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La-Bas, work of Huysmans, 72, 3.

Labbe, Collection of Councils, 66, 7.

Faculties conceded to laymen, 142, 144, 145.

Lamennais, condemned work, p. 153.

La Question biblique au XIX siecle, condemned work of Houtin, p. 128.

Lateran Council and previous censure, 8.

Reading of a book, what it signifies, 50. - of a prohibited book: gravity of guilt, 57. - of books of apostates, heretics, etc., 125. What if you read periodical newspapers or pamphlets, 57. Who and how concede reading of prohibited books, 95-98.

Legislator. How his mind is a rule of interpretation, 26. Application, 65.

Leo X, and previous censure, 8.

Leo XII. His mandate and the newest Addition concerning censures, 19, 63. - against masonic sects, p. 87*.

Leo XIII, author of the Index, 5, and of the Code concerning the censure and prohibition of books, 13, 14, 16. Constitution Officiorum ac Munerum, pp. 179-188. - mitigating previous censure, 8. With what mind he founded the new laws, 17. How far he abrogated the prior law, 19, 20. Describing masonic sects, Encyclical Humanum genus, 81. Condemning socialists, Constitution Quod Apostolici, 83.

Bishop of Liege, p. 113*.

Les paroles d'un croyant, work of Lamennais, p. 153.

Odious law, what, 26. - how to be interpreted, 26. - when it ceases contrarily, 95.

Prescriptions of natural law, 24, p. 19, 26, 47, 3, 49, 57, p. 47, 59-61, 73, 92, 124.

Laws on the censure and prohibition of books: history, 2-9; obligation of conscience, 53-61; utility, 10, 11; odium is explained, 12; present summary and description, 13-17, 128-133 bis; universal force, 23, 95.

Periodic pamphlets, condemned, as to later fascicles, 29. - those printing a work previously or afterwards condemned, 32. - how far they are not or are to be held in place of books, 33*, 34. - subject to censure, 117, 118, 3. - proscribed by general decrees, 92-94. How excerpts from periodicals are to be published, 122.

Pamphlet, what it is, 40. - of indulgences, 87. - of litanies, 90, 4. - ascetical, of prayers, 91. - periodic, what, 92.

Book. Accurate notion of book, 33-39. - of a non-Catholic, of a heretic, what, 67, N.B. 125, p. 153*. - condemned, how it is condemned whole, 29; inserted in a newspaper or periodic pamphlet, 32; how far it can be corrected, 17, 29, d. 106. Compendium of such a book, 30, p. 158. What must be done concerning a prohibited book, 102, 7. - subject to censure, 117. - printed in type but not strictly spread abroad, 39. - Of set purpose, treating a matter expressly, 43.

Books condemned absolutely or restrictively by the General Decrees, 128-131; condemned before 1600, 65; after the catalogue of Leo XIII was published, 168. - published before the Constitution of Leo XIII, 28. - struck from the Index of Leo XIII, 17; which are referred into the Index, 17. Why so many from France and Italy, 17*. - subject to censure, 117. - by what power they are condemned, 62, 63, 64, 102. - written by secular clerics, 119; by regulars, 113.

Loan of prohibited books, 47, 60. - defense, 47, 48, 55. - destruction, 102, 7. - edition, 17, 29, 30, 47, 49, 52, 56, 123. - purchase, 61. - reading, 47, 57, 95-98. - renting, 47, 60, 124. - retention, 51, 58, 124. - sale, 47, 59, 124. - version, 123.

License, see Faculty.

Litanies, how to be published, 90.

Lithographs, whether a book, 38. Images expressed lithographically, 85.

Liturgical books, 88. What of one who recites the hours from a prohibited Breviary, p. 101. - with chant, 89.