index — Koch–Preuss

Index (Volume I)

¶1.

A

ABEL, 208.

¶2.

Abelly, Louis, 59.

¶3.

Abnormality, Psychic, 261 sq.

¶4.

Abraham, 131, 136.

¶5.

Abrogation, 180.

¶6.

Abstinence, 175, 273.

¶7.

Acta Apostolicae Sedis, 161 sq.

¶8.

Actus eliciti—imperati, 113 sq.

¶9.

Actus externus—internus, 254.

¶10.

Actus hominis, 79, 253.

¶11.

Actus humanus, 79, 253 sqq.

¶12.

Actus numero unus, 273 sq.

¶13.

Adam, 116, 128, 184.

¶14.

Adolescence, 87.

¶15.

“Ad peccatum obligare,” 167.

¶16.

Æquiprobabilism, 231 sqq.

¶17.

Aertnys, J. (C. SS. R.), 70.

¶18.

Affections, 103 sqq.

¶19.

Affectus antecedentes and subsequentes, 106.

¶20.

Age as a determinant of free-will, 86 sqq.

¶21.

Agoraphobia, 261.

¶22.

Alexander VII, 229.

¶23.

Alexander VIII, 229.

¶24.

Albert the Great, 53, 187.

¶25.

Alcuin, 51.

¶26.

Alexander of Hales, 53, 187.

¶27.

Almsgiving, 266, 268.

¶28.

Alonso de los Angeles, 59.

¶29.

Alphonsus, St., 33 sq., 59 sq., 63, 64, 71, 209, 227 sq., 232, 233.

¶30.

Altruism, 23.

¶31.

Alvarez, Didacus (O.P.), 60.

¶32.

Ambrose, St., 47, 208, 250.

¶33.

Amicus, F., 224.

¶34.

Amort, Eusebius, 57, 233.

¶35.

Amour désintéressé, 20 sq.

¶36.

Angelus de Clavasio, 55.

¶37.

Anger, 103.

¶38.

Antinomianism, 150 sq.

¶39.

Antoine, P. G. (S.J.), 58, 226.

¶40.

Antoninus, St., 52.

¶41.

Apologists of the 2nd and 3d centuries, 44.

¶42.

Apostles, 88, 146.

¶43.

Apostolic Constitutions, 248.

¶44.

Apostolic Fathers, 42 sqq.

¶45.

Aristotle, 53, 187.

¶46.

Asceticism, 39.

¶47.

Augustine, St., 30, 47 sq., 53, 65, 124 sq., 125, 165, 208, 216, 250.

¶48.

Authority, 35; Civil, 158, 164; Resistance to, 166 sq., 170; Contempt of, 171.

¶49.

Autonomy, Moral, 4, 6, 125, 133.

¶50.

Aveling, F., 151.

¶51.

Azor, John (S.J.), 58.

¶52.

Azpilcueta, Martin de, 62.

¶53.

B

BALLERINI, A. (S.J.), 70.

¶54.

Báñez, Dominic (O.P.), 57.

¶55.

Baptism, 238.

¶56.

Barnabas, Epistle of, 43.

¶57.

Baronius, V., 225.

¶58.

Barrett, Tim. (S.J.), 70.

¶59.

Bartholomew of Pisa, 55.

¶60.

Basil, St., 48.

¶61.

Bauny, Stephen (S.J.), 63, 224.

¶62.

Beatitude, Eternal, 21, 83.

¶63.

Beatitudes, The, 282.

¶64.

Becanus, Martin, 57.

¶65.

Bede, St., 51.

¶66.

Bellarmine, Card., 66.

¶67.

Benedict XIV, 63 sq.

¶68.

Berardi, E., 71.

¶69.

Bernard, St., 21 sq., 39, 55, 111, 205.

¶70.

Berthold of Ratisbon, 244.

¶71.

Bianchi, A., 229.

¶72.

Bierbaum, J. (O.F.M.), 59.

¶73.

Billuart, Chs., 57, 225, 228.

¶74.

Björnson, B., 6.

¶75.

Blancus, see Bianchi.

¶76.

Blois, Louis de (O.S.B.), 64.

¶77.

Blosius, see Blois.

¶78.

Body, The, 84 sq.

¶79.

Bona, Card., 66.

¶80.

Bonacina, M., 61 sq.

¶81.

Bonaventure, St., 39, 55, 187.

¶82.

Bonum ex integra causa, malum ex quocunque defectu, 264.

¶83.

Bonum melius, 241 sq., 245, 248.

¶84.

Bouquillon, Thos. J., 69.

¶85.

Breviary, 166.

¶86.

Bucceroni, J. (S.J.), 70, 72.

¶87.

Bulot, A., 71.

¶88.

Busembaum, H. (S.J.), 58.

¶89.

Busquet, J., 71.

¶90.

C

CAIGNY, J. DE, 230.

¶91.

Cain, 208.

¶92.

Cajetan, Card., 225.

¶93.

Calixtus, George, 52.

¶94.

Calvinism, 151.

¶95.

Caramuel, J., 224.

¶96.

Cardenas, J., 224.

¶97.

Cardinal virtues, 278.

¶98.

Carelessness, Criminal, 259.

¶99.

Carletus, Angelus, Bl., 55.

¶100.

Cases of Conscience, 37 sq., 218 sq.

¶101.

Castropalao, F. de (S.J.), 58.

¶102.

Casuistry, 3, 37 sq., 54, 72, 209.

¶103.

Celibacy, 243, 246.

¶104.

Ceremonial precepts of the O. T., 138.

¶105.

Cessation of law, 180 sqq.

¶106.

Chamberlain, H. S., 15.

¶107.

Charity, 10, 13, 21 sq., 43, 142, 153, 154, 165, 204 sqq., 208, 214, 244, 251, 279 sq., 283.

¶108.

Chastity, Perpetual, 236 sqq., 242, 246 sqq., 283.

¶109.

Children not bound by human laws, 175.

¶110.

Christ, 29, 81, 140, 141, 145, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 153, 156, 157, 207, 238 sq., 245, 249, 251, 258, 261, 269.

¶111.

Chrysostom, St., 48 sq.

¶112.

Church, The, 29 sq., 156, 157 sqq., 171, 206 sq., 208, 214, 267, 273.

¶113.

Cicero, 14, 47, 124, 183.

¶114.

Circumstances of an action, 271 sqq.

¶115.

Clement of Alexandria, 45.

¶116.

Clement of Rome, 43.

¶117.

Codex Juris Canonici, 162.

¶118.

Collet, P., 226.

¶119.

Commandments, 140 sq., 150, 152, 153, 237, 251.

¶120.

Compensation, System of, 233 sq.

¶121.

Compulsion, 114, 116.

¶122.

Concina, Daniel (O.P.), 60, 225.

¶123.

Concupiscence, 116 sq., 241.

¶124.

Confession, 201, 273.

¶125.

Conflict of duties, 211 sqq., 218 sq.

¶126.

Conscience, 128, 154, 164, 165, 166, 168, 182 sqq.; Existence of, 182 sqq.; Nature of, 186 sqq.; Not always “the voice of God,” 186 sq.; Bad, 189 sq.; Antecedent and consequent, 190; No strict definition possible, 191 sq.; Approximate definition, 192; Requisites of a normal, 194 sqq.; Probable, 218 sqq., 227.

¶127.

Consciousness, 182 sq.

¶128.

Consequences of an act, 262 sq.

¶129.

Contenson, V., 225.

¶130.

Counsels, Evangelical, 236 sqq.

¶131.

Crispin, St., 271.

¶132.

Culpa theologica, 165, 169, 259.

¶133.

Custom, 180, 260 sq.

¶134.

Cyprian, St., 46, 208, 250.

¶135.

Cyril of Jerusalem, St., 49.

¶136.

D

D'ANNIBALE, J., 70.

¶137.

Dasbach, 269.

¶138.

Debility, 215.

¶139.

Decalogue, 124, 137, 141.

¶140.

Decree of Innocent XI, see Innocent XI.

¶141.

Defectives, Mental, 175.

¶142.

Delama, D., 71.

¶143.

Delehaye, H. (S.J.), 32.

¶144.

De Lugo, John (S.J.), 61.

¶145.

De Ponte, see Lapuente.

¶146.

Derogation, 180.

¶147.

Determinism, 205.

¶148.

Devil, 150.

¶149.

Diana, A., 224.

¶150.

Dicastillo, John de (S.J.), 62.

¶151.

Didache, 42.

¶152.

Diognetus, Letter to, 44, 164.

¶153.

Dionysius the Areopagite, 48.

¶154.

Disease, 215, 216.

¶155.

Dispensation, 180.

¶156.

Disposition vs. habit, 275.

¶157.

Division of Moral Theology, 74 sq.

¶158.

Doctor Navarrus, 62.

¶159.

Doctors of the Church, 33 sq.

¶160.

Dolus, 259 sq.

¶161.

Dom, C. A. Wynschenk, 56.

¶162.

Domicile, 174.

¶163.

Dominicans, 229, 231.

¶164.

Double standard of morals, 92.

¶165.

Doubt, 196, 231.

¶166.

Duns Scotus, 53.

¶167.

Duty, Definition of, 203; Division of, 204; Motives of, 204 sqq.; Conflict of, 211 sqq.; 240, 259, 261.

¶168.

E

EASTER DUTY, 178.

¶169.

Eating, 268.

¶170.

Education as a determinant of morality, 93.

¶171.

Egoism, 18 sqq., 86, 205.

¶172.

Elbel, Benj. (O.F.M.), 59.

¶173.

Elizalde, M. de, 225 sq.

¶174.

End of an action, 267 sq.

¶175.

Enemy, Love of, 13 sq.

¶176.

Environment, 95.

¶177.

Ephraem, St., 49.

¶178.

Epikia, 180 sq.

¶179.

Equilibrism, 109.

¶180.

Error iuris—facti, 194.

¶181.

Escobar, Ant. (S.J.), 58, 224.

¶182.

Ethics, 5, 7 sqq., 11 sqq., 23 sqq.

¶183.

Eudaemonism, 17 sqq., 23.

¶184.

Eunuchs, 245.

¶185.

Evangelical counsels, 236 sqq.

¶186.

Exorcism, 200.

¶187.

F

FAITH, 43, 208, 216, 221, 279, 283.

¶188.

Family, 215.

¶189.

Fasting, 156, 209, 219, 265, 266.

¶190.

Fathers, The, 42 sqq.

¶191.

Favores ampliandi, 178.

¶192.

Fear, 116; Of God, 204 sqq.

¶193.

Fénelon, 20 sq.

¶194.

Ferreres, J. B. (S.J.), 70.

¶195.

Fichte, 67.

¶196.

Filiucci, Vincent (S.J.), 58.

¶197.

Forget, J., 281 sq.

¶198.

Formalism, External, 207.

¶199.

Fornication, 271, 272.

¶200.

Francisco de Jesus-Maria, 59.

¶201.

Francis de Sales, St., 30 sq., 32, 34, 63, 64, 67.

¶202.

Free-Will, 7, 79 sqq., 93, 94, 95, 98 sqq., 102 sqq., 108 sqq., 116, 184, 257, 261, 262.

¶203.

Friedhoff, F., 69.

¶204.

Fuchs, B., 69.

¶205.

G

GATTERER, H. (S.J.), 71.

¶206.

Gaude, L., 60.

¶207.

Gazzaniga, P. M., 225.

¶208.

General vs. particular laws, 173 sq.

¶209.

Genicot, E., 72.

¶210.

Gerdil, H. S., 223.

¶211.

Gerson, John, 56.

¶212.

Gifts of the Holy Ghost, 281 sq.

¶213.

God, Cannot dispense from the moral law of nature, 130

¶214.

sqq.; All power from, 158; Duty spells accountability to the will of, 203; Fear of, 204; Love of, 251.

¶215.

Gonet, J. B., 225.

¶216.

Gonzalez, Thyrsus, 225, 229.

¶217.

Good intention, 267 sq.

¶218.

Göpfert, F. A., 70, 266.

¶219.

Gospel, 142 sqq., 146 sqq., 152, 206, 207, 237 sqq.

¶220.

Gounod, Ch. F., 6.

¶221.

Grace, 148, 150, 185, 238, 252.

¶222.

Granada, Louis de (O. P.), 64.

¶223.

Greeks, 13 sq.

¶224.

Gregory VII, 167.

¶225.

Gregory of Nazianzus, St., 48, 228, 250.

¶226.

Gregory of Nyssa, St., 48.

¶227.

Gregory of Valentia (S.J.), 58.

¶228.

Gregory the Great, St., 49, 208.

¶229.

Guilt, 165, 169, 259, 262.

¶230.

Gury, J. P. (S.J.), 70, 72.

¶231.

H

HABITS, 257, 260; Moral, 275 sqq.; Infused or acquired, 276 sq.

¶232.

Hallucinations, 261.

¶233.

Hammurapi, 141.

¶234.

Happiness, Desire for, 17 sqq., 102.

¶235.

Haringer, M., 60.

¶236.

Harnack, A., 32.

¶237.

Hatred of God, 266.

¶238.

Hedonism, 17 sqq.

¶239.

Hegel, 139.

¶240.

Heilig, M., 60.

¶241.

Helvidius, 251.

¶242.

Henriquez, Henry (S.J.), 58.

¶243.

Hermas, Shepherd of, 44.

¶244.

Heroism, Moral, 240.

¶245.

Herolt, J., 206, 209.

¶246.

Heteronomy, see Autonomy.

¶247.

Hirscher, J. B., 68.

¶248.

History of Moral Theology, 41 sq.; Patristic period, 42 sqq.; Scholastic period, 51 sqq.; Modern, 57 sqq.

¶249.

Hoensbroech, P. von, 269.

¶250.

Hogan, Abbé, 72 sq.

¶251.

Holy Ghost, Law of the, 143, 153, 154; Gifts of the, 281 sq.; Fruits of the, 283.

¶252.

Home training, 93 sq.

¶253.

Honor, 215.

¶254.

Hope, 279 sq.

¶255.

Hugh of St. Victor, 55.

¶256.

Human acts, 253 sqq.

¶257.

Humility, 209.

¶258.

Hurtado, Peter (S.J.), 62.

¶259.

Hus, 167.

¶260.

Hypochondria, 261.

¶261.

Hysteria, 261 sq.

¶262.

I

IGNATIUS LOYOLA, ST., 206.

¶263.

Ignatius of Antioch, St., 43.

¶264.

Ignorance, 114 sq., 129, 258 sq.

¶265.

Illusions, 261 sq.

¶266.

Imputability, 256 sqq., 261.

¶267.

Inability to sin, 111 sq.

¶268.

Inadvertence, 259 sq., 274.

¶269.

Indifference, Moral, 110, 266.

¶270.

Indifferent acts, 109, 266.

¶271.

Individualism, 24.

¶272.

Individual vs. social ethics, 23 sqq.

¶273.

In dubio pars tutior sequenda, 196, 202, 219.

¶274.

Infancy, 86 sq.

¶275.

Innocent XI, 166, 229 sq.

¶276.

Insane, 175.

¶277.

Insanity, 262.

¶278.

Instinct, 102.

¶279.

Intention, 267 sq.

¶280.

Interpretation of the law, 177 sqq.

¶281.

Isaias, 146.

¶282.

Isidore of Seville, St., 51.

¶283.

Iudicium iuris—facti, 188 sq.

¶284.

J

JAMES, ST., 146, 157.

¶285.

Jansenists, 223, 229, 234.

¶286.

Jerome, St., 250.

¶287.

Jesuits, 227, 229, 269.

¶288.

Joachists, 143.

¶289.

Jocham, M., 69.

¶290.

Johannine age, 143.

¶291.

John Damascene, St., 51.

¶292.

John of Ravenna, 49.

¶293.

John of the Cross, St., 65.

¶294.

John, St., 145.

¶295.

Journey undertaken in fraudem legis, 173.

¶296.

Jovinian, 251.

¶297.

Judgment, 256 sq.

¶298.

Judgment, Last, 147.

¶299.

Judicial precepts of the O. T., 138 sq.

¶300.

Justice, 204, 214.

¶301.

Justification, 8, 151, 154, 238.

¶302.

K

KANT, 18 sq., 67, 139.

¶303.

Kenrick, F. P., 71.

¶304.

Keppler, Bishop, 15.

¶305.

Konings, A. (C. SS. R.), 70.

¶306.

Kresslinger, M. (O. F. M.), 59.

¶307.

Kuper, H. (C. SS. R.), 70.

¶308.

L

LACORDAIRE, 35.

¶309.

Lacroix, Claude (S.J.), 58.

¶310.

Lapuente, Louis de, 66.

¶311.

Law, The concept of, 119 sqq.; Eternal, 120; Temporal, 120; Moral, 120, 122 sqq.; Ecclesiastical, 121, 157 sq., 161 sq.; Human, 155; Properties of human, 160 sqq.; Interpretation of, 177 sqq.; Cessation of, 180 sqq.

¶312.

Lax conscience, 197 sq.

¶313.

Laxism, 219, 223.

¶314.

Laymann, Paul (S.J.), 58.

¶315.

Legalism, 206.

¶316.

Legends of the Saints, 30 sqq.

¶317.

Legislators bound to observe the laws they have made, 176.

¶318.

Lehmkuhl, Aug. (S.J.), 70, 72.

¶319.

Leibnitz, 67.

¶320.

Lessius, Leonard (S.J.), 62.

¶321.

Lettres à un Provincial, 63, 229.

¶322.

Lewis, D., 65.

¶323.

Libertas contradictionis, etc., 109 sq.

¶324.

Libertas virtutis s. gratiae, 110 sq.

¶325.

Liberty, 8, 109 sqq., 149, 215, 219, 223, 224, 226, 231 sqq., 257.

¶326.

Libri Poenitentiales, 51.

¶327.

Libri Sententiarum, 51.

¶328.

License, 149.

¶329.

Life, 215.

¶330.

Limitations of free-will, 81 sqq.

¶331.

Linsenmann, F. X., 69, 217.

¶332.

Literature of Moral Theology, 41 sqq.

¶333.

Lombroso, 95.

¶334.

Lopez, Louis (O.P.), 62 sq.

¶335.

Luther, 150.

¶336.

Lutheranism, 151.

¶337.

Lying, 213, 265, 268, 274.

¶338.

M

MACARIUS, ST., 49.

¶339.

Malice, Prepense, 259 sq.; Sins of, 273 sq.

¶340.

Manhood, 87 sq.

¶341.

Man, the subject of morality, 79 sqq.

¶342.

Manichaeans, 48.

¶343.

Manslaughter, 266.

¶344.

Marc, C., 70.

¶345.

Marriage, 242 sqq., 246.

¶346.

Martin, Conrad, 69, 216, 233, 249.

¶347.

Mass, 178.

¶348.

Materia levis—gravis, 170, 172, 204, 209 sqq., 266.

¶349.

Mayr, Ant., 233.

¶350.

Mazzotta, Nicholas (S.J.), 58 sq.

¶351.

Means, The end does not justify bad, 268 sqq.

¶352.

Medina, Bartholomew de, 228.

¶353.

Melancholia, 261.

¶354.

Melanchthon, 150.

¶355.

Mental derangement, 261 sq.

¶356.

Mercy, 13.

¶357.

Methodius, St., 49, 250.

¶358.

Methods of Moral Theology, 36 sqq.; Scholastic or speculative, 36 sq., 57 sq.; Practical or casuistic, 37 sq.; Ascetic, 38 sq.

¶359.

Michel, P., 69.

¶360.

Milieu, 95.

¶361.

Minges, P. (O. F. M.), 53 sq.

¶362.

Miracles, 31.

¶363.

Missions, 90.

¶364.

Modern period of the history of Moral Theology, 57 sqq.

¶365.

Modesty, 102 sq.

¶366.

Molina, Louis de (S.J.), 62.

¶367.

Montanists, 143.

¶368.

Moralists, Teaching of, 33 sqq.

¶369.

Morality, Not confined to the sexual sphere, 2; Outside the Christian religion, 13; Definition of, 26, 256; Subject of, 79 sqq.; Objective norm of, 119 sqq.; Ideal of, 132; First principle of, 192; Objective-subjective norm of (duty), 203 sqq.; No—without legality, 207; Standard of, 244; Of human acts, 264 sqq.

¶370.

Moral law of nature, see Natural law.

¶371.

Moral Theology, Definition of, 1 sq.; Scope, 2 sq.; Relation to Dogmatic Theology, 4 sqq.; to Protestant ethics, 7 sqq.; to moral philosophy, 11 sqq.; Object of, 17 sqq.; Division of, 74 sq.

¶372.

Morbid fear, 261.

¶373.

Mosaic law, see Moses.

¶374.

Moses, 136 sqq., 145, 146, 149.

¶375.

Motives of duty, 204 sqq.

¶376.

Motus primo primus, 105.

¶377.

Motus secundo primus, 105.

¶378.

Moya, M. de, 224.

¶379.

Müller, E. M., 70.

¶380.

Murder, 260, 271.

¶381.

Mystery of iniquity, 6.

¶382.

Mysticism, 38 sq., 49, 64 sqq., 151 sqq., 190 sqq.

¶383.

N

NATALIS ALEXANDER, 57, 225.

¶384.

Nationality, 215, 216.

¶385.

Natural law, Definition of, 122; Content of, 122 sq.; Existence of, 123 sqq.; Author of, 125 sqq.; Universality of, 127 sqq.; Primary and secondary precepts of, 128 sqq.; Absolute or unchangeable, 130 sq.; Binding force of, 130 sqq.

¶386.

Nature, Man subject to, 84 sq.

¶387.

Negligence, 260.

¶388.

New Testament, Moral law of the, 141 sqq., 145 sqq.

¶389.

Nietzsche, 127.

¶390.

Noachian precepts, 136.

¶391.

Noe, 136.

¶392.

Noldin, H. (S.J.), 70 sq.

¶393.

Nostalgia, 262.

¶394.

O

OBEDIENCE, 167 sq., 209, 236 sqq., 249.

¶395.

Oberrauch, A. N. (O. F. M.), 68.

¶396.

Object, Of Moral Theology, 17 sqq.; Of morality, 265 sqq.

¶397.

Obligation of law, 163 sqq.

¶398.

Obsession, 200.

¶399.

Obstacles to voluntary action, 113 sqq.

¶400.

Obstraet, J., 223.

¶401.

Odiosa restringenda, 178.

¶402.

Old Testament, Positive law of the, 135 sqq., 146.

¶403.

Omission, 254, 257, 259.

¶404.

Opera meliora, 238.

¶405.

Orders, Religious, 244 sq.

¶406.

Origen, 45.

¶407.

Original sin, 184, 276.

¶408.

Osee, 131.

¶409.

P

PACIFICUS NOVARIENSIS, 55.

¶410.

Paganism, 13, 44, 47.

¶411.

Palmieri, D. (S.J.), 70.

¶412.

Parables, 29, 147.

¶413.

Parents, 215, 216.

¶414.

Parvitas materiae, 172, 209, 273.

¶415.

Pascal, 63, 229.

¶416.

Pasqualigo, Z., 224.

¶417.

Passions, 103 sqq.

¶418.

Patristic period in the history of Moral Theology, 42 sqq.

¶419.

Patuzzi, J. V., 60, 225.

¶420.

Paul, St., 9, 123, 142, 145, 146, 152, 153, 163, 164, 183, 240, 246 sqq., 258.

¶421.

Pelagians, 109.

¶422.

Penance, 238.

¶423.

Penitence, 154.

¶424.

Penal laws, 169 sq.

¶425.

Penitential Books, 51.

¶426.

Peraldus, 52.

¶427.

Perault, 52.

¶428.

Peregrini, 174 sq.

¶429.

Perfection, 10, 24 sq., 38, 236 sqq., 244, 252.

¶430.

Perjury, 266.

¶431.

Perplexity of conscience, 211 sqq.

¶432.

Pessimism, 23.

¶433.

Peter Damian, St., 51.

¶434.

Peter Lombard, 52 sq.

¶435.

Peter, St., 43, 164, 258.

¶436.

Pharisees, 157, 199, 206, 207.

¶437.

Pius IX, 168.

¶438.

Plato, 278.

¶439.

Polycarp, St., 43 sq.

¶440.

Pompey, 14.

¶441.

Poverty, Voluntary, 236 sqq., 242 sq., 249.

¶442.

Power, All from God, 158, 163; As distinct from habit, 275 sq.

¶443.

Prayer, 216, 265, 266, 268.

¶444.

Precepts, Of the Moral law, 129 sq.; Positive divine, 135 sqq.; as Counsels, 236 sqq., 248 sqq.

¶445.

Prierias, Sylvester, 55.

¶446.

Privilege, 180.

¶447.

Probabiliorism, 224 sqq., 229, 234.

¶448.

Probabilism, Explanation of, 218 sqq.; Scope of, 221 sq.; Teaching of, 226 sqq.

¶449.

Probabilissima, 221, 223.

¶450.

Probability, Kinds of, 220 sq.

¶451.

Probst, Fr., 69.

¶452.

Promulgation of law, 161 sq.

¶453.

Properties of human law, 160 sqq.

¶454.

Protestant Ethics, 7 sqq., 148 sq.

¶455.

Protestantism essentially antinomian, 150 sq.

¶456.

Protestants not bound by the laws of the Church, 173.

¶457.

Pruner, J. E., 69.

¶458.

Pseudo-Mystics, 151 sqq.

¶459.

Punishment, 156, 257.

¶460.

“Pure” duties, 19 sq.

¶461.

Pythagoras, 278.

¶462.

Q

QUASI-DOMICILE, 174.

¶463.

Quietists, 20 sq.

¶464.

R

RAPPENHÖNER, J., 69.

¶465.

Rassler, Chr., 233.

¶466.

Ratio legis, 177 sq., 207.

¶467.

Rationalism, 67.

¶468.

Raymond of Pennafort, St., 54.

¶469.

Reason, A source of Moral Theology, 26 sq.; The measure of the will, 119; The promulgator of the moral law of nature, 122; Not autonomous, 125; And conscience, 188 sq.

¶470.

Redemptorists, 233.

¶471.

Reginald, Valerius, 63.

¶472.

Regnier de Marais, 66.

¶473.

Reiffenstuel, Anaclete (O. F. M.), 59.

¶474.

Resistance to authority, passive, 166; active, 167, 168.

¶475.

Responsibility, 256, 261, 262.

¶476.

Reuter, John (S.J.), 58.

¶477.

Revelation as a source of Moral Theology, 27 sqq.

¶478.

Revolution, 168.

¶479.

Richard of St. Victor, 55.

¶480.

Rickaby, Jos. (S.J.), 275, 276, 278.

¶481.

Rietter, A., 69.

¶482.

Rigorism, 38, 44, 219, 222 sqq., 234, 242.

¶483.

Robert of Flamesbury, 54.

¶484.

Rodriguez, Al. (S.J.), 65 sq.

¶485.

Romans, 13 sq.

¶486.

Ruysbroeck, Bl. John of, 56.

¶487.

S

SABBATH, 137 sq., 171, 213, 214.

¶488.

Sabetti, A. (S.J.), 70.

¶489.

Sacraments, The, 9, 12, 221, 244.

¶490.

Sacra Parallela, 51.

¶491.

Sa, Emanuel (S.J.), 63.

¶492.

Sailer, J. M., 68.

¶493.

Saints, The, 14, 29, 30 sqq., 88.

¶494.

Salmanticenses, 59.

¶495.

Salsmans, J. (S.J.), 72.

¶496.

Sanchez, J., 224.

¶497.

Sanchez, Thos. (S.J.), 61, 224.

¶498.

Sancto Ignatio, Henry a, 223.

¶499.

Scandal, 272, 274.

¶500.

Scaramelli, J. B. (S.J.), 67.

¶501.

Scavini, P., 70.

¶502.

Scheicher, J., 69.

¶503.

Schenkl, M. von (O. S. B.), 68.

¶504.

Schindler, F. M., 69.

¶505.

Scholastic period in the history of Moral Theology, 51 sqq.

¶506.

School, 93 sqq.

¶507.

Schwane, J., 69.

¶508.

Scintilla animae, 190 sqq.

¶509.

Scintillae Patrum, 51.

¶510.

Scotus (See Duns Scotus).

¶511.

Scrupulousness, 199 sqq.

¶512.

Scupoli, Lorenzo, 65.

¶513.

Self-denial, 153.

¶514.

Selfishness as a motive, 19 sqq.

¶515.

Self-love, 22.

¶516.

Seneca, 183.

¶517.

Sermon on the Mount, 147, 282.

¶518.

Sex, 91 sqq., 102.

¶519.

Sexten, a (See Gatterer).

¶520.

Shea, J. G., 66.

¶521.

Shepherd of Hermas, 44, 250.

¶522.

Sigwart, Chs., 227.

¶523.

Simar, H. Th., 69, 232, 233.

¶524.

Sin, 111, 119, 128, 148, 154, 165, 167, 192, 210, 213, 215, 219, 240, 241, 249, 269, 273 sq.

¶525.

Sixtus V, 64.

¶526.

Slater, Thos. (S.J.), 269.

¶527.

Society as a determinant of morality, 95 sqq.; Civil, or the State, 158 sq.

¶528.

Socinianism, 151.

¶529.

Socrates, 278.

¶530.

Soldiers, 165, 171, 215.

¶531.

Soto, Peter (O. P.), 57, 62.

¶532.

Sources, Of Moral Theology, 26 sqq.; Of Morality, 264.

¶533.

Sovereign, Subject to his own laws, 175.

¶534.

Spontaneous actions, 98.

¶535.

Sporer, Patrick (O. F. M.), 59.

¶536.

Standard of morals, 244.

¶537.

Stapf, J. A., 68.

¶538.

State, 157, 158 sq., 169.

¶539.

Statistics, Criminal, 95 sq.

¶540.

Stattler, Benedict (S.J.), 68.

¶541.

Stealing, 265, 273.

¶542.

Steyaert, M., 223.

¶543.

Stoics, 18 sq., 108.

¶544.

Strangers, 174.

¶545.

Suarez, Francis (S.J.), 57, 61.

¶546.

Subjects of human law, 173 sqq.

¶547.

Summa Astesana (or Astensis), 54.

¶548.

Summae Confessorum, 54.

¶549.

Summae, Scholastic, 52.

¶550.

Summa Pacifica, 55.

¶551.

Summa Pisana (or Pisanella), 54 sq.

¶552.

Summa Raimundiana, 54.

¶553.

Summa Rosella (or Baptistiniana), 55.

¶554.

Summa Summarum (or Sylvestrina), 55.

¶555.

Superhuman, 127 sq.

¶556.

Suso, Henry, Bl., 56.

¶557.

Synagogue, 157.

¶558.

Συνείδησις, 183.

¶559.

Surgery, 221.

¶560.

Synteresis, 188.

¶561.

T

TACITUS, 14.

¶562.

Talent, 89 sq.

¶563.

Tamburini, Thos., 224.

¶564.

Tanner, Adam, 57.

¶565.

Tanquerey, A., 71.

¶566.

Tauler, John, 55.

¶567.

Temperament, 88.

¶568.

Temptation, 150, 184.

¶569.

Tepe, G. B. (S.J.), 70.

¶570.

Teresa, St., 65.

¶571.

Tertullian, 46, 143, 165.

¶572.

Testamentum aeternum, 143.

¶573.

Theological virtues, 279 sq.

¶574.

Thomas a Kempis, 56, 64, 66.

¶575.

Thomas Aquinas, St., 33, 34 sq., 39, 52 sq., 57, 138, 155, 166, 168, 175, 184, 187, 206, 278, 281.

¶576.

Toletus, Fr. de (S.J.), 62.

¶577.

Timor filialis, 205 sq.

¶578.

Torres, Louis (S.J.), 58.

¶579.

Tradition, 27, 29 sq.

¶580.

Trent, Council of, 17 sqq., 57, 148, 152.

¶581.

Trovamala, J. B., 55.

¶582.

Tutiorism, 222 sq., 225, 232.

¶583.

U

Ultra posse nemo tenetur, 166.

¶584.

Underhill, Evelyn, 56.

¶585.

V

VAN KASTEREN, 282.

¶586.

Vasquez, Gabriel (S.J.), 57.

¶587.

Venatorius, Th., 52.

¶588.

Vermeersch, A., 71.

¶589.

Vigilantius, 251.

¶590.

Villada, P., 72.

¶591.

Vincent de Paul, St., 59.

¶592.

Violence, 113 sq., 166.

¶593.

Virginity (See Chastity).

¶594.

Virtues, 277 sqq.

¶595.

Vives, J. C., 71.

¶596.

Voit, Edmund (S.J.), 59.

¶597.

Vocation, Duties of, 214.

¶598.

Voluntarium, 98 sqq., 104, 195, 254.

¶599.

Voluntary acts, 98 sqq.

¶600.

W

WEISS, A. M. (O.P.), 244 sq.

¶601.

When a law must be observed, 178.

¶602.

Wiclif, 167.

¶603.

Wirceburgenses, 60 sq.

¶604.

Wolff, 67.

¶605.

Works of supererogation, 238 sqq., 250.

¶606.

Works of the flesh, 283.

¶607.

X

XENOPHON, 278.

¶608.

Z

ZERBOLT, GERARD, 56.

¶609.

Ziegler, 240.