Article — Gury-Ballerini, Compendium of Moral Theology (8th ed., 1884)
Article II. On Diriment Impediments
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We must treat: first, diriment impediments in general; second, diriment impediments in species; third, dispensation from these impediments.
Within this article
- § I. On Diriment Impediments in Generalnn. 785–793
§ II. On the Impediments in Speciesnn. 794–860
- Point I. On the Impediment of Error and Conditionnn. 795–796
- Point II. On the Impediment of Vow and Ordernn. 797–798
- Point III. On the Impediment of Relationshipnn. 799–809
- Point IV. On the Impediment of Affinitynn. 810–815
- Point V. On the Impediment of Public Proprietynn. 816–819
- Point VI. On the Impediment of Crimenn. 820–823
- Point VII. On the Impediment of Disparity of Worshipnn. 824–831
- Point VIII. On the Impediment of Force or Fearn. 832
- Point IX. On the Impediment of Prior Bondnn. 833–834
- Point X. On the Impediment of Agen. 835
- Point XI. On the Impediment of Clandestinitynn. 836–853
- Point XII. On the Impediment of Impotencenn. 854–856
- Point XIII. On the Impediment of Abductionnn. 857–860