Article — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Article IV. On Temperance
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Several subjective, integral, and potential parts are joined to the cardinal virtue of temperance, and they require a longer exposition. Hence, for the sake of clarity, we distinguish this matter into four articles, which are: 1. on temperance in general; 2. on the subjective parts of temperance; 3. on the integral parts of temperance; 4. on the potential parts of temperance.
Within this article
- § I. On Temperance in Generalnn. 432–434
§ II. On the Subjective Parts of Temperancenn. 435–444
- Point I. On Abstinencenn. 435–437
- Point II. On Sobrietynn. 438–440
- Point III. On Chastitynn. 441–444
- § III. On the Integral Parts of Temperancen. 445
§ IV. On the Potential Parts of Temperancenn. 446–468
- Point I. On Meeknessnn. 447–449
- Point II. On Clemencynn. 450–452
Point III. On Modestynn. 453–468
- I. On Humilitynn. 454–456
- II. On Studiositynn. 457–459
- III. On Modesty of Conductnn. 460–462
- IV. On Eutrapelynn. 463–465
- V. On Modesty of Attirenn. 466–468