Section — Vermeersch, On Forbidden Books

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Sale of a prohibited book, 47, 59, 124.

Various words: Non-Catholics, 67; Adolescent, 73, 5; Apostasy, Apostate, 66, p. 61; Apostolic Letters, 125, b; acts of the Apostolic See, 84*; Authentic edition, 88; Worship, 74; To defend, defense, 48; To publish a book, editor, 49, 121, 126; Amorous novels, 42; Periodic sheet, 120; Heresy, Heretic, 66, 74, 3; One printing, 125, 8; 126; To print, 104; To impugn, 69, 4; To read, 50; Pamphlet, 40; Periodic pamphlet, 92; Book, 33-39; Miracle, p. 81*; Good morals, 92, 5; Obscene, 72; Ordinary, 102; Prelate of quasi-episcopal jurisdiction, 96, 102; To defend, 66; Boy, 73, 5; Religion, p. 109; Foundations of religion, p. 61; n. 98; To retain a book, 51; Writing, 41; Schism, 66; Sect, 82; To establish, 81; To treat, 67; Sale of a book, 59, 124.

Version of an approved work, 122. - of a prohibited work, 17, 29, c. - of Sacred Scripture, 69-71 bis. - of epistles, gospels of the year, Order of Mass, 91, 3.

Apostolic Vicar, who he is, 109. - permitting the reading of prohibited books, 96, 97. - prohibiting books, 102. - what books he approves, 108. Faculties conceded to him for books, 153-166.

Capitular vicar, permitting the reading of prohibited works, 96, 97; prohibiting books, 102.

Vicar general, permitting the reading of prohibited works, 96, 97.

Vicar of the City, approving books, 112; prohibiting a book proscribed by the Holy See, 102, 3.

Fr. Vigil, condemned work, p. 154.

New vision reported by book or writing, 78, 79.

Volumes published after prohibition, 17, 29. What if the cause of prohibition is in one volume, 29.

Flying sheets, 92.