Index of Subjects

The Arabic number indicates the marginal number.

Abortion: insofar as the procuring of abortion induces censure 93; irregularity 137.

Absolution from censures: what it is 26; in how many ways it is granted 27; who can grant it 28 s.; conditions required for it 30; when it is to be granted in the internal forum, when in the external forum 31; who can absolve those who strike clerics 72; granted without faculty it induces censure 90; those reserved to bishops by law 95.

Apostates: by what excommunication they are punished 50; by what excommunication those cooperating with them are punished 51.

Appellants: who are struck by excommunication 55.

Asylum: those violating its immunity are censured 77.

Baptism: its repetition induces irregularity 131 ss.

Bigamy: what it is 151; true, interpretative, similitudinary 151; when it induces irregularity 152, 153.

Ecclesiastical goods: what they are 100; those usurping and sequestering them incur censure 64, 65, 91; insofar as those alienating and receiving them incur censure 101 s.

Censure: what it is 8; how manifold it is; notorious by law and by fact 10; who can impose it 11; conditions required for imposing it 12; who can be struck by it 13; whether a traveler, whether a delinquent outside the diocese, whether an exempt regular 16; whether an entire community 17; whether someone can incur several at once 18; conditions required for incurring it 19 ss.; what causes excuse from incurring it 23 ss.; it is removed only by absolution 26; see Absolution; what censures are now in force 32; its violation induces irregularity 134.

Enclosure: those violating it are excommunicated 78 s.

Clerics: insofar as those striking them are excommunicated 68 ss.; those dragging them to a lay tribunal 58 s.; those contracting marriage are censured 92; those not observing the norms prescribed for ordination in Rome 112.

Accomplice in a base sin: who is so called 62; insofar as one absolving an accomplice incurs censure 63; whether he can be absolved in the article of death 63.

Confirmation: whether its defect induces irregularity 147.

Contumacy: how manifold it is 22; what is required for incurring censure 8, 22.

Court officials: who they are, and insofar as they are irregular 148.

The debilitated: who are irregular 143.

Deformity: when it induces irregularity 144, 146.

Temporal dominion of the Holy See: to be preserved inviolate 85.

Duel: by what censure those perpetrating it etc. are punished 73; whether physicians and confessors assisting at a duel are excommunicated 73; which duelists are irregular 155.

Alms of Masses: see Stipends.

Excommunicated persons: tolerated, to be avoided 35; who are now to be avoided 36; with whom they can communicate 46; for what causes 47; what kind of sin it is to communicate with an excommunicated person 49; with one excommunicated by name by the pope 88.

Excommunication: what it is 33; how manifold it is 34; excommunications now in force 49; its immediate effects 38 ss.; its mediate effects 48.

Falsifiers of apostolic letters: who are so called and what censure they incur 61.

Faith: insofar as its defect induces irregularity 147.

Forum: what it is 7; internal, external forum of the Church 7; insofar as censure is incurred in the external forum without being incurred in the internal forum 22.

Freemasons: their society prohibited under censure 74; under what conditions they can be absolved 76; insofar as their leaders must be denounced 75.

Heretics: by what excommunication they are punished 50; by what excommunication those cooperating with them are punished 51; insofar as they are irregular 157.

Homicide: what it is 135; voluntary, accidental 135; insofar as it induces irregularity 135; whether also accidental homicide 136.

Ignorance: what ignorance excuses from incurring censure 24; whether it excuses from incurring vindicative penalty 25.

Illegitimate persons: who are so called 149; who are irregular 149; how this irregularity ceases 150.

Printers: those printing bad books, who they are 53; insofar as they incur censure 53; those printing sacred books without approbation incur censure 104.

Infamy: what it is 154; of law and of fact 154; irregularity from infamy of law 155; irregularity from infamy of fact 156.

Injuries against princes of the Church: they are punished by excommunication 56.

Interdict: what it is 114; how manifold it is distinguished 115; its effects 116; how it is dissolved 117; what interdicts are in force 118 ss.

Irregularity: what it is 123; its effects 124; from defect, from delict 125; whether it has the nature of a penalty 125; what irregularity is properly such 125; its subject 126; how it is multiplied 126; conditions required for contracting it 127; whether doubtful irregularity is true irregularity 127; whether it is contracted by the ignorant 128; what irregularities are from delict 130; what irregularities are from defect 141; how irregularity ceases 161; who can dispense in irregularity 163.

Jurisdiction: those impeding its exercise are excommunicated 57.

Mildness: its defect 158; whom its defect makes irregular 159, 160.

Liberty: who are irregular from defect of liberty 148.

Books: what books are prohibited under censure 52; insofar as those printing bad books are censured 53; insofar as those printing sacred books incur censure 104.

Fear: insofar as it excuses from incurring censure 23.

Those laboring under disease: who are irregular 145.

The mutilated: who are irregular 142.

Mutilation: how it is taken in law 138; what mutilation induces irregularity 139.

Order: its usurpation induces irregularity 133 ss.

Ecclesiastical penalty: what it is 2; its end 3; its cause 4; how manifold it is 5; what penalty is incurred before, what after sentence of the judge 5; what the ecclesiastical penalties are 6.

Privilege of forum: those injuring it are excommunicated 58 s.

Privilege of the canon: those injuring it are excommunicated 68 ss.

Condemned propositions: what they are 67; what censure those teaching them incur 67.

Religious: those administering the last sacraments, insofar as they are censured 86.

Elected religious: insofar as they incur suspension 112.

Relics: those extracting them from the catacombs incur excommunication 87.

Schismatics: who they are and what censure they incur 54.

Sect: see Society.

Ecclesiastical burial: those ordering heretics to be handed over to it contract censure 97.

Simony: those guilty of simony are censured 80 ss.

Prohibited societies: which are simply prohibited, which are prohibited under censure 74; what persons incur censure on account of them 75.

Stipends of Masses: when collectors of them are censured 84; those selling books for stipends 96; those retaining part of the stipend 96; what penalties those making commerce concerning them incur 113, 140.

Suspension: what it is 109; properly and improperly so called 109; how manifold it is 110; from informed conscience 110; its effects 111; what suspensions are now in force 112.