III. From Those Who Have Interpreted the Present Constitution

Boudinhon, La nouvelle Legislation de l'Index. Paris, Lethielleux, 1899 (in-8, 396 pp.).

Desjardins, S.J., in Etudes, t. 70 and 71.

Ciolli, Commento breve della Costituzione leonina riguardo ai libri proibiti. 2nd ed. Rome, Pustet, 1906 (in-16, 83 pp.).

Dilgskron, C.SS.R. De Revisione et approbatione librorum typis describendorum, in Analecta Ecclesiastica, 1896, 1897. He began to write before the present Constitution, but completed the work under the new law.

Genicot, S.J. Theologiae moralis Institutiones, Louvain, Polleunis, 1896, 4th ed., 1904.

C. Cas. M. Gennari, La costituzione "Officiorum" brevemente commentata, Rome, 1905, 3rd ed.

Hilgers, S.J. Der Index dier verbotenen Bucher, in seiner neuen Fassung dargelegt und rechtlich historisch gewurdigt, 1 vol. in-8, xxi-638 pp., Freiburg im Breisgau, Herder, 1904.

Hollweck, Professor in Eichstatt, Das Kirchliche Bucherbot. Mainz, Kircheim. Second edition. (Little work of viii and 77 pp.)

Lehmkuhl, S.J. Theologia moralis. Freiburg im Breisgau, Herder, 10th edition, 1902.

Moureau, in Revue des Sciences Ecclesiastiques, 1897, 8th series, t. 5, p. 385 and following; t. 6, pp. 5, 97, 289, 385 and following.

Dominicus Palmieri, S.J., in the 13th edition of the Compendium of Gury-Ballerini, t. II, nn. 794-798.

Jos. Pennacchi. Brief Commentary on the Apostolic Constitution "Officiorum ac Munerum". It first came forth in Acta S. Sedis, from which publication it will be cited separately, although sometimes it has been published separately by the press of Propaganda Fide (in 4to, xxi and 266 pp.). It is sold at Rome, at Desclee-Lefebvre, 1898.

Peries, L'Index. Paris, Roger et Chernovitz, 1898 (in-18, xix and 261 pp.). The distinguished author, besides the commentary, added practical counsels concerning the manner of ordering previous censure in dioceses.

Piat, F.M.C., in Nouvelle Revue Theologique, t. 30-32 (1898-1900).

Planchard, Revue Theologique Francaise, 1897, and various things concerning licenses of reading prohibited books, pp. 21-35 of the same year.

Dr. Schneider (Professor of Ratisbon). Die neuen Buchergesetze der katholischen Kirche, Mainz, Kircheim, 1899 (in-8, xvi, 198 pp.). In that work the historical exposition of matters and the scientific apparatus merit peculiar praise.

Szezepanski, S.J. Nowy Indeks Ksiazek Zakazamych oraz jego uzasadnienie, dzieji i nowe prawo. Cracow, 1903.

Sleutjes, O.F.M. De prohibitione et censura librorum, Galopia, Alberts, 1903.

Van Coillie, Commentary on the Constitution Officiorum ac Munerum, I, in-8, 122 pp.

Wernz, S.J. Ius Decretalium, t. 3, nn. 96-131, Rome, 1901.

We commemorate that man, perfect in the science of law, with a grateful mind for this reason: that he confirmed by his authority almost all Our interpretations, even those, I say, which another then ordinary writer of the same Nouvelle Revue Theologique, J. V., had not dared to approve. It could not be unpleasant for Us to obtain, in the same periodical pamphlet where an adversary had occurred, a voluntary vindicator and patron, the author himself of the periodical pamphlet.