Addenda

Volume I, p. 330, n. 491, line 4: let it be read thus: Positive infidelity is when an unbaptized person knows that God has spoken, and nevertheless denies or doubts that which God has manifested; privative infidelity is when an unbaptized person doubts, etc.

Volume I, p. 664, scholion: in place of "debtors," let "creditors" be read.

Volume I, p. 733, n. 1093, line 23: let it be read thus: it likewise persists, if in some region or diocese a habitual dispensation has been granted by the Holy See, say for five years, from a feast day not suppressed; because the foundation of cessation falls away.

Volume II, p. 416: in place of Article III, let Section VII be read.

Volume II, p. 417: in place of Section VII, let Section VIII be read.

Volume II, p. 498: in place of "and the form of betrothals," let "the fittingness and governance of betrothals" be read.

Volume II, p. 543: in place of can. 132, § 5, let can. 732, § 1 be read; and in place of can. 732, §§ 2 and 3, let can. 752, § 3 and can. 754, § 3 be read.