Book — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Book I. On Chastity Generally
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Chastity, as will become clearer from what is to be said, can be considered in two ways, namely insofar as it regards venereal acts and insofar as it is concerned with acts which are ordered to venereal things. Considered in the former way it is especially called chastity; regarded in the latter way it is called modesty. We shall treat the matter in both respects. Therefore let there be:
Within this book
Part I. On Chastity Insofar as It Regards Venereal Thingsnn. 14–68
- Section I. On the Virtue Itself of Chastitynn. 14–24
Section II. On the Opposite Vice, or Lustnn. 25–68
- Chapter I. On Lust Generallynn. 25–30
Chapter II. On Natural Consummated Lustnn. 31–47
- § 1. On Fornicationnn. 32–34
- § 2. On Adulterynn. 35–37
- § 3. On Incestnn. 38–39
- § 4. On Carnal Sacrilegenn. 40–42
- § 5. On *Stuprum*, or Seductionnn. 43–44
- § 6. On Rapenn. 45–47
Chapter III. On Unnatural Consummated Lustnn. 48–61
- Article I. On Pollutionnn. 49–51
- Article II. On Sodomynn. 52–54
- Article III. On Bestialitynn. 55–56