Part — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Dissertation I. On Virtues
¶1.
(St. Thomas, I-II, qq. 55-67; II-II, qq. 1-170; disputed questions On Virtues in Common; On the Cardinal Virtues; In III Sent., dist. 33.)1
We shall speak first of virtues in general, then of virtues in particular.
1 Cf. Cajetan, In I-II, qq. 55-67; In II-II, qq. 1-170; Suarez, In I-II; In II-II, De virtutibus et peccatis; Salmanticenses, Cursus theologicus, tract. XII, De virtutibus; Pegues, Commentaire francais litteral de la Somme theologique, vols. VII and VIII; Pesch, Praelectiones dogmaticae, vol. VIII, tract. I, De virtutibus infusis in genere; vol. IX, tract. I, De virtutibus moralibus; Billot, De virtutibus infusis; Schiffini, Tractatus de virtutibus infusis.
Within this part
Part I. On Virtues in Generalnn. 334–351
- Section I. On the Notion, Object, Division, and Specific Distinction of Virtuesnn. 334–337
- Section II. On the Subject of Inherence of Virtuesn. 338
- Section III. On the Origin of Virtuesnn. 339–340
- Section IV. On the Increase of Virtues and on their Diminution and Destructionnn. 341–343
- Section V. On the Permanence of Virtues After This Lifenn. 344–346
Part II. On Virtues in Particularnn. 352–468
Section I. On Theological Virtuesnn. 352–366
- Chapter I. On Theological Virtues in Generalnn. 352–353
Section II. On Supernatural Moral Virtuesnn. 367–468
- Chapter I. On Supernatural Moral Virtues in Generalnn. 367–370
Chapter II. On Supernatural Moral Virtues in Particularnn. 371–468
- Article I. On Prudencenn. 371–376
Article II. On Justicenn. 377–415
- § I. On Justice in Generalnn. 377–379
- § II. On the Subjective and Integral Parts of Justicenn. 380–383
§ III. On the Potential Parts of Justicenn. 384–415
- Point I. On Religionnn. 385–388
- Point II. On Penancenn. 389–393
- Point III. On Pietynn. 394–396
- Point IV. On Observancenn. 397–400
- Point V. On Truthnn. 401–403
- Point VI. On Gratitudenn. 404–406
- Point VII. On Vindicationnn. 407–409
- Point VIII. On Liberalitynn. 410–412
- Point IX. On Affabilitynn. 413–415
Article III. On Fortitudenn. 416–431
- § I. On Fortitude Itselfnn. 416–418
§ II. On the Parts of Fortitudenn. 419–431
- Point I. On Magnanimitynn. 420–422
- Point II. On Magnificencenn. 423–425
- Point III. On Patiencenn. 426–428
- Point IV. On Perseverancenn. 429–431
Article IV. On Temperancenn. 432–468
- § 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