Index of Subjects

The Arabic number indicates the marginal number.

Conjugal act: it is licit 65; even if generation cannot be obtained 66; how it is to be performed 67; twofold condition for it to be licit 68 ff.; in the case of supervening impotence not illicit 68; whether it is licit where it is established that the woman suffers abortion, brings forth dead offspring 78.

Conjugal act, manifold end 78; licit for avoiding incontinence, illicit on account of pleasure alone 78.

• natural, unnatural 79; what kind of sin an unnatural position is 79.
• place 80.
• obligation 87.
• time: whether it is licit in sacred time 81; at the time of menstrual flow 82; at the time of pregnancy 83; at the time of purification 84; at the time of lactation 85; at the time of illness 86.
• impediments: on the part of marriage 97; whether the impediment ceases in the case of most grave inconvenience 97; on the part of the spouses: incest 99; adultery 100; vow of chastity 101.

Acts of lust, see Lust.

Imperfect acts of lust: in the use of marriage they are licit 70; whether mutual acts are licit for spouses 94; whether solitary acts are licit for spouses 95.

Adultery: what it is; simple, double 19; it includes two sins 20; intercourse with another's betrothed is not adultery 20; it is an impediment of intercourse 100; whether the right of asking is lost by adultery itself 100.

Shameful looks: they do not differ in species from immodest touches 53; according to the diversity of the object seen they differ in species; according to the diversity of circumstances of the object they do not differ in species 53; malice of diverse looks 57; whether looks at a nude model are licit for painters 60.

Bestiality: what it is 44; its malice 45; according to diversity of the beast it is not specifically diverse 45; shameful touches upon a beast ordinarily are not a sin of bestiality 45; what is to be understood as reserved 44.

Shameful songs: their malice 58.

Chastity: what it is, its material and formal object 1; how manyfold it is 2.

Vow of chastity: it impedes conjugal intercourse 101; whether one bound by a vow can render or ask 101.

Impure thoughts: which are so called; their malice 61; according to diversity of object they are not specifically diverse 61.

Concubinage: what it is 16; how the parish priest must proceed against concubinaries 16. See Fornication.

Intercourse: what belongs to the nature of intercourse 42.

Cooperation: to onanism see Onanism.

• to sodomy see Sodomy.

Carnal intercourse: what it is 6, 64; perfect, imperfect 15.

• conjugal: licit for the old and sterile 65; the woman licitly procures its completion for herself, unless the man withdraws before semination 68; whether joy about future intercourse is licit for the betrothed 63. See Conjugal act.

Onanistic intercourse, see Onanism.

Sodomitic intercourse, see Sodomy.

Conjugal debt: what it is 64; obligation of asking the debt 88; obligation of rendering the debt 88; within the first two months 88; when the right of asking is lost 89; whether it must be rendered to one asking illicitly 90; when the obligation of rendering ceases 91; whether a spouse is excused from rendering because of numerous offspring, because of harm to offspring 92; whether it must be rendered to a man neglecting care of the family 92; whether it exists in doubt concerning the value of marriage 98; whether one bound by a vow of chastity can ask and render 101.

• right of asking the debt: when it is lost 89; through incest 99; through adultery 100; how the lost right is to be restored 99.

Delectation: what it is 7; venereal, spiritual, sensible, sensual 7.

• venereal: complete, incomplete 8; whether they differ in species 9; whether the impubescent are capable of complete delectation 8; directly, indirectly willed 10; directly willed does not admit smallness of matter, indirectly willed admits it 11; when indirectly willed is a grave sin 12; actions influencing it gravely and lightly 13; whether it is licit for spouses 93, 96. See Lust.

Morose delectation: what it is 62; of what gravity and species of sin it is; whether it contracts species from the circumstances of the object 62; whether it is licit for spouses 96.

Impure desire: what it is; efficacious, inefficacious 63; it takes species from the object and circumstances 63; whether desire of natural pollution is licit 63; whether it is licit for spouses 96.

Distillation: what it is; how it differs from pollution 40; whether it is a sin 40. See Pollution.

Artificial fecundation: whether it is licit 77.

Fornication: what it is 15; it is always a grave sin, prohibited by natural and positive law 17; it does not differ specifically from concubinage and prostitution 17.

Generation: active, passive 6; organs of generation in the male, in the female 5; act of generation 6.

Hypersexuality: what it is, its cause, signs, imputability 46.

Immodesty: what it is 9; acts of immodesty 47; they differ in species from consummated acts 51.

Impurity: what it is 9.

Incest: what it is; how manyfold it is 21; a carnal sin of a confessor with a penitent is not incest 21; it includes two sins 22; incest among blood-relatives and relatives by affinity do not differ in species 22; incest among diverse cognates differs in species 22; it is an impediment of intercourse 99.

Shameful readings: malice of diverse shameful readings 59.

Shameful books, see Readings.

Lust: what it is 9; directly, indirectly willed 10; directly willed does not admit smallness of matter, indirectly willed admits it 11; when indirectly willed is a grave sin 12, 13; actions influencing it gravely and lightly 13. See Venereal delectation.

Acts of lust: perfect, imperfect; consummated, non-consummated; internal, external 10; malice of external acts 52; specific difference 53.

Sins of lust: they have a special foulness 11; consummated according to nature 15 ff.; against nature 29 ff.; non-consummated 48 ff.; whether invincible ignorance is given in them 13; external 51 ff.; internal 61.

Malthusianism: what it is 72. See Onanism.

Masochism: what it is 47.

Marriage: use of marriage, see Conjugal act.

Menstruation: what it is 41; how those who suffer menstruation are to be treated by the confessor 41; use of marriage at the time of menstruation 82.

Prostitution: what it is 16; whether prostitutes can be permitted 17. See Fornication.

Carnal motions: what they are, grave, light 48; their malice 49; what resistance is to be opposed to them 50.

Onanism: what it is; twofold mode 72; it is a grave sin 73; cooperation to the first mode is licit from a grave cause, to the other mode only from a most grave cause 74; means of avoiding onanism 75; whether spouses are to be asked about it by the confessor 76.

Onanist: whether he is to be admonished about the sin if he is in good faith 76; whether the wife of an onanist can render the debt, whether she must, whether she can ask from him 74.

One oppressed: when she is immune from sin 24.

Dishonorable kisses: malice of diverse kisses 56; whether it is licit to admit lustful kisses 60.

Parts of the body: which are honorable, less honorable, dishonorable 51.

Sins of lust, see Lust.

Sexual perversion: what it is and how manyfold it is, its imputability 47.

Pollution: what it is 29; its specific essence 29; all pollutions are of the same species 31; from circumstances they are of diverse species 31; voluntary, involuntary, passive 29; malice of pollution voluntary in itself 34; voluntary in its cause 35; when there is a sufficient cause of permitting pollution 36, 37; whether it is licit to drive away itching, even if pollution follows 38; how it is to be treated 39; its distinction from distillation 40.

• nocturnal: its cause 32; its malice 33.
• feminine: what it is 6; it is not a specific sin 30.
• natural: whether it is evil 63; whether desire of it is evil 63.

Prostitution: how manyfold it is, whether it is licit 18.

Modesty: what it is, what its end is 3.

Rape: what it is 27; it includes two sins 28.

Carnal sacrilege: what it is 25; it contains two sins 26; personal, local, real, how it is committed 26.

Sadism: what it is 47.

Semination: what it is on the part of the man, on the part of the woman 64.

Dishonorable conversations: they can be sinful in three ways 58; what kind of sin it is to hear shameful conversations 58.

Contrary sexuality: what it is 47.

Sodomy: what it is, how manyfold it is 42; in what its essence consists 42; its malice 43; perfect and imperfect differ in species 43; what is to be understood as reserved 43.

Imperfect sodomy: a grave sin 71; positive cooperation to it is never licit 71; passive cooperation is licit from a most grave cause 71.

Defilement: what it is, in the wide and strict sense, violent and voluntary 23; it contains two sins 24.

Shameful touches: they do not differ in species from immodest looks 53; according to diversity of object and circumstances they are specifically diverse 53; malice of diverse touches 55; whether it is licit to admit lustful touches 60.

Virginity: what it is; material, formal virginity 3; in what chastity and virginity differ, the vow of chastity and the vow of virginity 3; it is a special virtue 3; when it is lost formally, materially, reparably, irreparably 4.