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Catholic Church. Books detracting from it, 74. Examples, p. 76.

Ecclesiam a Iesu Christo, Constitution of Pius VII, September 15, 1821, concerning masonic sects, p. 86*.

Edition, what it is, 49, 121, 126. - of Sacred Scripture, 69, 70. - new edition of an approved book, 122; of an article excerpted from periodicals, 123. - new or preceding edition of a prohibited work, 17, 29, c, d. 47, 106, 123. What concerning compendia of books of this kind, 30, p. 158. What the prohibition of publishing a book infers, 52. Evil of a prohibited edition, 49, 56.

Editor, who he is, 49, 121, 126.

Purchase of a prohibited book, 61; of newspapers, periodic pamphlets, 61.

En route, work of Huysmans, 72, 3.

Newspapers, whether they constitute a book, 33. What if reduced into one volume, 33*, 34*. - whether subject to previous censure, 118. - narrating marvelous facts, 78, 3; announcing pious ceremonies, 91. - which a secular priest wishes to moderate, 120. - prohibited, 92. If they are read, lent (among innkeepers), rented, bought (by subscription or otherwise), retained, what guilt: 57, 58, 60, 61. Parts of the Confessor, 57. Faculty of reading prohibited newspapers, 98, 2. Cooperation through honest articles, 94.

Epikeia, in the laws of the Index, 95.

Bishop, see also Ordinary of the place; approving books in general, 110; books of devotion, 91; new devotions, 80; litanies, 90; liturgical books, 88; books of indulgences, 87; books of supernatural facts, 78, 79; books or commentaries of Sacred Scripture, 126; vernacular versions of Sacred Scripture, 71. - conceding to a secular cleric that he publish a book, moderate a newspaper, 119, 120; conceding the reading of prohibited books, 96, 97; the publication of an anonymous or pseudonymous book, 121, 6. - referring books to the Holy See, 100. - publishing a book, 112. - fortified with faculties. Formulae of faculties, 134, 139, 152, N.B. 153-160. - prohibiting books or newspapers, 63, 98, 102. What if the book has already been approved; what if proscribed by the Holy See, 102, p. 158. What he can do toward regulars, 64, 97, 98, 113, 126. - punishing violators of the laws of the Index, 127. - of a mission region, 109, 5.

Bishops of England, 83, 104; of Belgium, 85, 93; of Liege, p. 113*. Of France and Germany, p. 22.

Errors. Books which defend proscribed ones, 84.

Esser, O.P., author of the Preface of the Index, 13, 17.

Also as delegate of the Apostolic See, clause, 64, 102.

Euchologia, how to be published, 91, p. 97.

Excerpts from periodicals, 122.

Excommunication, penalty against certain violations of the law of the Index, 125, 126; against those teaching that the practice of seeking in confession the name of the accomplice, etc., is licit, 84. What specially reserved operates, 125, 10.

Exemption from the laws of the Index, 23, 24, 95. - of regulars, how it is to be conceived, 64.

Expressly, clause, 43.