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Part — Gury-Ballerini, Compendium of Moral Theology (8th ed., 1884)

Part One. On Laws in General

We shall speak of the nature of law, - its author, - object and subject, - promulgation and acceptance, - obligation, - interpretation, - dispensation and cessation.

Within this part

Chapter I. On the Nature and Properties of Lawnn. 81–82
Chapter II. On the Author of Law or on the Legislatornn. 83–87
Chapter III. On the Object and Subject of Lawnn. 88–95
- Article I. On the Object of Lawnn. 88–90
- Article II. On the Subject of Lawnn. 91–95
Chapter IV. On the Promulgation and Acceptance of Lawnn. 96–99
- Article I. On the Promulgation of Lawnn. 96–97
- Article II. On the Acceptance of Lawnn. 98–99
Chapter V. On the Obligation of Lawnn. 100–111
- Article I. On the Force of Obligationnn. 100–102
- Article II. On the Mode of Satisfying the Obligation of Lawnn. 103–107
- Article III. On the Causes Excusing from Lawnn. 108–111
  - § I. On the Nature of Those Things Which De-Obligatenn. 108–109
  - § II. On the Voluntary Placing of De-Obligating Causesnn. 110–111
Chapter VI. On the Interpretation of Law and Epikeiann. 112–113
- § I. On the Interpretation of Lawn. 112
- § II. On Epikeia (Epieikeia)n. 113
Chapter VII. On the Dispensation of Lawnn. 114–120
- Article I. On the Power of Dispensingnn. 115–116
- Article II. On the Causes Required for Dispensingnn. 117–119
- Article III. On the Cessation of Dispensationn. 120
Chapter VIII. On the Cessation of Lawn. 121