards betrothed persons 946, 947.

Anatocism: What it is 1105.

Maidservant: Cf. Servant.

Animals: Various kinds 894. Ownership 895 ff. Lease 1203 ff.

Antichresis: What it is 1280. Obligations of the creditor 1281. Obligations of the debtor 1282.

Criminal Anthropology: What it is 11.

Antonius: Cordubensis, author of tutiorism 2.

Apostasy: What it is, what kind of sin 351. Excommunication 1164, 1165.

Apparitor: Who he is 46. Qualities, obligations 54, 55. Execution of an unjust sentence 58. Stipend 56, 57.

Appeal: What it is, when, whether licit 14, 86. As regards censures 1096. To a future Council 1164, 1241.

Appetite: What it is 9. Concupiscible, irascible 54. Rational, sensitive 8, 58. Of the ultimate end or happiness 12.

Approbation: Of laws in common and specific form 243. Of confessors 755 ff. Of regulars as regards confessions 782 ff. Of religious institutes 248, 248 bis.

Water: Various servitudes 853. Ownership 1242.

Arbitrators: Who they are 24. Office 25. Rights and obligations 26. Validity of the sentence 25, 27.

Tree: Of a neighboring property 853. Common 1242.

Savings Banks: Whether licit 1111.

Earnest Money: As regards contracts 980, sale 1129, betrothal 943.

Notory Art: What it is 479.

Article of Death: Distinction from danger 766. As regards absolution 766, 773, 799. As regards impediments of marriage 1044.

Artisans: Who they are 94. Obligations 1205, 94. Restitution 94.

Ascetics: Distinction from Moral Theology 1.

Looks: Base looks 774†, 775. Of spouses 1079.

Insurance: What it is 1261. Conditions 1261, 1262. Obligations of the insurer 1263. Life insurance 1241.

Assignment: What it is 1112.

Astrology: Whether licit 475.

Cunning: What it is, what kind of sin 346.

Asylum: Cf. Immunity. Excommunication 1187.

Attention: Internal, external in prayer 455.

Attestations: Parochial 234.

Attrition: Cf. Contrition.

Author: As regards possession 917, 928; ownership 875 ff. One publishing another's book, manuscript, sermons, lectures 879 ff., Appendix XII. In contracts 917, 1137.

Authority: From God 706.

Boldness: What it is, what kind of sin 17, 348.

Avarice: What it is, what kind of sin 323. Its daughters 324.

Avulsion: Acquisition of ownership 903.

B

Banns: Obligation 173, 949, 950. Place 951. Time 952. Dispensation 949, 991, 954, 955. Whether impediments of marriage must be revealed 953.

Baptism: What it is 389. How many kinds 390 ff. Effects 394. Necessity 395. Remote matter 396 ff. Proximate matter 401 ff. Throwing a child into a river 713. Form 412 ff. Minister 419 ff. Rites 431 ff. Little brush in anointings 867. Sponsors 441 ff. Spiritual relationship 450 ff. Subject 460 ff. Baptism of children against the will of parents 464. Repetition of baptism 465 ff. Caesarean operation 469 ff. As regards dissolution of marriage of unbelievers 979, 980. Interdict 1137. Irregularity 1321 ff. Doubtful as regards marriage 145, 148.

Beatitude: Whether it is freely desired 12.

Blessed: Who they are; cult 461, 463.

War: What it is 383, 751. How many kinds 752. Liceity 753. Required conditions 754. What it is licit to do against enemies 755, 756. Whether heretics and infidels can be called to aid 757. Doubt concerning the justice of war 754, 758. As regards clerics 759. Obligations of the prince and commanders 760. Agreements to be observed 761. On feast days 658.

Blessing: What it is, how many kinds 493. Of marriage 976, 1030. Of sacred vestments and utensils 273, 644 ff. Of the baptismal font 434.

Beneficence: What it is 387.

Benefice: What it is 186. How many kinds 187. Erection, division, suppression 186, 215. How acquired 188. Reservation, devolution, prevention 188. Incompatibility 191. Concursus 190, 199 ff. To whom it is to be conferred 191. The more worthy are to be chosen 195 ff. How it is lost 192, 192 bis. Obligations of beneficiaries 193. Habit and tonsure 101. Divine Office 104, 105, 117-122. Application of Masses 194. As regards orders 893. As regards irregularity 1317.

Benevolence: What it is 387.

Bestiality: What it is 823. What kind of sin 823. Congress with a demon 824, 825. Touch with a beast 826.

Bigamy: As regards irregularity 1342.

Blasphemy: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 342, 369, 531, 533-536. As regards reservation 532. Insult against God, imprecation, jeering, mockery, derision 342, 531. Half-words 537. Intention of dishonoring God 538. Against God, against the Saints 539. In jest 540. Cursing creatures 541, 542. The whole world 543. The dead, the devil 544. Name of God, Sacred Name, Sacred Name of God 545, 546. Doubtful expressions 547.

Goods: What they are 866. Various goods 389. Movable, immovable 866, 1065, 1066. Of no one, lost, abandoned, vacant 884 ff. Dotal, paraphernal, common 677. Ecclesiastical 969. Of clerics 504, 870. Goods to be omitted because of scandal 427, 434, 435, 436. To defend goods by arms 731, 732, 734, 735. Acquisition 882 ff. Prescription 921 ff. Communion of goods 1241, 1242. Alienation of ecclesiastical goods 1209. Usurpation 1174, 1175, 1196, 1202. Precept of leaving all one's goods 492.

Goodness: Moral 68, 75.

Breviary: Printing 125. Cf. Canonical Hours.

Bull of the Crusade: Abolished in America 282.

Exchange: What it is, exchange games 1260.

C

Lapse: Of a testament 1034.

The Blind: As regards contracts 952, canonical hours 167, irregularity 1335.

Blindness of Mind: What it is, what kind of sin 326.

Celibacy: Of clerics 97. In the Western and Eastern Church ibid. By what law 98. Whether from vow 98.

Ceremonies: Sacred 377.

Calendar: To be observed in the Office 128, 132.

Chalice: Matter 645. Consecration 645. Execration 642, 646. Gilding 646.

Calumny: What it is, what kind of sin 1486, 1493. To be retracted 1507.

Exchange: What it is 1174. How many kinds 1175. Fictitious 1176. Real 1177. Frankfort exchange 1178. What if someone does not have the office of exchanging 1179. Servant changing money 1180. Exchange of counterfeit money 1181. What can be received by money-changers by reason of a loan 1182. What concerning the Bull of St. Pius V on Exchanges 1183. Forbidden to clerics 182.

Bell: Consecration 643.

Candles: Required for Mass 643, 643 bis, 654.

Canonry: What it is 222.

Canons: Who they are; knowledge, honesty, academic degrees 216. Residence 214. Duty of choir 218 ff. Conventual Mass 225. Assistance to the bishop 226. To be present at chapter 222. Office when the See is vacant 227. Theologian, penitentiary, pastor preparing processes of the Servants of God 220. Sacred ministry, privileges 216.

Privilege of Canon: 260.

Singing: Religious 638.

Capacity: Of contracting 951, 952. Of receiving donations 1008. Of succeeding 1038. Of selling 1138.

Chapter: Council of the Bishop 226. Power of making laws or statutes 182. Of giving dimissorial letters 1229, 1245. When the See is vacant 227.

Chaplains: Of soldiers as regards confessions 780. Of nuns as regards burial 1151. Common and Lauretani 269 bis.

Caramuel: Author of broad probabilism 2.

Prison: Whether it is sometimes licit for private persons to imprison someone 417, 725†. Preventive 10.

Cardinals: Power of making laws 182, 203. As regards censures 1088. Privileges 260 bis. Of the Canon 1168. Office, jurisdiction 203. Suburbicarian 303 and Appendix VI.

Charity: What it is 382. Of God, of neighbor, special precept 383, 387. When it urges 386, 387. Sins 384, 385, 388. To wish for death 378, 391. Order of charity 389 ff. Love of enemies 395 ff. Almsgiving 401 ff. Fraternal correction 409 ff. Scandal 419 ff. Cooperation 437 ff.

Carmelites: Privileges 270.

Chastity: What it is 349, 767. Sins 325, 349†, 767. Reserved vow 619, 620. Vow as regards marriage 990. Religious vow 291 ff.

Catechism: To be handed on 241.

Cases: Reserved 794 ff. Without censure 795. With censure 795. Papal 795. Episcopal 795. Occult 801. Conferences 272.

Cathedraticum: To be paid to the Bishop 203.

Innkeeper: Admitting dances 439. Displaying newspapers 439. Selling wine mixed with water 444. Providing forbidden foods 444. As regards deposited things 1075, 1076.

Cause: To be removed 35, 36, 37. Per se, per accidens 36. Gravely, lightly influencing 37. Its malice 37, 39. Whether it must be explained in confession 39. Evil effects 36. Of pollution 40. Voluntary in cause 34. Contract under cause 981. Donation for a pious cause 1023. As regards marriage 959, 968. Damage 1358 ff. Motive, impulsive 283. Lucrative, onerous 932. Those having a cause 917. Matrimonial causes 1034. Judicial causes 7. Ecclesiastical causes ibid.

Caution: What it is 346.

Censure: Nature 1084. Division 1085. Requisites 1086, 1089. Warning 1087. Who can impose censures 1088, 1089. Bishop outside the Diocese 1090. Subject outside the Diocese 1091. Another's subject 1092. Bishops 261, 1088. Regulars 1093. Ignorance 1094. Fear 1095. Appeal 1096. Doubt 1097. Unjust censure 1098. Whether someone can be bound by several censures 1099. Absolution 1100. Who can absolve from censures 1101. Power of bishops to absolve 264, 1101. Power of regulars 277, 1101. Various circumstances of absolution 1102. Scandal to be repaired, satisfaction to be made to the injured party 1103. Absolution: absolute, conditional, to reincidence 1104. Formula 1105. Excommunication 1106 ff. Suspension 1124 ff. Interdict 1133 ff. Excommunications in force 1163 ff. Suspensions 1220 ff. Interdicts 1241 ff. Irregularity 1325.

Census: What it is 1187. How many kinds 1188. Whether it is counted among immovables 866, 921. More recent laws 1189, 1190. Reservative 1191. Consignative 1192, 1193. Life census 1194. Redeemable 1195, 1197. Irredeemable 1196. Purchase and constitution of revenue 1198, 1199. Conditions required for the liceity of census 1200. Whether life census runs divisibly; extinction 1202.

Certitude: What it is 99. Objective, subjective 98. Moral 99, 112, 133, 134. As regards the honesty of action and the administration of sacraments 100 ff., 113 ff.

Cessation from Divine Services: What it is 1148.

Cession of Goods: Whether it excuses from restitution 1465†. Whether one ceding goods can reserve something for himself 1466. Whether he can restore to some before others 1445, 1446. Whether restitution is to be made to the one ceding goods, or to his creditors 1423.

Character: Of the sacraments 311.

Surgeon: Cf. Physician.

Chloroform: Its licit use 336.

Dances: Whether licit 782. In inns 439. Prohibited to clerics 181.

Choir: Obligation 104, 218, 219, 221 ff. Distributions, fruits of benefice 220. Excusing causes ibid.

Chrism: What it is 475. Sale 520.

Ciborium: Matter 551. Blessing ibid.

Cincture: As regards Mass 651.

Circumspection: What it is 346.

Circumstances: What they are 87. Whether circumstances give species to a human act 88, 89. Whether an act is good if the circumstance is evil 92. Whether circumstances change the work 90. Circumstances: objective, subjective; aggravating, diminishing; changing species, adding species, giving species 89, 91, 706. How many there are 93. How they are to be taken 94. Circumstance of solicitation 425; of custom 707; of sin with diverse persons 708; of vow and marriage 709; of incest 711; of relationship 712; of dignity and office 713; of sacred time 714; of time of sin 715.

Outcry: What it is, what kind of sin 342.

Clandestinity: Impediment of marriage from the Council of Trent 1026, 1049. Benedictine declaration 1026, 1027. For heretics 1028. From the Decree Ne temere. For the whole German Empire 1029. Whether it ceases because of inability to approach the pastor, and what then is to be done 1028 ff. Dispensation 991, 1049.

The Lame: Irregular 1335.

Clauses: In rescripts 286. In dispensations of marriage 1046†. In contracts 967 ff.

Enclosure: Of regulars 294. Departure from the monastery 295. Access to nuns 1189. Power of Bishops concerning the enclosure of nuns 267. Violators 1188, 1189.

Clemency: What it is 349.

Clerics: Positive obligations 95 ff. Negative obligations 174 ff. Whether they are bound by civil laws 196, 197. Holiness of life 95. Spiritual exercises 96. Celibacy 97, 99. Tonsure 100-103. Divine Office 104 ff. Carrying arms 174. Fishing and hunting 175. Games of chance 176, 177, 179. Card games 178. Bullfighting 180. Entrance into inns, dances, comedies, dwelling with women 181. Concubinage 210. Trading 182, 183. Alienation of goods of the Church 184. Arts and offices forbidden 7, 185. Attending universities 185 bis. Directing newspapers ibid. Joining various societies and especially syndicalist ones ibid. Privileges 260. Ownership of property 870. Almsgiving to be made 870 ff. Testament 870. Orders to be received 896 ff., 1221 ff. Obedience owed to the bishop 917. Those of another Diocese living at Rome 1240. Writing newspapers 1309. Exercising an order which they do not have 891. Books against the clerical state 1308.

Inferior Clerics: Divine vocation, knowledge, holiness 246. Those habituated in base sin 247. Taking a wife 918. Those striking clerics 1182.

Coercion: What it is 64. As regards acts of the will 64 ff.

Cocaine: Its licit use 336.

Codicil: What it is 1024.

Cemetery: Blessing 1149. Pollution 642. Those to be buried 1156 ff.

Relatives: Obligations 681. As regards support 682, testament 1044. Cognates and agnates 999.

Legal Relationship: What it is, how many kinds 1011. Between which persons it invalidates marriage 1011, 1013. How it is made, how it ceases 1011. Roman law, recent law 1011.

Natural Relationship: Cf. Consanguinity, Affinity.

Spiritual Relationship: What it is, how many kinds 1009. Between which persons it invalidates marriage 1009. Whether it is contracted by parents baptizing children 1010. As regards adultery 798.

Collation of Goods: What it is 1015. Which donations are exempt from collation 1016. Expenses for dowry, priesthood, doctorate, benefice, studies, exemption from military service, games, paying debts 1017 ff.

Evening Collation: Cf. Fasting.

Collects: In Mass 657 bis.

Colleges: As regards making statutes 182.

Colony: Share-tenancy 1204, 1208.

Commerce: What it is 1139.

Biblical Commission: Its decisions 358.

Forfeiture: What it is 233. Commissory law 1132.

Commingling: What it is 907. Acquisition of ownership 907.

Loan for Use: What it is 1070. Obligations of the borrower 1071. Whether things lent are to be saved from danger before one's own 1073. Obligations of the lender 1074. As regards occult compensation 1474.

Communication: With unbelievers 368, Jews 366, heretics 367, excommunicated persons 1107 ff.

Communion of Goods: Communion of a thing: what it is, obligation 1118, 1121. Communion of goods: what it is, its laws 1241 ff. Communion of inheritance: what it is, obligation 1118, 1122.

Eucharistic Communion: Under both species 558. Under the species of wine 558. Distribution 273, 526 ff. Obligation 558 ff. First communion of children 560, 564. The sick and dying 561 ff. The insane, half-witted, delirious, deprived of the senses, deaf-mute, possessed, epileptic, condemned to death 565 ff. Paschal communion 1562 ff., 558. Excusing causes from paschal communion 222. Those to be ordained 911. Dispositions of soul 568 ff., 1215. Dispositions of body 148, 580 ff. Frequent communion 579. As regards burial 1160. Spiritual communion 604.

Commutation: Of vows 621† ff. Of sacramental penance 744 ff. Of last wills 1067 ff.

Comedies: To compose, represent, attend 439, 779. Actors as regards burial 1160.

Compensation: What it is 966. Occult 1471 ff. Legal 1471. As regards deposit and loan for use 1076, 1474. Whether licit 1471. Required conditions 1473 ff.

Accomplice: Inquiry into the name of the accomplice 1178 ff. Absolution 1173, 1280 ff. Excommunication against one absolving 1173, 1299 ff.

Things to Be Compounded: What they are 1036.

Composition: Of ecclesiastical goods, of uncertain debts 1421, 1460. Amicable 1284.

Compromise: What it is 1284.

Council: Tridentine, where it was not promulgated, whether it binds 169. General, Provincial 181, 243. Power of Councils to make laws 181.

Concubinage: What it is 789.

Concupiscence: What it is 17, 54. Concupiscible, irascible 54. Antecedent, consequent 54. Whether it causes involuntary action 54. Whether it is sin 54. Whether it diminishes sin 55, 56. Whether it totally excuses from sin 57. Various movements of concupiscence 58. To resist them positively, to behave negatively 58, 295, 296, 297, 821.

Concursus: Which benefices are to be conferred by concursus 190, 190 bis. Whether one choosing the less worthy is bound to repair damage 199. Whether the less worthy can compete 200. Obligations of examiners 201, 202.

Condition: In contracts 972, 973. Concerning a base and impossible thing, potestative, resolutive, suspensive, ibid. Various conditions in vows 590. In legacies 1060 ff. In sacraments 345 ff. In absolution 750 ff. In betrothal 925. In marriage 964 ff. Servile 1022.

Condonation: What it is 966.

Hiring: Cf. Lease.

Confessor: Approbation 755 ff. Jurisdiction 765 ff. Of regulars and nuns 782 ff. As regards reserved cases 794 ff. Father 807. Physician 808, 809. Occasionaries, relapsers 809. Doctor 810 ff. Knowledge 130, 811, 812. Prudence 129. Warning of the penitent 813 ff. Manner of acting with scrupulous persons 164. Judge 819 ff. Manner of questioning 291, 827 ff. Defects committed in confession to be corrected 826 ff. As regards restitution to be made 1416, 828, 829. Sacramental seal 831 ff. Whether the circumstance of the confessor is to be declared in confession 713.

Confession: Nature 695. Precept 697. Whether vocal 698, 699. Whether in absence 698, 699. Whether integral 700 ff. Doubtful 147. Various cases of integrity ibid. Causes excusing from integrity 418 ff. As regards pastors 781; bishops 263, 781; cardinals 781; regulars 274, 277 ff., 790; nuns 791 ff.; pilgrims 777; soldiers 780; the dying 772, 773. Annual confession 1553 ff. Causes excusing from annual confession 222. General confession 722 ff. Seal of confession 831 ff.

Confirmation: What it is 473. Effects 474. Matter: imposition of hands, anointing with chrism 475 ff. Form as regards Latins, as regards Greeks 481 ff. Ordinary, extraordinary minister, Greek priests 484 ff. Rites 494. Subject 480. Obligation as regards the minister, as regards the subject 487, 490. What in doubt 491. Required dispositions 492, 493. Required for orders 901. As regards interdict 1138.

Confraternities: In convents of religious women 294.

Confusion: What it is 907, 966. Acquisition of ownership 907. Extinction of obligation 966.

Congregations: Decrees of the Sacred Congregations 178. Manner of proceeding 7. Obedience owed to them 353. Religious congregations 248.

Spouse: Obligations and rights 674-676. Concerning the goods of spouses 677. Dotal, paraphernal, common goods 677. Goods of the husband 677. Contract of the wife 678. Suretyship 679. What if the marriage is invalid 680. Irritation of vow 609-611. Damage to be repaired 683. Adultery, cf. this word. Conjugicide, cf. Crime. Delectation, cf. this word. Contracts 954. Sale 1138. Donation 1008. Entrance into Religion 262. Orders to be received 899.

Consanguinity: What it is; line, degree, multiplicity 997. Rules for computing degrees of consanguinity 998. Consanguineous relatives through the masculine line, feminine line; cognates, agnates 999. Consanguineous relatives in the direct, collateral line 1000, 1001. Impediment of marriage 997 ff.

Conscience: What it is and how many kinds 95-98, 154. Right, erroneous 98, 153. Invincibly, vincibly erroneous 98, 103 ff. Certain; to act according to it, to act against it 99 ff. Probable: what it is and whether a rule of morals 111 ff. Doubtful: what it is and whether a rule of morals 137 ff. Scrupulous: what it is and whether a rule of morals 158 ff. Tender 158. Lax 98. Strict 98. Perplexed 154.

Consecration: What it properly is 493.

Consent: What it is 24, 21. Its distinction from election 21. As regards contracts 939 ff.; religious profession 277; betrothal 919 ff.; marriage 959 ff., 1022, 1048. Restitution to be made by one consenting 1408 ff.

Councillor: Of municipalities, Appendix IV.

Counsel: What it is 25, 22. Against the law 211. Of the lesser evil 428, 429. Counsel as distinct from law and precept 166. Restitution to be made by one counseling 1401 ff., 1431, 1435.

Constitution: Divino afflatu 124. Apostolicae Sedis 1162 ff. Sacramentum Poenitentiae 1251 ff. Officiorum 1301 ff. Romanos Pontifices 272.

Custom: What it is, how many kinds 188, 189. Requisites 190. Law prohibiting custom 191. Abrogating 171. Existence 125. Cessation 171, 191. Circumstance of sinful custom 53, 64, 707. Customary sinners to be absolved 809.

Consumption: What it is, what kind of sin 348.

Contempt: Material, formal contempt of law 208, 318.

Contention: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 383.

Continence: What it is 349.

Contract: What it is 931. How many kinds 932, 933. Transfer of ownership 934. Solemnities 936, 937. Essential conditions 938. Consent 939 ff. Capacity for contracting 951 ff. Object 955 ff. Cause 958 ff. Obligation 963 ff. Cessation of obligation 966. Accidental modifications 967. Oath 968. Various modes of contracts 971. Conditional contract 972, 973. Under a mode 974. For a term 975. Alternative obligation 977. Solidary obligations 978. Divisible, indivisible 979. With penal clause 980. Under cause 981. Under demonstration 981. Restitution 1387 ff. Triple contract 1239 ff.

Contrition: What it is 179. How many kinds 677. Necessity 678. True, real, supernatural, supreme, universal 679. Vocal 680. Preceding confession 681. From, or with, the intention of confession 683. Whether new contrition is always required for confession 684. From fear of hell, of punishments of this life, of Purgatory, from the baseness of sin 686 ff. Attrition with the sacrament in the article of death 691. Perfect justification 693.

Insult: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 305, 342, 1514 ff. Restitution of honor 1517 ff. Against God 331.

Assembly: Of priests 245 bis.

Reviling: What it is 1514 ff.

Cooperation: What it is and how many kinds 212, 445. Insofar as licit 442 ff. Restitution to be made from it 1395 ff.

Intercourse: With a betrothed woman 948, 958. With a wife 1051 ff. With others 787 ff.

Heart of Jesus Christ: Penitent, image 460.

Corporal: Required for Mass, blessed, clean, worked with gold 643 ff.

Moral Bodies: What they are 867. Capacity for ownership ibid. Faculty of alienating 184. Capacity for inheritance 1039. When extinct, to what goods pass 869, 1221.

Crown: What it is, as regards clerics 102. Obligation 100, 101, 103.

Fraternal Correction: What it is 414. Precept 415 ff. When it obliges 417 ff. Whom 418 ff. Order to be observed 421, 922.

Craniotomy: What it is 742. Illiceity 745. Response of the Holy Office, Appendix XI.

Creditor: Privileged, hypothecary, common 1437. Who is to be preferred 1437 ff. Acts done in fraud of creditors 1007.

Cremation: Of bodies, as regards burial 1159.

Crime: As regards betrothal 931. Marriage 1017. Adultery 1018. Homicide 1019. Both together 1020. What as regards unbelievers 1021. Whether ignorance excuses 1021. Whether there can be a multiple impediment 1021. Whether it is dispensed 1021. Crimen criminosum 1199.

Cruelty: What it is 393, 349†.

Cross: In celebration of Mass 647.

Fault: What it is 75. Juridical, theological; grave, light, very slight 1072, 1357. Whether restitution is to be made from juridical fault 1072, 1077, 1328, 1388, 1389, 1393. From only venial sin 1329, 1330. Fault retracted 1361. Penalty 1393.

Cult: What it is 450. Cult of God 450. Unusual titles of cult, Appendix VI.

Disparity of Cult: Impediment of marriage 1016.

Cult of the Saints: Images 1310. Condemned books 1308. Concerning Saints or Blessed without a certain Decree or Indult of the Holy See, Appendix VII.

Curator: Cf. Tutelage.

Roman Curia: New ordering 178 bis.

Curiosity: What it is 349†.

Guards: Who they are 94. Obligations 94. Compensation of damages 1419, 94. Fine 1394, 94.

D

Damage-Causing: What it is 1326, 1357. Restitution to be made 1357. Three required conditions 1358. What is to be restored 1359. Damage not impeding 1360. Good impeded 1367, 1368. One retracting the cause of damage 1361. Damage following per accidens 1362. From evil example 1363. On occasion of an unjust action 1364. From evil intention 1365. From error 1366, 1370. What in doubt 1369. Damage-causing in goods of the soul 1371. Because of unjust homicide 1372 ff. Because of defloration and fornication 1376. Because of adultery 1377. On occasion of military service 1382.

D'Annibale: As regards probabilism 121.

Datary: As regards matrimonial dispensations 1042.

Debtor: One receiving gifts from a debtor 1006 ff. Simulating a donation 1449. Cf. Restitution.

Debt: Uncertain 1421. Conjugal, cf. Marriage.

Decalogue: What is commanded and prohibited by the individual precepts 450. To be learned by memory 361, 363, 367.

Tithes: Obligation 463 c, 1548. Censure 1202.

To Decline from Evil: As regards justice 347.

Decrees: Of the Sacred Congregations 178. Of Councils 181.

Defect: As regards irregularity 1331 ff. Committed in confession 825 ff.

Defense: Of oneself 726 ff. The accused defending himself by force 80.

Defloration: Cf. Stuprum.

Degradation: What it is 1132.

Delectation: What it is 17, 28. Rational, sensible, venereal, morose 291, 292, 293, 769 ff. Its distinction from joy 25, 291. Species 208, 291. Concerning an evil thing 291, 293, 294. Concerning its effect 294. Acting for the sake of delectation 82. As regards betrothed persons and spouses 292, 794, 1083.

Delegation: Whether the delegate can subdelegate 254, 767. Mere execution and ministry 254. Whether delegation expires by the death of the delegator or his removal from office 251, 255, 768.

Delict: What it is 287, 1357. Occult 264. As regards irregularity 1320 ff.

Demerit: Of human acts 75.

Demonstration: As regards contracts 981. As regards marriage 968.

Denunciation: What it is 59. Juridical, evangelical 59. When one must denounce or not 417, 61, 62, 63. Books to be denounced 1303. Ringleaders of sects 1186. Heretics and those suspected of heresy 346. Confessors who solicit 1210, 1252 ff. Impediments of marriage 953. Judgment 8.

Deposition: What it is 1132.

Deposit: What it is 1075. Obligations of the depositary 1078. Obligations of the depositor 1078. As regards occult compensation 1474.

Deputies: As regards making laws 183. As regards laws to be observed 198. As regards excommunication 1175. As regards their election 105, 705. Offices 705.

Derision: What it is 1514 ff.

Desire: What it is 17, 23. Efficacious, inefficacious 17, 291, 292. Species 208, 291. Of an evil thing 291, 292. Under a condition, if it were not evil 293. Evil of neighbor from a good end 389. Invincible ignorance as regards depraved desires 108.

Despair: What it is, what kind of sin 17, 344, 376. Whether it admits smallness of matter 377.

Detraction: What it is, what kind of sin 328, 1486 ff. Of several persons, before several persons, in several matters 304. Excusing circumstances 1494 ff. One hearing detraction 1505. Restitution of reputation 1506 ff. Excusing causes 1510.

Devotion: What it is 451. Necessity ibid., Appendix V.

Diaconate: What it is 875, 876. Major, sacred, hierarchical order 875. Sacrament 885. Defect to be supplied 895. Celibacy 97. Deacon minister of baptism and the Eucharist 419, 526 ff.

Newspapers: Printing, liceity, prohibition 1309. Forbidden to seminary students 210.

Day: As regards contracts 975, testament 1032, marriage 968.

Dismissal: From schools, from a Religious Institute 262, 279, 276 bis.

Pupils: Obligations 700.

Discord: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 383.

Disparity of Cult: What it is, how many kinds, impediment of marriage, impeding, diriment 1016. Dispensation 991, 1016. Assistance of the pastor as regards marriages of mixed religion 1016.

Dispensation: What it is 235. Extension 236. Requisites 237. Doubt concerning necessity 239. Tacit, presumed, interpretative 240. Ad cautelam 244. In the internal forum, external forum 247. Who can dispense and with whom 238, 241 ff., 268. Cessation 248. Validity, invalidity 284. Granted once, denied another time 284. In common form, form of the poor 1038, 1041 ff. Things to be furnished in the execution of dispensations by a delegate 285, 1045. Clauses of dispensations to be observed 286, 1046. Of oath 568, 569. Of vow 1614 ff. As regards Mass and servile works 661. Abstinence and fasting 1577, 1626. Ratified marriage 979. Right of asking the debt 1007. Various impediments of marriage 991, 992, 994, 997, 998, 1002, 1011, 1015, 1016, 1021, 1035 ff., 237. In the root 1050. How to be obtained 1037 ff.

Disputation: With heretics 372.

Distillation: What it is 809. What kind of sin 811.

Enriched: From another's thing 1356.

Divination: What it is 468. How many kinds 469. What kind of sin 471. Various cases of divination 470, 472. Dreams 473. Lots 476. Divining rod 477. Astrology 475.

Division: Among children 1069. Creditors and debtors 979.

Divorce: What it is, how many kinds 981. Liceity, illiceity 978, 483. Children to be educated after divorce has occurred 982. Sentence of divorce 19, 983. Condemned books 1308.

Doctorate: Conditions 700 bis.

Doctors: Authority, opinions 122, 123, 125, 126. Praised 119.

Fraud: What it is, how many kinds 346, 943, 1357. In contracts 943; marriage 962, 1022, 1024; oaths 563; vows 575; religious profession 277; betrothal 921.

Domicile: Requisites for domicile 109. As regards baptism 419, 420; orders 893; marriages 1026.

Ownership: What it is 838. How many kinds 839. Object: one's own life, works, reputation; the life, works, of another person; exterior goods 858 ff. Subject: person, sinner, unbeliever, insane person, infant 867; children of a family, wives 667 ff., 677 ff., 868; Church 864; clerics 870 ff.; authors 875 ff. Various modes of acquiring ownership 882 ff. Occupation 883 ff. Finding 885 ff. Hunting, fishing 894 ff. Accession 900 ff. Production of a thing 901. Union of a thing 902. Alluvion 903. Building, planting, sowing 904. Adjunction 903. Specification 906. Commingling, confusion 907. Usucaption, prescription 908 ff. Contracts 931 ff.

Master: Obligations 693. Practical cases 694. Wages to be paid 696. To dismiss a servant 696. Damages to be repaired 683.

Donation: What it is 994. How many kinds 995, 996. On account of death 997; what it is, as regards it, more recent laws 998, 999. Between the living 1000. Acceptance required 1001 ff., 1011. Capacity of the donor 1005 ff. Capacity of the donee 1040. Quantity of goods which can be donated 1010. Of another's thing 1341, 1342. By regulars 285. To examiners 520, judges 20 ff. Prescriptions of positive law 1011. Force and obligation of donation 1012 ff. Simulated 1011. Inofficious 673. Reduction 1014. Collation 1015 ff. Revocation 1022, 1023.

Dowry: What it is, administration, usufruct, ownership, alienation, restitution, dotal gains 677. Of religious women 274.

Doubt: What it is 137. Positive, negative; speculative, practical; strict, broad 138, 141, 144, 151. Of law, of fact 143, 147. Doubtful opinion 131, 133, 134. Doubtful conscience 137 ff. Doubtful law does not bind 119, 134, 146, 157. Doubt of two incompatible laws in practice 154, 155. Doubt concerning satisfaction of a law 156. In doubt, the condition of the possessor is better 121, 143. One must stand for him for whom the presumption stands 145. A fact is not presumed, but must be demonstrated 147. Every fact is presumed to have been rightly done 147. No one is presumed evil unless proved 149. Favors to be broadened, odious things restricted 150. Particular cases of negative doubt 144, 146, 148, 154, 156. Rash 1480 ff. In faith 347, 1165. Concerning damage-causing 1369, 1427. Concerning restitution 1428, 1469. Concerning a neighbor's crime 1483 ff. Concerning impediment of marriage 1031 ff. Concerning irregularity 1318. Concerning homicide as regards irregularity ibid. Concerning censure 1097. Concerning jurisdiction 770, 771. Concerning an accomplice to be absolved 1294. As regards burial 1161.

Duel: What it is 756. What kind of sin 747 ff. Excommunication 1185. Infamy 1347. Burial 1157. Damage to be repaired 1375. Condemned books 1308.

Dulia: What it is 460. Hyperdulia ibid.

E

Drunkenness: What it is, what kind of sin 332, 333, 449. For repelling disease 334. For avoiding death 333. For a surgical operation 336. For preventing sin 337, 429. For eliciting secrets 338. As regards an insane person 339. As regards evils committed in it 340.

Church: Power of making laws 180 ff. Ownership of jurisdiction, of property 869. Latin, Greek, as regards celibacy 97, 98. Canonical hours 104. Milanese, Toledan, as regards the Office 124. Pollution and reconciliation of a church 639, 641. Execration and restoration to worship 642. Whether it can be converted to profane use 505. Whether it can be sold 508. Privileges 260.

Effect: Imputable to fault 35 ff. Imputable to grave fault 37. When imputable 38.

Departure: From the monastery 295.

Those Cast Out: From Religious Institutes 254, 262, 279, 279 bis.

Election: What it is 23, 26. Its distinction from intention 17. Distinction from consent 21. Distinction from use 23. Free choice of means 12. State 667. Of the unworthy 195. Political elections 446, 705. Obligation of restitution in them 1410.

Almsgiving: To be made by precept; from which goods; in what necessity 401 ff. As regards beneficiaries 870. Of Masses 622 ff., 1238. Religious men and Sisters seeking alms 294.

Emancipation: What it is, when 667.

Emigration: Committee 234. Emigrating priests 245.

Emphyteusis: What it is 1214. Whether admitted in more recent law 1215. Its laws 1216, 1217. Its extinction 1218.

Purchase: Cf. Sale. Of ecclesiastical goods 1202. Of stolen things 1333, 1341. On feast days 657.

Moral Entity: What it is 867.

Epikeia: What it is 179. When it has place 179, Appendix II. Cf. Interpretation.

Episcopate: What it is 876. Order distinct from the presbyterate 878. Consecration of a Bishop 883.

Bishop: Reception of the government of a Church 1117, 1220, 1237, 1246. Power of making laws 181; of dispensing 243, 244, 262 ff., 1248; of absolving 264, 1248. As regards confessions of the faithful 779. Regular confessors and confessors of nuns 782 ff. Reserved cases 795 ff., 1248. Censures 1088, 1090 ff. Orders 892 ff., 1221 ff. Extreme Unction 866. Impediments of marriage 950, 955, 991, 992, 1015, 1044. Burial 1150, 1168. Legacies 1068. Prohibition of books 1301 ff. Principal privileges of the bishop 261 ff. Celibacy 97. Concubinage 1234. Holiness 203. Residence 204 ff., 1244. Visitation of the diocese 209. Governance of clerics 210. Care to be had of doctrine 211. Books 1301. Preaching 212. Mass 213, 238. Pontificalia 1233. Synod 214. Titular bishop 1232. Religious bishop 252. Suburbicarian, Appendix VI.

Letters: Ownership 1546. Secret 1545 ff.

Torture-Rack: In judgments 227 bis, 8.

Workhouse: Penalty 227 bis.

Error: In vow 575; oath 563; contracts 943; contracts under cause, under demonstration 981; marriage 1022; sacraments 317 ff.; jurisdiction 769, 779; censures 1102.

Eubulia: What it is 346.

Eucharist: What it is 495. What is to be believed in it 365. How long Christ is really present 496. How long the species remain whole 497. Whether one sacrament 498. Effects 498, 500. Remote matter 501. Wheat, rye 502. Spelt, spelt-wheat 503. Unleavened, leavened bread 504. Latins, Greeks 505. Leavened bread in case of necessity 506. Artificial wine 501. Wine becoming sour 507. Frozen 508. Quantity of water to be mixed 509. Proximate matter 510. Requisites for valid and licit consecration 510, 511. Hosts offered once the Canon has begun 512. Broken, stained host 513. Doubtful matter 514. Consecrated particles mixed with unconsecrated 315. Ciborium outside the Corporal 516. Closed ciborium 517. Separated drops 518, 519. Consecration of one species without the other 520. Form, what it is 521, 522. Word enim 523. Words Qui pridie, etc. 524. Words Novi et aeterni, etc. 525. Minister of consecration, of distribution 526. Deacon 526, 527. Regulars 528. Obligation of distributing the Eucharist 529. Pastor 529 ff. Requisites for licit distribution 535. Rite, private oratories, the sick 556. When it can be administered 537, 538. Priest suffering infirmity in thumb and index finger 539. Host or Blood falling to the ground 540. Falling on the face, beard, clothing of the communicant 541, 542. Consecrated particles remaining, and there is no tabernacle 543. Fragments of hosts which are found 544. Doubtfully consecrated host 545. Priest vomiting the sacred species 546. Words Accipe viaticum, etc. 547. Sick person indisposed 548. Where and how the Eucharist is to be reserved 549, 550. Public, private exposition; Eucharist uncovered, veiled 273. Consecrated and silver ciborium 551. Lamp 552. Olive oil 553. Ciborium to be renewed 554, 556. Subject, what 557. Obligation of receiving the Eucharist 558, 559. Children 560, 564. Danger of death 561, 562. Sick person suffering from a cough 563. Insane, half-witted, delirious 565. Deaf-mute, possessed, epileptic 566. Condemned to death 567. Dispositions of soul 568. Confession 569 ff., 1215. Affection for venial sins, frequency of Communion 579. Disposition of body, fast 580 ff. When it is lawful to communicate without fasting 592 ff. Fast as regards the sick 597. Viaticum repeated 598, 599. Exterior decorum of the body 600, 601. Pollution 602. Use of marriage 603. Spiritual communion 604. Bishops and Regulars as regards the Eucharist 262, 273. Eucharist as regards interdict 1136, 1140. Cf. Sacrifice of the Mass.

Eunuchs: Who they are, pollution 812.

Eutrapelia: What it is 349†.

Wandering of Mind: What it is, what kind of sin 345.

Eviction: What it is, who and when furnishes it 1131, 1137.

Examination: For confession 757. Orders 894, 903, 1227. Benefices 202.

Examiners: Synodal 202.

Excardination: As regards receiving orders 893.

Excommunication: What it is, how many kinds 1106. Tolerated excommunicated person 1107. One to be avoided 1108, 1199, 1200, 1207, 1226, 1242. Burial 1159. Minor excommunication 1109. Major 1110. Use of sacraments 1110. Suffrages of the Church 1111. Administration of sacraments 1112. Divine offices 1114 ff. Collation of benefice 1116. Forensic communication 1117. Apostolic Rescripts 1116. Reserved in a special manner to the Supreme Pontiff 1478 ff. Reserved to Bishops 1203 ff. Reserved to no one 1207 ff.

Execration: Of a church, altar, sacred vessels 642.

Executor: Of Apostolic Letters, necessary, voluntary 283, 251. Things to be furnished 285. Of matrimonial dispensations 1045. Testamentary executor 1053 ff. Of damage 1431.

Exemption: Of place 200. Of Regulars 272.

Spiritual Exercises: Before receiving orders 1227.

Exorcistate: What it is 875, 876.

Extreme Unction: What it is 861. Effects 862, 863. Remote, proximate matter 864. Form 865. In necessity 869. Minister 866. Rites 867 ff. When death is imminent 658, 869. Subject 871. Obligation 872. As regards interdict 1141. Regulars administering 1197.

Exultation: In adversities 328.

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To Do Good: As regards justice 347.

Fallacy: What it is, what kind of sin 324.

Falsifiers: Who they are 1172†. Excommunication 1172†, 1295.

Reputation: What it is 1480. Ownership of one's own reputation 864, 865. Injury 1386 ff. Restitution 1506 ff.

Household Members: Who they are 692. As regards Mass in a private oratory 644. Of Bishops, of Regulars 274. As regards orders 893, 1232.

Defamatory Writing: What it is 1503.

Servant: Distinction of servants and household servants 692. Obligations 695. Wages 696. Compensation 698, 699. Theft 1305. Cooperating in the sin of the master 446, 447. Not preventing damage 697. As regards Jews 371. Almsgiving 401. Mass and servile works 651, 661. Paschal Communion 1566. Damages to be repaired 683.

Fascination: What it is 479, Addendum.

Feminism: Appendix VIII.

Interest: What it is 1086.

Feast: Feast days 1551. Institution 1550. Observance 639 ff., Appendix V.

Fetus: Ectopic fetuses 745.

Fief: What it is 1219.

Fiction of Law: What it is 206. Its force 206.

Fideicommissum: What it is, how many kinds 1024. Obligation 1033.

Fidelity: Obligation 988.

Suretyship: What it is 1264, 1270. Price 1265. Obligations 1266, 1268. Rights 1269. Who can be a surety 1276. Wife 679.

Faith: What it is, how many kinds 350. Necessity 353 ff. Sins 351, 352. Ignorance 87. Profession 369. Communication with Jews, heretics, unbelievers 370 ff. Liberty 374. As regards prescription 825 ff. Possessor 1331 ff. Connected with justice 347.

Son of a Family: Legitimate, illegitimate; natural, adoptive 663. Infants, impuberes, puberes; minors, adults 664. Obligations 665, 666. Paternal power 667. Ownership, usufruct, administration of goods 667. Gains from one's own labor 666, 668. Gifts 669. Renunciation of usufruct 670. Alms 401. Contracts 953. Collation 1015 ff. Legitimate portion 1038, 1039, 1043, 1045, 1047. Theft 103. Damages to be repaired 683. Marriage 928.

End: What it is, how many kinds 77. Whether there is one end of human action 78. Whether it takes species from the end 71, 72, 79. A double end, good and evil 81. Whether an extrinsic end changes the external work 80, 1294, 1365, 1368. Whether one must always act for the glory of God 75. Whether it is licit to act for pleasure 82.

Form: Of acts 223. In gracious form 283. In commissary form 283. In forma dignum.

Fornication: What it is, what kind of sin 788. Begun, consummated against nature 789. Touches after intercourse 309. Damage to be repaired 1376. As regards betrothal 932.

Fortitude: Its nature, acts, annexed virtues or integral, potential, subjective parts, precept, opposite vices 348.

Brothers: Full brothers, consanguineous, uterine 1001. Succession 1047. Support 682.

Lay Brothers: Postulancy, novitiate, profession 267 bis.

Fraud: What it is, what kind of sin 324, 346. Against the law 207, 221. Reservation 797. Solemnities of marriage 1026.

Fruits: What they are, how many kinds 844. Production of fruits 901. Whose they are 901. To be restored 1337, 1347, 1348.

Fruition: What it is, how many kinds 28, 25. Object 25.

Flight: What it is 17. As regards faith 370. From God 376.

Functions: Episcopal, parochial 203, 213, 226.

Funeral: To conduct 1151. In what church 1153. Funeral fourth 1153 ff. To be present at a civil funeral 370.

Madness: As regards marriage 1022.

Theft: What it is 1289. What kind of sin 1296. Matter absolutely and relatively grave 1297 ff., Appendix XIII. By what circumstances graver matter can respectively be made light 1301 ff. Children of a family 1303. Wives 1304. Servants 1305. Small thefts 1036 ff. Extreme, grave necessity 1310 ff. Cutting wood in a forbidden forest 1315. Eating grapes in another's vineyard 1316. Scraps of tailors 1317. A very dear tiny thing 1318. Restitution to be made 1327 ff., 1343 ff.

G

Joy: What it is 28. Distinction from delectation 25, 291. Species 291. Of an evil thing 291, 292, 293, 294. Evil of neighbor from a good end 389.

Generation: Human 813, 994, 995. From St. Thomas 994. Artificial 1051.

Genet: Head of the probabiliorists 2.

Germans: As regards marriage 1029.

Management: Management of affairs 1118. Obligations of the manager and of the owner 1119.

Glory: What it is 662. Vain glory 322, 488.

Gnome: What it is 346.

Degrees: Academic 700 bis.

Grace: What it is 662. Annexed to justice 447. Given, to be given 251. While the matter is intact 255. Delegated grace to be subdelegated 254. Cessation 255.

Greek Catholics: As regards laws of the Latin and Eastern Church 193.

Gluttony: What it is, what kind of sin 329, 330, 449. Daughters 331. Drunkenness, cf. this word.

H

Habitation: What it is 842. Rights, obligations 842. As regards domicile 199.

Habit: What it is 53. Actions done from habit 53. Habituated persons 247, 809. As regards Clerics 100-103. As regards Religious 273, 296.

Inheritance: Testamentary 1043. Ab intestato 1047. Mass 1014. Lying open 1048. Opening 1050. Acceptance, repudiation 1051. Adition 1118, 1123. Communion 1118, 1122. As regards betrothal 941.

Heir: What he is, how many kinds 1040. Legitimate, necessary, voluntary 1040, 1042, 1047. Rights, obligations 1051, 1052. As regards loan for use 1071, deposit 1076.

Heresy: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 351, 352. To be denounced 351. To be abjured 351. Permission of liberty as regards heretics 369. Suspicion of heresy 351, 1106.

Heretics: As regards ecclesiastical laws 194. Impediments of marriage 970, 984. Clandestine marriages 1026, 1027. To build temples 439. To enter them 365. Communication 370, 372. Jurisdiction 772. Excommunication 1164, 1165. Burial 1159, 1207. Books 1165, 1305. Those suspected of heresy 351, 1106. Abjuration 351, 1164.

Auction: Sale by auction: what it is, whether licit 1159. To withdraw a thing once bidding has begun 1160. To send fictitious bidders 1161. Friends to buy a thing in one's name 1162. To ask them not to bid 1163. Agreement with others that they not bid or not offer more 1164.

Holy Week: Functions 635.

Hierarchy: Of order, of jurisdiction 875. Condemned books 1308.

Spain: Indults, privileges 282.

Homicide: Cf. Killing. Illiceity 708 ff. Damages to be repaired 1372 ff. Censure 1198, 1182. Irregularity 1329, 1345.

Homologation: What it is 686.

Honesty: What it is 75, 349. Cf. Public honesty.

Honor: What it is 662, 1514. To defend with arms 733. Injury 1514. Restitution 1517 ff.

Canonical Hours: Obligation 104-117. Restitution 117-122. Recitation privately, in choir 107-110, 158-160, 163. With a companion 110, 111, 172, 173. Doubt concerning recitation 123. Rite 124-128. Proper of the Diocese 128. Gradual Psalms, Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary, of the Dead 116, 125, 129-131. Order 132-187. Inversion of offices 133; of hours 134-136; of commemorations 137. Pronunciation: vocal, integral, continuous 138-144. To add something 145. Imperfect pronunciation 146. Our Father and Hail Mary before Lauds 147. Time 148. Little Hours 149. Matins and Lauds 150-155. Litanies 154. Vespers in Lent 156. Anticipation, delay 157. Order and time as regards choir 158. Place and posture 159-164. As regards choir 159, 160, 163. Intention and attention 165. One existing in mortal sin 166. Excusing causes: impossibility, charity, dispensation 167. What in doubt 168, 169. One excused from the whole 170, 171. Whether a companion must be used 172, 173.

Horror of the Future Age: What it is, what kind of sin 326.

Humility: What it is 321, 449.

Hyperdulia: What it is 460.

Hypnotism: Whether licit 485. Acts of one hypnotized 48.

Hypocrisy: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 1525.

Hypothec: What it is 1276. How many kinds 1277. Goods subject to hypothec 1278. Rights, obligations of the hypothecary 1279.

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Idolatry: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 467.

Fire: Of hell 368.

Ignorance: Antecedent, concomitant, consequent 48. Of law, of fact, of penalty; vincible, invincible, affected, voluntary per accidens 50, 216. Invincible as regards internal acts, natural precepts, pollution 108-110. Whether it causes the involuntary 48. Whether it renders an act null 49. Whether it is sin 50, 51. Special sin 52. Whether it diminishes sin 51. Whether it excuses from invalidating and penal law 225, 229. From censures and irregularities 1094, 1320. As regards clerical celibacy 99. Affinity 1006.

Mockery: What it is 1514 ff.

Sacred Images: Cult 460, 463. How they are to be painted 463. Which are to be in churches 462. Blessing 467, 463. Obscene 439. Printing 1310.

Immunity: Personal 260. Local 260, 497. Real 260. Of asylum 497, 1187. Violators 1168, 1170, 1182, 1187.

Impatience: What it is, what kind of sin 348.

Impediments: Of the human act 5, 47 ff. Of order 896 ff. Of marriage 984, 993 ff. As regards betrothal 925, 933 ff. Dispensation 1035 ff. Renewal of consent 1023, 1046, 1048, 1049, 1050.

Command: What it is, how many kinds 27, 24. Of the will over the senses, exterior members 64 bis.

Impotence: As regards restitution 1462 ff. Integrity of confession 718. Marriage 994, 995. Approaching the pastor for celebration of marriage 1028 ff.

Imprecation: What it is, what kind of sin 541, 542, 1514 ff.

Reproach: What it is 1514 ff.

Impuberes: As regards betrothal 923 ff. Marriage 994. Censures 1084.

Imputability: What it is 12.

Inadvertence: As regards human acts 50.

Building upon: What it is 904. Acquisition of ownership 904.

Incapacity: Of contracting 951, 952; of receiving donations, of succeeding 1038; of selling 1138.

Inhabitant: Who he is 199.

To Imprison: Someone 719, 725.

Incest: What it is 795, 766. What kind of sin 795. Species 797, 798. What if dispensation was had as regards marriage 799. Loss of the right to ask the debt 1003.

Inconsideration: What it is, what kind of sin 50, 326, 346.

Inconstancy: What it is, what kind of sin 346.

Undue Payment: Payment and repetition 1124 ff.

Indians: Their miserable condition 863.

Indignation: What it is, what kind of sin 327, 342.

Unworthiness: Of succeeding 1038.

Indulgence: What it is 1349. How many kinds 1355. Power of the Church 1350 ff. Conditions to be observed 1352 ff. Application 1353, 1354. Intention 1356. State of grace 1357 ff. Works enjoined 1360. Confession, Communion 1361. Prayers 1362. Visitation of a church 1368. Time 1364. Commutation of works 1365. Jubilee 1366 ff. Privileged altar 1375 ff. As regards Regulars and Nuns 281. Gain from indulgences 1194. Books 1310.

Infamy: Irregularity 1347.

Infants: Who they are 664. To be baptized 463. To be confirmed 489. Communion 560.

Inferior: Obligations toward ecclesiastical, civil superiors 701, 702, 704. Rebellion 706. Regicide 706.

Infidelity: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 346. Communication with unbelievers 368. Permission of liberty as regards unbelievers 369. To put on garments of unbelievers 365. To build their temples 439. To enter them 365.

Unbelievers: Whether they are bound by ecclesiastical laws 193. Whether to be compelled to the faith 369. Communication with them 368. As regards marriage 970, 971, 979, 980, 984.

The Sick: As regards abstinence, fasting 1577, 1616; canonical hours 167; Communion 592 ff. Sisters furnishing assistance to the sick 294.

Ingratitude: As regards promise and donation 992, 1022.

Inhabilitated Persons: As regards contracts 952, 953.

Enmity: What it is, what kind of sin 327. Love of enemies 395 ff. Common and special signs of friendship to be furnished to them 396, 397, 398. Pardon of offense 398. Vengeance 398.

Injury: What it is 1287, 1366, 1370. Object 1288. Species 1288, 1289. What if someone consents 1290 ff. Whether an internal act can generate injury in an external act 80, 1294, 1365, 1368. What kind of sin it is 1295. To be repaired 1319.

Injustice: What it is, what kind of sin 1286. Reparation of injustice 1319.

Unnatural: What it is 65.

Innocent Person: Killing 736 ff.

Innocent XI: Condemned lax probabilism 2. By no means condemned probabilism 119.

Disobedience: What it is, what kind of sin 322.

Unquiet of Heart: What it is, what kind of sin 324.

Inquisition: In judgments 8.

Insensibility: What it is, what kind of sin 348, 349.

Institutes: Religious institutes of solemn and simple vows 248. Privileges 270, 272. Administration of goods 272.

Philippine Islands: Privileges 282.

Integrity: Virginal 790. Of confession 700 ff.

Intention: What it is 20. Of several persons 21. Impossibility 9, 10. Of incompossible things 21, 22, 344. Whether intention of the end changes the work 80. Of the sacraments 339 ff., 381 ff. Of Masses 19. Of marriage 9, 19.

Interdict: As regards contracts 952, 953. As regards censures 1133 ff. How many kinds 1146. Violation 1147. Bishop as regards interdict 261. From entrance into a church 1145. Cessation from divine services 1148. Reserved, non-reserved interdicts 1241 ff.

Interest: In a loan 1095. Because of emerging damage, ceasing gain 1096 ff. Because of danger to the principal 1100 ff. Conventional penalty 1102. Legal, conventional 1103 ff.

Interpreter: As regards confession 699, 838. Solicitation 1252.

Interpretation: Of law 150, 157, 174. How many kinds 174. Rules 175. Promulgation 176. Extension of law 177. Decrees of the Sacred Congregations 178. Epikeia 179. Of privileges 256, 446. Of vows 592 ff. Of contracts 963 ff.

Interstices: As regards orders 904.

Timidity: What it is, what kind of sin 348.

Intruders: Who they are 388. Request for sacraments 388. Excommunication 1177.

Inventory: Benefices 1501. What if omitted 1055.

Finding: What it is 885. Things found 885. Ownership 886 ff.

Envy: What it is, what kind of sin 327, 383. Daughters of envy 328.

Involuntary: What it is 48, 65. Simply, in a certain respect; contrarily, privatively 48, 59, 60, 65, 66. As regards clerical celibacy 99.

Anger: What it is, what kind of sin 17, 341. Its daughters 342.

Irony: What it is, what kind of sin 1525.

Irregularity: What it is 1314 ff. How many kinds 1316. Cessation 1319. From delict 1320. From baptism 1321 ff. From order 1323 ff. From violated censure 1325 ff. From mutilation 1327. From homicide 1329. From defect 1331. Of birth 1332. Of liberty 1333. Of body 1334 ff. Of age 1338. Of mind 1339 ff. Of knowledge 1340. Of faith 1321, 1345. Of reputation 1347. Power of bishops to dispense 264, 1319, 1323, 1329, 1337, 1344, 1346, 1348. Power of Regulars 278, 1319, 1337, 1346, 1348.

Irreligiosity: What it is 464, 486.

Mocking: What it is 1514 ff. What kind of sin 1516.

Irritation: Of oath 568. Of vow 599 ff.

Irrumation: What it is 829.

Journey: Approbation of confessors 766. Confession of Regulars.

Boasting: What it is, what kind of sin 208, 322, 1525.

Fasting: Ecclesiastical 1573 bis. Law of fasting, Appendix XIV, 1578, 1579. One meal 1580 ff. Morning morsel 1585. Evening collation 1592 ff. Abstinence from flesh and from dairy products 1601 ff. Mixed use 1607. Hour of refection 1609 ff. Causes excusing from fasting 222, 1615, 1615 ff. Dispensation, commutation 1626. Natural 580 ff.

St. John: Three bearing witness in heaven 368†.

Jubilee: What it is 1366. How many kinds 1367. Requisites 1368. Confession, Communion 1369. Visitation of a church 1370. Fasting 1371. Almsgiving 1372. Commutation of works 1373. Faculties of confessors 1374.

Jews: Communication 371.

Judge: Who he is 1. Knowledge, prudence, integrity 2 ff. To judge causes and expedite them quickly 5. Lawful judgment 5 ff. Right process 8 ff. As regards ecclesiastics 7. Compelling the accused to confession of crime 7. Just sentence 13 ff. Gifts 20, 21. Price of labor 22, 23. Synodal judges 202.

Judgment: Rash judgment 1480 ff. As regards oath 553 ff. As regards the judge 5 ff. Various judgments 1. Degrees of judgments 14 bis.

Oath: What it is 548. How many kinds 549. Requisites 550. Various cases 551, 559. Liceity 552, 553. Truth 553, 556, 557. Judgment 553 ff. Justice 553, 554, 559. Promissory 558 ff. Added to contracts 968. From error or fraud 563. From fear 564. Whether always to be fulfilled 565. Cessation from within 566. Change of the thing 567. Cessation from without 568. Irritation, dispensation, commutation 568, 569. Bishops and Regulars as regards dispensation 269, 280. Who are bound to take it 369, 550, 558.

Stole Fees: What they are 512. Ruthenians ibid.

Jurors: Who they are 28. Obligations 29. Vote from private knowledge 30. Sentence against an ecclesiastical person 31.

Jurisdiction: What it is 833, 837, 765. Ordinary, delegated 765. To whom it belongs 766. In another diocese 774. Delegated jurisdiction to be subdelegated 254, 767. Territorial, personal 7. Whether it expires by death of the delegator or his removal from office 255, 768. Whether the Church supplies in case of doubt 117; of error 769, 779. Doubtful 770. Probable 771. In the article of death 766, 772, 773. As regards those sailing 766. As regards regulars and nuns 782 ff. Those impeding 1169.

Law: Common, Roman, Canon, Recent 180 bis, 184. Usual citations vol. 1, p. 2. Distinction of Moral Theology and Canon Law 1. Of nations 180.

Right: What it is, how many kinds 833. Natural, positive 16. Private, public, of nations 180. To a thing, in a thing 883. High, low, of property 833, 834. Right of accretion 1049. As regards compensation 1477, 1478. Patronage 189. Harmful to another 834. Sale 1139, 1146. Ignorance and error concerning natural right 109.

Justice: Nature 347, 708, 833, 834. Integral, subjective, potential parts 347. How many kinds 835. Commutative, distributive, legal, vindicative 835 ff. Precepts of the Decalogue pertaining to justice 708, 832. Injustice 835, 1286. Reparation of injustice 1319 ff.

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Cinematographs: Representations in churches 497.

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Injury: In contracts 950. Sale 1132 ff. Legitimate portion 1014.

Laparotomy: Whether licit 745.

Latria: What it is 460.

Praise: What it is 75, 662.

Praise of God: What it is, how many kinds 638.

Laxism: What it is 112. Condemned 112, 114.

Lectorate: What it is 875, 876. In the Greek Church 875.

Legacy: What it is 1024. Under condition 1032, 1057. Under mode 1057. For a day 1057. Who can bequeath and to whom 1058. What things can be bequeathed 1059. Left to a creditor 1060; to orphans 1061; to girls marrying 1062, 1063, 1064. Annual, monthly 1059. Of an impossible thing 1059; of support, food 1059; of immovable, movable goods 1065, 1066. Commutation 1067, 1068.

Legitimate Portion: What it is 1041. To whom it is owed 1042. How much 1043.

Law: What it is 166. Real, local, personal 171. As regards the state of persons 171, 199. Promulgation, as regards pontifical, diocesan, civil laws 119, 166, 167, 168, 169. Acceptance 170. Possibility, cessation, interpretation 157, 271 ff. It affects territory 171, 157. Doubtful 119, 144, 154, 155, 157. Obscure 157. Ambiguous ibid. Invincible ignorance of natural law 109. Extension from case to case 177. Singular law 249. Invalidating 223. Inhabilitating 177, 210, 223-225. Constitutive of right 226. Denying action in the external forum 226. Penal 177, 227 ff. Conventional penalty in contracts 231, 980; loan 1102. Prohibiting hunting and fishing 899. Of taxes 232. Their defrauding 233, 234. Author of law; eternal, natural, divine, canon, civil law 180, 184, 242. Who in the Church and in civil society can make laws 181 ff. Custom 188 ff. Supreme Pontiff 181, 184. Tyrant 185, 186, 187. Subject of law: legislator, unbelievers, heretics, clerics, pilgrims, children 192 ff. Obligation of law, force and extension; knowledge and observance 202 ff. Observance as to substance and as to mode, Appendix III. Commission, omission 208, 706. Occasion, cooperation, as regards violation of law 209, 211, 212, 318. Satisfaction of law, its various circumstances 213 ff. Doubt concerning satisfaction of law 156. Contempt of law 51, 62, 208, 318. Cessation of obligation because of exempting and impeding causes; dispensation, privilege 216 ff. Ignorance, fear, impotence 216 ff. Time of obligation 203, 219. Voluntary placing of exempting and impeding causes 220 ff.

Eternal Law: Imperfect participation in the human mind 109.

Natural Law: Nature, immutability 180, 180 bis.

Libellus: What it is 1250.

Liberalism: Insofar as condemned 183.

Liberality: What it is 323. Annexed to justice 347.

Liberty: Appendix I.

Free: What it is 8, 11. Difference from voluntary and spontaneous 8. Liberty of exercise, of specification, of contrariety 11. Physical, moral 11. In human acts 12. In temptations 13. Whence it is 12.

Books: Prohibition 1301, 1302. To be denounced 1303. Of Sacred Scripture 1211, 1304. Of heretics 1305. Liturgical and prayer books 638, 125, 1306. Obscene 778, 1308. Concerning certain special subjects 1308. Concerning newspapers 1309. Concerning images and indulgences 1310. Faculty for one reading 1311. Approbation 1312 ff. Prohibited reading, even if danger is absent 173. To compose, print, sell, restore evil books 444, 448, 449, 1302. Excommunication 1165, 1211, 1303.

Bond: Impediment of marriage 996.

Litanies: On the feast day of St. Mark and in the three days of Rogations 131. On the previous evening 154. New litanies 1306.

Lawsuit: What it is 347.

Letters: Those falsifying Apostolic Letters 1072. Those using false letters 1205. Dimissorial, testimonial letters 893. Required for orders 893, 902, 903. Bills of exchange 1175.

Liturgy: Books to be printed 1306.

Lease-Hire: What it is 1203. Whether it is dissolved if the leased thing perishes, if meanwhile the lessor or lessee dies 1204. Who can lease and hire 125. What can be leased and hired 1206. Obligations of the lessor 1207. Obligations of the lessee 1208. Damages to be compensated if the leased thing perishes 1209, 1210. Rent to be remitted or diminished in case of sterility or other misfortune 1211-1213.

Lottery: What it is 1256. Whether licit 1257. Conditions 1258.

Game: What it is 1246. Whether licit and valid 1247. What if someone stakes stolen money 1248. If he stakes a large sum of money 1252. If he plays with a son of a family 1249. If he is much more skilled 1250. What concerning a prohibited game 1251. Concerning fraud, fear, coercion, importunity employed 1253 ff. Lottery 1256 ff. Stock-exchange games 1260.

Light: Electric 549 bis, 553.

Lust: What it is, what kind of sin 325, 440, 762 ff. Smallness of matter 37, 765. Directly, indirectly voluntary 40, 765, 766. Interior, exterior 773. Sensible, venereal delectation 769 ff. Daughters of lust 326. Chastity, virginity 767, 768. Incomplete, consummated acts 773, 787. Species 783. Circumstances 784 ff., 796. Looks 432, 433, 774. Speech 776 ff. Touches 780 ff., 796, 826. Consummated sins according to nature, against nature 787. Fornication 788 ff. Stuprum 790 ff. Abduction 792. Adultery 793 ff. Incest 795 ff. Sacrilege 800 ff. Pollution 809 ff. Bestiality 823 ff. Sodomy 827 ff.

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Magic: What it is, what kind of sin 479, 483.

Teacher: Obligations 700. Damages to be repaired 683.

Magistrate: Not fulfilling his office 1296. Not observing distributive justice 1323.

Magnanimity: What it is 348†. Opposite vices 348†.

Magnetism: Whether licit 485.

Magnificence: What it is 348. Opposite vices 348.

Adult: Who he is 664. Rights 664, 667.

Curse: What it is, what kind of sin 342. Whether sometimes licit and has effect 542 bis. Of God 531. Of creatures, the world, the dead, the demon 541 ff., 1514 ff.

Evildoer: To kill, mutilate, beat, imprison 719 ff.

Malefice: What it is, what kind of sin 479. What is licit for removing it 484.

Malice: What it is, what kind of sin 75, 344. Its gravity in sins 311.

Mandate: Contract, what it is 1112. Who can be mandator and mandatary 1113. Obligations of the mandatary 1114. Obligations of the mandator 1115. Cessation 1116. Restitution to be made by one mandating 1395 ff., 1431.

Meekness: What it is 349.

Map: Required for Mass 649. Blessing 650.

Sea: Object of ownership 866.

Husband: Rights and obligations 675 ff., 868.

Martyrdom: Required dispositions and effects 392. To offer oneself, precept 492. Causes of martyrs 461.

Matter: Of the sacraments 314 ff. Of baptism 396 ff. Of confirmation 475 ff., Appendix X. Of the Eucharist 501 ff. Of Penance 665 ff. Of Extreme Unction 864 ff. Of Order 881 ff. Of Marriage 969.

Marriage: What it is 956. Liceity 957. Division 938. Contract 959 ff. With an unworthy person 212, 372 ff. Under condition 964 ff. With an impediment 9, 19, 955, 1031 ff., 1143. After betrothal 935. By procurator 913. Without parents' consent 928. Civil marriage 971 ff., 223, 680, 973. Sacrament 969. Three goods 959, 966. State of grace 974, 975. Blessing 976, 1235. Before a heretical minister 370. Proof 976. Unity 977. Firmness 978 ff. Divorce 981-983. Impeding impediments 984 ff. Diriment 993 ff. Doubtful impediments 1031 ff. Dispensation from impediments 1035. Doubtful marriage 148. With a doubtful or reputed impediment 1031 ff. Revalidation of marriage 1047. Dispensation in the root 1050. Matrimonial causes, process 1534. Use of marriage 1032, 1051 ff. Artificial generation 1052. Onanism 1063, 1067. Position 1562, 1073. Time 1074 ff. Touches and looks 1079 ff. Morose delectation concerning intercourse had or to be had 1083. Irregularity from bigamy 1342 ff. Decree Ne temere, Appendix XVII. Marital and perfect intercourse, Appendix XVIII. Consummation of marriage, Appendix XIX. Affinity, Appendix XX. Marriage of old persons, Appendix XXI. Intercourse with a pregnant woman, Appendix XXII.

Physician: Obligations 79-93. As regards Jews 366. The poor 408. Probable medicine 117. Doubt 89. In time of plague 90. As regards the soul of the sick person 91, 92. Stipend 89, 93.

Medina: Blessed, author of probabilism 2.

Mean: Of reason, of the thing 346, 347.

Memoriale: Of the rites of Benedict XIII 635.

Lie: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 1523 ff. In confession 716.

Merchants: Who they are 94. As regards loan 1104, 1108; sale-purchase 1149 ff. Restitution 94. Cooperation 439. Prohibition of markets on feast days 657.

Wages: What they are 1203. Just wages as regards workers 1206.

Prostitutes: To be permitted 444. House to be leased 444. Scandal 447. Price accepted 960. Service 447. Burial 1160.

Prostitution: What it is 789.

Merit: Of human acts 75.

Method: Positive, casuistic, scholastic 4.

Fear: What it is, how many kinds 17, 59, 60. To act with fear, from fear 59, 60. As regards the voluntary 59; fault 62; precept 63, 216; invalidating law 225; affinity 1005; contracts 944 ff.; oaths 564; vows 576; clerical celibacy 99; Divine Office 106; betrothal 922; marriage 1023, 1213; entrance into Religion 1214; censures 1095, 1102.

Soldier: Those enlisted 1386. Deserters 1384, 1385. Those despoiling enemies and comrades, causing damage in war 884, 1382, 1383. Those apprehending criminals 726. Paschal Communion 1569. Confession 780. As regards the clerical state 174. Sacrament of order 913. Religious state 277.

Minister: Of the sacraments, who 337. Attention 338. Intention 539 ff. Probity 349 ff. Obligation 360 ff. Sacraments to be denied to the unworthy 365 ff. Their simulation 375. Rites 377 ff. A non-Catholic to be called 444. One serving Mass 653.

Minor: Who he is 664. Testaments 1037. Contracts 667, 952, 953. Loan 1085. Marriage 667.

Mercy: What it is, its acts 387, 388. Corporal works 396. Spiritual works 418.

Mass to Be Heard: On what day 639. By whom 639. Whether entire 640 ff. In what place 644. Whether in a private oratory 644. With what presence 645, 646. With what attention 647 ff. Excusing causes 222, 655, 651.

Conventual Mass: As regards canons, rite 225.

Requiem Mass: Efficacy, prayers, when it can be read 612, 657.

Sacrifice of the Mass: What kind 605, 606. Its parts 608. Defects occurring 329 ff., 609. Its power, whether infallibly efficacious 606, 607. For whom it can be offered 610. Fruits 611, 612, 613. Application 614 ff. Applied for several 19. Division of fruits 621. Obligation of applying Mass 622, 627. Stipend 623 ff. Priests of the Society 632 ff. Collection of alms for Masses 627, 1195. Traffic in Masses 520, 627, 1238. Decree Ut debita, Appendix XI. Transmission 627 bis. Decree Recenti, Appendix XII. Various adjuncts of Mass 635 ff. Hour 273, 635 ff. More than once in a day 638. Place 273, 639-640. Before the Most Holy Sacrament 647. In another's church 648, 657. In semi-public oratories 640. At sea 639. Interruption 658. Variation 657. Vestments 643 ff. Rite 656 ff. Conventual, of the feria, of Sunday. Votive, of Requiem 657 bis. Power of the bishop to dispense as regards place, as regards hour 262. Privileges of bishops 262. Privileges of Regulars 273. Songs in the vernacular tongue 657 ter. Prayers at the end of Mass, thanksgiving, Passion, Gospel, Blessing, holy water, assisting priest 657 bis. Various notes, Appendix XIII.

Missal: Required for Mass 648, 657. Printing 125.

Missionaries: Trading 1218. As regards Chinese and Malabar rites 1219. Of Eastern rites 1239. Apostolic 699 bis. Religious 272.

Modernism: Against faith 368. Collection of heresies 361 bis. To be warded off by Bishops 211.

Modesty: What it is 349. Of morals ibid. Of worship ibid.

Mode: In contracts 971. Contract under mode 974. As regards marriage 968.

Mohatra: What it is, whether licit 1158.

Mollities: What it is, what kind of sin 348, 809.

Monastery: Erection 272.

Nuns: As regards the Divine Office 107, 116. Privileges 270. Burial 279. Enclosure 267, 1188, 1189. Confessions 791 ff. Reserved cases 735. Indulgences 282. Marriage 1203.

Warning: What it is 423. When to be made 423, 813 ff. To be made by a confessor 813 ff., 828, 829. In causes of clerics 8. As regards censures 1087.

Monopoly: What it is, whether licit 1165. Conspiracy for selling goods at the highest price 1166. Merchants buying all goods 1167. Unjust price constituted by monopoly 1168.

Monster: As regards baptism 461.

Montes Pietatis: What they are 1094. Whether usurious 1094.

Delay: Restitution and compensation of damages from delay 1196, 1390.

Morality: What it is 67. Generically, specifically 68, 69. Whence it is taken 67, 69, 70, 75, 76. Whether universal 70, 74. Interior, exterior moral acts 71, 72. Act at once good and evil 73. Indifferent acts 74.

The Dying: Absolution 753-754, 773. Viaticum 558 ff.

Morphine: Its licit use 336.

Death: Apparent 754 ter. Acceleration 713. Procurement 712, 717. Those dying together 1050.

Movement: Of concupiscence 58.

Woman: Offering herself to be looked at 437. Adorning herself 538, 444. Accepting gifts from a lover 444. Serving Mass 643, 653.

Music: Sacred 638.

Mutilation: Of oneself, of others 714. Irregularity 1327 ff., 1335.

Mute Person: As regards sacraments 385. Contracts 952. Testaments 1026. Restitution 1415 ff.

Loan: What it is 1080. Precept as regards the poor 1081. To ask a loan from a usurer 437. Obligations of the borrower 1082. Obligations of the lender 1083. What if meanwhile the thing loaned increases or decreases 1084. Loan furnished to the Church, to a minor 1085. Usury 1086 ff. Just interest 1095 ff.

Mysteries: Necessarily to be believed 354 ff.

Mystics: Distinction from Moral Theology 1.

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Birth: What it is 901. Acquisition of ownership 901. Whose the generated animal is 901.

Natural: What it is 8, 65. Unnatural 65.

Necessity: Extreme, grave, common 389, 1510 ff. Various obligations in it 390, 402 ff.

Negligence: What it is, what kind of sin 346.

Trading: What it is 1184. How many kinds 1185. Whether licit 1186. Forbidden to clerics 182. To missionaries 1218. On feast days 657.

Name: Of Jesus Christ, to be adored 460.

One Not Manifesting: Who he is 1455. When he makes restitution 1415, 1418, 1419.

One Not Hindering: Who he is 1415. When he makes restitution 1415 ff.

Notary: Who he is 46. Qualities, obligations 47, 48. Not recording the true price of a thing 49. Honorarium 50. Drawing up instruments on a feast day 51.

Notorious: What it is, how many kinds 1501, 1503.

Novation: What it is 966†.

Novice: As regards laws and precepts 182; confession and reservation 275; orders 894; disposition of his goods 274. Novitiate 261 ff. Those not to be admitted ibid.

New Testament: Laws 180.

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Hardness of Heart: What it is, what kind of sin 324.

Obedience: What it is 662. Annexed to justice 347. To civil princes 706. Tyranny 185 ff. Rebellion 706. Regicide 706. In doubt presumption stands for the Superior 146. Religious vow 297 ff.

Object: What it is 83, 84. Whether a human act is specified from its object 71, 72, 84. Good object, evil end 85. Evil object, good end 86. Of contracts 755 ff.

Oblation: Nature and obligation 463 b.

Obligation: What it is 202. Of law 202 ff. Of contracts 913 ff. In doing, not doing, giving 963. For a term, for a day 975. Alternative 976. In solidum 978. Divisible, indivisible 979. Economic obligations to be undertaken by religious families 286.

Forgetfulness: As regards human acts 50.

Observance: What it is 662. Annexed to justice 347. Vain observance 478 ff. Of feasts 639 ff.

Occasion: What it is, how many kinds, whether sin 209, 318, 809. Of transgressing a law 209. To permit, to place 337, 435, 436. Occasionaries 809.

Killing: Of oneself 710 ff. Of the accused 719 ff. Of an unjust aggressor 726 ff. Of an innocent person 736 ff. Of a tyrant king 706. Of false accusers, witnesses, judge 80.

Occult: Delict 264, 1046.

Occupation: What it is 883. Acquisition of ownership 783. A thing of no one 885, 886. Abandoned goods 887. Vacant goods 887. Treasure 889. Lost things 890.

Hatred: Of neighbor, what it is, what kind of sin 17, 327, 328, 387, 388, 399. Of enemies 305 ff. Of enmity, of abomination 389, 399. Of God, what it is, what kind of sin 327, 376, 384, 389. Whether it admits smallness of matter 377.

Offense: What it is, what kind of sin 398, 1287. Pardon to be sought and granted; satisfaction to be given 398, 400.

Offices: Civil, political 707 bis. Whether the more worthy are to be chosen 707. Unjust distributor of offices 1323. Fault in their execution, juridical 1389. Divine offices 1113 ff., 1135, 1143. Those receiving by name excommunicated persons in offices 1200.

Holy Office: Those injuring its ministers, seizing writings 1208. Causes 272.

Divine Office: Cf. Canonical Hours. Office of the Blessed Virgin Mary 116, 125, 129, 130. Of the Dead 129, 130, 131. On the evening before the Commemoration of all the faithful departed 154. Reform, Appendix II. Ordering, Appendices III, IV, V.

Omission: Of a greater good 74. As regards justice 347.

Onanism: What it is, what kind of sin 1066 ff., Appendix XXIII.

Works, Work: Lease 1204 ff.

Workers: Obligations, cessation from labor 444, 94.

Servile Works: Which they are 652. Prohibition 652. Various practical cases 653. Grave matter 654 ff. Market 657. Forensic works 958 ff. Excusing causes 661.

Opinion: Rash 1480. What kind of sin 1483. Probable 112 ff. In administration of the sacraments 348. In the sacrament of Penance 771. Common 122, 123.

Opium: Laws prohibiting 228.

Disgrace: What it is 1514 ff.

Option: What it is 188.

Prayer: What it is, how many kinds: private, public 452. Conditions 455, 458. Precept 453. When it urges 454. Whom we can pray to 456. For whom 457. What is to be sought 458. Fruits 458. Of the just person, of the sinner; for oneself, for others 458. The Lord's Prayer 366 ff.

Oratory: In which Oratories Bishops can give permission of celebrating 640. Mass in a private oratory 262, 644, 639. Sacraments to be administered 536. Semi-public oratories, in a private house, on a ship 644, 640. Private oratories of Regulars 273. Blessing of a private oratory 503. Pollution 641.

Equestrian Orders: Privileges 282.

Order: What it is 873. Effects 874. Celibacy 97. What orders are 875. What the individual orders are 876-878. Their institution 875. What First Tonsure is 879. Whether all orders are sacraments 880, Appendix XIV. Matter 881, 883, 885, 889. Form 882, Appendix XV. Physical contact with the instruments 884, 886, 887, 888. Defects to be supplied 883, 890. One lacking order exercising acts of order 891. Minister 892. Proper bishop 893. What concerning Regulars 275, 894, 903, 907, 912, 914. Bishop conferring orders outside the diocese 895. Dispensation in interstices 265, 275, 404. Subject, requisites for valid and licit ordination 99, 896 ff., 1221 ff. As regards marriage 990, 991, 1015. Betrothal 936. Irregularity 1423 ff. Interdict 1142. Prescribed prayers 915. Prescribed Masses 916.

Easterners: Collectors of money 209. To be admitted into religious families 262.

Kisses: Whether licit 782. Between betrothed persons 946, 947.

Ostentation: What it is 322.

Ostiariate: What it is 875, 876.

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Pagans: Communication 373.

Pall: Required for Mass, blessing 644.

Pallium: Archbishop 213.

Flatterer: Who he is 1411. When he makes restitution 1411.

Pope: Primacy, power of making laws 181; of abrogating, correcting civil laws 184; power of dispensing 242 ff.; of commuting legacies 1067. Those impeding acts 1171. Falsifiers of letters 1172†, 1205. Temporal dominion 1175-1196. Election 1247. Appendix, Constitution Vacante Sede. Rights as regards prescription 921. Divination concerning life or death 475. Simoniacal election 521.

Parents: Obligations 671. Rights over the persons and goods of children 667, 724, 225. Disinheritance of children 672, 1046. Legitimate portion to be left to children 673. Division to be made among children 1069. Betrothal and marriage of children 928, 940. Damages to be repaired 683.

Pastor: Who he is 228. Power of making laws 182; of dispensing 245; from banns 954; of hearing confessions 774 ff. Whether he can choose a confessor for himself 781. To reserve cases 795. To impose censures 1088. Pastor entering Religion 365. Obligations 228 ff. Residence 228, 229, 230. Absence 230, 231, 232, 233. Habitation 230. Visitation of the poor, care of the sick 234. Correction, warning 235. Prayer, Mass 236, 622 ff., 638. Mass for the people 237, 238. Preaching 239, 240. Catechism 241, 560 bis. Administration of sacraments 242. Assistance at marriages 1016, 1026, 1235. With an impediment standing 955.

Participant: Who he is 1413. When he makes restitution 1413.

Parvificence: What it is, what kind of sin 348.

Passion: What it is 55. Whether it diminishes sin 55, 56. Whether it excuses from sin 57.

Paten: Matter, consecration 645.

Patience: What it is 348. Opposite vices 348.

Paternal Power: What it is 637.

Sponsor: In baptism 441 ff. Who 442 ff. Conditions 450 ff. Obligations 449. Relationship 449 ff. In confirmation 494.

Patronage: What it is, acquisition, obligations, rights 189.

The Poor: As regards matrimonial dispensations 1041, 1042, 1043.

Poverty: Religious vow 280 ff.

Sinners: Public sinners as regards burial 1160. Obstinate dying persons 754 bis.

Sin: What it is 75, 287. Requisites 54, 58, 288, 289. In internal act, external act 290 ff. Mortal, venial 311, 312, 313, 316. Imperfect advertence 314. One deliberating about consent 315. One wishing to avoid only venial sins 319. Whether venial becomes mortal 317, 318. From malice 53. Against the Holy Spirit 101. Capital sins, cf. Capital Vices. Species 289, 298 ff. Multiple species 299. Against conscience 101, 107. From doubtful, erroneous conscience 152, 153. From ignorance 51, 52, 302. In cause 37, 39, 302. Number 94, 303 ff. Several objects of one act 404. Interruption of acts 307. Means employed for sin 310. From what kind of sin the obligation of restitution arises 1328 ff., 1389, 1390, 1508.

Peculatus: What it is 1289.

Peculium: Of religious 288.

Little Brush: In baptism and Extreme Unction 867.

Pension: What it is 186. Imposition, diminution 186. Loss 187. How many kinds 187. Obligations of pensioners 193.

Pilgrims: Who they are 199. Whether they are bound by the laws of places 199, 200, 201. Whether they enjoy the privileges of places 253. By whom they can be dispensed 241. To be absolved from sins, from censures 777, 797. Baptism 422. Paschal Communion 1566. Burial 1150. Reserved vow of the threefold pilgrimage 619†, 620.

Danger: What it is, how many kinds 209. Proximate danger of sinning 318. To expose oneself to probable danger of sinning 209, 318, 319.

Perjury: What it is, what kind of sin 324.

Permission: What it is 37. Permitted, willed 37, 58.

Exchange: What it is, what properties 1173.

Perseverance: What it is 322, 348. Opposite vices 348.

Person: In justice 836. In contracts 951 ff. Moral person 867, 1221.

Pertinacity: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 448.

Petulance: What it is 349†.

Pharmacists: Obligations 89. Doubtful medicine 89.

Moral Philosophy: Distinction from Moral Theology 1.

Pictures: Of obscene things 439. Looking at them 275. To paint on a feast day 652.

Piety: What it is 662. Annexed to justice 447. Precept of the Decalogue 708.

Pledge: What it is 1271. Rights of the creditor 1272. Obligations 1273. Rights of the debtor 1274. Obligations 1275.

Fishing: Ownership of animals 894 ff. Prohibitive laws 899.

Pyx: Whether silver and consecrated 551.

Plagium: What it is 1289.

Planting: What it is 904. Acquisition of ownership 904.

Penalty: What it is; various penalties, various divisions, by whom to be imposed 227. Of talion 8. Of the torture-rack ibid. Of preventive prison 10. Conventional in contracts 231, 980; in loan 1102; in betrothal 944. Penal laws 237 ff. Interpretation 177. Whether ignorance excuses 229. Age 195, 229. Fear 222. To be imposed by office of the judge 227, 230. Dispensation 264.

Penance: What it is 661. Probability 662. Necessity 663. Effects 664. Essential parts 665. Remote matter 666, 667. Proximate matter 668. Direct, indirect remission of sins 669. Sins committed in the reception of baptism 670. Adult to be baptized conditionally 671, 672. Sin in general 673. Doubt 674, 675. Free matter 667, 676. Contrition, what it is and how many kinds 677. Necessity 678, 685. Qualities 679, 680. Whether it must precede confession 681 ff. Attrition 686 ff. Valid and unformed sacrament 690. Acts of faith, hope, charity 692. Beginning of love 693. Purpose: what it is and how many kinds, qualities, necessity 694. Confession, its nature 695. Necessity 696, 697. Whether vocal 698, 699. Whether integral 700, 701. External act 702. Effect of sin 703. Separate confession of venial sins 704. Simulated voice 705. Aggravating circumstances 706. Custom 707. Different persons, accomplices 708. Vow of chastity 709, 710. Incest 711. Relationship of person in other sins 712. Dignity of person 713. Sacred time 714. Recent sin, as old, accused 715. Lie in confession 716. Confessor sleeping 717. Causes excusing from integrity 718, 719. Revelation of an accomplice 720, 721. General confession 722, 724. Satisfaction to be imposed 725. Obligation 727, 728. When to be imposed 729. Quantity 726, 730. What kind 731 ff. Acceptance and fulfillment 735, 736. Obligation 737-739. To fulfill penance in mortal sin 740, 741. Delay 742. Forgetfulness of penance 743. Commutation 744 ff. Form, what it is 748. What in it is essential, what accidental 748, 749. Conditional absolution 750 ff. Approbation, what it is 756. Requisites 755, 757. From whom to be obtained 758, 759, 764. Presumed 760. Limitation and revocation 761 ff. Required jurisdiction 765. Ordinary, delegated 766 ff. During a maritime journey 766. With common error standing 769. Doubtful 770 ff. In the article of death 772, 773. In another diocese 774 ff. As regards pastors 775. Without leave of the pastor 776. Without leave of one's own bishop 778. As regards pilgrims 777. As regards soldiers 780. Pastors, bishops, cardinals as regards their confessor 781. Approbation and jurisdiction as regards Regulars and nuns 782 ff. Superiors hearing the confessions of subjects 790. Confessor: ordinary, extraordinary, special for nuns 791. Confessors of more recent sisters 793. Reservation 794 ff. Various offices of the minister: of father 807; of physician 808, 809; of doctor 810 ff.; of judge 819 ff. Absolution to be given, deferred, denied 809. Warning to be made 821. Defects committed in confession to be corrected 826. Seal of confession 831 ff. Penance as regards interdict 1139. Burial 1160.

Sacred Penitentiary: As regards matrimonial dispensations 1041, 1042, 1043.

Penances: Corporal 718.

Pollution: What it is 809. What kind of sin 810. Whether sometimes permitted 811, 814. Species 811, 814. Various practical cases 815, 816. Invincible ignorance concerning it 110. Voluntary in itself, in cause 40, 810, 820. Its various causes 40. As regards impuberes 812; eunuchs 812; women 813; spouses 1080. What in case of corrupted seed 817, 818. Whether to be impeded 819, 821, 822. Delectation and desire of natural pollution 292. Of a church 641.

Polyandry: Illiceity 977.

Polygamy: Illiceity 977.

Pontiff: Supreme, see Pope.

Pontificalia: What they are 1131. Those exercising them in another diocese 1233.

People: As regards law 183.

Porro: Operation 714 bis.

Possession: What it is, how many kinds 854, 855. Natural, civil, most civil 856. Rights and privileges 857, 916 ff., 1332 ff. Required for prescription 916 ff. In doubt the condition of the possessor is better 121, 143. Restitution to be made by a possessor in good faith 1332 ff.; in bad faith 1345; in doubtful faith 1352 ff. Of the demon 479. As regards probabilism 121.

Postulancy: To be sent before novitiate 262 bis, 273.

Power: Ordinary, delegated 241, 705 bis. Dominative 600, 705 bis. Of jurisdiction 600, 705 bis. Economic 705 bis.

Precedence: Sign of honor 269† ter.

Precept: What it is, distinction from law, cessation 166, 171, 199, 1091. Force of obliging 166. To be omitted because of scandal 436. Precepts of the Decalogue: First 450, Second 526, Third 639, Fourth 662, Fifth 708, Sixth and Ninth 762, Seventh and Tenth 832, Eighth 1479. Precepts of the Church, whether to be believed 364. First and Second 1548, 1549. Third and Fourth 1552. Fifth and Sixth 1571. Bishops and regulars as regards dispensation 268, 281.

Precipitation: What it is, what kind of sin 326, 346.

Spoils: Whether licit in war 756.

Preaching: Approbation of the bishop 245. Matter ibid. As regards Regulars 276, 245 bis. Pastors 239 ff. Bishops 212.

Regular Prelates: As regards interpretation of privileges 271. Choir 109. Dispensations 281. Confessions of subjects 782, 790.

Prescription: What it is 908. Causes 909. Acquisition of ownership 910. Requisites 911. Who can prescribe 912. What things can be prescribed 913, 914. Against whom 915, 924. Possession 916 ff. Title 919 ff. Time 921 ff. Interruption 923. Suspension 924. Good faith 925 ff.

Presumption: What it is 145, 204. Of law and from law 204. Of the present, of the future 46. Whether a law and sentence founded on presumption oblige 204, 205. In doubt 145. As regards fact 167. As regards delict 149. Presumed dispensation 240.

Presumption of Novelties: What it is, what kind of sin 322.

Presumption of Self: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 348, 376. Smallness of matter 377. To sin under hope of pardon, from facility of confession 379, 370.

Precarium: What it is 1070.

Prayers: As regards the voluntary 61.

Presbyterate: What it is 875, 876. Major, sacred, hierarchical order 875. Distinct from the episcopate 878. Sacrament 880.

Priests: Emigrating to America, or seeking Rome 245. To serve the Church, teach children the catechism, hear confessions, celebrate Mass, depart from the diocese, preach 245. Celibacy 97. Circumstance of the presbyterate to be declared in confession 710.

Greek Priests: Use of marriage before celebration of Mass 603.

Price: What it is 1126. How many kinds 1140. Variation 1141. What kind is to be observed in various cases of sale and purchase 1142 ff.

First Fruits: Obligation 463 d.

Prince: Authority from God 706.

Principle: Reflex 11, 141.

Privilege: What it is 249. How many kinds 250, 257. Odious 257. Grace given, to be given 251, 254, 255. Who can grant it and to whom 252 ff. Interpretation 256, 257, 271. Communication 270. Use 259. Cessation 255, 258. Pilgrims 253. Clerics 260. Bishops 261 ff. Regulars 270 ff. Of the Canon 260, 261, 1168, 1182. Of the forum 260, 980. Revocation by the Constitution Apostolicae Sedis 1248. Of private oratory 644. Of creditors 1437. Pauline 979, 980.

Probabiliorism: What it is 112. Whether to be approved 119.

Probabilism: Origin 2. St. Alphonsus ibid. As regards objective truth of a thing 116, 117, 120. Things necessary for salvation, sacraments, physicians, judges, advocates, where damage to others or a graver evil follows 18, 38, 117, 348. As regards subjective honesty of action 118 ff., 156, 157. Oath 556. Sacramental seal 834. Equiprobabilism 131 ff.

Probability: What it is 111. Probable, more probable, most probable, slightly probable, doubtfully probable opinion 112, 114, 115, 118, 119. Much, slightly, equally more probable 131 ff. Speculative, practical 113, 123, 127. Intrinsic, extrinsic 112, 122, 125, 126. Of law, of fact 143. Opposition of probable and more probable 112, 119, 135. Opposed probabilities 128. As regards compensation 1478. As regards jurisdiction 771.

Proof: Of free state 991. Proofs in judgment 8.

Process: Of causes 6, 7. Accusatory, inquisitorial 8 ff. In matrimonial causes 7, 1034.

Procuration: What it is, to be furnished to the Bishop 209.

Procurators: Who they are 32. Mandataries 1112. Qualities, obligations 41, 42. Stipend 43.

Betrayal: What it is, what kind of sin 324.

Production of a Thing: What it is 901. Acquisition of ownership 901.

Profession of Faith: By whom to be made 351, 369.

Religious Profession: What it is 276. Requisites 276. Forced 204. Protest as regards its nullity 278. In the article of death 277. Impediment of marriage 1015. Its dissolution 979.

Profusion: Excessive 348.

Mixed Use: Of foods 1607, 1626. When and whom it obliges ibid.

Promise: What it is 983, 984. Gratuitous, onerous 987, 989. Acceptance 985, 986. Obligation 987, 989, 990, 996. Effect 988. What if the promisee, the promisor dies first 991. Cessation 992. What civil law says concerning it 993. Of sale 993, 1129. Of marriage 993, 919, 920. Made to God 570.

Condemned Propositions: To teach, defend 368, 1178. Of the Modernists, Appendix XXIV.

Purpose: What it is 20, 23, 694, 984. It differs from promise, from vow 572, 984. How many kinds 694. Firm, efficacious, universal 694. Whether necessary in confession, and what kind 694.

Property: What it is 838.

Apostolic Protonotaries: Privileges 269 bis.

Providence: What it is 346.

Broker: What it is 1112. Sale 1169. Buying below or above the designated price 1170. Buying a thing for himself and then selling it 1171. Accepting gifts from the seller 1172.

Prudence: Nature, acts, integral, subjective, potential parts 346. Rule of morals 113, 119, 124. Precept 346. Sin 346. Prudence of the flesh 346. Imprudence 346.

Itching: To be driven away 481.

Psalms: Gradual 129.

Psychopathology: Or Psychiatry, what it is 11†.

Puberes: Impuberes 994.

Public: What it is 1503.

Public Honesty: What it is 1014. Whence it arises 1514. Whether adultery arises therefrom 797. Impediment of marriage 1014.

Modesty: What it is 349, 781. To be defended with arms 729, 730, 734, 735.

Children: As regards ecclesiastical laws 195. Confession 1553. First Communion 195, 1570 bis, 560. Ignorance of pollution 110. Damage inflicted 683.

Purificator: Necessity 643, 644.

Pusillanimity: What it is, what kind of sin 322, 344, 348.

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Quasi-Contract: What it is, how many kinds 1118 ff.

Quasi-Delict: What it is 1357.

Quasi-Domicile: How acquired 199.

Funeral Fourth: What it is, to whom it is owed 1153 ff.

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Rancor: What it is, what kind of sin 346.

Abduction: What it is, how many kinds 792. What kind of sin 792. Impediment of marriage 1024. Of betrothal 1025. Excommunication 1212.

Ratihabition: What it is 1117. Restitution 1400.

Reason: Part of prudence 346. Conscience to be rendered 301.

Reconciliation: Of a church 641.

Receiver: Who he is 1412. Restitution 1412.

Relapsers: Who they are, absolution 809.

Reclusion: Penalty 227 bis.

Rectitude: Of reason 69, 70, 75. Of human acts ibid.

Reduction: Of donation 1014. Who can demand it 1007, 1014.

Referendary: Who he is 32. Qualities, obligations 44, 45.

Regicide: 706.

Regimen: Matrimonial 677.

Rule of Morals: Evolution and changes 2.

Regulars: State 248. Approbation ibid. Obligation of perfection 249. Rules 250 ff. Dispersed 251. Pastors, bishops 252. Apostates, fugitives 253. Ejected, dismissed, secularized 254. Divine Office 104, 105, 107, 108, 109, 112, 124. Divine vocation 255 ff. Novitiate 261 ff. Disposition of goods 274. Transfer to another order 266. Profession 276 ff. Simple, solemn vows 248. Nullity of profession 278. Ejection 279. Solemn, simple vow of poverty 280 ff. Grave matter 287. Peculium 288. Alms to be distributed 289. Deposit 290. Solemn, simple vow of chastity 291 ff., 301. Gravity of sins 392. Enclosure 294, 1190. Departure from the monastery 295. Dismissal of habit 296. Solemn, simple vow of obedience 297 ff. Privileges 270 ff. Communication 270. Interpretation 271. Exemption 272. In mission places ibid. Recourse to the Bishop for favors ibid. Confession 274, 710, 782 ff. Orders 275, 894, 906, 907, 913, 914, 1223 ff. Baptism 420. Censures and irregularities 177, 278, 1093, 1101, 1197, 1203, 1247. Burial 279, 1550 ff. Indulgences 281. Those writing books 1312. Books against the religious state 1308.

Reincidence: What it is, when it is had 1101.

Report: To be transmitted by Bishops to the Sacred Congregation 214. To be transmitted by Religious to the Sacred Congregation 303 bis.

Religion: Nature, acts 450, 459. Annexed to justice 447. Opposite acts 464. Precepts of the Decalogue 708. Entrance into Religion as regards betrothal 937; simony 1193; excommunication 1214. Vow as regards marriage 990, 991. Obligation of the Constitutions of Religious, Appendix VII. Testimonial letters of Ordinaries for those to be admitted into Religion, Appendix VIII. On affiliation to Religious Institutes, Appendix IX. Interruption of studies, Appendix VII.

Relics: Cult 460, 463. Theft 463. Extraction 1198.

Renewal: Eschatological 368.

Renunciation: Of privileges 258; inheritance 1051; benefices 192. Of goods as regards novices 274.

Repetition of What Was Paid Unduly: When 1124. As regards loan 1107.

Reprisals: Whether licit, in war 756.

Representation: As regards successions 1040.

Thing: Intact, not intact 255. Goods 866. Lost things 890 ff.

Rescission: What it is 966. Force, effect ibid. Rescindibility 223.

Rescript: What it is 283. Form 283. Subreption, obreption 283. Validity, invalidity 284. Things to be furnished in execution, by a delegate 285. Clauses to be observed 286.

Reservation: What it is 794. Who can reserve cases 795. Which cases are reserved 795. What conditions 796. Ignorance in the confessor 49. In the penitent 796. Who can absolve, and when 797. Faculty of Cardinals 797. As regards Regulars and their household members 274. Clementine cases for Regulars 795. Absolution in the article of death 799. With an impediment standing 800, 802. Occult cases 801. Doubtful cases 796, 803. Sin in confidence of license 804. Extension of a granted faculty 805. Null and sacrilegious confession 806. Of vows 619, 620. Of benefices 188.

Resignation: What it is 192, 192 bis.

Republic: President as regards making laws 183.

Restitution: What it is 1319. In integrum 924, 950. Whence the obligation arises 1320 ff. From goods of diverse order 1324. By an incapable person 1326. By beneficiaries 871. By confessors 1416. Of goods as regards children of a family and wives 667, 677, 678. From unjust acceptance 1327 ff. From another's thing 1331 ff. From the fact that one is enriched 1356. From unjust damage-causing 1357 ff. From contract 1387 ff. From law and sentence of the judge 1391 ff. From unjust cooperation 1395 ff. Because of simony 522 ff., 1416, 828, 829. Of reputation 1506 ff. Of honor 1517. To whom 1420 ff. How much 1424 ff. In what order 1429 ff., 1427 ff. How 1447 ff. When 1455 ff. Excusing causes 1459 ff. Occult compensation 1471 ff.

Mental Restriction: Whether licit 1524 ff. As regards oath 557.

Repurchase: Conventional 1154.

Retro-sale: What it is, liceity 1154 ff. At the judgment of the seller 1154; of the buyer 1155; of both 1156.

Accused: Who he is 71. Condemnation in doubt 143. To confess crime 72 ff. Defense 79 ff. Flight 82 ff. Appeal 86. Restitution 1321, 88. Manner of acting of the confessor 87. Killing 719 ff. Burial 1160.

Rites: Chinese, Malabar 368. Ruthenian 369. Stole fees 512. As regards the Eucharist 505. Not to be changed ibid.

Quarrels: What they are, what kind of sin 342, 383, 751.

Rosmini: Condemned propositions 368.

Sacred Rota: Competence 7, 14 bis. Manner of proceeding ibid. Obligations of auditors and ministers ibid.

Rubrics: Whether preceptive 660. Sick priest 659.

Ruthenians: Celibacy 97. Transfer to the Latin rite 377. Baptism 431. Communion 505. Confession 766. Marriage 1028.

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Priesthood: What it is 876 ff. Various defects in ordination 883 ff.

Sacrament: What it is 304. How many 305. Institution 306. Grace 307, 309, 310. Character 311. Reviviscence 308. Necessity 312. By what things they are completed 313. Matter 314. Form 315. Doubtful matter and form 317. Change of matter and form 319, 320, 321. Union of matter and form 322 ff. How words are to be pronounced 326. Repetition 327, 328. Repetition as regards celebration of Mass 329. Defects to be corrected 335, 336. Minister 337. Attention 338. Intention 359 ff. Conditional 345 ff. Probability in receiving or conferring sacraments 117, 348. Faith and probity of the minister 349 ff. Obligation of administering sacraments 360 ff. Sacraments to be denied to the unworthy 365 ff. Simulation 375, 376. Mode of conferring sacraments 377 ff. Subject 380. Requisites for validity 381 ff. For liceity 286 ff. To seek sacraments from an evil minister 388.

Sacred Scripture: Editions and versions 1304. Books concerning the inspiration of Sacred Scripture 1308.

Sacrifice: Nature, obligation 463 a. Division, of Mass 605 ff.

Sacrilege: What it is 493, 800. How many kinds 494. What kind of sin 495. Personal 496, 801. Local 497, 804. Real 498, 808. Species 499. Solemn, simple vow of chastity 500, 803. Merely internal sin 501. In a sacred place 94, 497, 502, 503, 805, 806, 807. To injure goods of clerics 504. To touch sacred vessels 506. To convert to profane use 505. To sin on a feast day 94, 507. One bound by vow sinning with one bound by vow 306, 802.

Secularized Persons: Their condition 254.

Savagery: What it is 393, 349†.

Salary: What it is 1206. Family salary 1206. Just 1206.

Sanation in the Root: What it is 1050.

Saints: Who they are, cult 461, 463.

Tailors: Buying cloth 1172. Retaining scraps 1317.

Sowing: What it is 904. Acquisition of ownership 904.

Satisfaction: Nature 72. Sacramental, obligation in the confessor and in the penitent 725 ff., 735 ff. Lighter 730. Under condition of relapse 731. Public 732. Prescribed work 733. Works of satisfaction 734. Fulfillment in mortal sin 740, 741. Delay 742. Commutation 743 ff. Because of injury 1287, 1319.

Scandal: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 383, 424-428. Direct, indirect 425, 429, 430. Of the little ones, pharisaical 425, 431, 432. To counsel a lesser evil 433 ff. To permit and place occasion of sin 435 ff. Temporal goods to be relinquished 439 ff. Precepts to be omitted 445.

Schism: What it is, what kind of sin 385, 388. Jurisdiction of schismatics 772. Excommunication 1166. Heresies of schismatics 351 bis.

Schools: Church, parents 700 bis.

Scribe: Obligations 46, 52, 53.

Writing: Required in contracts 934, 936. Sacred Scripture 351 bis.

Scruples: What they are 158. As regards operation 159, 160. Fraternal correction 413. Causes, signs, remedies 161, 162, 163. Usefulness 165. Manner of acting of the confessor 164.

To Sculpt: On a feast day 653.

Secretary: Who he is 46. Qualities, obligations 52, 53.

Secret: What it is, how many kinds, obligation 1536 ff. Of confession 831 ff.

Sects: Excommunication 1186. Burial 1158, 1161. Condemned books 1308.

Sedition: What it is, what kind of sin 342, 383, 706, 751.

Half-Witted: As regards the Eucharist 565.

Seminary: Care 210. Studies ibid. Newspapers ibid. Those dismissed ibid.

Senators: As regards making laws 183; observing them 198; election, offices 705.

Old Persons: As regards fasting 1617†. As regards marriage 994, 995, 1053, Appendix XXI.

Sensuality: What it is 781.

Sentence: Of a judge 5 ff. Passing into res judicata 204. Founded on civil fault 205.

Sepulcher: Family, hereditary 1150. Canonical erection 1150, 1151.

Burial: Ecclesiastical 1149. Choice 1150. Funeral 1151 ff. Emoluments 1153 ff. As regards excommunication 1119. Interdict 1144. To whom to be denied 1156 ff. Suicides, duellists 1157. Sectarians, heretics 1158, 1161, 1207. Excommunicated persons 1159, 1161, 1242. Bodies subjected to cremation 1159. Public sinners 1160.

Sequestration: What it is 1079. Of ecclesiastical goods 1174.

Speech: Base speech 776 ff.

Servants of God: Who they are, cult, causes 461-463.

Servitude: What it is, how many kinds 850. Real 851 ff. Of urban, rural estates 850. Personal 860, 861. Slave 692. Trade in Black persons 862, 863. Impediment of marriage 1022. Irregularity 1333.

Sacramental Seal: What it is 831. Obligation 831, 832. To be kept even from fear of death 63. Even after the death of the penitent 835. Smallness of matter 833. Probability 834. Who are bound to the seal 837 ff. Object 844 ff.

Signature: Apostolic 14 bis.

Simony: What it is 850. How many kinds 509. Confidential 509. What kind of sin 510. To give principally a temporal thing for a spiritual thing 511. To perform sacred functions for gaining a stipend 513. To pledge a Mass in play 513. Stipend above the tax for Mass 514. One serving a bishop, expecting something spiritual 515. To confer a benefice because of carnal affection 516. To hand over a temporal thing for omission of a spiritual thing 517. To give and receive something because of entrance into religion 518. To redeem oneself from unjust vexation 519. Of ecclesiastical law 520. Penalties 521. Excommunication 521, 1191-1193. Restitution to be made 522 ff.

Simulation: What it is, how many kinds 1534. In sacraments 373.

Syndicalism: As regards priests in Italy, Appendix IV.

Sobriety: What it is 332, 349.

Society: Contract, what it is 1221. How many kinds 1234. Universal, particular 1235. Whether licit 1222. Gain and loss proportioned 1223 ff. Obligation of associates in solidum 1236. Administration 1228 ff. Between spouses 677, 1237. Between brothers 1238. Triple contract 1239 ff. Communion of goods 1241 ff.

Society of Jesus: Probabilism 2.

Sodomy: What it is, how many kinds, what kind of sin 827, 828, 831. Pollution in the mouth 829. Agent, patient 830. As regards spouses 1059.

Solemnity: Of acts 223; contracts 996; testaments 1026 ff.; marriage 976, 988, 991, 1026. As regards absolution from censures 1105.

Solertia: What it is 346.

Solidarity: Solidary obligation 978. Restitution in solidum 1425 ff.

Solicitation: Circumstance 430. Of the confessor 1210, 1251 ff.

Solicitude: Of temporal things, of future things 346.

Payment: What it is 966. Of what was not owed 1107, 1118, 1124, 1125.

Somnambulism: What it is, whether licit 485.

Lots: When licit 476. Condemned books 1308.

Spadones: Who they are, pollution 812.

Specification: What it is 906. Acquisition of ownership 906.

Hope: What it is 375. Material, formal object 375. Necessity 381. Sins 376 ff.

Spiritism: Illiceity 469, 471, 485.

Spiritual: What it is, how many kinds 508.

Betrothals: What they are 919. Public writing 919. Feigned 920. Through fraud 921. Through fear 922. With an abducted woman 1025. Impuberes 923. Those under seven years 924. Those having a diriment impediment 925. Obligation 926 ff. Impeding, diriment impediment 989, 991, 1014, 927. Dissolution 929 ff. As regards kisses and embraces 946, 947.

Wager: What it is 1243. Whether licit 1244. Concerning election of the Supreme Pontiff 1245.

Spontaneous: What it is 8.

Innkeepers: As regards deposited things 1076, 1076.

Moral Statistics: What it is 11.

State: What it is. Civil, Religious 223, 248. Of goods 847.

Sterility: What it is 995.

Stipend: What it is 508, 512. Of sacred functions 508 ff.

Stipulation: What it is 933. Others 933.

Studies: In seminaries, in colleges, their ordering 700 bis. Interruption, Appendix XVI.

Studiousness: What it is 349†.

Noise: Judicial 658.

Stuprum: What it is, what kind of sin 790. If a virgin consents 790, 791. Damage to be repaired 1376.

Style: What it is 189. Of the Curia, local 189.

Subdiaconate: What it is 875, 876. Whether a sacred, major order 875. Sacrament 880. Celibacy 97. Divine Office 104, 105. Simple cleric taking the place of subdeacon 876.

Jeering: What it is 1514 ff.

Substitution: What it is, how many kinds 1024. Obligation 1033.

Succession: From testament 1038 ff., 1040. Ab intestato 1047. By heads, by stocks 1040. Of descendants, ascendants, spouse, collaterals 1047.

Successor: Who is so called 917.

Suffrage: Obligation, restitution 705, 1410.

Suicide: Illiceity, malice 710 ff. As regards burial 1157. Condemned books 1368.

Surface: What it is 842 bis.

Pride: What it is, daughters, what kind of sin 321, 322, 449.

Superior: Power of making laws 181; of dispensing 238, 241. Damages to be repaired 683. Ecclesiastical, civil, obligations 414, 415, 703, 705. Knowledge of confession for governance 859. Right of knowing truth 1535, 1543. Presumption favors him 146. Regular Superior, whether he can dispense in some things 246; in irregularities 278; in oaths and vows 280; in ecclesiastical precepts 281. Whether he can bless sacred vestments 273. Whether he can reserve cases 795. One denying the faculty of absolving from reserved cases 274, 798. Whether he can hear confessions of subjects 790.

Superstition: What it is, what kind of sin 464, 465. Species 466. Condemned books 1308.

Deaf-Mutes: As regards contracts 952. As regards sacraments 385.

Suspension: What it is 1124. How many kinds 1127. From informed conscience 1125. From pontificalia 1130, 1131. Deposition, degradation 1132. Cessation 1126. Violation 1128, 1129. Reserved, non-reserved suspensions 1220 ff. As regards the Divine Office 104.

Suspicion: What it is, rash 1480. What kind of sin 1483. Those suspected concerning faith 351.

Whispering: What it is, what kind of sin 328.

Creed: To be believed 362.

Synderesis: What it is 96.

Synesis: What it is 346.

Synnichius: Author of rigorism 2.

T

Touches: Base touches 780 ff., 796, 807, 826. Of spouses 1079, 1082.

Tax: Innocentian 520. For worship in France ibid.

Telephone: As regards Religious 294. As regards Confession 748.

Temperance: Nature, integral, subjective, potential parts, opposite vices 349.

Temples: Of heretics and unbelievers, to enter 370.

Time: As regards sacrilege 507; prescription 921 ff.; orders 906, 907; marriage 988, 994.

Temptation: When sin is committed 13. Positive, negative resistance 58, 295, 296, 297, 821.

Temptation of God: What it is 487. How many kinds 488. What kind of sin 489. Judgments of God 490. To seek a miracle 491. To offer oneself to martyrdom 492.

Tertiaries: Privileges 270. Third Orders 248 bis.

Testament: What it is 1024. How many kinds 1026. Conditions 1027. Witnesses 1028. Legal forms 1029 ff., 1033. Probable 128. Under condition, and for a day 1032. Revocation 1034 ff. Capacity of testators 1037. Beneficiaries 870. Capacity of heirs 1038, 1045. Necessary, legitimate, voluntary heirs 1040, 1042, 1047. Goods of the testator 1041. Legitimate portion owed to necessary heirs 673, 1041 ff. Disinheritance 672, 1046. Succession ab intestato 1040. Portion owed to legitimate heirs 1047. Lying inheritance 1048. Right of accretion 1019. Opening of inheritance 1050. Acceptance of inheritance 1051. Benefit of inventory 1051. Rights and obligations of heirs 1052, 1055. Testamentary executor 1053 ff. Legacies 1056 ff. Commutation of legacies 1066 ff. Division among children 1069.

Witness: Who he is 64, 66. Obligation 65, 68, 70. Interrogation 67. Reparation of damages 65, 70. Of the seventh hand 7.

Theaters: To build 444. To enter 779. Cinematography 444.

Moral Theology: What it is 1. Distinction from Moral Philosophy, from Ascetics, from Mystics, from Canon Law ibid. Changes 2. Division 3. Method 4. Authority of theologians 122, 123, 125, 126. Illustrious Moral Theologians 2. Fundamental, General, Special 3. Usefulness, necessity of Moral Theology, Appendix I.

Treasure: What it is 889. Ownership 889.

St. Thomas: Study of his doctrine, Appendix IX.

Thomists: Probabiliorists 2. Oath of following the doctrine of St. Thomas 136 bis.

Timidity: What it is, what kind of sin 348.

Fear: Servile, filial, necessity 376. Cf. Fear.

Title: What it is, how many kinds as required for prescription 919, 926. Of ordination 912.

Tonsure: What it is 102. Obligation as regards clerics 100, 101, 103. First Tonsure 879.

Torpor: What it is, what kind of sin 344.

Tradition: What it is 935. Effect 935. Necessity 935. As regards contracts 942.

Transaction: What it is 1283. Who can make a transaction 1283. Over what matter 1283, 1284. Force and effect 1283.

Transgression: As regards justice 347.

Passage: Through another's field 852, 853.

Taxes: Obligation 232 ff. Those not paying 1323.

Tridentine: Obligation 169. Excommunications 1202, 1211 ff. Suspensions 1229 ff. Interdicts 1243 ff. Faculty granted to bishops 1249.

Sadness: What it is 17. Concerning a good performed 344, 392. Concerning another's good 327. Against the law 208.

Swelling of Mind: What it is, what kind of sin 342.

Tutelage: What it is 1120. Difference of tutor and curator 684. Who designate a tutor 685. Who can be tutors 685. Offices 401, 686 ff. Contracts 687, 654. Validity of acts 690. Obligations of a minor 689. Cessation of tutelage 691.

Tutiorism: What it is 112. Origin 2. Safe opinion 112. Safer 112. Whether a necessary rule of morals 113, 114, 116, 117, 118, 119, 151.

Tyrant: By law, by fact 185. Power of making laws 185, 187. Obedience owed to him 686, 187. To kill him 706.

U

Union of a Thing: What it is 902. Acquisition of ownership 902.

Usucaption: What it is 908 ff.

Usufruct: What it is 843. How many kinds 845. Rights 846. Burdens 847. Of a field, forest, flock 847. Acquisition 848. Cessation 849. Of goods of children of a family 667, 670; of wives 677.

Usury: What it is 1086, 1095, 1153. How many kinds 1087. Illiceity 1088. Restitution 1089. What in case of doubt 1090. If it was paid from fear 1091. What concerning an antidoral donation 1092. Concerning the obligation of not asking back a loan except after much time 1093.

Usurpation: What it is 1174. Of ecclesiastical goods 1174, 1175, 1202.

Use: What it is 26, 23. Its distinction from election 23. Active, passive 23, 24. Species of ownership 840. Rights, obligations of the user 841.

Wife: Obligations 674 ff. Paternal power 667. Dotal, extradotal, common goods, goods of the husband 677. Contract 678, 679, 953. Almsgiving 401. Theft 1304. As regards vows of children 607, 608. Damages to be repaired 683. Married man sinning with a married woman 306.

V

Wanderer: Who he is 199. Baptism 422. Marriage 1028.

Vain Glory: Capital vice 221 ff., 343.

Vain Observance: What it is 478. How many kinds 479. What kind of sin 480. Various cases 481. Experiment in doubt 482. Magic 483. Malefice 484. Magnetism, Spiritism 485.

Vain Usurpation of the Most Holy Name of God: What it is 527. What kind of sin 528. Of the name of the Saints 529. Of the demon 530.

Sacred Vessels: To touch 506. To convert to profane use 505. Matter 645. Execrated 642.

Vasectomy: Illiceity 714 bis.

Carriers: As regards deposits of things 1075, 1076.

Hunting: Ownership of animals 894 ff. Prohibitive laws 899. Forbidden to clerics 175.

Sale: What it is 1126. In bulk 1128. To whom ownership, danger, advantage of the thing pertain 1127, 1128. Earnest money 980, 1129. Promise of sale 993, 1129. Sale of a thing already sold to another 1130. Of incorporeal rights, census 1188 ff. Of another's thing 1137, 1339 ff. Of spiritual things 508. Of evil things 443. Seller foreseeing abuse of the thing 443. Obligations of seller and buyer 1131. Rescission of sale by reason of price 1132; by reason of the thing 1133. Defects of the thing to be manifested 1134. Damages following from defect of the thing 1135. Destruction of the thing 1136. Eviction 1137, 1139. Who can sell, buy 1138. What things can be sold 1139. What price is, how many kinds, what kind is to be observed in various cases 1126, 1040 ff. Retro-sale 1154 ff. Mohatra 1158. Sale by auction 1159 ff. Monopoly 1165 ff. Sale through brokers 1169 ff. Prohibited on feast days 657.

Venerables: Who they are, cult 461-463.

Pardon: To be sought 400.

To Beat: Someone, insofar as illicit 725.

Shamefastness: What it is 345.

Truth: Annexed to justice 347. What it is 1525, 1526.

Vespers: On Holy Saturday 115. In Lent 156.

Vestments: Cf. Habit. As regards profession of faith 369. To convert sacred vestments to profane use 505. Sacred vestments as regards celebration of Mass 651, 652. As regards sacraments to be administered 379.

Old Testament: Laws 180.

Vexation: What it is 519. To redeem vexation with a spiritual or temporal thing ibid.

Banners: Masonic, not blessed 370.

Viaticum: Cf. Eucharist. By interrupting Mass 658. As regards interdict 1140. Regulars administering 1197.

Vicar Capitular: Who he is 227. Power 227, 264. Mass for the people 227, 238.

Vicar General: Power 215.

Vicars of Pastors: Obligations 243. Residence 244. Mass for the people 248. Power 244.

Vindication: What it is 393. Annexed to justice 447.

Vengeance: By private, public authority 347, 493.

Violence: What it is 8, 64. What kind of sin 66, 324. Whether the will can suffer violence 64. Whether it causes involuntariness 65, 66.

Divining Rod: What it is and whether licit 477.

Virginity: What it is 767, 768. Stuprum 790, 791. Reserved vow 619. Vow as regards marriage 990, 991.

Virtues: Theological 2, 445. Moral 2, 445. Cardinal 445.

Force: Cf. Fear. As regards marriage 1213. As regards religious state 1214.

Visitation: Whether a bishop can visit churches and monasteries of Regulars 272. Of the diocese 209.

Life: Preservation of one's own life, of another's, by ordinary, extraordinary means 385, 715 ff. Ownership of life 858, 859.

Vital: Who 663.

Life Annuity: What it is 1188. Whether licit 1194. Whether it runs divisibly 1201.

Those to Be Avoided: Who they are 1108.

Capital Vices: Which they are 320. Pride, daughters 321, 322. Avarice, daughters 323, 324. Lust, daughters 325, 326. Envy, daughters 327, 328. Gluttony, daughters 329 ff. Drunkenness 322 ff. Anger, daughters 341, 342. Acedia, daughters 343, 344.

Vocation: Divine 246, 255 ff., Appendix I.

Volition: Simple 19.

Willed: What it is 8.

Voluntary: What it is 8, 9. How many kinds 8. Difference from spontaneous and free 8. As regards substance and mode 7, 8. Object 8, 9. Concerning an unknown thing 9. Indeterminate 9. Impossible 9, 10, 19. Incompossible 18, 19. How it proceeds from the will 8, 9, 13, 13. Elicitively, commandingly 15 ff. Perfect and imperfect, absolute and velleity, simply and in a certain respect, complete and incomplete 29, 30, 31, 32, 33. Direct and indirect 34. In itself and in cause 34 ff. Positive and negative 34. Actual, virtual, habitual, interpretative, expressed, tacit, presumed 41 ff.

Will: What it is 7. Liberty 12. End of means ibid., 18. Simple volition 19, 16. Dominion and command of the will 24, 58, 64. Predominant 21, 22. Cf. Violence.

Vomiting: Whether licit, what kind of sin 330.

Vow: What it is 570. How many kinds 571. Requisites 572, 578. What kind of will is required 573, 574. From error 575. From fear 576. Doubt 577. Possible matter 578. Of a better good 580. Of a prescribed thing 581. Of a good impeding a greater good 582. Of an evil thing 583. From an evil end 581. Obligation 584-587. Another's 588, 589. Real, personal 589, 591. Conditional 590. At a certain time 591, 595. Interpretation 592, 593. Delay 595. As regards clerical celibacy 98, 98. As regards betrothal 938 ff. As regards marriage 990 ff., 1015. Violation 596. Sacrilege 500, 501. Satisfaction 215. Cessation from within 597. Change of the thing 598. Cessation from without, irritation 590. Whence it arises 599, 600, 601, 608. Direct irritation 600. Indirect 601. Superior 602 ff., 613. Father 606. Mother 607, 608. Prelate of religious 604, 605. Spouse 609 ff. Master 612. Dispensation 614. Who can dispense, and with whom 615, 616, 631. Power of bishops 269, 991, 992. Of Regulars 289, 991, 992. Just causes of dispensing 617. Vows for the benefit of neighbor 618. Reserved 618, 619, 620. Impediment of marriage 990, 1015. Commutation 621. Who can commute 622-624. Just cause for commuting 635, 626. Force of commutation 627-630.

Z

Zeal: What it is 327.

Fr. A. Lepidi, O.P., Master of the Sacred Palace.

• Joseph Ceppetelli, Patriarch of Constantinople, Vicar General.

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