Volume — Vermeersch, Theologia Moralis
Volume II: On the Exercise of the Virtues (1924)
Contents
- Title Pages (Volume II)
- Preface
- Analytical Index (as printed) (Volume II)
- Introduction
First Book: On the Theological Virtuesnn. 1–154
Treatise I: On the Virtue of Faithnn. 1–56
- Title I: Notion of Faith and Act of Faith. Merit of Its Obediencenn. 2–6
- Title II: On the Duty of Believing
- Chapter I: What Things Are to Be Believednn. 7–15
- Chapter II: When They Are to Be Believednn. 16–19
- Title III: On the Duty of Professing the Faithnn. 20–27
- Title IV: On Infidelity and Sins Against Faith
- Chapter I: On Infidelitynn. 28–41
- Chapter II: On Other Sins Against Faithnn. 42–46
Treatise II: On Hopenn. 57–68
Treatise III: On Charitynn. 69–154
- Title I: The Notion, Sublimity, Scope, and Easy Exercise of Charitynn. 69–72
- Title II: On Charity as It Is Love of Godnn. 73–78
- Title III: On Charity as It Is Love of Ourselves and of Neighbor
- Chapter I: The Varied Character, Universality, and Order of Love or Friendshipnn. 79–86
- Chapter II: Corollaries on the Love of Enemiesnn. 87–95
Book II: On the Moral Virtuesnn. 155–738
Treatise I: On Prudencenn. 155–162
- Article I: Notionsnn. 155–162
Treatise II: On Religionnn. 163–285
- Title I: The Notion of the Virtue and Its Elicited Actsnn. 163–164
- Title II: The Positive Offices of Religion
Chapter I: On the Essential Office of Worshipnn. 165–189
Article I: On the Varied Manner and Termination of Worshipnn. 165–175
- § 1. On Worship in Generalnn. 165–170
- § 2. Liturgical Worshipnn. 171–175
Article II: On Special Acts of Worshipnn. 176–189
- § 1. On the First Three Actsnn. 176–178
- § 2. On Prayernn. 179–189
Chapter II: On the Offices Which Are Connected with an Oathnn. 190–208
- Article I: The Notion, Division, and Morality of an Oathnn. 190–193
- Article II: On a Promissory Oathnn. 194–205
- Appendix: On Adjurationnn. 206–208
- Title III: On the Vices Opposed to the Virtue of Religion
Chapter I: On Superstition and Its Various Speciesnn. 230–251
- Article I: On Vicious Worship of the True Godnn. 231–234
Article II: On Superstitious Worship of a Creaturenn. 235–251
- § 1. On Idolatrynn. 236–240
- § 2. On Magicn. 241
- § 3. On Vain Observancesnn. 242–246
- § 4. On Modern Spiritismnn. 247–251
Chapter II: On Irreligiosity and Its Generann. 252–285
- Article I: On Tempting Godnn. 252–255
- Article II: On Blasphemynn. 256–263
- Article III: On Sacrilegenn. 264–274
Article IV: On Simonynn. 275–285
Treatise III: On Pietynn. 286–589
Chapter I: General Notionsnn. 286–589
- Chapter II: On Piety Toward Parentsnn. 288–293
- Chapter III: On Piety Toward Childrennn. 294–304
- Chapter IV: On Piety Between Spousesnn. 305–307
- Chapter V: On Piety Toward the Remaining Blood-Relativesnn. 308–309
- Chapter VI: On Quasi-Piety Between Tutors and Wardsnn. 310–314
- Chapter VII: On Piety Toward the Fatherlandnn. 315–319
- Chapter VIII: On Piety Toward Oneself and Suicidenn. 320–327
Tractate V: On Justicenn. 339–690
- Section I: General Notions Concerning the Virtue of Justicenn. 340–346
- Section II: Offices of the Threefold Virtue of Justice
- Title I: Offices of Legal and Distributive Justice
- Chapter I: Offices of Legal Justicenn. 347–349
- Chapter II: Offices of Distributive Justicenn. 350–351
- Title II: Offices of Commutative Justice
Chapter I: On the Various Dominion and Possession of Rightnn. 352–371
- Article I: On Various Dominionnn. 352–367
- Article II: On Possessionnn. 368–371
Chapter II: On the Subject of Rightnn. 372–382
- Article I: General Mattersn. 372
Article II: On the Various Persons in Particularnn. 373–378
- § 1. On Children Under Family Powernn. 373–375
- § 2. On Wivesnn. 376–378
- Article III: On Clericsnn. 379–380
- Article IV: On Religiousnn. 381–382
- Chapter III: On the Object of Rightnn. 383–385
- Chapter IV: On the Modes of Acquiring Rights in Generalnn. 386–387
Chapter V: On the Original Modes of Acquiring Rightsnn. 388–407
Article I: On Occupation and Treasurenn. 388–397
- § 1. On Occupationnn. 388–394
- § 2. On Treasurenn. 395–397
- Article III: On Accessionnn. 398–399
- Chapter VII: On Officesnn. 506–533
- Chapter VIII: On Delict, Quasi-Delict, and Fault to Be Furnishednn. 534–537
Chapter IX: On Inheritancenn. 538–565
Article II: On Inheritance from Intestacynn. 543–549
- § 1. Juridical Expositionnn. 543–548
- § 2. Moral Expositionn. 549
Article III: On Testaments and Last Willsnn. 550–565
- § 2. Canonical and Moral Expositionnn. 558–565
- Section III: On Injustice and the Connected Obligation of Restitution
- Title I: On Injustice Opposed to Legal Justicenn. 566–570
- Title II: On Injustice Opposed to Distributive Justicenn. 571–573
- Title III: On Injustice Opposed to Commutative Justice
Chapter III: On Unjust Cooperationnn. 661–675
- § 1. Various Unjust Cooperationsnn. 661–669
- § 2. On the Restitution of Cooperatorsnn. 670–675
Tract VI: On the Virtue of Truthnn. 691–706
- Chapter II: On Secrecynn. 697–702
- Chapter III: On Lyingnn. 703–706
- Tract VII: On the Virtue of Fortitudenn. 707–717
Tract VIII: On Temperance and Annexed Virtues, Especially Humilitynn. 718–738
- Chapter I: On Temperancenn. 718–723
- Chapter II: On Humilitynn. 724–729
- Chapter III: On Mansuetude and Clemencynn. 730–732
- Chapter IV: On Exterior Modesty, Affability, and Eutrapeliann. 733–738
- Alphabetical Index of Matters (Volume II)