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Treatise II: On Human Acts

Contents

Title I: Notions and Divisionsnn. 31–39
Title II: On the Human Act, as Voluntary and Freenn. 40–50
- Article I: Notions and Divisions of the Voluntary and the Involuntarynn. 40–47
- Article II: On the Human Act as Freenn. 48–50
Title III: Impediments and Limits of Free Choicen. 51
Chapter I: Limits of Free Choice and Impediments in a Healthy Mannn. 52–93
- Article I: Limits and Impediments Common to Allnn. 52–53
- Article II: Accidental Limits and Impedimentsnn. 54–93
  - § 1. On Ignorancenn. 54–65
  - § 2. On Concupiscence and Added Habitnn. 66–74
  - § 3. On Force or Violencenn. 75–77
  - § 4. On Fearnn. 78–85
  - § 5. On Deceitnn. 86–93
Chapter II: Impediments of Free Choice in the Sick Mannn. 94–107
- Article I: On Various Diseases of the Mind: Brief Notionsnn. 94–102
- Article II: On Troublesome Cases Which Occur in Matters of Lustnn. 103–107
Title IV: On the Human Act as Moral
Chapter I: What Morality Is and of How Many Kindsnn. 108–109
Chapter II: How Widely Morality Extendsnn. 110–112
Chapter III: Whence Morality Is Estimated, or On the Sources of Moralitynn. 113–121
- § 1. On the Object Taken More Strictlynn. 114–115
- § 2. On the Endnn. 116–119
- § 3. On Circumstancesnn. 120–121
- § 4. Supplements on the Maxim
Title IV: Good from an Integral Cause, Evil from Any Defectnn. 122–126
Title V: On the Human Act as Imputable and Meritoriousnn. 127–154
- Article I: On Moral Imputationnn. 128–135
- Article II: On the Merit of the Human Action and the Connected Question of Intentionnn. 136–154
  - § 1. On Meritnn. 136–147
  - § 2. The Necessity, Purity, and Efficacy of Formal Intentionnn. 148–154