Treatise — Gury-Ballerini, Compendium of Moral Theology (8th ed., 1884)
Treatise On Laws
¶1.
Law is the external and remote rule of human acts, just as conscience, or the practical dictate of reason, is the internal and proximate rule of the same acts.
¶2.
One must treat 1. of laws in general; 2. of the principal species of laws.
Within this treatise
Part Two. On the Principal Species of Lawsnn. 122–142
Chapter I. On Natural and Divine Lawnn. 122–124
- Article I. On Natural Lawnn. 122–123
- Article II. On Divine Positive Lawn. 124
Chapter II. On Ecclesiastical and Civil Lawnn. 125–132
- Article I. On Ecclesiastical Lawnn. 125–130
- Article II. On Civil Lawnn. 131–132
Chapter III. On Penal and Invalidating Lawnn. 133–136
- Article I. On Penal Lawnn. 133–134
- Article II. On Invalidating Lawnn. 135–136
- Chapter IV. On Unwritten Law, or Customnn. 137–140
- Chapter V. On Favorable Law, or Privilegenn. 141–142