APPENDIX OF THE AUTHOR

Those things which in this constitution are prescribed or prohibited are found arranged in better order, for the dispositive part, in can. 1385-1405; as regards penalties, in can. 2318. Generally all things are confirmed. It is only to be noted from can. 1384 § 2 that under the name of books there are also comprehended daily publications, periodicals, and any other published writings. From can. 1385 § 2 the license of publishing can be given either by the Ordinary of the place of the author, or by the Ordinary of the place in which they are made public, or by the Ordinary of the place in which they are printed, yet so that, if one of these Ordinaries has denied the license, the author cannot seek it from another Ordinary unless he has made the same certain of the license denied by the other. Anonymous publications are also no longer prohibited. In Proemium III is confirmed from can. 1398 § 1.

1 remains. - 2 is confirmed by can. 1399 n. 2. - 3 can. 1399 n. 4. - 4 is clear of itself. - 5 can. 1399 n. 1 with can. 1400, where it is said: "those who devote effort in any way to theological or biblical studies." - 6 can. 1399 n. 5, 1391 and 1400. - 7 can. 1385 § 1 n. 1, 1391 and 1399 n. 5. - 8 can. 1391, 1399

n. 3, and 1400. - 9 can. 1399 n. 9. - 10 concerning classic works discourse is no longer made. - 11 as regards substance is confirmed in can. 1399 n. 6. - 12 is confirmed by can. 1399 n. 7. - 13 can. 1399 n. 5. - 14 can. 1399 n. 8 and, as regards the last part, by the same canon n. 6. - 15 is confirmed by can. 1399 n. 12. - 16 by the same canon 11. - 17 can. 1388 § 1. - 18 can. 1399 n. 10 and can. 1390. - 19 can. 1390 and implicitly 1385 § 1 n. 2. - 20 can. 1385 § 1 n. 2 and 1391 n. 5. - 21 can. 1399 n. 3. - 22 can. 1386 § 2. - 23 can. 1398 § 1 and 1402 § 1. - 24 this faculty is transferred to the Holy Office from can. 247 § 4. The S. Congr. of the Index has been suppressed. - 25 is confirmed by can. 1402 §§ 1-2. - 26 can. 1403 §§ 1-2. - 27 can. 1397 § 1. - 28 can. 1397 §§ 2-3. - 29 can. 1397 § 4 as regards substance and from the same canon § 5. - 30 can. 1395 § 1 and § 3. - 31 can. 1391 § 2. - 32 can. 1387. - 33 can. 1389. - 34 is omitted; it is clear of itself. - 35 is confirmed by can. 1385 § 2. - 36 by the same canon § 3; it is now said: religious, by which word all are comprehended from can. 488 n. 7. - 37 no further mention is made of authors who dwell at Rome; therefore for them henceforth the common law has force. - 38 is confirmed by can. 1393 §§ 1 and 3. - 39 by the same canon § 2. - 40 can. 1394 § 1. - 41 can. 1385 § 1 nn. 1 and 2. - 42 can. 1386 § 1. - 43 this prescription has been suppressed. - 44 is confirmed by can. 1392 §§ 1-2. - 45 can. 1396. - 46 can. 1404. - 47 can. 2318 § 1. - 48 can. 2318 § 2, and 49 is clear of itself.