Alphabetical Index of Subjects (as printed)

Numbers are marginal numbers unless p. is placed before them.

An asterisk denotes notes.

In the source, an inserted dash (-) repeats the word placed at the beginning; in this English translation, every such repetition is written out.

Uterine, vaginal ablution: 45, 264.

Abortion: excuse sought, 132; questioning, 303; does foresight of it impede the use of marriage? 225, 239; prohibition, 312.

Abstinence from the use of marriage: to obtain a dowry, 256, 5; to avoid offspring, 238, 247, 251, 259, 260, 3; before Communion, 239; at the beginning of marriage, 239; by mutual consent, 247; for two months after marriage, 254.

Rectors of academies of arts: 399.

More honorable non-Catholics: 102, 119-132, 165, 2; naturalists, 100, 116, 117, 165, 1; and the revelation of sexual matters, 187, 188, 190.

Conjugal act: 13; due, 244-255; honorable, 223-242; of one certainly impotent, after marriage, 60; of one doubtfully impotent, 60; desirable, 41, 109, 243; healthy, 41; immodest acts, 283, 387, 391, 394-412; acts influencing pollution, 274, 276, 277, 295, 374-382; see Intercourse; venereal act, 423.

An adulterer loses the right of cohabiting and seeking the debt: 249, 256.

Adulterous affection in the conjugal act: 240, 2; notion and specification, 313, 315, 4; precaution, 206-208; suppression, 215.

Twofold adultery: 313, 3; "moral" adultery, 116.

Utility of aesthetic cultivation for chastity: 183.

Carnal heat: 12, 13, 429; simultaneous or not in both spouses, 240, 3.

Critical age: 56; marriageable age, 55; age of puberty, 54; age required for matrimony, 55; age of sterility for a woman, 56.

Affection (psychologically): 422.

Affection toward a dishonorable thing: adulterous in the use of marriage, 240, 2; in looks, 360; in bestiality, 347; in pollution, 337, 346; in sodomy, 345; affection of pollution, 332; sensual affection, 40, 355, 390; of simple complacency, 368.

Effects of affinity: 315; specific distinction from consanguinity, 315.

Passive algolagnia: 38.

Opinions of St. Alphonsus: 280, 284, 297, 379, 386.

Hallucination to be avoided: 17, 387, 388.

Lover, friend: 40.

An insane person seeking the debt: 248.

Laws of North America concerning divorce: 127, 286; mixed schools, 179; neo-Malthusianism, 261.

Friendship: 40.

Conjugal love: 41, 46, at the end; 114; Greek, Lesbian, Sapphic love, 37; free love founding a union, 116, 117, 418 bis; noble, useful love, 178, 210; Platonic love, 390, 2; sensual love, 390, 414.

Sexual love: 2, 4, 5, 11, 41; how it is distinguished from friendship, 40; toward what it tends, 61.

Vain loves of adolescents: 177, 5, 179, 390.

Power of love upon the sexual appetite: 15, 71, 210.

Embraces: 17; between spouses, 271; between unmarried persons, 360, 401; between betrothed persons, 291, 293, 295, 297.

Maidservants: 215, 1; 403.

Androgynes: 31.

Anesthesia: 36.

England: fecundity, 209; neo-Malthusian league, 261; law concerning prostitutes, 212; matrimonial law, 121, 127; mixed schools, 179.

The soul of woman at the Council of Mâcon: 98.

Anorchidism: 30, 1.

Pedagogical utility of the apostolate: 176, 205, 414.

Appetite (psychologically): 422.

Sexual appetite: 4, 5, 423, 429, 431; venereal appetite, 6, 11, 14-19, 91, 423, 429; perverse appetite, 35-39; what triumphs and defeats it prepares, 221; judgment concerning sexual and venereal appetite, 221.

Fictitious approval of an evil act: 362, 394; serious approval, 362.

Academies of arts: 399; museums, 183.

Libidinous looks: 360; immodest looks, 180-183, 241, 397, 398, 400; what applies to spouses, 283.

Aspermatism: 71.

Physiological law of association: 25.

Atrophy of the testicles: 30, 1.

Hearers of less modest words and conversations: 394.

Power of hearing upon carnal commotion: 17, 3.

Aureole: 154; of doctors and preachers, 155, 157; of martyrs, 155, 157; of virgins, 155-160.

Austria: law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121; fecundity, 209.

Aversion impeding excitation: 15, 71.

Eagerness to hear, read, etc., immodest things: 393.

Azoospermia: 76.

Bath after the conjugal act: 239, 6.

Baptism does not remove bigamy: 114*.

Belgium: fecundity, 209; institutions for helping laborers working in France, 256, 5; law concerning impotence, 68*; matrimonial law, 121, 127, 128, 286.

Blessing of a spouse: 114*.

Bestiality: 37, 39, 347, 349.

Bigamy: 114*.

Two-month option of the higher right: 254.

Blennorrhagia: 47.

Bolshevism: matrimony: 418 bis.

Celibacy: comparison with matrimony, 136; honorableness, 166; discipline of purity, 202-205; attack upon priestly celibacy, 100, p. 94; 101.

Deferent canals: 7, 1-2; efferent canals, 7, 1; ejaculatory canals, 7, 2.

Urethral canal: 7, 6.

Canonical sanctions against lust: 319, 372.

Less modest songs: 394, 408.

Hard carcinoma: 48; soft carcinoma, 49.

One flesh: 13, 82, 106, 111, 223.

Carsamatia: 51.

Chastity: angelic, 162-164; of the celibate, 135-136; matrimonial, 109, 113, 136, 137; of widows, 114; see Continence.

Cultivation of chastity: physical, 171, 175; psychological, 172, 173, 176-178; guardianship outside matrimony, 202-205; within matrimony, 206-209; discipline, 42-101; equal obligation for each sex, 112, 208.

Excellence of chastity: natural, 94; supernatural and Christian, 95-98; virtue, 91, 92, 93; see Continence.

Castration: 51, 53.

Catholics and civil divorce: 131, 286, 288; and civil marriage, 124, 125, 285, 301*; Catholic magistrates, 131, 286; advocates of causes, 131, 287; civil procurators, 287.

Greater purity of Catholics: 177; opinions concerning the revelation of sexual matters, 190.

A grave excusing cause: 224, 225, 242, 250, 251, 266, 275, 276, 295.

Causes of carnal commotion: 11, 14-19.

Lawyers: 131, 287.

Centers of carnal commotion: 14.

Parts of the brain in sexual appetite: 14.

Dances: 202, 203, 206, 409, 411.

The love of Christ to be commended to virgins: 148, p. 147; 164, 173, 177; benefits conferred upon chastity, 95-97; how we are members, 97, 2; representation by a pure man, 173.

Christianity and chastity: 95-98; and woman, 98; and matrimony, 110-112; Ephesians 5:22-33 explained, 111; and virginity, 144-149.

Chastity of Christians: 95-98, 162-164; fornication and impure sins, 309; image and office, 221; matrimony, 66, 111, 220; widowhood, 114; virginity, 144, 154.

Relation of food to sexual appetite: 17.

Coenesthetic sensations: 24, 422, 423.

Circumcision: 50, 53.

Clitoris: 8, 1; 9.

Code of Canon Law: 55, 68, 122, 242, 249, 254, 256, 301, 314-316, 318, 319, 372, 395.

Coenesthesia: 25, 416.

Base thought: 366, 368; how it is to be confessed, 368.

Legal relationship: 317; spiritual relationship, 316.

Obligation of cohabitation: 256.

Tender, less modest conversations: between spouses, 280, 283; between unmarried persons, 394; between betrothed persons, 295, 394; base conversations, 363, 394; see Words.

Customs of colonies: 213, 301*.

Carnal commotion, causes of: 11, 14-19.

Holy Communion and chastity: 177, 414; and carnal sin, 314; and the use of marriage, 239.

Comedies: 204, 206, 394, 408, 409, 410.

Compensation of adulteries: 243.

Complacency in an impure thing: 366, 368.

Absolution of an accomplice: 391.

Conception and consummation of matrimony: 78, 81, 82, 87.

Councils: First Council of Toledo, 101, 3; Council of Mâcon, 98; Council of Trent, 144, 147.

Concubinage: 101, 117, 213, 301; in colonies, 213.

Condom: 45, 88, 262.

Manner in which a confessor is to act: in sensual affections, 390, 401; in venereal matter, 414; sin with a penitent, 320.

Confessor: of spouses, 262, 3; 270, 414; of young persons, 196, 199, 390; of young persons in workshops, 200, 394; of those suffering from nerves, 380; of those sinning lustfully, 337; of those sinning internally, 371; of those sinning at night, at least materially, 383; of those sinning solitarily, 219; of betrothed persons, 199, 295, 299, 401; by what title he corrects fraternally, 270.

Responses of the Sacred Congregation of the Council: 60; responses of the Holy Office, 59, 241*; responses of the Congregation of the Sacraments, 59.

Mutual complete acts of spouses: 223-255; incomplete acts, 257-277; separate venereal acts, 273-284; affections, 210; pleasure concerning past intercourse, 280, 282; Christian dignity (Ephesians 5:22-33), 111; obligation of avoiding pollution, 274-278; agreements, 232; vows, 233.

Marriages of consanguineous persons: 43.

Specific distinction of consanguinity from affinity: 315.

Rectitude of conscience to be cultivated: 177.

General counsels: 414; for adolescents, 172, 173, 176, 200, 207; for a celibate, 202; for spouses, 41, 45, at the end, 109, 206-209, 215, 243-246; for masturbators, 219; for parents, 134, 172, 175, 193, 207; for girls, 193.

Counsel: of continence, 42, at the end, 146, 147, 149; of matrimony, 207; concerning a lustful act, 314, 361; concerning anointing before fornication, 321.

Consummation of matrimony: 77-87.

Continence and health: 42, 382.

Estimation of continence: Christian, 138-164; neo-pagan, 165; rational, 135-137, 166, 167; counsel in matrimony, 113.

Gift of continence: 146b, 149, 2; notion, 93; relative difficulty, 210; utility in matrimony, 206; see Chastity; Virginity.

Cooperation: in nudity, 400; in theaters, 408, 410; of a spouse with a sinning spouse, 233, 255, 262-268; with civil marriage and divorce, 131, 285-287; with one polluting himself, 338, 346; with obscene speech, 394; with one violating a vow, 314.

Intercourse apt for generation: 59, 63; of spouses, 223-255; to be dissuaded, 225, 6; consummating matrimony, 77-87; perfect, 223; for pleasure alone, 226; sinful intercourse: adulterous, 313; with an affine person, 315; with one legally related, 317, or spiritually related, 316; with a consanguineous person, 315; with a demon, 348; with a penitent, 320; with a person with whom public propriety impedes marriage, 315; with a person bound by vow, 314; with another's betrothed, 298; with a subject, 320; fornicatory, 300, 303-311; incestuous, 315; in a sacred place, 242, 314; unnatural, 343-348; in an undue vessel, 269; onanistic, outside matrimony, 303, 312, 349; within matrimony, 257-299; sacrilegious, 314.

Capacity for intercourse: 58-60, 76; interruption, 242, 312; manner, 240, 373.

The right to intercourse can be renounced: 232.

Intercourse theory: 106.

Copulation: 12, 13.

Cavernous bodies: 7, 7.

Honorable, dishonorable, and less honorable parts of the body: 391; preparation of the body for chastity, 171, 175.

The body, a member of Christ: 97, 2; 309; temple of the Holy Spirit, 97, 2.

Satisfaction of curiosity: 182, 185, 194.

Cryptorchidism: 30, 1.

Intercourse with a demon: 348, 349.

Harm preventing intercourse: 224, 2; 225; excusing from rendering the debt, 250.

Denmark: fecundity, 209; law concerning illicit intercourse, 212.

Conjugal debt: see Conjugal act.

Deferentectomy: 52, 73, 84.

Defloration of a virgin: 161, 318, 3.

Pleasure: mixed, 23, 27; morose, 176, 3; 366; purely sensible, 22; sensible-carnal, 27, 392; more general sensible pleasure, 24, 355, 415; intermediate sensible pleasure, 26, 27; sensible-spiritual, 27; various pleasures, 22-27; venereal, 91, 418, 424; of spouses, 226, 259, 267; of a nursing woman, 407; of those reading or hearing lubricious things, 393; of betrothed persons, 293, 294.

Distinction of pleasure from happiness: 172, 2; repudiation of pleasure, 163; is it lawful to act for pleasure alone? 226.

Confession of desire: 371; notion, 369; specification, 337, 369.

God derogating from the natural law: 310.

Days on which there is less hope of fertilization: 10, 247, 251, 259, 260, 3.

Discharge: 13, 2; 358.

Duty of the rich toward poorer married persons: 256, 5.

Civil divorce: 126-132, 286-289.

Aureole of a doctor: 155-157.

Demand of a dowry and use of marriage: 256, 5.

Doubts: concerning free use of the will, 383; concerning the validity of matrimony, 235; concerning potency, 60, 229.

A drunken person seeking the debt: 248.

Epididymis: 7, 1-3; 88.

Sin of a bishop: 320.

Epispadias: 30, 1; 72.

Use of the Most Holy Eucharist for chastity: 177, 2; 414; does it impede the conjugal act? 239.

Eunuchs: notion, 51; pollution, 328; semen, 84; matrimony, 59, 60, p. 60; 73; use of marriage, 228, 417.

Exhibitionism: 38.

Exterior acts of incomplete lust: in themselves, 356; their various species, 357-364; which are grave as such, 391.

Fertilization: 10; artificial, 85, 88, 241, 432; from the semen of another man, 241, 3; see Days.

Woman: Christian estimation, 98, 112; critical age, 56; marriageable age, 55; impotence and sterility, 59, 60, 73, 76; seats of pleasure, 9; masturbation, 168, 278, 328, 341; cleanliness, 379; sexual neurasthenia, 34; surgical operations, 53; sexual organs, 8, 30, 2; pollution, 13, 2; 278, 324, 328, 332; puberty, 54; modesty, 20; sodomy, 344; sterility, 59, 60, 76; venereal movement, 28, 423; defects of structure, 30, 2.

Women physicians: 406; female writers, 100, p. 94, 95.

Fetishism: 38.

"Fibromyoma": 42.

Good or bad faith: for the use of marriage, 235, 262, 267, 270; for sin, 380.

Son: see Offspring.

End of sexual love: 2; rendering intercourse honorable, 224, 226; in the incomplete acts of spouses, 272; end of matrimony, 60, 62; end of avoiding offspring, 238, 262.

Menstrual flow: 10; its opportune explanation, 195; does it impede the conjugal act? 239, 3.

Fornication: 300, 303, 311; its gravity, 304-308, 310; worse in Christians, 309; interruption, 312.

Frigidity: 58.

France: fecundity, 209; law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121, 127, 286.

Joy: 370; concerning an effect, pollution, or an evil thing, 370.

Dignity of the human race: 97, 2.

Germany: fecundity, 209; law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121, 123, 286.

Extrauterine gestation: 8, 5.

Immodest gestures: 396.

Glands: Cowper's, 7, 5; Bartholin's, 8, 2; 13, 2; Littré's, 13, 2.

Glans penis: 7, 7; 9.

Gonococcus: 47.

Pregnancy and the conjugal act: 41, 239.

Relation of taste to sexual appetite: 17.

Gynanders: 31.

Heretics who disparage virginity: 144.

Switzerland: law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121.

Hermaphrodites: 31.

Ireland: matrimonial law, 121, 128, p. 129.

Spain: law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121, 128, p. 129.

History: of the estimation of virginity, 144; of the controversy concerning potency, 58, 59; of civil marriage, 121; of civil divorce, 127; of opinions concerning the gravity of lust, 352; of silence about or revelation of sexual matters, 187.

Holland: fecundity, 209; neo-Malthusian league, 261; civil marriage, 121.

Homosexual: 37, 39.

Public propriety and intercourse: 315, 3.

Hungary: fecundity, 209; law concerning impotence, 68.

Hygiene: 41.

Hymen: 30, 2; 75, 139.

Hyperesthesia: 36.

Hypospadias: 30, 1; 72.

Hypoesthesia: 36.

Boasting about sins: 362, 394.

Idea concerning a base thing: 367, 368.

Ignorance of sexual matters, whether and how it is to be dispelled: 191-201; ignorance of the sin of morose pleasure, 176.

Place of illegitimate offspring in the State: 167.

Impure images: exterior, 399, 400; interior, 367.

Doubtful impediment: 60, 229-235; impediment of impotence, 58-69; is it lawful knowingly to contract matrimony with an impotent person? 68, p. 71.

Impotence: notion and theory, 58-69 bis; various kinds, 70; various causes, 71; various cases, 72-75; doubt, 60; probability, 60.

Intercourse of an impotent person: 228, 230; what if you doubt? 229; what if the impotence is temporary? 230; matrimony of an impotent person, 68; use of marriage, 228.

Pollution of one not yet pubescent: 328.

Which acts are immodest?: 387, 391.

Immodest acts (continued): under what obligation they are to be avoided, 391; what applies to spouses? 283.

Imputation in sexual matter: 392.

Incestuous intercourse: outside matrimony, 315; within matrimony, 234.

Harms of incontinence: 44, p. 37*.

Indissolubility of matrimony: 105, 106.

Infants: aureole, 159; paradoxism, 36; passions, 172; pollution, 328.

Those suffering from nervous disorders: 34, 71, 246, 380-382; those suffering from paresthesia, 74, 392.

Entrance into religion and intercourse: 254.

Instinct: 3; sexual instinct, 427-431.

Intention of avoiding offspring: 238, 262, 264.

Inversion of appetite: 37, 417.

Irrumation: 274, 3; 345.

Italy: fecundity, 209; law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121, 128, p. 129.

Large and small labia of the vulva: 8, 1; kiss upon the lips, 17, 1; 295.

Lactation: and the conjugal act, 41, 239, 2; and venereal disease, 48, p. 42; and suspect pleasure, 407.

Laparotomy: 53.

Reading of books: 184; base reading, 185, 378, 395; what applies to spouses? 283.

Books concerning sexual matters: 187, 193, 199.

Doubtful impediment of the bond: 235.

A suit having been instituted concerning validity, is it lawful to use marriage?: 236.

What is a sacred place?: 314.

Uterine, vaginal washing: 45, 264.

Venereal diseases: 47-49; whether they are to be explained, 197.

Brothels: 212.

Portugal: law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121.

Lust: canonical sanctions, 319, 372; distinction of imperfect and perfect lust, 324, 351; description of imperfect lust, 351; division into exterior, 356-364, and interior, 365-371; gravity and intrinsic malice, 352-354; specification, 222, 357-364, 368-370; notion of indirect lust, 373; guilt, 374; notion of disguised lust, 388; see Intercourse.

Magistrates: and theaters, 408; and laws concerning matrimony and civil divorce, 285-287.

Lustful excitation of the breasts: 9, 341; function, 8, 6; 9; 42, p. 35; preparation for lactation, 407.

The Blessed Virgin Mary to be venerated for the sake of chastity: 97, 164, 173, 177, 367.

Husband: see Man.

Masochism: 38, 38*.

Masturbation: 322; nocturnal, 370, 383; its treatment, 17, 1; 216-220; harms, 44; frequency, 168; kinds, 44, 216; modes, 44, 340, 341; see Pollution.

Council of Mâcon: 98.

Matrimony: Christian estimation, 110, 112, 208; neo-pagan estimation, 115-131; age, 54, 55; goods, 66, 111, 307, 2; capacity, 59, 60; comparison with celibacy, 136, and with virginity, 145-149; prudent counsel, 118, 134, 207, 219; consummation, 77-87, 105, 240 at the end; definition, 4, 256; diminished will because of familiarity with the other sex, 179, 295; indissolubility, 105, 106, 128; institution and natural laws, 104-108; intention, at what moment it must be had, 124, 285; nature, 61-63; religious nature, 108; object, 61-63; order and end, 60, 62; figurative signification, 111, 114; sacramental signification, 111, 309; complete use, 223-255; incomplete use, 271-277; onanistic use, 257-269; prudent use, 109, 113, 208, 243; what if the matrimony is doubtful? 235-237, 420; multiple violation, 168; whether consummation, potency, and licit use are to be distinguished, 240 at the end.

Civil marriage: 120-125; 285, 286, 301*.

Matrimony of consanguineous persons: 43; of one doubtfully impotent, of a eunuch, of a castrated woman, and of aged persons, 59, 60; of persons of the same skin or race, 43.

Consummated matrimony: 77-87, 105, 106, 240 at the end.

Doubtful matrimony: 235-237; repeated matrimony, 114; desirable matrimony, 118, 134; one prevailing over another, 237; a vow before or during matrimony, 233.

Womb: 8, 3.

Urinary meatus: 8, 1.

Physicians: 41, 42, 71, p. 73*; 207, 219, 225, 1; 398, 405; women physicians, 406.

Parts of the spinal cord in the sexual appetite: 14.

Virile member: 7, 1; 9; 13, 1; 30, 1.

Lies to be avoided: 173, 194.

Denial of intercourse for two months: 254.

Mentula (penis): 7, 7; 9; 13, 1; 30.

Prostitution: 302.

Confession of a prostitute: 302; abduction, 319; toleration, 212.

Cultivation of modesty: 176, 184, 413.

An adulterer seeking the debt: 249.

Effeminate men: 37, 344.

Effeminacy: 322.

Monogamy: 62, 105.

The French disease: 48; venereal disease, 47-49; whether it is to be explained, 197; disease preventing intercourse, 224, 2; 225.

Wretched condition of morals: 168; in colonies, 213; public protection, 211-213.

Venereal movement: 28, 423; directly voluntary, 352, 354; indirectly voluntary, 373, 374.

Woman (mulier): see Woman (femina).

Cleanliness to be cultivated: 171; how, 379.

Whether and how museums of art are to be visited: 183.

Narcissists: 37.

Naturalism: 100, 101, 116-118, 165.

Necrophilia: 348, 2.

Necrospermia: 76.

Nemaspermata: 7, 1; 10, 1; 56.

Neo-Malthusian methods: 45, 133, 209; harmful methods, 45 at the end; arguments refuted, 133, 259-261.

Sexual neurasthenia: 34, 71, 246.

Sexual neuropathy: 32-34.

Those weak in nerves: 220, 246, 379-382.

Norway: fecundity, 209.

Knowledge of sexual matters: 189, 191, 201; whether it is to be procured, 189-200.

New Zealand: neo-Malthusianism, 261.

Nudity: 180, 181, 397-400.

Second nuptials: 114.

Those about to marry to be instructed: 199.

Nymphae: 8, 1.

Nymphomania: 36; puerperal, 239.

Opportuneness of obligation (the bond): 117, 306.

Obscene conversations: 394; writings, 395.

Obscenity: 180, 181.

Sexual obsessions: 393.

Moderation of the eyes: 184, 213.

Power of smell upon carnal commotion: 17, 4.

Absolute inviolability of duty: 97, 1; 133, 206.

Power of olfaction upon carnal commotion: 17, 4.

Onanism: outside matrimony, 303, 312, 349; conjugal, 257-269.

Caesarean operation: 53, 6; operations, 50-53, 70, 245.

Organs of generation: 7, 8, 13; their defects, 30.

Organic causes of impotence: 71.

Orgasm: 12.

Kisses: between spouses, 271; between unmarried persons, 359; between betrothed persons, 291, 293, 295, 297; lawful or not, 401; upon the lips, 17, 1; 295.

Ovaries: 8, 5; 30, 2; their excision, 53; under what conditions lawful? 245.

Oviducts: 8, 4-5.

Ovulation: 10, 54, 56.

"Oxyures": 175.

Agreement not to use marriage: 232.

Sexual pedagogy: notion, 191, 201; opportuneness, 168; method, 163, 171-178, 180-201.

Pederasty: 37, 37*, 344.

Imprudent penances: 38, 101, 402; what if they are necessary for virtue? 382.

Responses of the Sacred Penitentiary: 263, 270.

Nipples of the breasts: 9.

Paradoxism: 36.

Parents of betrothed persons: 296; duties of parents, 134, 172, 175, 196, 199, 242.

Paresthesia: 37-39, 74, 392.

Sin of a parish priest: 320.

The conjugal act after childbirth: 239, 4.

Passions to be subdued: 172.

A spiritual father sinning: 320.

Sexual pathology: 29-39.

Advocates of causes: 131, 287.

Care for the poor: 174, 200, 256, 5.

Whether an explanation of sins is opportune: 196; division of sins of lust, 222; relative gravity, 304, 312, 342, 349.

What is mortal sin?: 258, 305, 353; sin of one using an undue vessel, 269.

Penis: 7, 7; 9; 13, 1; 30, 1.

Per accidens, per se: 63, p. 65, 66.

Pessary: 45, 6; 262, 3; 268.

Requesting the conjugal debt: 224, 244; after renunciation of the right, 253; after adultery, 249, 256; after incest, 234; after promised abstinence, 232; after a vow of chastity, 233.

Power of the imagination upon the sexual appetite: 16.

Phimosis: 30, 1; 175.

Photographers: 399.

Phthisis and the use of marriage: 225.

Painters: 399.

Pollution: 322; affective, 332; of a woman, 324, 328, 333, 341; indirectly voluntary, 274, 374, 376-384; mutual, 338, 346; natural, 330, 370; necessary for falling asleep, 381; excessively frequent, 32, 34, 330; nocturnal, 32, 330, 331, 383, 385; its gravity, 323-326, 329, 334; relative gravity, 342; essential malice, 327, 421; intrinsic malice, 324, 329; specific distinction from imperfect lust, 324; varieties, 328, 335-341; opportune explanation of nocturnal pollution, 195; special affection and its sign in pollution, 337; see Masturbation.

"Porro": 53.

Portugal: law concerning impotence, 68; matrimonial law, 121.

Possession of the conjugal state: 235.

Role of public authority in matrimony: 107, 108.

Prepuce: 7, 7; 379.

Presumption of the consummation of matrimony: 78; presumption of potency for matrimony, 60.

Pretext of disguised lust: 389.

The conjugal act after a meal: 239, 6.

Priapism: 33.

Civil procurators: 287.

Harm to offspring preventing intercourse: 224, 2; condition or number of offspring excusing from rendering the debt, 251; legal distinction between legitimate and illegitimate offspring, 167.

Prostate: 7, 4.

Itching: 379, 380.

Psychoanalysis: 6.

Psychology: of the infant and adolescent, 180, 182; sexual, 422-431.

Sexual psychopathy: 35-39.

Puberty: 54.

Modesty: 413.

Natural modesty: 20.

Abduction: 318, 319.

Rendering the conjugal debt: 224, 2; when it can be denied, 248-255, 267.

Renunciation of the right to intercourse: 232, 233, 253.

Reserved cases: of adultery, 301; bestiality, 347; concubinage, 301; sodomy, 343; stuprum, 318.

Sexual revelations: 186-201, 419.

Definition of Roman law concerning matrimony: 4, 256; law concerning concubinage, 101, 3; 117, 301; concerning the matrimony of eunuchs or spadones, 59.

Declarations of the Sacred Rota concerning the nullity of matrimony: 128, p. 129; 130.

Priests and laws concerning matrimony or civil divorce: 131, 289.

Sacrilegious intercourse: 314, 344; pollution, 339.

Sadism: 38, 38*.

What is an efficacious sanction?: 334; canonical sanctions, 319, 372.

Sapphic passion: 37.

Satyriasis: 36.

Mixed schools: 179.

Incapacity for knowledge among Negro adolescents: 325, p. 324*; utility of knowledge of sexual matters, 189, 191, 201; prudent communication, 191-200.

Scotland: matrimonial law, 121.

Writers of less modest or base things: 395.

Passages of Sacred Scripture explained: Apocalypse 14:3-5, 158; Holy Gospel according to Matthew 19:10-12, 146; First Epistle to the Corinthians 6:9-10, 306; 6:15-20, 309; 7:1-9 and 25-38, 146; Epistle to the Ephesians 5:22-33, 111; Epistle to the Galatians 5:21, 306.

Sculptors: 399.

Insemination at the orifice of the vagina: 86, 228*, 240.

Expulsion of semen: 312, 329; loss, 240.

Intercourse of an old man: 228*, 240; matrimony, 60, 63; paradoxism, 36; pollution, 328; sterility, 56.

Sensations: 422; venereal sensations, 423.

Power of the internal sense upon the sexual appetite: 16.

Power of the exterior senses upon the sexual appetite: 17; preparation for chastity, 163, 172, 176.

Separation of bedrooms: 208, 215, 1; 256, 6; separation of the bed, 130, p. 128, 129; 249, 288.

Serbia: fecundity, 209.

Dishonest conversations: 362, 363, 394.

"Sex-Series": 187, 199.

Cultivation of sincerity: 173, 184, 185.

Position of one lying down: 376, 381; position of one using marriage, 240.

Smegma of the prepuce: 7, 7; 379.

Sodomy: 37, 343; imperfect, 345; its gravity, 349; specific varieties, 344.

Sleep: from pollution, 381; after a meal, 171; prolonged, 176.

Matrimony of a spado: 59.

Sperm: 7, 1.

Spermatorrhea: 32, 34, 71.

Betrothed woman: 295.

Efficacy of betrothal: 298; utility, 291.

Those betrothed for the future: 290-299, 394.

Sterility: 58, 60, 69 bis, 73, 76; artificial, 45, 53, 5; 231, 262; injurious, 245; does it impede intercourse? 228, 231.

Stuprum: 318, 364.

Sublimation: 367, 3.

Sin of a superior: 320.

Sexual symbolism: 38.

Syphilis: 48.

Touch: between spouses, 271-277; between betrothed persons, 292, 294, 297, 401; another's touch for producing pollution, 338; lustful touches, 359, 364; lawful or not, 401-405; touching breasts to prepare them, 407; what influence it has upon carnal commotion, 17.

How we are a temple of God: 97, 2; 309.

Sacred times: 113*.

Power of the season of the year upon the sexual appetite: 19.

Interior temptations: 367.

Testes or testicles: 7, 1; 30, 1; artificial, 51; their perpetual function, 42, p. 35.

Theaters: 204, 206, 394, 408.

Theologians and laws concerning civil marriage and civil divorce: 131, 289.

Thesis I, concerning impotence: 61, 62.

Thesis II, concerning the excellence of virginity: 145-149.

Thesis III, concerning the virtue of virginity: 151-153.

Thesis IV, concerning the honorableness of perpetual celibacy: 166.

Thesis V, concerning the civil place of a woman who has given birth from fornication, and of an illegitimate son: 167.

Thesis VI, concerning the onanistic use of marriage: 257-261.

Thesis VII, concerning complete pleasure separately sought or admitted by a spouse: 278.

Thesis VIII, concerning the imperfect and solitary lustful acts of spouses: 280-282.

Thesis IX, concerning the malice of fornication: 304-311.

Thesis X, concerning the malice of pollution: 324-326.

Thesis XI, concerning the malice of all lust: 353-354.

Thesis XII, concerning indirect lust: 374-375.

Toleration of concubines: in colonies, 213; of prostitutes, 212.

Limits of civil toleration: 130, p. 123, 124.

Transformists: 5.

Treponema pallidum: 48.

Tribades: 37.

Council of Trent: 144, 147.

Fallopian tubes: 8, 4-5.

Breasts: 8, 6; 9; 42, p. 32; 407.

Hard chancre: 48; soft chancre, 49.

One flesh: 13, 4; 82, 106, 111, 223.

Antiseptic anointing before fornication: 321.

Antiseptic ointment: 48, p. 40*; 321.

Temporary sexual unions: 301*.

Urethrorrhea from lust: 13, 2; 358.

Uterus: 8, 3; 13, 1; 30, 2.

Onanistic wife: 262, 264, 268; onanistic husband, 262, 263, 265-267.

Utility of sexual "vaccination": 180, 182, 184, 185.

Vagina: 8, 2; 9; 13, 1; 30, 2; insemination at its orifice, 86, 228*, 240; slight penetration of it, 240, 2.

Vaginal washing: 45, 264.

Vaginismus: 75, 240.

Health: 41.

Vainglory concerning sins: 362, 394.

Vas deferens: 7, 1-2.

Vasectomy: 52, 73, 84; injurious to the wife, 245.

Veiling of virgins: 143.

One selling base books, etc.: 395; antiseptic ointments, 321.

Venereal affection: 423; appetite, 91, 423; disease, 47-49; see Appetite.

Words permitted by modesty or not: 394; sought in dictionaries, 395; see Conversations.

Veretrum (penis): 7, 7; 9; 30, 1.

Seminal vesicles: 7, 3; Graafian vesicles, 8, 5.

Clothes: 21.

Clothing: 21, 412.

Virga (penis): 7, 7; 9; 13, 1; 30.

Praise and value of Catholic virginity: 144-149; scriptural commendation, 146; loss of virginity, 141; virginal enclosure, 139; defloration, 161, 318, 3; notion, 139-141; special reward or aureole, 154-161.

Aureole of virgins: 154-161; consecration, 143.

Man: frigidity, 58; impotence, 72, 73; seat of pleasure, 9; duty if the wife is onanistic, 264, 268; onanism, 262, 263, 265-269; surgical operations, 52, 245; sexual organs, 7, 30; power of invalidating vows, 233, 3; sterility, 76; vows, 233.

Natural virtue: 90, 90*.

Sight: what influence it has upon carnal commotion, 17, 2; to be moderated, 181, 183, 184, 413.

Life: utility of an orderly and laborious way of life, 171, 176; whether and how far the mysteries of life are to be revealed, 186-201; general preparation for a pure life, 170-174; special preparation, 175-178; preservation, 202-209; restoration, 214-220; its influence upon the sexual appetite, 18.

Defects of the sexual appetite and organ: 29-39.

Power of the voice upon sexual affection: 17, 3.

Seats of pleasure: 9.

Vow violated by intercourse: 314; violated by imperfect lust, 357, 360; violated by pollution, 335; violated by sodomy, 344; vow of chastity of spouses, 233.

Vulva: 8, 1.

Zoospermata: 7, 1; 10, 56.