Chapter — Marc, Institutiones Morales
Chapter II: On Certain and Doubtful Conscience
¶1.
St. Thomas, de Verit., q. XIV; 2.2, q. 1, a. 4; q. 2, a. 1; q. 70, a. 2; St. Alphonsus, I, 20-39; ed. G., I, p. 11 ff.; Mazzotta, tr. I, disp. 1, q. 3, c. 1-5; Bardi, Discept. de consc., discept. 1, c. 9; disc. V and VI; Reuter, P. I, tr. 2, c. 2, n. 75; Panzuti, Theol. mor., I, tr. 1, 3 and 4; Vind. Alph. (ed. 2), n. 125; Lehmkuhl, I, n. 119.
¶2.
We shall speak: 1. of the necessity of certain conscience for acting rightly; 2. of the manner in which doubtful conscience is laid aside.