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Part — Merkelbach, Summa Theologiae Moralis

Fifth Part: On the Virtues Annexed to Justice

Contents

Section A: On Religion According to Itselfnn. 645–654
- Question One: On the Essence of Religionnn. 645–648
- Question Two: On the Object of Religion or Divine Worshipnn. 649–654
Section B: On the Acts of Religionnn. 655–768
- Chapter I: On the Internal Acts by Which We Exhibit to God the Mind or the Willnn. 656–680
  - Question One: On Devotionnn. 656–660
  - Question Two: On Prayernn. 661–680
    Article I: On the Essence and Object of Prayernn. 661–668
    Article II: On the Species of Prayernn. 669–675
    Article III: On the Necessity and Efficacy of Prayernn. 676–680
- Chapter II: On the Acts by Which We Exhibit the Body to Godnn. 681–690
  - Question One: On Adorationnn. 681–684
  - Question Two: On the Observance of Feastsnn. 685–690
- Chapter III: On the Acts by Which We Offer Something to Godnn. 691–740
  - Question One: On Sacrificenn. 692–704
  - Question Two: On Oblationsnn. 705–709
  - Question Three: On Vownn. 710–740
    Article I: On the Essence of Vownn. 710–715
    Article II: On the Matter of Vownn. 716–721
    Article III: On the Obligation of Vownn. 722–731
    Article IV: On the Cessation of the Obligation of Vownn. 732–740
- Chapter IV: On the Acts by Which We Assume the Divine Namenn. 741–768
  - Question One: On Oathnn. 742–758
    Article I: On the Essence and Object of an Oathnn. 742–748
    Article II: On the Liceity of an Oathnn. 749–754
    Article III: On the Obligation of a Promissory Oathnn. 755–758
  - Question Two: On Adjurationnn. 759–763
  - Question Three: On Divine Praisesnn. 764–768
Section C: On Sins Opposed to Religionnn. 769–815
- Chapter I: On Superstitionnn. 770–789
  - Question One: On Undue Worship of the True Godnn. 771–773
  - Question Two: On Idolatrynn. 774–776
  - Question Three: On Divinationnn. 777–784
  - Question Four: On Vain Observance and Magicnn. 785–789
- Chapter II: On Irreligiositynn. 790–815
  - Question One: On the Tempting of Godnn. 791–794
  - Question Two: On Perjurynn. 795–799
  - Question Three: On Sacrilegenn. 800–807
  - Question Four: On Simonynn. 808–815
Section D: On Piety and Observancenn. 816–848
- Chapter I: On Pietynn. 816–832
  - Question One: On Piety in Itselfnn. 816–818
  - Question Two: On the Offices of Piety Toward Parentsnn. 819–823
  - Question Three: On the Office of Parents Toward Childrennn. 824–829
  - Question Four: On the Offices of Spousesnn. 830–832
- Chapter II: On Observancenn. 833–848
  - Question One: On Observance in Generalnn. 833–835
  - Question Two: On Duliann. 836–838
  - Question Three: On Obedience and Inobediencenn. 839–845
  - Question Four: On the Offices of Rulers and Subjectsnn. 846–848
Section E: On Truthnn. 849–874
- Question One: On Truth in Itselfnn. 849–851
- Question Two: On Violation of a Secretnn. 852–856
- Question Three: On Lyingnn. 857–868
  - Article I: On Lying Itselfnn. 857–863
  - Article II: On the Species of Lyingnn. 864–868
- Question Four: On Various Casesnn. 869–874
Section F: On Other Habits Annexed to Justicenn. 875–895
- Question One: On Gratitude and Ingratitudenn. 875–880
- Question Two: On Vindicationnn. 881–883
- Question Three: On Liberalitynn. 884–887
- Question Four: On Affabilitynn. 888–889
- Question Five: On Equitynn. 890–893
- Question Six: On the Gift of Pietynn. 894–895