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Calendar, is not a book, 35.

Canonization. Books looking to these causes, to be approved by the Sacred Congregation of Rites. The same must be said concerning writings, 78, 107.

Books of sacred chant, 89.

Carbonaria, masonic society, 82. Catechisms of the Carbonari, p. 153.

Cardinals, subject to previous censure, 112; obtaining license to read prohibited works, 95; by what formula, 134, 139.

Carriere. His paraphrastic version of Sacred Scripture, 71.

Reserved case. Impediment of having recourse for a reserved case is estimated with respect to ordinary power, p. 119. - cannot be reserved to the Holy See by a Bishop, 102.

Urgent case, for one conceding license to read prohibited things, 96.

Catechisms, how to be published, 91. - of the Carbonari, p. 153. - in places of missions, 109.

Innkeepers, 60.

Censors of books, who are to be chosen. Their office, 115; remuneration, p. 140.

Censure, penalty, see Excommunication. To be interpreted strictly, 25.

Previous censure. Historical, 7-9. End and force of censure, object in general, solemnities, 104; obligation of conscience, 105 bis. Prelates set over censure, 105-114. How the office is to be carried out, 115. Works subject to censure, 117, 118. Special law of secular clerics, 119, 120; of regulars, 113. Summary of laws concerning censure, 132, 133.

Ceremonial of Bishops, how to be published, 88.

"Chrestomathies", 31.

Classes of condemned works which were formerly distinguished, 5, 65.

Obscene classics, 29, d. 73, 124, 4. Their versions, 73, 7.

Clauses: For the effect of impugning, 98, 5; Against religion, 92, 4, 98; Of set purpose, 43; Concerning religion, 67, 92, 4; Until corrected, 17, 29, d; Also as delegate of the Apostolic See, 64, p. 54 and n. 102; Expressly, 43; All amorous novels, 45, 2, 125; Defending heresy, 66; In the diocese, p. 120*; In hatred of the author, 5, 44; So that books are not taken away outside the diocese, 98, 6; All works, 44, 45; Defending schism, 66; Knowingly, 125; Excommunication simply and specially reserved to the Supreme Pontiff, 125, 10.

Clement VIII, author of the Index, 5, and previous censure, 8. His Instruction which was prefixed to the Index, 18, 19, 113. - concerning the prohibition of books to be made by Bishops, 64, p. 56.

Clement XII, Constitution In eminenti, concerning masonic sects, p. 86*.

Clerical state. Books injurious to the same, 76.

Clerics. What faculties they obtain, 140, 141, 143. - secular, Special law of previous censure, 119, 120.

Collections of Decrees of Sacred Congregations, not to be spread without license, 108. - of Indulgences, 87.

Rector of a college, what faculty he obtains, 135.

Pontifical Commission concerning the biblical matter, 75.

Loan of a prohibited book, whether and how forbidden, 47, 60, 124.

Communities of Sisters. Faculty of reading, etc., 152.

Compendium of a prohibited book, 30, p. 158.

Ecumenical Council. Books condemned by it, 65; defending errors proscribed by it, 84. - Lateran, 8; Nicaean, 2; Tridentine, 18, 113, 126.

Condition sine qua non, how it is expressed, p. 123*.

Confessor and bad newspapers, 57, 60. - can be delegated for permitting prohibited books, 96, 97. His license is no longer required for reading Sacred Scripture, 71.

Confraternity, for Summaries of Indulgences, 87.

Custom, contrary to the Constitution Officiorum, 21.

Books or pamphlets of sermons, 91.

Controversies, whether they can be the reason why a Bishop prohibits a book, 102, 4.

Cooperation, proximate, remote, furnished to one publishing a book, 49; or to bad newspapers or periodicals, 94.

Corrector, how he cooperates in edition, 49*; of an obscene classical work, 73, 4. - is to be numbered among readers, p. 39* and 155.

Society fostering cremation of corpses is not necessarily masonic, p. 88.

Grave or light guilt in violating the laws of the Index, 53-61.

Catholic worship. Books detracting from it, 74. Examples, p. 76*.

Custody of a prohibited book, 99.