index — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis

Alphabetical Index of Matters (Tomus IV)

¶1.

Numbers = marginal numbers, unless p. is prefixed.

¶2.

An asterisk signifies annotations.

¶3.

A dash inserted (-) = the word placed at the beginning.

¶4.
  • Ablution of the vagina, 71.
¶5.
  • Grave acts in the nature of an exterior act, which they are, 119.
¶6.
  • Adulteries, 74, 75, 76; mental adulteries, 78.
¶7.
  • Insanity hindering or not hindering matrimony, 39.
¶8.
  • Friendship, love, 10, 12, 119; owed to a spouse, 78; dangerous for a confessor, 136.
¶9.
  • Love affairs among youths, 119.
¶10.
  • Lustful embraces, specification of them, 106; immodest embraces, morality of them, 130.
¶11.
  • Antonelli (R. D.), De impotentia et sterilitate [On impotence and sterility], 40, 4.
¶12.
  • Anus, 3*.
¶13.
  • Venereal appetite, 9, 12. What if it labors under perversion, 133. Appetite for handling, 13.
¶14.
  • Arendt (R. P.), on impotence and sterility, 40, 4.
¶15.
  • Aristotle on continence, 18; on matrimony, 34.
¶16.
  • Immodest looks, 122-124; lustful looks of spouses, 67.
¶17.
  • Those hearing shameful things, 120.
¶18.
  • Augustine (St.) on matrimonial chastity, 18; on the bridegroom, 46.
¶19.
¶20.
  • St. Bonaventure, on impotence and sterility, 40, 4.
¶21.
  • Afferent canals, 3; deferent canals, 3; ejaculatory canals, 3; urethral canal, 3.
¶22.
  • Excellence of celibacy, 83.
¶23.
  • Counsels to be given to a celibate, 136.
¶24.
  • Obscene songs, 120.
¶25.
  • Chastity, notion of, 17; perfection, 18; division, 18; preparation or discipline, 20, 21. Vow of chastity, as regards the use of matrimony, 54, a; as regards sacrileges, 85.
¶26.
  • Grave causes for using matrimony imperfectly, with danger of pollution, 66*.
¶27.
  • Centers of venereal excitation, 7, a; 15.
¶28.
¶29.
  • Kinesthetic, coenesthetic sensations, 11.
¶30.
  • Clitoris, 3, 7, 14.
¶31.
  • Bad thoughts. What they are; how they are accused, 108. What if they are intellectual, 109, 128.
¶32.
  • Lustful violation of legal or spiritual kinship, 87.
¶33.
  • Cohabitation of spouses, 79, 80, 81.
¶34.
  • Lustful conversations, 107; of spouses, 68; immodest conversations, 120. What about workshops where they are had, 120.
¶35.
  • Concubinage, what is it? 84.
¶36.
  • Condition added to matrimony, 40, 4, d.; to a promise of matrimony, 24, 2.
¶37.
  • The confessor's parts in matrimony, 44-48; in combating onanism, 70; in the whole sexual matter, 136. The confessor's sin with a penitent, 91.
¶38.
  • Mutual imperfect venereal acts of spouses, 65, 66, 72; solitary acts, 67, 68, 73; acts with other persons, 74; onanism, 69; separation, 76, 81. What if the acts are interior, 75. Use of matrimony by spouses, 52-59; 62-64; duties besides the conjugal debt, 78, 79. Counsels to be given to spouses, 136.
¶39.
  • Counsels concerning matrimony, 44-48.
¶40.
  • Continence, 18. Its general necessity, 21.
¶41.
  • Duties of the preacher concerning onanism, 70.
¶42.
  • Cooperation in onanism, 69, 3-5; in the lustful acts of the husband, 66; in the lustful kisses of a betrothed man, 31.
¶43.
  • Cooperation in immodest pictures and statues, 125.
¶44.
  • Copulation, 7; between spouses, 52-59; 62-64, 72. What if the matrimony was doubtful, 60; if outside the due vessel, 72. Interrupted copulation, 59, 72.
¶45.
  • Conjugal debt, 62, 63.
¶46.
  • Lingering pleasure, 108, 128; sensible pleasure, 11; sensible-carnal, venereal pleasure, 7. Whether there are special pleasures, 8.
¶47.
  • Lustful desires, 109. Accusation, 111.
¶48.
  • Distillation, 105.
¶49.
  • Petition for civil divorce, 76, 81.
¶50.
  • Doubt about capacity for matrimony, 39, 40, 54; about the validity of matrimony, 60.
¶51.
  • Error in matrimonial promises, 24, 4; 29.
¶52.
  • Matrimony of eunuchs, 40, 4, c.
¶53.
  • Fecundation, 3; artificial fecundation, 58. On which days it is less probable, 62.
¶54.
  • Fictitious matrimonial promise, 26; approval of lust, 107.
¶55.
  • Fornication, notion of, 84; malice, 84, 100; various added malices, 85-91. What about onanistic fornication, 103.
¶56.
  • Joys, why they are special, 8; about a shameful matter, 110.
¶57.
  • Genital apparatus of the man and the woman, 3.
¶58.
  • Immodest gestures, 120, N.B.
¶59.
  • Glands of Bartholin, 3; of Littre and Cowper, 3.
¶60.
  • Glans of the foreskin, 3, 7.
¶61.
  • Lustful violation of public honesty, 88.
¶62.
  • "Hormones," 3.
¶63.
  • Hymen, 3.
¶64.
  • Ignorance hindering matrimony, 39.
¶65.
  • Physical impotence for matrimony, 40, 41. Impediment of matrimony, 42. What about the use of matrimony, 54.
¶66.
  • Immodest acts, 118. Rules concerning these acts, 119.
¶67.
  • Incest, 86.
¶68.
  • Sexual instinct, 9, 10.
¶69.
  • Interior venereal acts, 75, 108.
¶70.
  • Labia majora, labia minora, 3.
¶71.
  • Lustful readings of spouses, 68.
¶72.
  • Those reading base, indecent books, 121.
¶73.
  • Vaginal washing, 71.
¶74.
  • Lust, notion of, 19; species and degrees, 19; cases according to nature, 84-91; cases against nature, 92-100; distinction between perfect and imperfect lust, 92, 2; unity of exterior imperfect lust, 102, 104; gravity, 103. Indirect lust, notion and imputation, 113; presumption of disguised lust, 119.
¶75.
  • Malthus, what he wanted, 69*; what the neo-Malthusians want, 69.
¶76.
  • Breasts, 3, 7.
¶77.
  • Matrimonial chastity, 18; promise, 23-29.
¶78.
  • Attempt at matrimony by a spouse with another, 76; consummation, 61; notion and ends, 34, 49. What it is in fieri, in the state of having been made, 36. Who can contract matrimony, 38-42. Prudent preparation, 44-48; illicit, dissuaded, honest, and desirable reason, 48-50; use, 52-75. What if the matrimony is doubtful, 60.
¶79.
  • Physicians, as regards immodest things, 124, 131.
¶80.
  • Menstrual flow (menstruation), 3; whether it is to be explained, 21, 2, b.
¶81.
  • Mentula, 3.
¶82.
  • Prostitution, 84.
¶83.
  • Fear in matrimonial promises, 24, 3; 29. Whether it excuses the wife's cooperation in shameful things, 66, 69.
¶84.
  • Psychic illness and the imputation of bad acts, 134.
¶85.
  • Carnal motions, 14.
¶86.
  • Visiting a museum of the arts, 123.
¶87.
  • The tench's snout, 3.
¶88.
  • Nemaspermata, 3, 5, 7, 71.
¶89.
  • Excitation of the nerves toward pollution, 115, 116.
¶90.
  • Nymphs, 3.
¶91.
  • Obscene, what it is, 118.
¶92.
  • Conjugal onanism, 69-71.
¶93.
  • Lustful kisses: specification, 106; of betrothed persons, 30. Concerning kisses in general and concerning incentives, 129.
¶94.
  • Ovaries, 3.
¶95.
  • Oviduct, 3.
¶96.
  • Sexual pedagogy, 21.
¶97.
  • Nipples of the breasts, 7.
¶98.
  • Parents to be consulted about nuptials, 27. Their duties before nuptials, 31, 45. What if they dissent, 29.
¶99.
  • Pastor's parts in matrimony, 44-48; in combating onanism, 70. Sins with parishioners, 91.
¶100.
  • Honest, less honest, and indecent parts of the body, 119.
¶101.
  • Sins of a spiritual father with a person under direction, 91.
¶102.
  • Penis, 3.
¶103.
  • Exciting force of fantasy, 15.
¶104.
  • Obscene phantasms, 108; immodest phantasms, 128.
¶105.
  • Painters, as regards immodest things, 124, 125.
¶106.
  • Pollution. Notion. Divisions. Malice, 92-96, 100. Pollution of spouses, 72; female pollution, 3, 69, N.B., 92, 2; nocturnal pollution to be explained, 21, 2, b. Morality, 94, 114, 2. Acts influencing pollution, 96, 113-115, 119. Pollution necessary for taking sleep, 116.
¶107.
  • Foreskin, 3. Smegma of the foreskin, 3.
¶108.
  • Pretext of immodesty, 119.
¶109.
  • Promises of matrimony, 23-29.
¶110.
  • Prostate, 3.
¶111.
  • Itching, whether it can be driven away? Venereal and non-venereal, 115.
¶112.
  • Modesty, what it is, 118.
¶113.
  • Quintilian, on celibacy, 83.
¶114.
  • Rape, 90.
¶115.
  • Rules concerning less modest acts, 119.
¶116.
  • Revelation of the mysteries of life, 21, 136; of vices by those about to marry, 25.
¶117.
  • Sacrilegious lust, 85, 100.
¶118.
  • Obscene writings, 121.
¶119.
  • Female seed, 3, 5; male seed or sperm, 5; applied to the opening of the vagina, 56, 2.
¶120.
  • Venereal sensations, 7.
¶121.
  • Matrimony of old men, 40, 4.
¶122.
  • Separation of spouses, 76, 81.
¶123.
  • Sexual act, 14; character, 10; instinct, 9, 10; pedagogy, 21. Revelation of sexual matters, 21.
¶124.
  • Sixtus V, on marriages of eunuchs, 40, 4.
¶125.
¶126.
  • Betrothals, 24-29.
¶127.
  • Chastity of betrothed persons, 30; association, 30, 31; instruction, 48; obligations, 28, 29; sins, 32.
¶128.
  • Sterility, 41. What if it has been procured maliciously, 54, a.
¶129.
  • Deflowering, 89.
¶130.
  • Sins of the superior of a college with pupils, 91.
¶131.
  • Lustful touches, specification of them, 106. Immodest touches, 130.
¶132.
  • Testes or testicles, 3, 5.
¶133.
  • Public theaters, 127.
¶134.
  • St. Thomas on impotence and sterility, 40, 4.
¶135.
  • Fallopian tubes, 3.
¶136.
  • Sins of a tutor with a ward, 91.
¶137.
  • Breasts, 3.
¶138.
  • Urethra, 3.
¶139.
  • Urinary meatus, 3*.
¶140.
  • Uterus, 3.
¶141.
  • The wife's cooperation in onanism or shameful acts, 66, 69. Full fruition, 56, 2; 64, 69 N.B.; 73. Vaginal washing, 71.
¶142.
¶143.
  • Sellers of writings inciting to lust, 121.
¶144.
  • Venereal appetition, 9, 12; pleasure, 7; sensation, 7.
¶145.
  • Tender, immodest words, 120.
¶146.
  • Veretrum, 3.
¶147.
  • Vesicles of Graaf, 3; seminal vesicles, 3.
¶148.
  • Insufficiently modest garments, 126.
¶149.
  • Barrier of virginity, 4; notion, 4; study and perfection, 18.
¶150.
  • Little rod (sexual), 3.
¶151.
  • Male member, 3, 7, 14.
¶152.
  • Vow of chastity and use of matrimony, 54, a.
¶153.
  • Vulva, 3.
¶154.
  • Zoospermata, 3, 5, 7, 71.