Chapter — Marc, Institutiones Morales

CHAPTER I: On the Unjust Acceptance of Another's Thing, or On Theft

¶1.

St. Thomas, 2. 2, q. 66; St. Alphonsus, III, 518-546; ed. G., II, p. 27 seq.; H. Ap., X, n. 14-34; Lugo, disp. 16; Lessius, l. 2, c. 12; Sporer-Bierbaum, tr. V, n. 779; Lehmkuhl, I, 1109; Noldin, II, n. 414; Aertnys, l. III, n. 285; Tanquerey, II, n. 431; Berardi, Theol. mor., III, n. 242.

¶2.

There must be treated: 1. concerning the nature and gravity of theft in general; - 2. concerning certain thefts in particular; - 3. concerning causes excusing from the delict of theft.

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