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Volume III

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Volume III: Title Page
Volume III: Index of Parts (as printed)
Part II. On The Sacraments In General And In Particularnn. 1–894
- Prologuen. 1
- Treatise I. On The Sacraments In Generalnn. 2–93
  - Chapter I. On The Essence And Existence Of The Sacramentsnn. 2–29
    Article I. On The Name Of Sacramentn. 2
    Article II. On The Real Definition Of A Sacramentnn. 3–5
    Article III. On The Sensible Sign, Or On The Matter And Form Of The Sacramentsnn. 6–25
    § 1. On The Notion And Necessity Of Matter And Formnn. 6–9
    § 2. On The Immutability Of Matter And Formnn. 10–15
    § 3. On The Union Of Matter And Formnn. 16–17
    § 4. On The Certitude Of Matter And Formn. 18
    § 5. On The Application Of Form To Matternn. 19–20
    § 6. On The Repetition Of Matter Or Formn. 21
    § 7. On The Conditional Formnn. 22–25
    Article IV. On The Existence Of The Sacramentsnn. 26–29
  - Chapter II. On The Number And Division Of The Sacraments Of The New Lawnn. 30–34
  - Chapter III. On The Efficacy And Effects Of The Sacramentsnn. 35–47
    Article I. On The Primary Effect Of The Sacraments, Namely, Gracenn. 35–43
    § 1. On The Production Of Grace Ex Opere Operatonn. 35–38
    § 2. On The Quantity And Quality Of The Grace Producednn. 39–40
    § 3. On The Reviviscence Of The Sacramentsnn. 41–43
    Article II. On The Secondary Effect Of Certain Sacraments, Or On The Characternn. 44–47
  - Chapter IV. On The Institutor Of The Sacramentsnn. 48–52
  - Chapter V. On The Minister Of The Sacramentsnn. 53–85
    Article I. On The Person Of The Ministernn. 53–54
    Article II. On The Faith And Probity Of The Ministernn. 55–60
    Article III. On The Attention Of The Ministern. 61
    Article IV. On The Intention Of The Ministernn. 62–69
    Article V. On The Manner And Rite Of Conferring The Sacramentsnn. 70–71
    Article VI. On The Obligation Of Giving Or Denying The Sacramentsnn. 72–80
    § 1. On Giving The Sacramentsnn. 72–74
    § 2. On Denying The Sacramentsnn. 75–80
    Article VII. On The Simulation And Dissimulation Of The Sacramentsnn. 81–85
  - Chapter VI. On The Subject Of The Sacramentsnn. 86–93
    § 1. On The Valid Reception Of The Sacramentsn. 87
    § 2. On The Licit Reception Of The Sacramentsn. 88
    Appendix On The Sacramentalsnn. 89–93
- Treatise II. On Baptismnn. 94–149
  - Chapter I. On The Notion, Institution, And Division Of Baptismnn. 94–97
  - Chapter II. On The Essence Of Baptismnn. 98–105
    Article I. On The Matter Of Baptismnn. 98–102
    Article II. On The Form Of Baptismnn. 103–105
  - Chapter III. On The Effects Of Baptismnn. 106–113
  - Chapter IV. On The Necessity Of Baptismnn. 114–117
  - Chapter V. On The Minister Of Baptismnn. 118–123
  - Chapter VI. On The Subject Of Baptismnn. 124–138
    Article I. On The Baptism Of Infants Of Catholics And Non-Catholicsnn. 126–128
    Article II. On Baptizing Infants Not Yet Born And Abortive Fetusesnn. 129–132
    Article III. On Baptizing Adultsnn. 133–138
  - Chapter VII. On The Ceremonies Of Baptismnn. 139–149
- Treatise III. On Confirmationnn. 150–164
  - Chapter I. On The Notion, Existence, And Effects Of Confirmationnn. 150–153
  - Chapter II. On The Matter And Form Of Confirmationnn. 154–157
  - Chapter III. On The Minister Of Confirmationnn. 158–159
  - Chapter IV. On The Subject Of Confirmationnn. 160–161
  - Chapter V. On The Ceremonies Of Confirmationnn. 162–164
- Treatise IV. On The Eucharistnn. 165–304
  - Section I. On The Eucharist As It Is A Sacramentnn. 165–228
    Chapter I. On The Notion And Institution Of The Eucharistnn. 165–168
    Chapter II. On The Matter And Form Of The Eucharistnn. 169–179
    Article I. On The Remote Matter Of The Eucharistnn. 169–173
    § 1. On The Valid And Licit Matter Of Breadnn. 170–171
    § 2. On The Valid And Licit Matter Of Winenn. 172–173
    Article II. The Proximate Matter of the Eucharistnn. 174–177
    Article III. The Form of the Eucharistnn. 178–179
    Chapter III. The Effects of the Eucharistnn. 180–185
    Chapter IV. The Subject of the Eucharistnn. 186–215
    Article I. The Person of the Subject Himselfnn. 186–189
    Article II. The Dispositions Required for Receiving the Eucharistnn. 190–204
    § 1. The Disposition of the Soulnn. 191–195
    § 2. The Disposition of the Bodynn. 196–204
    Article III. The Obligation of Receiving the Eucharistnn. 205–214
    Article IV. On Frequent Communionn. 215
    Chapter V. On the Minister of the Eucharistnn. 216–228
    Article I. On the Consecration of the Eucharistn. 216
    Article II. On the Distribution of the Eucharistnn. 217–224
    Article III. On the Reservation of the Eucharistnn. 225–228
  - Section II. On the Eucharist Insofar as It Is a Sacrificenn. 229–304
    Chapter I. On the Nature and Effects of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 229–250
    Article I. On the Nature of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 229–234
    Article II. On the Value, Effects, and Fruits of the Massnn. 235–244
    § 1. On the Value and Effects of the Mass in Generalnn. 235–242
    § 2. On the Fruits of the Mass in Particular, Insofar as They Are Participatednn. 243–244
    Article III. On the Application of the Massnn. 245–250
    § 1. On the Manner of Applicationnn. 245–248
    § 2. On Those for Whom the Mass Can Be Appliednn. 249–250
    Chapter II. On the Obligation of Celebrating Massnn. 251–280
    Article I. On the Obligation by Reason of the Priesthood Receivednn. 251–253
    Article II. On the Obligation by Reason of Officenn. 254–258
    Article III. On the Obligation by Reason of a Beneficenn. 259–261
    Article IV. On the Obligation by Reason of an Accepted Stipendnn. 262–278
    Article V. On the Obligation by Reason of a Promisen. 279
    Article VI. On the Obligation by Reason of Obediencen. 280
    Chapter III. On the Liturgical Requisites for Celebratingnn. 281–304
    Article I. On the Time of Celebrating Massnn. 281–292
    § 1. On Masses During the Last Three Days of Holy Weeknn. 281–283
    § 2. On Several Masses to Be Said on the Same Daynn. 284–289
    § 3. On the Hour at Which Mass Is to Be Celebratednn. 290–292
    Article II. On the Place of Celebrationnn. 293–296
    Article III. On Sacred Furnishingsnn. 297–301
    Article IV. On the Rites to Be Observednn. 302–304
- Treatise V. On Penancenn. 305–468
  - Chapter I. On the Essence of Penancenn. 306–338
    Article I. On the Notion of Penancen. 306
    Article II. On the Virtue of Penancenn. 307–315
    Article III. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 316–318
    Article IV. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 319–334
    § 1. On the Definition of the Sacrament of Penancen. 319
    § 2. On the Remote Matter of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 320–325
    § 3. On the Proximate Matter of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 326–327
    § 4. On the Form of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 328–334
    Article V. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 335–338
  - Chapter II. On the Subject of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 339–404
    Article I. On Contritionnn. 339–357
    § 1. On the Nature, Division, and Effect of Contrition in Generalnn. 339–341
    § 2. On Attritionnn. 342–345
    § 3. On the Qualities of Contrition, Whether Perfect or Imperfectnn. 346–353
    § 4. On Purposenn. 354–357
    Article II. On Confessionnn. 358–390
    § 1. On the Essence and Necessity of Confessionnn. 358–362
    § 2. On the Qualities of Confessionnn. 363–385
    1. The Necessity and Extent of Integritynn. 366–377
    2. Causes Excusing from Material Integritynn. 378–382
    3. Means for Obtaining the Integrity of Confessionnn. 383–385
    § 3. On the Repetition of Confessions and on General Confessionnn. 386–390
    Article III. On Satisfactionnn. 391–404
    § 1. On the Nature and Divisions of Satisfactionnn. 391–393
    § 2. On the Necessity of Imposing Satisfactionnn. 394–398
    § 3. On the Necessity of Accepting and Fulfilling Satisfactionnn. 399–403
    § 4. On the Commutation of an Imposed Satisfactionn. 404
  - Chapter III. On the Minister of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 405–468
    Article I. On the Power of the Ministernn. 405–430
    § 1. On the Power of Ordern. 405
    § 2. On Jurisdiction in Generalnn. 406–412
    § 3. On Putative, Doubtful, and Probable Jurisdictionnn. 413–414
    § 4. On the Jurisdiction of Religious and over Religiousnn. 415–417
    § 5. On the Restriction of Jurisdictionnn. 418–423
    § 6. On Absolution from Reserved Casesnn. 424–430
    Article II. On the Duties and Obligations of the Confessornn. 431–448
    § 1. On the Duties of the Confessor Before the Act of Confessionnn. 432–434
    § 2. On the Duties of the Confessor in the Act of Confessionnn. 435–438
    § 3. On the Duties of the Minister After Confessionnn. 439–448
    1. On the Obligation of Correcting Defects or Errorsnn. 440–442
    2. On the Obligation of the Seal of Confessionnn. 443–448
    Article III. On the Manner of Acting with Those in Occasions of Sin, Habitual Sinners, and Recidivistsnn. 449–453
    Article IV. On the Abuse of Confessionnn. 454–468
    § 1. On the Absolution of an Accomplicenn. 454–459
    § 2. On Solicitation to Shameful Thingsnn. 460–468
- Treatise VI. On Ecclesiastical Penaltiesnn. 469–537
  - Chapter I. On Ecclesiastical Penalties In Generalnn. 469–474
    Article I. On The Notion And Division Of An Ecclesiastical Penaltynn. 469–472
    Article II. On The Author And Subject Of An Ecclesiastical Penaltynn. 473–474
  - Chapter II. On Ecclesiastical Censures In Generalnn. 475–497
    Article I. On The Notion And Division Of Censurenn. 475–476
    Article II. On The Author Of Censurenn. 477–480
    § 1. On The Power Of Imposing Censuresnn. 477–479
    § 2. On The Conditions Required In Imposing Censuresn. 480
    Article III. On The Subject Of Censurenn. 481–483
    Article IV. On The Object Of Censurenn. 484–485
    Article V. On Causes Excusing From Censuresnn. 486–489
    § 1. On Causes Excusing From The Incurrence Of Censurenn. 486–488
    § 2. On Causes Excusing From The Effect Of Censuren. 489
    Article VI. On Absolution From Censuresnn. 490–497
    § 1. How Censures Are Removednn. 490–491
    § 2. Who Can Absolve From Censuresnn. 492–494
    § 3. What Conditions Are Required For Absolutionnn. 495–496
    § 4. With What Rite Absolution Is To Be Givenn. 497
  - Chapter III. On Censures In Speciesnn. 498–537
    Article I. On Excommunicationnn. 498–526
    § 1. On The Notion And Division Of Excommunicationnn. 498–499
    § 2. On The Effects Of Excommunicationnn. 500–505
    § 3. On The Excommunications Existing Todaynn. 506–526
    Article II. On Interdictnn. 527–530
    § 1. On Interdict In Generalnn. 527–529
    § 2. On The Interdicts In Particular Which Are In Force Todayn. 530
    Article III. On Suspensionnn. 531–537
    § 1. On Suspension In Generalnn. 531–533
    § 2. On Suspensions In Force Todaynn. 534–537
- Treatise VII. On Indulgencesnn. 538–567
  - Article I. On The Nature And Division Of Indulgencesnn. 539–545
  - Article II. On The Authority To Grant Indulgencesnn. 546–549
  - Article III. On The Conditions Required For Gaining Indulgencesnn. 550–557
  - Article IV. On The Jubilee Indulgencenn. 558–562
  - Article V. On Certain Indulgences In Particularnn. 563–567
- Treatise VIII. On The Sacrament Of Extreme Unctionnn. 568–584
  - Article I. On The Notion And Existence Of The Sacrament Of Extreme Unctionnn. 569–570
  - Article II. On The Matter And Form Of Extreme Unctionnn. 571–575
  - Article III. On The Effects Of Extreme Unctionnn. 576–579
  - Article IV. On The Subject Of Extreme Unctionnn. 580–582
  - Article V. On The Minister Of Extreme Unctionnn. 583–584
- Treatise IX. On The Sacrament Of Ordernn. 585–624
  - Chapter I. On The Nature Of The Sacrament Of Ordernn. 585–595
    Article I. On The Notion And Distinction Of Ordernn. 585–587
    Article II. On The Effects Of Ordernn. 588–591
    § 1. On The Effects Of Order In Generaln. 588
    § 2. On The Effects And Offices Of The Individual Ordersnn. 589–591
    Article III. On The Matter And Form Of Ordernn. 592–595
  - Chapter II. On The Minister Of The Sacrament Of Ordernn. 596–600
    Article I. On The Minister Of Valid Ordinationn. 596
    Article II. On The Minister Of Licit Ordinationnn. 597–600
  - Chapter III. On The Subject Of Ordernn. 601–624
    Article I. On The Qualities Of The Ordinand Required By Divine Lawnn. 602–604
    Article II. On The Qualities Of The Ordinand Required By Ecclesiastical Lawnn. 605–608
    Article III. On Irregularities And Impedimentsnn. 609–624
    § 1. On Irregularities In Generalnn. 609–613
    § 2. On Irregularities From Defectnn. 614–619
    § 3. On Irregularities From Delictnn. 620–624
- Treatise X. On Matrimonynn. 625–894
  - Chapter I. On The Nature And Division Of Matrimonynn. 627–641
    Article I. On The Nature Of Matrimonynn. 627–629
    Article II. On The Intrinsic Nature Of The Matrimonial Contractnn. 630–637
    Article III. On The Division Of Matrimonynn. 638–641
  - Chapter II. On Matrimony, Insofar As It Is A Sacramentnn. 642–658
    Article I. On The Existence Of The Sacrament Of Matrimonynn. 642–653
    Article II. On The Matter And Form Of The Sacrament Of Matrimonyn. 654
    Article III. On The Minister Of The Sacrament Of Matrimonynn. 655–656
    Article IV. On The Subject Of The Sacrament Of Matrimonynn. 657–658
  - Chapter III. On The Properties Of Matrimonynn. 659–683
    Article I. On The Unity Of Matrimonynn. 659–661
    Article II. On The Indissolubility Of Matrimonynn. 662–683
    § 1. On Perfect Divorce Or The Dissolution Of The Matrimonial Bondnn. 665–676
    § 2. On Imperfect Divorce, Or Separation Of Bed, Board, And Dwellingnn. 677–683
  - Chapter IV. On The Goods Of Matrimonynn. 684–689
  - Chapter V. On The Obligations Of Matrimonynn. 690–704
    Article I. On The Liceity Of The Conjugal Actnn. 690–693
    Article II. On The Obligation Of The Conjugal Actnn. 694–697
    Article III. On The Sins Of Spousesnn. 698–704
    § 1. On The Notion And Malice Of Conjugal Onanismnn. 699–700
    § 2. On Cooperation In Conjugal Onanismnn. 701–702
    § 3. On The Means Of Guarding Against Conjugal Onanismn. 703
    § 4. How The Confessor Ought To Act With Spouses Practicing Onanism Or Otherwise Sinning Against Chastityn. 704
  - Chapter VI. On Preparation For Matrimony, That Is, On Betrothals, The Examination Of The Parties, And The Bannsnn. 705–731
    Article I. On Betrothalsnn. 706–722
    § 1. On The Essence Of Betrothalsnn. 706–707
    § 2. On The Conditions Required For Valid Betrothalsnn. 708–712
    § 3. On The Celebration Of Betrothalsnn. 713–714
    § 4. On The Effects Of Betrothalsnn. 715–716
    § 5. On The Dissolution Of Betrothalsnn. 717–722
    Article II. On the Examination of the Betrothed and on Banns or Matrimonial Proclamationsnn. 723–731
    2. Matrimonial Proclamationsnn. 724–731
  - Chapter VII. On Matrimonial Consentnn. 732–752
    Article I. On Matrimonial Consent and Its Qualitiesnn. 732–740
    § 1. On the Qualities of Matrimonial Consentnn. 732–736
    § 2. On Conditional Consentnn. 737–740
    Article II. On Defects of Matrimonial Consentnn. 741–752
    § 1. On the Defect of Consent Through Errornn. 741–745
    § 2. On the Defect of Consent Through Force and Fearnn. 746–752
  - Chapter VIII. On the Form of the Celebration of Matrimonynn. 753–776
    Article I. Who Are Bound to the Prescribed Formnn. 754–756
    Article II. What Is Required for the Valid and Licit External Celebration of Matrimonynn. 756–775
    § 1. The Valid and Licit Ordinary Celebration of Matrimonynn. 756–772
    § 2. The Valid and Licit Extraordinary Celebration of Matrimonynn. 773–775
    Article III. What Things Are to Be Done After the Matrimony Has Been Celebratedn. 776
  - Chapter IX. On the Impediments of Matrimonynn. 777–884
    Article I. On the Notion and Division of Impedimentsnn. 777–778
    Article II. On Impedient Impedimentsnn. 779–793
    § 1. Vownn. 780–782
    § 2. On Legal Relationshipn. 783
    § 3. Mixed Religionnn. 784–793
    Article III. On the Diriment Impediments of Matrimonynn. 794–851
    § 1. Defect of Agen. 796
    § 2. Physical Impotencenn. 797–802
    § 3. The Bondnn. 803–805
    § 4. Disparity of Worshipnn. 806–810
    § 5. The Impediment of Sacred Ordernn. 811–815
    § 6. The Diriment Impediment of a Vow or Religious Professionnn. 816–818
    § 7. Abductionnn. 819–822
    § 8. Crimenn. 823–830
    § 9. Natural Relationship or Consanguinitynn. 831–838
    § 10. Affinitynn. 839–844
    § 11. Public Proprietynn. 845–847
    § 12. Spiritual Relationshipnn. 848–851
    § 13. Legal Relationship
    Article IV. On the Cessation of the Impediments of Matrimonynn. 853–874
    § 1. On the Notion and Division of a Matrimonial Dispensationnn. 853–854
    § 2. On the Authority to Dispensenn. 855–860
    § 3. On the Causes of Dispensationsnn. 861–865
    § 4. On the Methods of Seeking a Dispensationnn. 866–870
    § 5. On the Methods of Executing a Dispensation Obtainednn. 871–874
    Article V. On the Convalidation of a Matrimony Invalidly Contractednn. 875–884
    § 1. On the Convalidation of a Matrimony by Renewal of Consentn. 876
    § 2. On the Convalidation of a Matrimony by a Simple Dispensationn. 877
    § 3. On Radical Sanationnn. 878–884
  - Chapter X. On Civil Matrimony and Civil Divorcenn. 885–894
    Article I. On Civil Matrimonynn. 885–889
    Article II. On Civil Divorcenn. 890–894
Volume III: Alphabetical Index of Matters (all three volumes)