Index (as printed)

To the benevolent reader . . . 5

General Introduction . . . 7

QUESTION ONE. Physiological notions concerning the genital organs and generation . . . 9

QUESTION TWO. Theological principles concerning Chastity and Lust . . . 17

QUESTION THREE. Concerning Lust Consummated according to Nature . . . 37

Article I. Concerning Fornication . . . 38

Article II. Concerning Stuprum and Raptus . . . 42

Article III. Concerning Adultery . . . 46

Article IV. Concerning Incest . . . 47

Article V. Concerning Carnal Sacrilege . . . 50

QUESTION FOUR. Concerning Lust Consummated against Nature . . . 51

Article I. Concerning Solitary Sin, or Pollution . . . 53

Article II. Concerning Sodomy . . . 63

Article III. Concerning Bestiality . . . 65

Article IV. Concerning Unnatural Concubitus with a Woman . . . 67

QUESTION FIVE. Concerning Imperfect Lust, or Impudicity . . . 68

QUESTION SIX. Concerning Internal Lust . . . 77

QUESTION SEVEN. Concerning the Causes and Remedies of Lust . . . 82

QUESTION EIGHT. Concerning Spouses in the Use of Marriage . . . 98

Article I. Concerning the Essence and End of Conjugal Copulation . . . 98

Article II. Concerning the Circumstances of Conjugal Copulation . . . 102

Article III. Concerning Accessory Acts Connected with Copulation . . . 107

Article IV. Concerning Excess in the Use of Marriage . . . 111

Article V. Concerning the Conjugal Debt and Concerning Defect in the Use of Marriage . . . 123