Manual — Hieronymus Noldin, S.J.
Summa of Moral Theology (Summa Theologiae Moralis)
First published 1911. Translated into English for this library from the Latin of the Innsbruck editions: Volume I in its ninth edition (1911), printed with the separate treatises On the Sixth Precept and the Use of Matrimony (twelfth edition) and On Ecclesiastical Penalties (ninth edition); Volume II, On the Precepts, in its ninth edition (1911); Volume III, On the Sacraments, in its fifteenth–sixteenth editions (1923). Each work keeps its own continuous marginal numbering, exactly as printed — citations run 'I, n. 94', 'De sexto, n. 88', 'De poenis, n. 101', 'II, n. 95', 'III, n. 428'. Each volume's own Index of Subjects and printed table of contents are kept, with the index references resolved to the marginal numbers. Download: PDF — Volume I (1911): the three works together · PDF — Volume II: On the Precepts (1911) · PDF — Volume III: On the Sacraments (1923) · PDF — the Latin original, Volume I (ninth edition, 1911) · PDF — the Latin original, Volume II (ninth edition, 1911) · PDF — the Latin original, Volume III (editions XV–XVI, 1923) · EPUB
The Innsbruck Jesuit manual, for half a century among the most widely used in the seminaries of the world: Volume I on the principles of moral theology — the last end, human acts, laws, conscience, virtues, and sins — printed with the separate treatises On the Sixth Precept and the Use of Matrimony and On Ecclesiastical Penalties; Volume II on the precepts of the theological virtues, of the Decalogue, and of the Church; Volume III on the sacraments, from baptism through matrimony. Compact, orderly, and exact — the manual later writers cite simply as 'Noldin'.
The book’s own contents, as printed: On the Principles of Moral Theology · On the Sixth Precept and the Use of Matrimony · On Ecclesiastical Penalties · Volume II. On the Precepts of God and of the Church · Volume III. On the Sacraments
Contents
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On the Principles of Moral Theologynn. 1–353
- Title Pages
Book Second. On Acts Apt For The Endnn. 40–104
- Third Question. On Acts Morally Goodnn. 87–92
- Appendix. On Acts Morally Indifferentnn. 93–95
- Fourth Question. On Supernatural Actsnn. 96–99
Fifth Question. On Meritorious Actsnn. 100–104
- First Article. On The Nature Of Meritnn. 100–101
- Second Article. On The Conditions Of Meritnn. 102–104
Book Third. On Lawsnn. 105–205
- First Question. On The Nature Of Lawnn. 106–110
Second Question. On Divine Lawnn. 111–126
- First Article. On Eternal And Natural Lawnn. 111–117
- Second Article. On Positive Divine Lawnn. 118–122
- Third Article. On Counselsnn. 123–126
Third Question. On Human Lawnn. 127–141
- First Article. On The Author Of Human Lawnn. 127–135
- Second Article. On The Object Of Human Lawnn. 136–141
Fourth Question. On The Subject Of Lawnn. 142–152
- First Article. On The Subject Itself Of Lawnn. 142–150
- Article Second. On Ecclesiastical Domicile.nn. 151–152
- Question Fifth. On the Promulgation and Acceptance of Law.nn. 153–156
- Question Sixth. On the Interpretation of Law and Epikeia.nn. 157–160
Question Seventh. On the Obligation of Law.nn. 161–174
- Article First. On the Obligation of Law in General.nn. 161–163
Article Second. On the Obligation of Special Laws.nn. 164–170
- § 1. On Penal Law.nn. 164–165
- § 2. On Invalidating Law.nn. 166–168
- § 3. On Law Founded on Presumption.nn. 169–170
- Article Third. On the Manner of Fulfilling Obligation.nn. 171–174
Question Eighth. On the Cessation of Obligation.nn. 175–197
- Article First. On Causes De-obliging from Law.nn. 175–178
Article Second. On Dispensation from Law.nn. 179–191
- § 1. On the Power of Dispensing.nn. 181–184
- § 2. On the Causes of Dispensation.nn. 185–187
- § 3. On the Cessation of Dispensation.nn. 188–191
- Article Third. On Privilege.nn. 192–197
- Question Ninth. On the Cessation of Law.nn. 198–199
Question Tenth. On Custom.nn. 200–205
- Article First. On Derogatory Custom.nn. 202–203
- Article Second. On Obligatory Custom.nn. 204–205
Book Fourth. On Conscience.nn. 206–253
Question First. On the Nature of Conscience.nn. 206–225
- Article First. On Conscience in General.nn. 206–209
- Article Second. On the Obligation of Following Conscience.nn. 210–212
- Article Third. On Scrupulous Conscience.nn. 213–217
Article Fourth. On Certain and Doubtful Conscience.nn. 218–222
- § 1. On Certain Conscience.nn. 218–219
- § 2. On Doubtful Conscience.nn. 220–222
- Article Fifth. On Probable Opinion.nn. 223–225
Question Second. On the Moral System.nn. 226–253
Article First. On the Various Systems.nn. 226–246
- § 1. On Absolute Tutiorism.n. 229
- § 2. On Mitigated Tutiorism.n. 230
- § 3. On Probabiliorism.n. 231
- § 4. On Laxism.n. 232
- § 3. On the System of Probabilism.nn. 233–246
- Article Second. On Reflex Principles.nn. 247–249
- Article Third. On the System of St. Alphonsus.n. 250
- Article Fourth. On the Authority of St. Alphonsus.nn. 251–253
Book Fifth. On Virtues.nn. 254–285
Question First. On Virtues in General.nn. 254–261
Question Second. On the Cardinal Virtues.nn. 262–285
- Article First. On Prudence.nn. 263–265
- Article Second. On Justice.nn. 266–274
- Article Third. On Fortitude.nn. 275–282
- Article Fourth. On Temperance.nn. 283–285
Book Sixth. On Sins.nn. 286–353
- Question First. On the Nature and Division of Sin.nn. 286–290
Question Third. On the Conditions of Sin.nn. 313–319
- Article First.nn. 313–316
- Article Second.nn. 317–319
- Question Fourth. On the Gravity of Sin.n. 320
Question Fifth. On the Origin of Sin.nn. 321–326
- Article First. On Temptation to Sin.nn. 322–324
- Article Second. On the Danger of Sin.nn. 325–326
Question Sixth. On Internal Sins.nn. 327–334
- Article First. On Depraved Desires.nn. 328–330
- Article Second. On Depraved Joys.nn. 331–332
- Article Third. On Morose Delectation.nn. 333–334
- Index of Subjects
- Contents (as printed)
On the Sixth Precept and the Use of Matrimonynn. 1–104
- Title Pages
Book First. On the Sixth and Ninth Precepts of the Decalogue.nn. 1–63
- Question First. On Chastity and Virginity.nn. 1–4
Question Third. On Consummated Sins of Lust.nn. 14–47
- Article First. On Sins According to Nature.nn. 15–28
Article Two. On Sins Against Nature.nn. 29–47
- § 1. On Pollution.nn. 29–41
- § 2. On Sodomy.nn. 42–43
- § 3. On Bestiality.nn. 44–47
Book Two. On the Use of Marriage.nn. 64–104
- Index of Subjects
- Contents (as printed)
On Ecclesiastical Penaltiesnn. 1–163
- Title Pages
- Introduction.n. 1
Second Book. On Ecclesiastical Penalties in Particular.nn. 8–163
Question One. On Censures in General.nn. 8–32
- Article One. On the Nature of Censure.nn. 8–10
- Article Two. On the Author of Censure.nn. 11–12
- Article Three. On the Subject of Censure.nn. 13–18
- Article Four. On the Conditions Required for Incurring Censure.nn. 19–22
- Article Five. On Causes Excusing from Censures.nn. 23–25
- Article Six. On Absolution from Censures.nn. 26–31
- Article Seven. On Censures Now in Force.n. 32
Question Two. On Excommunication.nn. 33–108
Question Four. On Interdictnn. 114–122
- Article One. On Interdict in Generalnn. 114–117
Question Five. On Irregularitiesnn. 123–163
- Article One. On Irregularities in Generalnn. 123–129
Article Two. On Irregularities from Delictnn. 130–140
- § 1. Repetition of Baptismnn. 131–132
- § 2. Usurpation of Ordern. 133
- § 3. Violation of Censuren. 134
- § 4. Homicide or Mutilationnn. 135–140
Article Three. On Irregularities from Defect.nn. 141–160
- § 1. Defect of Body.nn. 141–146
- § 2. Defect of Soul.n. 147
- § 3. Defect of Liberty.n. 148
- § 4. Defect of Birth.nn. 149–150
- § 5. Defect of Sacrament.nn. 151–153
- § 6. Defect of Reputation.nn. 154–157
- § 7. Defect of Mildness.nn. 158–160
- Article Four. On the Cessation of Irregularity.nn. 161–163
- Index of Subjects
- Contents (as printed)
Volume II. On the Precepts of God and of the Churchnn. 1–783
- Title Pages
- Contents (as printed)
- Introductionnn. 1–2
Part First. On the Precepts of the Theological Virtuesnn. 3–129
Book Third. On the Precepts of Charitynn. 53–129
Question Third. On Charity of Neighbornn. 71–129
- Article First. On the Nature of Charity of Neighborn. 71
- Article Second. On the Precept of Charity of Neighbornn. 72–80
- Article Fourth. On the Love of Enemiesnn. 81–85
Article Fifth. On External Charity of Neighbornn. 86–98
- § 1. On Mercynn. 86–88
- § 2. On Almsnn. 89–93
- § 3. On Fraternal Correctionnn. 94–98
Article Sixth. On Sins Against Charity of Neighbornn. 99–129
- § 1. On Hatrednn. 100–101
- § 2. On Scandalnn. 102–106
- Particular Questions Concerning Scandalnn. 107–109
- § 3. On Inductionnn. 110–115
- § 4. On Cooperationnn. 116–121
- Particular Questions Concerning Cooperationnn. 122–129
Part Second. On the Precepts of the Decaloguenn. 130–672
- Question First. On the Nature of Religionnn. 131–134
Question Second. On the Acts of Religionnn. 135–147
- Article First. On Adorationnn. 135–137
- Article Second. On Prayernn. 138–147
Question Third. On Sins Against Religionnn. 148–200
- Article Second. On Idolatrynn. 151–152
- Article Third. On Divinationnn. 153–158
- Article Fourth. On Vain Observancenn. 159–162
Article Fifth. On Magic and Maleficenn. 163–170
- On Recent Magicnn. 167–170
- Article Sixth. On Tempting Godnn. 171–173
- Article Seventh. On Sacrilegenn. 174–180
Article Eighth. On Simonynn. 181–200
- On Simony in Beneficiary Mattersnn. 188–200
- Question First. On the Vain Assumption of the Name of Godn. 201
Question Second. On Blasphemynn. 202–208
- Article First. On Blasphemy Itselfnn. 202–207
- Article Second. On Cursesn. 208
Question Third. On Vownn. 209–242
- Article First. On the Nature of Vownn. 209–217
Article Third. On the Obligation of Vownn. 218–242
- Section 1. On Simple Cessationn. 227
- Section 2. On the Irritation of Vownn. 228–232
- Section 3. On the Dispensation of Vownn. 233–239
- Section 4. On the Commutation of Vownn. 240–242
Question Fourth. On Oathnn. 243–259
- Article First. On Oath Itself and Its Liceitynn. 243–245
- Article Second. On the Conditions Required for an Oathnn. 246–248
- Article Third. On the Promissory Oathnn. 249–253
- Article Fourth. On Perjurynn. 254–256
- Article Fifth. On Adjurationnn. 257–259
Book Fourth. On the Fourth Precept of the Decaloguenn. 278–325
- Question First. On Piety, Observance, and Obediencenn. 278–280
Question Third. On Obligations in Civil Societynn. 309–325
- Article First. On the Rulern. 310
- Article Second. On Deputiesn. 311
- Article Third. On the Obligation of Subjectionnn. 312–313
- Article Fourth. On the Obligation of Paying Taxesnn. 314–318
- Article Fifth. On the Obligation of Furnishing Military Servicenn. 319–322
- Article Sixth. On the Obligation of Electing Deputiesnn. 323–325
Book Fifth. On the Fifth Precept of the Decaloguenn. 326–354
- Question First. On the Obligation of Preserving Lifen. 326
- Question Second. On the Killing and Mutilation of Oneselfnn. 327–329
- Question Third. On the Killing of a Criminalnn. 330–331
- Question Fourth. On the Killing of an Unjust Aggressornn. 332–335
Question Fifth. On the Killing of an Innocent Personnn. 336–346
- Article First. On Homicidenn. 336–340
- Article Second. On the Procuring of Abortionnn. 341–346
- Question Sixth. On the Duelnn. 347–350
- Question Seventh. On Warnn. 351–354
Book Sixth. On the Seventh Precept of the Decaloguenn. 355–633
- Preliminary Question. On the Force of Civil Law in the Matter of Justicenn. 355–356
Chapter First. On Ownershipnn. 357–407
Question Second. On Ownership in External Thingsnn. 368–381
- Article First. On the Origin of Ownership in External Thingsn. 368
- Article Second. On Possessionnn. 369–371
- Article Third. On the Ownership of Sons Under Family Powernn. 372–375
- Article Fourth. On the Ownership of Spousesnn. 376–378
- Article Fifth. On the Ownership of Authorsn. 379
- Article Sixth. On the Ownership of Clericsnn. 380–381
Question Third. On the Acquisition of Ownershipnn. 382–407
- Article First. On Occupationnn. 383–396
- Article Fourth. On Labornn. 397–398
- Article Fifth. On Prescriptionnn. 399–407
Chapter Second. On the Injury of Ownershipnn. 408–430
- Question First. On Injury in Generalnn. 408–412
Question Second. On the Unjust Taking Away of a Thingnn. 413–428
Article First. On the Nature of Theftnn. 414–428
- Section 1. Extreme Necessitynn. 424–425
- Section 2. Hidden Compensationnn. 426–428
- Question Third. On Unjust Damagingnn. 429–430
Chapter Third. On the Reparation of Injured Ownershipnn. 431–522
Question Third. On Restitution Because of Unjust Damagingnn. 453–476
Article First. Required Conditionsnn. 454–459
- Section 1. A Truly Unjust Actionn. 455
- Section 2. An Efficacious Cause of Damagenn. 456–457
- Section 3. Theologically Culpablenn. 458–459
- Article Second. On Doubtful Damaging or Damaging Performed with Errornn. 460–463
Article Third. On Certain Acts of Damaging in Particularnn. 464–476
- Section 1. On Damaging in Spiritual Goodsn. 464
- Section 2. On Damaging Because of Homicidenn. 465–468
- Section 3. On Damaging Because of Stuprum or Fornicationnn. 469–471
- Section 4. On Damaging Because of Adulterynn. 472–474
- Section 5. On Damaging Because of Injured Law of Military Servicen. 475
- Section 6. On Damaging Because of Defrauded Taxesn. 476
Question Fourth. On Restitution Because of Unjust Cooperationnn. 477–501
- Article First. On Unjust Cooperation in Generalnn. 477–479
- Article Second. On the One Commandingnn. 480–482
- Article Third. On the One Counselingnn. 483–488
- Article Fourth. On the One Consentingnn. 489–491
- Article Fifth. On the Flatterer, the Receiver, and the Participantnn. 492–494
Article Sixth. On Negative Cooperationsnn. 495–501
- Section 1. On the Quantity of Restitutionnn. 498–499
- Section 2. On the Order of Restitutionnn. 500–501
Question Sixth. On Causes Excusing from Restitutionnn. 514–522
- Article First. On Condonationn. 515
- Article Second. On Impotencenn. 516–517
- Article Third. On Cession of Goodsnn. 518–519
- Article Fourth. On Compositionnn. 520–522
Chapter Fourth. On Contractsnn. 523–633
Question First. On Contracts in Generalnn. 523–617
- Article First. On the Nature of Contractsnn. 523–524
- Article Second. On the Matter of Contractsnn. 525–527
Article Third. On Capable Personsnn. 528–537
- Section 1. On the Qualities of Consentnn. 530–533
- Section 2. On the Vices of Consentnn. 534–537
- Article Fifth. On the Cause of Consentn. 538
- Article Sixth. On the Obligation of Contractsnn. 539–545
- Article First. On Promisenn. 546–547
Article Second. On Donationnn. 548–563
- Section 1. On Hereditary Successionnn. 552–555
- Section 2. On Last Wills Themselvesnn. 556–559
- Section 3. On Testaments Themselvesnn. 560–563
- Article First. On Depositnn. 564–567
- Article Second. On Commodatumnn. 568–570
- Article Third. On Mandatenn. 571–574
Article Fourth. On Mutuumnn. 575–586
- Section 1. On the Nature of Mutuumnn. 575–578
- Section 2. On Pecuniary Mutuumnn. 579–581
- Section 3. On Interest and Usurynn. 582–584
- Section 4. On the Prohibition of Usurynn. 585–586
Article Fifth. On Purchase and Salenn. 587–606
- Section 1. On Purchase and Sale in Generalnn. 587–588
- Section 2. On the Obligations of Seller and Buyernn. 589–593
- Section 3. On the Just Pricenn. 594–599
- Section 4. On Sales in Speciesnn. 600–606
Article Sixth. On Locationnn. 607–613
- Section 1. On Locationn. 608
- Section 2. On Hiringnn. 609–612
- Section 3. On Hiring of a Workn. 613
- Article Seventh. On the Contract of Partnershipnn. 614–615
- Article Eighth. On Exchange of Moneynn. 616–617
Question Fourth. On Aleatory Contractsnn. 618–633
- Article First. On Wageringnn. 619–621
- Article Second. On Gamenn. 622–624
- Article Third. On Lotterynn. 625–626
Article Fourth. On Insurancenn. 627–631
- On Life Insurancenn. 630–631
- Article Fifth. On Stock-Exchange Speculationsnn. 632–633
Book Seventh. On the Eighth Precept of the Decaloguenn. 634–672
- Question First. On Veracity and Fidelitynn. 634–635
Question Second. On Lesion of Truthnn. 636–641
- Article First. On Lyingnn. 636–638
- Article Second. On Amphibology and Mental Restrictionnn. 639–641
Question Third. On Lesion of Reputationnn. 642–657
Question Fourth. On Injury to Honornn. 658–665
- Article First. On Rash Judgmentnn. 658–661
- Article Second. On Insultnn. 662–665
Question Fifth. On Violation of Secretnn. 666–672
- On the Letters of Othersnn. 671–672
Part Third. On the Precepts of the Churchnn. 673–717
Book First. On Abstinence and Fastingnn. 673–691
Question First. On the Precept of Abstinencenn. 673–678
- Article First. On Abstinence from Flesh Meatnn. 674–676
- Article Second. On Other Prohibited Foodsnn. 677–678
Book Second. On Annual Confession and Paschal Communionnn. 692–697
- Question First. On Annual Confessionnn. 692–693
- Question Second. On Paschal Communionnn. 694–697
Part Fourth. On Particular Preceptsnn. 718–783
- Question First. On the Judge and Jurorsnn. 719–728
- Question Second. On the Plaintiff and Accusernn. 729–730
- Question Third. On the Defendantnn. 731–734
- Question Fourth. On the Advocatenn. 735–738
Question Fifth. On Witnessesnn. 739–749
- On Hypnotismnn. 747–749
- Index of Subjects
Volume III. On the Sacramentsnn. 1–681
- Title Pages
- Contents (as printed)
- Introductionn. 1
Book Second. On Baptismnn. 55–83
Book Third. On Confirmationnn. 84–97
Book Fourth. On the Eucharistnn. 98–214
Chapter First. On the Eucharist as Sacramentnn. 99–161
Question Second. On the Matter of the Eucharistnn. 105–118
- Article First. On the Remote Matternn. 105–118
- Question Third. On the Form of the Eucharistnn. 119–122
Chapter Second. On the Eucharist as Sacrificenn. 162–214
- Question V. On the place of celebration.nn. 198–199
Question VI. On the time of celebration.nn. 200–207
- Article I.nn. 200–204
- Article II.nn. 205–207
- Question VII. On the rite of celebration.nn. 208–214
Book Fifth. On Penance.nn. 215–427
Chapter First. On Penance Itself.nn. 215–246
Question First. On the nature of penance.nn. 215–223
- Article First. On the virtue of penance.nn. 215–217
- Article Second. On the sacrament of penance.nn. 218–223
Question Second. On the matter of penance.nn. 224–233
- Article First. On remote matter.nn. 224–232
- Article Second. On proximate matter.n. 233
- Question Third. On the form of penance.nn. 234–240
Chapter II. On the Subject of Penance.nn. 247–334
Question I. On Contrition.nn. 247–265
- Article I. On the Nature of Contrition.nn. 247–251
- Article II. On the Necessity of Contrition.n. 252
- Article III. On the Qualities of Contrition.nn. 253–260
- Article IV. On Purpose.nn. 261–265
Question II. On Confession.nn. 266–295
- Article I. On Confession Itself.nn. 266–271
- Article II. On the Integrity of Confession.nn. 272–281
- Article III. On Causes Excusing from Integrity.nn. 282–287
- Article V. On the Absolution of the Dying.nn. 292–295
Question III. On Satisfaction.nn. 296–310
- Article I. On the Nature of Satisfaction.nn. 296–298
- Article II. On Imposing Satisfaction.nn. 299–304
- Article III. On Accepting and Fulfilling Satisfaction.nn. 305–308
- Article IV. On Commuting Satisfaction.nn. 309–310
Question IV. On Indulgences.nn. 311–334
- Article I. On the Nature of Indulgences.nn. 311–316
- Article II. On the Conditions for Gaining Indulgences.nn. 317–323
- Article III. On the Indulgence of a Privileged Altar.nn. 324–327
- Article IV. On the Indulgence in the Article of Death.nn. 328–329
- Article V. On the Indulgence of the Jubilee.nn. 330–334
Chapter III. On the Minister of Penance.nn. 335–427
Question I. On the Minister and His Power.nn. 335–353
Question Three. Concerning the Obligations of the Minister.nn. 381–417
- Article One. Concerning the Knowledge of the Confessor.nn. 382–383
- Article Two. Concerning the Obligation of Teaching and Warning Penitents.nn. 384–385
- Article Five. Concerning Absolving Habitual Sinners.nn. 392–393
- Article Six. Concerning Absolving Recidivists.nn. 394–396
- Article Seven. Concerning Absolving Occasionaries.nn. 397–400
- Article Eight. Concerning the Obligation of Correcting Defects.nn. 401–405
- Appendix II. Concerning General Confession.nn. 422–427
Book VI. Concerning Extreme Unction.nn. 428–447
- Question One. Concerning the Nature of Extreme Unction.nn. 428–431
- Question Two. Concerning the Matter of Extreme Unction.nn. 432–435
- Question Three. Concerning the Form of Extreme Unction.nn. 436–438
- Question Four. Concerning the Minister of Extreme Unction.nn. 439–441
- Question Five. Concerning the Subject of Extreme Unction.nn. 442–447
Book VII. Concerning Order.nn. 448–500
- Question Two. Concerning the Matter and Form of Order.nn. 454–460
- Question Three. Concerning the Minister of Order.nn. 461–463
Question Five. Concerning Impediments to Ordination.nn. 479–500
Article One. Concerning Irregularities in General.nn. 479–489
- Section 1. Defect of Legitimate Birth.nn. 481–482
- Section 2. Defect of Body.nn. 483–484
- Section 3. Defect of Soul.n. 485
- Section 4. Defect of Sacrament.n. 486
- Section 5. Defect of Reputation.nn. 487–488
- Section 6. Defect of Lenity.n. 489
Article Three. Concerning Irregularities from Delict.nn. 490–497
- Section 1. Defection from Faith.n. 491
- Section 2. Baptism Received from an Acatholic.n. 492
- Section 3. Attempted Marriage.n. 493
- Section 4. Homicide, Procurement of Abortion.n. 494
- Section 5. Mutilation, Attempt of Suicide.n. 495
- Section 6. Exercise of Medical or Surgical Art.n. 496
- Section 7. Abuse of Order.n. 497
- Article Four. Concerning Simple Impediments.nn. 498–500
Book Eight. On Matrimony.nn. 501–681
Question One. On the Nature of Matrimony.nn. 501–524
Question Three. On Betrothals.nn. 525–555
Question Five. On the Impediments of Matrimony.nn. 556–604
Article One. On Impediments in General.nn. 556–567
- Section 1. Vow.n. 561
- Section 2. Mixed Religion.nn. 562–564
- Section 3. Legal Relationship.nn. 565–567
Article Three. On Diriment Impediments.nn. 568–604
- Section 1. Age.nn. 569–570
Section 2. Impotence.nn. 571–575
- On Hermaphroditism.n. 575
- Section 3. Bond.nn. 576–577
- Section 4. Disparity of Cult.nn. 578–579
- Section 5. Sacred Order.n. 580
- Section 6. Solemn Vow.n. 581
- Section 7. Abduction.nn. 582–583
- Section 8. Crime.nn. 584–588
- Section 9. Consanguinity.nn. 589–596
- Section 10. Affinity.nn. 597–600
- Section 11. Public Honesty.n. 601
- Section 12. Spiritual Relationship.nn. 602–603
- Section 13. Legal Relationship.n. 604
Question Six. On Matrimonial Dispensations.nn. 605–624
Question Seven. On Matrimonial Consent.nn. 625–641
- Article One. On the Nature and Properties of Consent.nn. 625–633
Article Two. On Conditioned Consent.nn. 634–641
- Section 1. Error.n. 636
- Section 2. Force or Fear.nn. 637–638
- Section 1. Effects with Regard to the Spouses.n. 639
- Section 2. Effects with Regard to Children.nn. 640–641
Question Eight. On the Form of the Celebration of Matrimony.nn. 642–660
- Article One. On the Competent Parish Priest.nn. 643–648
- Article Two. On the Delegated Priest.n. 649
- Article Three. On Witnesses.n. 650
- Article Four. On Those Who Are Held by This Form.n. 651
- Article Five. When the Obligation to the Form Ceases.n. 652
- Article One. On the Time of Celebration.n. 653
- Article Two. On the Place of Celebration.n. 654
- Article Three. On the Contracting Parties.n. 655
- Article Four. On the Assisting Parish Priest.n. 656
- Article Five. On the Matrimonial Rite.n. 657
- Article Six. On the Celebration of Mixed Matrimony.nn. 658–659
- Article Seven. On Inscribing the Matrimony.n. 660
Question Ten. On the Revalidation of Matrimony.nn. 661–676
- Article Two. On Sanation in the Root.nn. 665–669
- Article Two. On Separation from a Cause of One Party.nn. 670–671
- Article Three. On Civil Separation.nn. 672–676
- Appendix I. On Civil Matrimony.nn. 677–681
- Appendix II. Excommunications.
- Index of Subjects