Section — Vermeersch, On Forbidden Books
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Amorous novels. What? 42. Concerning the clause by which all amorous novels are condemned, 45, 2.
Faculty of publishing a book, to be conceded gratis; to be printed how and with what strictness. When the reason for a denied faculty is to be given, 116. See Censure.
Faculties of reading or permitting prohibited books. Formulae, 134-166. How they are to be interpreted, 27, 96, 97, 98. - to whom and how they are conceded, 95-98. Necessity of license for reading, 95. Use of faculties outside territory, 95 bis, 98, 6. What if you have changed domicile, 95 bis. What faculties are judged temporary, p. 120. Summary of laws, 133 ter.
Servant, ordered to retain prohibited books, 58.
Fascicles of periodic pamphlets, whether books, 33, 34. - posterior to proscription, 29.
Fenians, masonic society, 82.
Cause of faith. Subjection of Regulars in a cause of this kind, p. 53.
Sheets, are not a book, 33. What if they pertain to a condemned book, 36. - of indulgences, 87. - which are prohibited by general decree, 92, 94, 3. - periodic, which a cleric wishes to moderate, 120. See also Newspapers.
Formulae of faculties and indults, 134-166.
Francis de Victoria, Relectiones, and the Index, 5.
Frohschammer, his condemned works, p. 154.