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Volume II. On the Precepts of God and of the Church

Contents

Title Pages
Contents (as printed)
Introductionnn. 1–2
Part First. On the Precepts of the Theological Virtuesnn. 3–129
- Book First. On the Precepts of Faithnn. 3–40
  - Question First. On the Nature of Faithnn. 3–6
  - Question Second. On the Necessity of Faithnn. 7–24
    Article First. On the Necessity of the Act of Faithnn. 7–8
    Article Second. On the Truths Necessarily to Be Believednn. 9–12
    Article Third. On the Precept of Internal Faithnn. 13–15
    Article Fourth. On the Precept of External Faithnn. 16–17
    Article Fifth. On the Denial of Faithnn. 18–24
  - Question Third. On Sins Against Faithnn. 25–40
    Article First. On Infidelitynn. 26–27
    Article Second. On Apostasy from Faith and on Heresynn. 28–32
    Article Third. On Doubt in Faithn. 33
    Article Fourth. On Communication with Unbelievers and Hereticsnn. 34–40
- Book Second. On the Precepts of Hopenn. 41–52
  - Question First. On the Nature of Theological Hopenn. 41–43
  - Question Second. On the Necessity of Hopenn. 44–46
  - Question Third. On Sins Against Hopenn. 47–52
- Book Third. On the Precepts of Charitynn. 53–129
  - Question First. On Charity of Godnn. 53–64
    Article First. On the Nature of Charity of Godnn. 53–57
    Article Second. On the Necessity of Charity of Godnn. 58–61
    Article Third. On Sins Against Charity of Godnn. 62–64
  - Question Second. On Charity of Selfnn. 65–70
    Article First. On the Nature of Charity of Selfn. 65
    Article Second. On the Precepts of Charity of Selfnn. 66–67
    Article Third. On the Precept of Laboringnn. 67–69
    Article Fourth. On Sins Against Charity of Selfn. 70
  - 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 Third. On the Third Precept of the Decaloguenn. 260–277
  - Question First. On the Sanctification of Feast Daysnn. 260–261
  - Question Second. On Hearing Massnn. 262–267
    Article Second. On the Causes Excusing from Massn. 267
  - Question Third. On the Prohibition of Servile Worksnn. 268–277
    Article First. On Prohibited Worksnn. 268–272
    Article Second. On the Causes Excusing from Labornn. 273–277
- Book Fourth. On the Fourth Precept of the Decaloguenn. 278–325
  - Question First. On Piety, Observance, and Obediencenn. 278–280
  - Question Second. On Obligations in Domestic Societynn. 281–308
    On the Emancipation of Womennn. 285–286
    Article Second. On the Obligations of Children and Parentsnn. 287–299
    Section 1. On the Obligations of Childrennn. 287–292
    Section 2. On the Obligations of Parentsnn. 293–299
    On Children to Be Sent to Non-Catholic Schoolsnn. 298–299
    Article Third. On the Obligations of Servants and Mastersnn. 300–303
    Section 1. On the Obligations of Servantsnn. 300–302
    Section 2. On the Obligations of Mastersn. 303
    Article Fourth. On the Obligations of Employers and Workersnn. 304–307
    Article Fifth. On the Obligations of Pupils and Teachersn. 308
  - 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 First. On Ownership in Generalnn. 357–367
    Article First. On the Nature of Ownershipnn. 357–366
    Article Third. On the Subject of Ownershipn. 367
    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 First. On Restitution in Generalnn. 431–452
    Article First. On the Possessor in Good Faithnn. 437–442
    Article Second. On the Possessor in Bad Faithnn. 443–449
    Article Third. On the Possessor in Doubtful Faithnn. 450–452
    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 Fifth. On the Circumstances of Restitutionnn. 502–513
    Article Second. In What Order Restitution Must Be Madenn. 505–508
    Section 1. The Order Among Creditors from Positive Lawnn. 505–506
    Section 2. The Order Among Creditors from Natural Lawnn. 507–508
    Article Third. How Restitution Must Be Madenn. 509–512
    Article Fourth. When Restitution Must Be Maden. 513
    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
    Article First. On the Right to Honor and Reputationnn. 642–643
    Article Second. On Detraction and Calumnynn. 644–648
    Article Third. On the Licit Revelation of Another's Crimenn. 649–653
    Article Fourth. On One Hearing Detractionn. 654
    Article Fifth. On Restitution of Reputationnn. 655–657
  - 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
  - Question Second. On the Precept of Fastingnn. 679–691
    Article First. On the Precept of Fasting Itselfnn. 679–681
    Article Second. On the One Mealnn. 682–686
    Article Third. On Causes Excusing from Fastingn. 687
    Article Fourth. On Dispensation from Abstinence and Fastingnn. 688–691
- Book Second. On Annual Confession and Paschal Communionnn. 692–697
  - Question First. On Annual Confessionnn. 692–693
  - Question Second. On Paschal Communionnn. 694–697
- Book Third. On the Prohibition of Booksnn. 698–714
  - Question First. On the Prohibition of Books in Generalnn. 699–707
  - Question Third. On the Censorship of Booksnn. 708–714
- Book Fourth. On the Support of Pastors and Cremation of Corpsesnn. 715–717
  - Question First. On the Precept of Supporting Pastorsn. 715
  - Question Second. On the Prohibition of Cremating Corpsesnn. 716–717
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
- Book Second. On the Precepts of Clericsnn. 750–783
  - Question First. On Vocation to the Clerical Statenn. 751–752
  - Question Second. On the Obligation of Reciting the Divine Officenn. 753–778
    Article First. On the Divine Officenn. 753–758
    Article Third. On the Form of the Divine Officenn. 759–765
    Article Fourth. On the Mode of Reciting the Divine Office (continued)nn. 766–774
    Article Fifth. On Causes Excusing from Recitation of the Officenn. 775–778
  - Question Third. On the Obligation of Expending Superfluous Goodsnn. 779–783
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