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Part — Merkelbach, Summa Theologiae Moralis

First Part: On Justice in General

Contents

Chapter I: On Justice Itself According to Itselfnn. 134–148
- Question One: On the Notion and Definition of Justicenn. 134–138
- Question Two: On the Object of Justice and on Its Distinction from the Other Virtuesnn. 139–145
- Question Three: On the Excellence of Justicenn. 146–148
Chapter II: On Rightnn. 149–235
- Question One: On Right in Generalnn. 149–155
- Question Two: On the Species of Rightnn. 156–165
- Question Three: On the Object of Right and Dominionnn. 166–170
- Question Four: On the Subject of Right and Dominionnn. 171–200
  - Article I: On the Dominion of Children Under Parental Powernn. 175–179
  - Article II: On the Dominion of Wivesnn. 180–190
  - Article III: On the Dominion of Authors and Inventorsnn. 191–193
  - Article IV: On the Dominion of Clericsnn. 194–196
  - Article V: On the Dominion of Religiousn. 197
  - Article VI: On the Dominion of Moral Personsnn. 198–200
- Question Five: On the Acquisition of Right and Dominionnn. 201–235
  - Article I: On Occupationnn. 203–212
  - Article II: On Inventionnn. 213–219
  - Article III: On Accessionnn. 220–224
  - Article IV: On Prescriptionnn. 225–235
Chapter III: Concerning Injustice or Injury in Generalnn. 236–247
- Question One: Concerning Injustice Itself in Itselfnn. 236–240
- Question Two: Concerning the Species of Injusticenn. 241–244
- Question Three: Concerning the General Principles of Right by Which Injury Is Discernednn. 245–247
Chapter IV: Concerning the Division of Justicenn. 248–258
- Question One: Concerning the Integral Partsnn. 249–251
- Question Two: Concerning the Subjective Partsnn. 252–256
- Question Three: Concerning the Potential Partsnn. 257–258