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  • Volume I
    • Dedication
    • Approval
    • Abbreviations in Citations
      • I. Ecclesiastical Documents
      • II. Works of St. Alphonsus
      • III. Various
    • Index (as printed)
    • Prooemium
    • Introduction. On the Notion, Sources, History, Method, and Division of Moral Theology
      • I. Notion
      • II. Sources
      • III. History
      • IV. Method
      • V. Division
    • Book I. On the General Principles of the Christian Life
      • Treatise I. On the Final End of Man
        • Dissertation I. On the End in General
        • Dissertation II. On the Final End of Man
          • Scholion. On the Necessity of Acting for the Sake of an End
      • Treatise II. On Motion in Order to the Final End, or on the Human Act, Considered according to Moral Being
        • Dissertation I (Preliminary). On the Human Act, Considered according to Physical Being
          • Part I. Summary Doctrine of the Human Act
          • Part II. The Elements of the Human Act Considered Separately
            • Section I. On the Voluntary
            • Section II. On the Free
              • Chapter I. On Liberty Considered in Itself
                • Scholion I. On the Acts which Concur to Constitute a Deliberate Act of the Will
                • Scholion II. On the Distinction of Acts of the Will, Considered with Respect to the Defect or Degree of Deliberation
              • Chapter II. On Those Things which Influence Liberty
                • Article I. On Physical Violence
                • Article II. On Ignorance
                • Article III. On the Passions
                  • Section I. On the Passions in General
                  • Section II. On Concupiscence in Particular
                  • Section III. On Fear in Particular
                • Article IV. On Habit
                • Article V. On Temperament, Disposition, and Character
                • Article VI. On the Principal Psychic Abnormalities
                  • Section I. Psychic Abnormalities which Arise from Defective Evolution of the Psychic Faculties
                  • Section II. Abnormalities which Arise from Morbid Disturbance of the Psychic Faculties
                    • Point I. Amentia Properly So Called
                    • Point II. Abnormal Psycho-Somatic Dispositions
                    • Point III. Psychogenic Reactions
              • Chapter III. On the Consequence of Liberty, or on Imputability
        • Dissertation II. On Human Acts Considered according to Moral Being
          • Part I. On Morality in General
            • Section I. On the Notion and Division of Morality
              • Scholion. On Morality Founded in the Nature of the Act
            • Section II. On the Sources of Morality
              • Chapter I. On the Object
              • Chapter II. On Circumstances
              • Chapter III. On the End
            • Section III. On the Rules of Morality
              • Chapter I. On Law
                • Article I. On the Nature of Law in General
                • Article II. On the Nature of Laws in Species
                  • Section I. On Eternal Law
                  • Section II. On Natural Law
                  • Section III. On Positive Law
                    • Scholion I. On the Law of Nations
                    • Scholion II. On Ecclesiastical Law
                    • Scholion III. On Civil Law
                • Article III. On the Power of Making Laws
                  • Section I. On the Power of Jurisdiction in General
                    • Scholion. On Supplied Jurisdiction
                  • Section II. On Jurisdiction Insofar as It Imports Legislative Power
                    • Point I. On the Legislative Power of the Church
                      • Scholion. On the Roman Curia
                    • Point II. On the Legislative Power of the Civil State
                • Article IV. On the Object (Matter) of Law
                • Article V. On the Subject (Subject-Person) of Law
                  • § I. On Preliminary Notions
                  • § II. On the Subjects of Law Generally
                  • § III. On Some Subjects of Law Specifically
                    • Scholion. On the Subjects of Civil Law
                  • § IV. On Placing a Cause Exempting from Subjection
                • Article VI. On the Interpretation of Law
                  • § I. On Interpretation Properly So Called
                  • § II. On Interpretation Improperly So Called, or Epikeia
                • Article VII. On the Effect, or on the Obligation, of Law
                  • § I. On the Obligation of Law Generally
                  • § II. On the Obligation of Some Laws in Particular
                    • Point I. On Affirmative and Negative Law
                    • Point II. On Law Founded on Common Danger
                    • Point III. On Law Founded on Presumption
                    • Point IV. On Invalidating Law
                    • Point V. On Penal Law
                    • Point VI. On Dishonest Law
                  • § III. On Fulfilling the Obligation of Law
                  • § IV. On Causes Excusing from Obligation
                  • § V. On Placing a Cause Excusing from Obligation
                • Article VIII. On the Cessation of Law
                  • § I. On the Cessation of the End of Law
                  • § II. On Abrogation, Derogation, and Annulment of Law
                  • § III. On Dispensation
                    • Point I. On Dispensation Considered in Itself
                    • Point II. On the Power of Dispensing
                    • Point III. On the Causes of Dispensing
                    • Point IV. On the Granting of Dispensation
                    • Point V. On the Interpretation and Cessation of Dispensation
                • Article IX. On Those Things which Complete the Doctrine of Laws
                  • § I. On Custom
                  • § II. On Privileges
                  • § III. On Rescripts
                  • § IV. On Counsels
              • Chapter II. On Conscience
                • Article I. On Conscience Properly So Called
                  • § I. On Preliminary Notions
                  • § II. On the Notion, Division, and Directive Force of Conscience Properly So Called
                  • § III. On the Conscience Required for Acting Licitly
                  • § IV. On the Comparison of the Required Conscience
                    • Point I. Notion of the System, State of the Question, Diverse Systems
                    • Point II. Proof of the True System, That Is, Equiprobabilism
                      • Thesis I
                      • Thesis II
                      • Thesis III
                      • Thesis III. (Continued)
                      • Scholion. On the Code of Canon Law and the Moral System
                    • Point III. On Those Things which Complete the Doctrine of the System
                      • I. On Certain Sayings Annexed to the Moral System
                      • II. On the Practical Importance of the Controversy Between Equiprobabilists and Probabilists
                      • III. On the Use of the Moral System
                • Article II. On Conscience Improperly So Called
                  • § I. On Strict and Lax Conscience
                  • § II. On Scrupulous Conscience
          • Part II. On Morality in Particular
            • Section I. On the Good Act
              • Scholion. On the Conformity of the Human Will with the Divine Will
            • Section II. On the Indifferent Act
            • Section III. On the Evil Act, or on Sin
              • Chapter I. On Sins in General
                • Article I. On the Nature and Conditions of Sin
                • Article II. On the Distinction of Sins
                  • § I. On Specific Distinction
                  • § II. On Numerical Distinction
                  • § III. On the Unequal Gravity of Sins
                • Article III. On the Causes of Sins
                  • § I. On External Causes
                  • § II. On Internal Causes
                • Article IV. On the Effects of Sins
                • Article V. On the Remedies of Sins
              • Chapter II. On Some Classes of Sins in Particular
                • Article I. On Sin of Commission and Omission
                • Article II. On Mortal and Venial Sin
                  • § I. On Mortal Sin
                    • Scholion. On Mortal Sin by Accident
                  • § II. On Venial Sin
                    • Scholion I. On Venial Sin by Accident
                    • Scholion II. On Multiplied Venial Sins
                • Article III. On Internal Sins
                  • § I. On Morose Delectation
                  • § II. On Desire and Joy
                • Article IV. On Capital Sins
                  • § I. On Pride
                  • § II. On Avarice
                  • § III. On Lust
                  • § IV. On Envy
                  • § V. On Gluttony
                  • § VI. On Anger
                  • § VII. On Sloth
                    • Scholion. On Imperfections
      • Treatise III. On Those Things which Dispose Toward Human Acts, or on Habits
        • Dissertation I. On Virtues
          • Part I. On Virtues in General
            • Section I. On the Notion, Object, Division, and Specific Distinction of Virtues
            • Section II. On the Subject of Inherence of Virtues
            • Section III. On the Origin of Virtues
            • Section IV. On the Increase of Virtues and on their Diminution and Destruction
            • Section V. On the Permanence of Virtues After This Life
            • Section VI. On the Properties of Virtues
              • Scholion. On the Relation Between Natural or Acquired Virtues and Supernatural Virtues
          • Part II. On Virtues in Particular
            • Section I. On Theological Virtues
              • Chapter I. On Theological Virtues in General
              • Chapter II. On Theological Virtues in Particular
                • Article I. On the Theological Virtue of Faith
                • Article II. On the Theological Virtue of Hope
                • Article III. On the Theological Virtue of Charity
            • Section II. On Supernatural Moral Virtues
              • Chapter I. On Supernatural Moral Virtues in General
              • Chapter II. On Supernatural Moral Virtues in Particular
                • Article I. On Prudence
                • Article II. On Justice
                  • § I. On Justice in General
                  • § II. On the Subjective and Integral Parts of Justice
                  • § III. On the Potential Parts of Justice
                    • Point I. On Religion
                    • Point II. On Penance
                    • Point III. On Piety
                    • Point IV. On Observance
                    • Point V. On Truth
                    • Point VI. On Gratitude
                    • Point VII. On Vindication
                    • Point VIII. On Liberality
                    • Point IX. On Affability
                • Article III. On Fortitude
                  • § I. On Fortitude Itself
                  • § II. On the Parts of Fortitude
                    • Point I. On Magnanimity
                    • Point II. On Magnificence
                    • Point III. On Patience
                    • Point IV. On Perseverance
                • Article IV. On Temperance
                  • § I. On Temperance in General
                  • § II. On the Subjective Parts of Temperance
                    • Point I. On Abstinence
                    • Point II. On Sobriety
                    • Point III. On Chastity
                  • § III. On the Integral Parts of Temperance
                  • § IV. On the Potential Parts of Temperance
                    • Point I. On Meekness
                    • Point II. On Clemency
                    • Point III. On Modesty
                      • I. On Humility
                      • II. On Studiosity
                      • III. On Modesty of Conduct
                      • IV. On Eutrapely
                      • V. On Modesty of Attire
        • Dissertation II. On the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
          • Part I. On the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in General
          • Part II. On the Gifts of the Holy Spirit in Particular
            • Scholion. On the Beatitudes and Fruits
    • Book II. On the Exercise of the Christian Life, or on the Cultivation of the Virtues
      • Treatise I. On the Cultivation of the Theological Virtues
        • Dissertation I. On the Cultivation of Faith
          • Part I. On the Necessity of the Act of Faith
            • Section I. On Necessity of Means
            • Section II. On Necessity of Precept
              • Chapter I. On the Precept of the Internal Act
              • Chapter II. On the Precept of the External Act, or Profession of Faith
          • Part II. On Sins Against Faith
            • Section I. On Sins Against the Precept of the Internal Act
            • Section II. On Sins Against the Precept of the External Act
              • Scholion. On Penalties Against Heretics, Apostates, and Schismatics
            • Section III. On Dangers of Faith
              • Scholion. On the Propagation of Faith
        • Dissertation II. On the Cultivation of Hope
          • Part I. On the Necessity of the Act of Hope
          • Part II. On Sins Against Hope
        • Dissertation III. On the Cultivation of Charity
          • Part I. On the Cultivation of Charity Generally
          • Part II. On the Cultivation of Charity Toward God
          • Part III. On the Cultivation of Charity Toward Self
            • Section I. On the Precept of Charity Toward Self
            • Section II. On Sins Opposed to Charity Toward Self
              • Scholion. On the Use of Some Harmful Things
          • Part IV. On the Cultivation of Charity Toward Neighbor
            • Section I. On Prescribed Acts
              • Chapter I. On Prescribed Acts Generally
              • Chapter II. On Acts of Helping One's Neighbor Specifically
                • Article I. On Almsgiving
                • Article II. On Fraternal Correction
                • Article III. On Certain Other Works of Spiritual Mercy
            • Section II. On Sins Against Charity Toward Neighbor
              • Chapter I. On Internal Sins
                • Scholion. On the Manner of Acting with Enemies
              • Chapter II. On External Sins
                • Article I. On Scandal
                • Article II. On Cooperation
                  • § I. Principles
                  • § II. Applications
                    • Point I. Diverse Cooperations, Considered according to the Diversity of the Evil in which One Concurs
                    • Point II. Different Cooperations, Considered according to the Different Condition of Those Cooperating
                • Article III. On Certain Other Sins Against Charity Toward Neighbor
          • Part V. On Order in the Cultivation of Charity
            • Section I. On the Order of Charity Between God and Creature
            • Section II. On the Order of Charity Between Ourselves and Our Neighbors
            • Section III. On the Order of Charity Among Neighbors
      • Treatise II. On the Cultivation of the Moral Virtues
        • Dissertation I. On the Precepts of the Decalogue
          • Part I. On the First Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On the Prescribed Acts
              • Chapter I. On Devotion
              • Chapter II. On Prayer
                • Article I. On Meditative Prayer
                • Article II. On Deprecative Prayer
              • Chapter III. On Adoration
            • Section II. On Opposed Vices
              • Chapter I. On Superstition
                • Article I. On Vicious Worship of God
                • Article II. On Vicious Worship of a Creature
                  • § I. On Idolatry
                  • § II. On Superstitious Observance
                    • Point I. On Superstitious Observance in General
                    • Point II. On Superstitious Observances in Particular
                      • Scholion I. On Hypnotism
                      • Scholion II. On Spiritism
              • Chapter II. On Irreligiosity
                • Article I. On the Temptation of God
                • Article II. On Sacrilege
                  • § I. On Sacrilege in General
                  • § II. On Sacrileges in Particular
                    • Point I. On Personal Sacrilege
                    • Point II. On Local Sacrilege
                    • Point III. On Real Sacrilege
                      • Scholion. On Penalties Against Sacrilegious Persons
                • Article III. On Simony
                  • Scholion. On the Worship of the Heavenly Citizens, Images, and Relics
          • Part II. On the Second Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On Praise
              • Chapter I. On the Usefulness and Modes of Praising God
              • Chapter II. On the Sin Chiefly Opposed to Praise, or on Blasphemy
            • Section II. On the Vow
              • Chapter I. On the Notion, Division, and Morality of a Vow
              • Chapter II. On the Requisites for a Vow
              • Chapter III. On the Obligation of a Vow
              • Chapter IV. On the Cessation of a Vow
                • Article I. On Simple Cessation
                • Article II. On Irritation
                • Article III. On Suspension
                • Article IV. On Dispensation
                • Article V. On Commutation
                  • Scholion. On Reserved Vows
            • Section III. On the Oath
              • Chapter 1. On the Oath Generally
              • Chapter II. On the Promissory Oath Specifically
                • Scholion. On the Fictitious Oath
            • Section IV. On Adjuration
          • Part III. On the Third Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On Hearing Mass
            • Section II. On Cessation from Servile Works
          • Part IV. On the Fourth Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On the Duties of Children Toward Parents
            • Section II. On the Duties of Parents Toward Children
              • Scholion I. On Non-Catholic Schools
              • Scholion II. On Coeducation
            • Section III. On the Mutual Duties Both of Other Blood-Relatives and of Spouses
              • Scholion. On the Emancipation of Women
            • Section IV. On the Duties of Household Masters and Domestic Servants
            • Section V. On the Duties of Employers and Non-Domestic Servants, or Workers
            • Section VI. On the Duties of Teachers and Pupils
            • Section VII. On the Duties of Civil Rulers and Subjects
            • Section VIII. On the Duties of Electors and Deputies
          • Part V. On the Fifth Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On the Killing of an Innocent Person
              • Chapter I. On the Killing of an Innocent Person in General
              • Chapter II. On the Killing of a Fetus in Particular
                • Article I. On Abortion
                • Article II. On Embryotomy, Etc
                  • Scholion. On Mutilation, Imprisonment, and Beating of an Innocent Person
            • Section II. On the Killing of a Criminal
              • Scholion. On Mutilation and Beating of a Criminal
            • Section III. On the Killing of an Unjust Aggressor
              • Scholion I. On Dueling
              • Scholion II. On War
          • Part VI. On the Sixth and Ninth Precepts of the Decalogue
          • Part VII. On the Seventh and Tenth Precepts of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On Commutative Justice Itself
              • Chapter I. On Commutative Justice Generally
                • Article I. On the Nature and Division of Commutative Justice
                • Article II. On the Objects of Commutative Justice, or on Strict Rights
                  • § I. On Strict Rights Considered in Themselves
                    • Point I. On Ownership Generally
                      • I. On the Notion, Division, Legitimacy, and Necessity of Ownership
                      • Scholion. On High or Eminent Ownership
                      • II. On the Objects of Ownership
                    • Point II. On Limited Ownerships
                      • I. On Usufruct
                      • II. On Use
                      • III. On Servitude
                      • IV. On Possession
                  • § II. On the Different Subjects of Strict Rights
                    • Point I. On the Ownership of Children of the Family
                    • Point II. On the Ownership of Spouses
                    • Point III. On the Ownership of Clerics
                    • Point IV. On the Ownership of Religious
                    • Point V. On the Ownership of Moral Persons
                  • § III. On the Modes of Acquiring Strict Rights
                    • Point I. On Occupation
                      • I. On the Occupation of Animals
                      • II. On the Occupation of Treasure
                      • III. On the Occupation of Lost Things
                    • Point II. On Production and Specification
                    • Point III. On Accession
                    • Point IV. On Prescription
                      • I. On Prescription Generally
                      • II. On Acquisitive Prescription
                      • III. On Liberative Prescription
                      • Scholion. On Prescription for Ecclesiastical Goods
                    • Point V. On Hereditary Succession
                      • I. On Hereditary Succession Generally
                      • II. On Testamentary Succession
                      • Scholion. On Legacies
                      • III. On Legal Succession or Succession Ab Intestato
                      • Scholion I. On a Testament and Legacy for Pious Causes
                      • Scholion II. Practical Warnings
              • Chapter II. On Commutative Justice in Contracts
                • Article I. On Contracts Generally
                  • § I. On the Notion and Division of Contract
                  • § II. On the Subject of Contract
                  • § III. On the Object of Contract
                  • § IV. On the Intrinsic Form of Contract, or on Consent
                    • Point I. On the Qualities of Consent
                    • Point II. On the Obstacles of Consent
                      • I. Error
                      • II. Fear
                      • Scholion. Lesion
                  • § V. On the Extrinsic Form of Contract
                  • § VI. On the Effects of Contract
                    • Point I. On the Effects of a Contract under a Condition
                    • Point II. On the Effects of a Contract under a Mode
                    • Point III. On the Effects of a Contract for a Cause
                    • Point IV. On the Effects of a Contract for a Day
                    • Point V. On the Effects of an Alternative Contract
                    • Point VI. On the Effects of a Contract under a Penalty
                    • Point VII. On the Effects of a Contract Confirmed by Oath
                      • Scholion. On a Contract Void by Civil Law
                • Article II. On Contracts in Species
                  • § I. On Promise
                  • § II. On Donation
                    • Scholion. On Donation for a Pious Cause
                  • § III. On Deposit and Sequestration
                  • § IV. On Commodatum and Precarium
                  • § V. On Mutuum
                    • Scholion. On Monts-De-Piete and Savings Banks
                  • § VI. On Buying and Selling
                    • Point I. On Buying and Selling Generally
                    • Point II. On Some Buyings and Sellings in Species
                      • Scholion. On the Sale of Ecclesiastical Goods
                  • § VII. On Letting-Hiring
                    • Point I. On the Letting-Hiring of Things
                      • Scholion. On the Letting-Hiring of Ecclesiastical Things
                    • Point II. On the Letting of Work, or on the Contract of Rendering Work
                      • Scholion. On the Contract of Rendering Certain Services
                    • Point III. On the Letting of a Work, or on the Contract of Rendering a Work
                      • Scholion. On Labor
                  • § VIII. On Census
                  • § IX. On the Partnership Contract
                  • § X. On Mandate and the Management of Affairs
                  • § XI. On Exchange
                  • § XII. On Aleatory Contracts
                    • Point I. On Insurance
                    • Point II. On Gaming
                    • Point III. On Wagering
                    • Point IV. On Drawing Lots
                    • Point V. On Stock-Exchange Games
                    • Point VI. On Settlement and Arbitration
                  • § XIII. On Subsidiary Contracts
                    • Point I. On Suretyship
                    • Point II. On Pledge
                    • Point III. On Hypothec
                      • Scholion. On the Alienation of Ecclesiastical Things
            • Section II. On Injustice and on Restitution
              • Chapter I. On Injustice in Common
              • Chapter II. On Restitution in Common
                • Article I. Notion, Obligation, and Titles of Restitution
                • Article II. The Subject and Object of Restitution
                  • § I. On Unjust Possessors
                    • Point I. On the Possessor in Good Faith
                    • Point II. On the Possessor in Bad Faith
                    • Point III. On the Possessor in Doubtful Faith
                  • § II. On Those who Merely Inflicted Damage
                  • § III. On Those who Impede Another from Obtaining a Good
                  • § IV. On Those who Cooperate in Injustice
                    • Point I. On Positive Cooperators
                      • I. On the One Commanding
                      • II. On the One Counseling
                      • III. On the One Consenting
                      • IV. On the Flatterer
                      • V. On the Receiver
                      • VI. On the Participant
                    • Point II. On Negative Cooperators
                    • Point III. On the Measure and Order by which Cooperators Are Held to Restitution
                      • Scholion I. On the Doubtful Damager
                      • Scholion II. On Juridical Fault; Likewise on a Contract or Law Intervening
                • Article III. The Person to whom Restitution Is to Be Made
                  • Scholion. On the Case in which Someone Cannot Satisfy All Creditors
                • Article IV. The Time of Restitution
                • Article V. The Place of Restitution
                • Article VI. The Mode of Restitution
                • Article VII. Causes Extinguishing or Suspending the Obligation of Restitution
                  • § I. Causes Extinguishing the Obligation
                  • § II. Causes Suspending the Obligation
                    • Scholion. On Juridical Delay of Payment, on Voluntary Cession of Goods, and on Cession in Court
              • Chapter III. On Injustice and Restitution in Particular Cases
                • Article I. On Goods of Fortune
                  • § I. On Theft
                    • Point I. On Theft in General
                    • Point II. On Minor Thefts in Particular
                    • Point III. On Causes Excusing the Taking Away of Another's Thing
                    • Point IV. On Mere Damaging in Goods of Fortune
                • Article II. On Goods of the Body
                • Article III. On Goods of the Soul
                • Article IV. On the Good of Chastity and Modesty
                  • § I. On Stuprum
                    • Scholion. On the Obligation of the Man Committing Stuprum and of the Woman Subjected to It with Respect to Offspring
                  • § II. On Adultery
                • Article V. On the Good of Reputation, Honor, Secrecy, and Truth
          • Appendix I. On Distributive Justice in Particular
          • Appendix II. On Legal Justice
            • I. On Taxes
            • II. On Succession Tax
            • III. On Military Service
            • IV. On the Observance of Other Social Laws
          • Part VIII. On the Eighth Precept of the Decalogue
            • Section I. On the Injury of Truth, or on Lying
            • Section II. On the Injury of Reputation
              • Chapter I. On Detraction
                • Article I. On the Notion, Division, and Morality of Detraction
                • Article II. On Causes Excusing Detraction
                • Article III. On Restitution on Account of Detraction
                • Article IV. On the One Hearing Detraction
              • Chapter II. On Rash Judgment, Opinion, and Doubt
                • Scholion. On Whispering
            • Section III. On the Injury of Honor, or on Insult
              • Scholion. On Derision
            • Section IV. On Injury of a Secret
        • Dissertation II. On the Precepts of the Church
          • Part I. On Abstinence and Fasting
            • Section I. On the Law of Abstinence
            • Section II. On the Law of Fasting
          • Part II. On Annual Confession
          • Part III. On Easter Communion
          • Part IV. On the Prior Censorship of Books and their Prohibition
            • Section I. On the Prior Censorship of Books
            • Section II. On the Prohibition of Books
              • Chapter I. On the Prohibition Itself
              • Chapter II. On Prohibited Books
                • Article I. On Books Prohibited by the Law Itself
                • Article II. On Books Prohibited by Particular Decree
              • Chapter III. On Exemption from the Prohibiting Law, and on Permission to Use Prohibited Books
            • Section III. On Penal Sanctions
              • Scholion. On the Cremation of Bodies
        • Dissertation III. On the Precepts or Duties of the States of Life
          • Part I. On the Duties of Certain Secular Persons
            • Section I. On Judges
            • Section II. On Jurors
            • Section III. On the Accuser and Denunciator
            • Section IV. On Advocates
              • Scholion I. On the Accused
              • Scholion II. On Witnesses
            • Section V. On Physicians and Notaries
          • Part II. On the Duties of Clerics
            • Section I. Preliminary Notes
              • Scholion. On the Reduction of a Cleric to the Lay State
            • Section II. On the Duties of Clerics
              • Chapter I. On the Duties of Clerics Generally
                • Article I. On Positive Duties
                  • Scholion. On Celibacy
                • Article II. On Negative Duties
                  • Scholion. On the Buying and Selling of Bonds and Shares
                • Article III. On the Duty of Reciting the Canonical Hours Specifically
                  • § I. On the Object of the Precept
                    • Point I. On the Matter to Be Recited
                    • Point II. On the Time and Manner of Reciting
                  • § II. On the Subject of the Precept
                  • § III. On the Obligation of the Precept
                  • § IV. On the Causes Excusing from the Obligation
                    • Scholion I. On Choral Recitation
                    • Scholion II. On Recitation with a Companion
              • Chapter II. On the Duties of Certain Clerics Specifically
                • Article I. On the Duties of Beneficiaries in General
                • Article II. On the Duties of Parish Priests in Particular
                • Article III. On the Duties of Assistants of Parish Priests in Particular
          • Part III. On the Duties of Religious
            • Section I. Preliminary Notes
              • Chapter I. On the Religious State
              • Chapter II. On Religion
              • Chapter III. On Admission into Religion
                • Article I. On Vocation to Religion
                • Article II. On Admission Itself into Religion
                  • § I. On Postulancy
                  • § II. On the Novitiate
                  • § III. On Religious Profession
                    • Scholion. On Profession in Danger of Death
            • Section II. On the Duties of Religious
              • Chapter I. On the Substantial Duties of Religious
                • Article I. On the Pursuit of Acquiring Perfection
                • Article II. On the Observance of Vows
                  • § I. On the Vow of Poverty
                    • Scholion. On Common Life
                  • § II. On the Vow of Chastity
                  • § III. On the Vow of Obedience
                • Article III. On the Observance of Rules and Constitutions
              • Chapter II. On Certain Other Duties
                • Scholion. On the Privileges of Religious
    • Colophon (Volume I)
    • Alphabetical Index to Volume I
  • Volume II
    • Synoptic Index (as printed)
    • Book III. On the Aids of the Christian Life, or on the Sacraments
      • Treatise I. On the Sacraments in General
        • Dissertation I. On the Sacraments Considered in Themselves
          • Part I. On the Summary Notion, Existence, Essence, and Division of the Sacraments
          • Part II. On the Efficacy, or Productive Power, of the Sacraments
          • Part III. On the Effects of the Sacraments
            • Section I. On Grace
            • Section II. On Character
              • Scholion. On the Informity and Reviviscence of the Sacraments
        • Dissertation II. On the Ministration of the Sacraments
          • Part I. On the Person Ministering
          • Part II. On the Mode of Ministering
            • Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Ministration
              • Chapter I. On Intention
                • Scholion. On the Simulated Administration of a Sacrament
              • Chapter II. On the Other Requisites
            • Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Ministration
              • Scholion I. On the Ministration of a Doubtfully Valid Sacrament
              • Scholion II. On the Repetition of a Sacrament Doubtfully or Doubtfully Validly Conferred
            • Section III. On the Obligation of Ministering
        • Dissertation III. On the Reception of the Sacraments
          • Part I. On the Person Receiving
          • Part II. On the Mode of Receiving a Sacrament
            • Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Reception
            • Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Reception
          • Appendix. On Sacramentals
      • Treatise II. On Baptism
        • Dissertation I. On Baptism Considered in Itself
          • Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Baptism
          • Part II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Baptism
            • Section I. On Remote Matter
            • Section II. On Proximate Matter
            • Section III. On the Form
          • Part III. On the Effects of Baptism
          • Part IV. On the Necessity of Baptism
            • Section I. On Necessity of Means
              • Scholion I. On Baptism of Desire
              • Scholion II. On Baptism of Blood
            • Section II. On Necessity of Precept
        • Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Baptism
          • Part I. On the Person Ministering
          • Part II. On the Manner of Administering Baptism
            • Section I. On the Rites and Ceremonies of Baptism
            • Section II. On Sponsors
            • Section III. On the Time and Place of Conferring Baptism
            • Section IV. On the Notation and Proof of Baptism Conferred
        • Dissertation III. On the Reception of Baptism
          • Part I. On the Person Receiving
            • Section I. On Infants
            • Section II. On Abortive Fetuses
            • Section III. On Fetuses Not Yet Brought Forth
              • Scholion. On Caesarean Section and Other Incisions
            • Section IV. On Monsters
            • Section V. On Infants of Non-Catholics
            • Section VI. On Adults
            • Section VII. On the Insane and the Furious
              • Scholion. On the Doubtfully Baptized
          • Part II. On the Manner of Receiving Baptism
      • Treatise III. On Confirmation
        • Dissertation I. On Confirmation Considered in Itself
          • Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Confirmation
          • Part II. On the Essence of Confirmation
            • Section I. On the Matter
            • Section II. On the Form
          • Part III. On the Effects of Confirmation
          • Part IV. On the Necessity of Confirmation
        • Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Confirmation
        • Dissertation III. On the Reception of Confirmation
      • Treatise IV. On the Most Holy Eucharist
        • Dissertation I. On the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist
          • Scholion I. On the Custody of the Holy Eucharist
          • Scholion II. On the Worship of the Holy Eucharist
        • Dissertation II. On the Most Holy Eucharist as It Is a Sacrament
          • Part I. On the Most Holy Sacrament Considered in Itself
            • Section I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of the Eucharist
            • Section II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of the Eucharist
              • Chapter I. On the Remote Matter
                • Article I. On the Matter of Bread
                • Article II. On the Matter of Wine
                  • Scholion. On a Defect of Valid or Certainly Valid Matter Detected in Mass
              • Chapter II. On the Form
            • Section III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of the Eucharist
            • Section IV. On the Necessity of the Sacrament of the Eucharist
              • Chapter I. On Necessity of Means
              • Chapter II. On Necessity of Divine Precept
          • Part II. On the Ministration of the Most Holy Sacrament
            • Section I. On the Confection of the Most Holy Sacrament
            • Section II. On the Dispensation of the Most Holy Sacrament
              • Chapter I. On the Person Dispensing
              • Chapter II. On the Things to Be Observed in the Dispensation of the Holy Eucharist
                • Article I. On the Time of Dispensing the Holy Eucharist
                • Article II. On the Place of Dispensing the Holy Eucharist
                • Article III. On the Mode of Dispensing the Holy Eucharist
                • Article IV. On the Mode of Carrying the Holy Eucharist to the Sick
          • Part III. On the Reception of the Most Holy Sacrament
            • Section I. On the Notion and Division of Reception of the Holy Eucharist
            • Section II. On the Person Receiving
            • Section III. On the Mode of Receiving
              • Chapter I. On the Disposition of the Soul
                • Scholion. On Frequent and Daily Communion
              • Chapter II. On the Disposition of the Body
        • Dissertation III. On the Most Holy Eucharist as Sacrifice
          • Part I. On the Sacrifice of the Mass Considered in Itself
            • Section I. On the Existence and Essence of the Sacrifice of the Mass
            • Section II. On the Efficacy and Effects of the Sacrifice of the Mass
          • Part II. On the Oblation of the Sacrifice of the Mass
            • Section I. On the Person Offering
            • Section II. On the Obligation of Offering
              • Chapter I. On the Obligation by Reason of Order Received
              • Chapter II. On the Obligation by Reason of Office
              • Chapter III. On the Obligation by Reason of Precept or Promise
              • Chapter IV. On the Obligation by Reason of Stipend
                • Article I. On the Stipend Considered in Itself
                • Article II. On the Acceptance of Stipends and on the Obligation Arising from It
                • Article III. On the Distribution and Transmission of Masses
                • Article IV. On Abuses to Be Avoided in Accepting Stipends
                • Article V. On the Safeguards of the Law
                  • Scholion I. On Pious Foundations
                  • Scholion II. On Several Masses to Be Offered on the Same Day
              • Chapter II. On the Place of Offering
              • Chapter III. On the Time of Offering
              • Chapter IV. On the Rite of Offering
                • Article I. On the Altar and its Ornament
                • Article II. On Sacred Vessels with Accessories
                • Article III. On Sacred Vestments, Etc
                • Article IV. On Rubrics to Be Observed
                • Article IV. On Rubrics to Be Observed
                  • Scholion. On Defects to Be Corrected Both in the Dispensation of the Holy Eucharist and in the Oblation of Mass
                • Article V. On Confession of the Dying
                • Article VI. On Confession of Baptized Non-Catholics
            • Section III. On the Things to Be Observed in the Oblation of Mass
              • On the Disposition of the One Offering
      • Treatise V. On Penance
        • Dissertation I. On the Act of Doing Penance
          • Part I. On the Notion of the Act of Doing Penance
            • Scholion. On the Virtue of Penance
          • Part II. On the Necessity of the Act of Doing Penance
          • Part III. On the Effects of the Act of Doing Penance
            • Section I. On the Remission of Mortal Sins
            • Section II. On the Conferral of Sanctifying Grace
            • Section III. On the Remission of Venial Sins
            • Section IV. On the Remission of Punishment
            • Section V. On the Reviviscence of Merits
        • Dissertation II. On the Sacrament of Penance
          • Part I. On the Sacrament of Penance Considered in Itself
            • Section I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Penance
            • Section II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Penance
              • Chapter I. On Remote Matter
              • Chapter II. On Proximate Matter
                • Article I. On Contrition
                  • § I. On Contrition Taken Integrally
                  • § II. On Purpose Specifically
                    • Scholion. Sorrow and Purpose Regarding Venial Sins
                • Article II. On Confession
                  • § I. On Confession Considered in Itself
                  • § II. On the Qualities of Confession Generally
                  • § III. On the Quality of Integrity Specifically
                    • Point I. On the Notion, Division, and Necessity of Integrity
                    • Point II. On the Scope of Material Integrity
                      • Scholion. On Injury to Truth in Confessing
                    • Point III. On the Causes Excusing from Material Integrity
                    • Point IV. On the Means of Procuring Integrity, or on the Examination of Conscience
                      • Scholion I. On Repeating Confessions in General
                      • Scholion II. On General Confession
                      • Scholion III. On Venial Sins to Be Confessed and on Doubtful Matter Alone Confessed
              • Chapter III. On the Form, or on Absolution
              • Chapter IV. On the Integral Part, or on Satisfaction
                • Article I. On the Notion and Efficacy of Satisfaction
                • Article II. On the Power and Obligation of Imposing Satisfaction
                  • Scholion. On Commutation of Satisfaction
                • Article III. On the Obligation of Accepting and Fulfilling Satisfaction
            • Section III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Penance
            • Section IV. On the Necessity of the Sacrament of Penance
          • Part II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance
            • Section I. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance Generally
              • Chapter I. On the Required Power
                • Article I. On Sacramental Jurisdiction Generally
                • Article II. On Sacramental Jurisdiction Over Some Classes of Persons Specifically
                  • Scholion. On Confessors to Be Deputed for Religious
                    • I. Clerical Religion of Men
                    • II. Lay Religion of Men
                    • III. Religion of Women
                    • IV. A Society, Whether of Men or Women, Living in Community without Vows
                • Article III. On the Limitation of Jurisdiction with Respect to Sins, or on the Reservation of Sins
                  • Scholion. On Supplied Sacramental Jurisdiction
              • Chapter II. On the Right Use of the Power
                • Article I. On the Things to Be Observed in Confession
                  • § I. On the Office of Questioning
                  • § II. On the Office of Instructing
                  • § III. On the Office of Judging Sins
                  • § IV. On the Office of Judging and Promoting Disposition
                  • § V. On the Office of Consulting for Amendment of Life
                  • § VI. On the Office of Rendering Sentence
                • Article II. On Things to Be Avoided in Confession
                  • § I. On Inquiry into the Name of an Accomplice
                  • § II. On Absolution of an Accomplice
                  • § III. On Solicitation to Shameful Things
                    • Point I. On Those who Must Be Denounced
                    • Point II. On Those who Must Denounce
                    • Point III. On the Manner of Denouncing
                    • Point IV. On the Obligation of the Confessor with Respect to a Penitent who Is Bound to Denounce
                      • Scholion I. On the Manner of Receiving a Denunciation, And, Once It Has Been Received, of Proceeding Further Against Those Denounced
                      • Scholion II. On False Denunciation
                • Article III. On Things to Be Observed After Confession
                  • § I. On the Office of Preserving the Sacramental Seal
                    • Point I. On the Obligation of the Sacramental Seal
                    • Point II. On the Object of the Sacramental Seal
                    • Point III. On the Subject of the Sacramental Seal
                    • Point IV. Corollaries from the Doctrine Handed Down
                      • Scholion. On the Penalties Established Against Transgressors
                  • § II. On the Obligation of Repairing Defects Admitted in Confession
            • Section II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance to Certain Persons in Particular
              • Chapter I. On the Confession of Children
              • Chapter II. On the Confession of the Rude, the Slow, and the Semi-Feeble
              • Chapter III. On the Confession of Habituated Persons
                • Scholion. On the Confession of Those Given to Pollution or Onanism
              • Chapter IV. On the Confession of Those in Occasions of Sin
                • Article I. On Those in Occasions in General
                • Article II. On Some Occasions in Species
                  • § I. On Concubinage
                  • § II. On Courtships
                  • § III. On Domestic Dangers
                  • § IV. On Dances
                  • § V. On Theatrical Spectacles
                  • § VI. On Evil Writings
                  • § VII. On Evil Associations
                  • § VIII. On Evil Schools
          • Appendix. On External Circumstances to Be Observed
          • Part III. On the Reception of the Sacrament of Penance
          • Appendix. On Indulgences
            • Part I. On Indulgences Generally
              • Section I. On the Notion, Existence, and Division of Indulgences
              • Section II. On the Concession of Indulgences
                • Scholion. On the Faculty of Blessing Things with the Application of Indulgences
              • Section III. On the Gaining of Indulgences
                • Chapter I. On the Subject Capable of Gaining Indulgences
                • Chapter II. On the Requisites So That a Capable Subject May Gain Indulgences
                  • Scholion. On the Application of Indulgences to the Souls in Purgatory
              • Section IV. On the Transfer, Suspension, and Cessation of Indulgences
            • Part II. On Some Indulgences in Species
              • Section I. On the Privileged Altar
              • Section II. On the Way of the Cross and on the Crucifix of the Way of the Cross
                • Chapter I. On the Erection of the Way of the Cross
                • Chapter II. On the Indulgences Attached to the Way of the Cross and on Acquiring Them
                • Chapter III. On the Crucifix of the Way of the Cross
              • Section III. On the Papal or Apostolic Blessing
              • Section IV. On the Papal or Apostolic Blessing at the Point of Death
              • Section V. On General Absolution with a Plenary Indulgence
              • Section VI. On Real Indulgences
                • Chapter I. On Real Indulgences Generally
                • Chapter II. On Some Real Indulgences in Particular
                  • Article I. On Chaplets
                  • Article II. On Scapulars
              • Section VII. On the Heroic Act of Charity
              • Section VIII. On the Jubilee
                • Chapter I. On the Notion, Division, and Interpretation of the Jubilee
                • Chapter II. On the Benefits of the Jubilee
                  • Article I. On the Faculty of Choosing a Confessor
                  • Article II. On the Special Faculties of Confessors
                  • Article III. On the Indulgence
                • Chapter III. On the Suspension of Indulgences and Faculties on the Occasion of the Jubilee
                  • Scholion I. On the Plenary Indulgence at the Point of Death
                  • Scholion II. On *Toties-Quoties* Indulgences
      • Treatise VI. On Extreme Unction
        • Dissertation I. On Extreme Unction Considered in Itself
          • Part I. On the Existence of Extreme Unction
          • Part II. On the Essence of Extreme Unction
            • Section I. On the Remote Matter
            • Section II. On the Proximate Matter
            • Section III. On the Form and on the Union of Matter and Form
              • Scholion. On the Special Character of Extreme Unction
          • Part III. On the Effects of Extreme Unction
          • Part IV. On the Necessity of Extreme Unction
        • Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Extreme Unction
        • Dissertation III. On the Reception of Extreme Unction
          • Part I. On the Person Receiving
            • Scholion. On the Anointing of Baptized Non-Catholics
          • Part II. On the Manner of Receiving Extreme Unction
          • Part III. On the Repeated Reception of Extreme Unction
      • Treatise VII. On Order
        • Dissertation I. On Order Considered in Itself
          • Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Order
          • Part II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Order
            • Scholion. On Correcting Defects of Ordinations
          • Part III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Order
        • Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Order
          • Part I. On the Person Ministering
          • Part II. On the Liceity of Ministering
        • Dissertation III. On the Reception of Order
          • Part I. On the Person Receiving Orders
          • Part II. On Admission and Preparation for the Reception of Orders
          • Part III. On the Manner of Receiving Orders
            • Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Reception
            • Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Reception
              • Chapter I. On the Positive Requisites
              • Chapter II. On Irregularities and Other Impediments
                • Article I. Irregularities and Impediments in General
                • Article II. Irregularities in Particular
                  • § I. Irregularities from Defect
                  • § II. Irregularities from Delict
                • Article III. Impediments in Particular
                • Article IV. Cessation of Irregularities and Impediments
        • Dissertation IV. On Those Things which Regard Both the Ministration and the Reception of Order
          • Part I. On Those Things which Must Precede Ordination
          • Part II. On the Rites and Ceremonies of Sacred Ordination
          • Part III. On the Time and Place of Sacred Ordination
          • Part IV. On the Notation and Testimony of Ordination Performed
            • Scholion. On Penal Sanctions
      • Treatise VIII. On Matrimony
        • Dissertation I. On Those Things which Customarily or Necessarily Precede Matrimony
          • Part I. On Betrothals
            • Section I. On the Notion, Division, Fittingness, and Governance of Betrothals
            • Section II. On the Form of Betrothals
            • Section III. On the Effects of Betrothals
              • Chapter I. On Absolute Betrothals
              • Chapter II. On Conditional Betrothals
                • Scholion. On Accidental Elements of Betrothals
            • Section IV. On the Dissolution of Betrothals
          • Part II. The Examination, Especially concerning Free Status
          • Part III. Publications
            • Scholion I. On the Obligation of the Faithful
            • Scholion II. On the Obligation of the Confessor
          • Part IV. Prenuptial Instruction
          • Part V. Reception of the Sacraments
        • Dissertation II. On Matrimony Itself
          • Part I. On Matrimony in General
            • Section I. On the Nature of Matrimony
              • Chapter I. Summary Exposition
              • Chapter II. Fuller Exposition
                • Scholion. On Conditional Matrimony
            • Section II. On the Division of Matrimony
            • Section III. On the Institution, Ends, Goods, Honesty, and Governance of Matrimony
            • Section IV. On the Properties of Matrimony
              • Chapter I. On the Unity of Matrimony
              • Chapter II. On the Indissolubility of Matrimony
                • Scholion I. On the Pauline Privilege
                • Scholion II. On the Privilege of Faith
                • Scholion III. On the Favor of Law which Belongs to Matrimony
            • Section V. On the Effects of Matrimony
              • Scholion. On Legitimacy and Matters Akin to It
          • Part II. On Matrimony, Insofar as It Is a Sacrament, Particularly
            • Section I. On the Sacrament of Matrimony Considered in Itself
              • Chapter I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Matrimony
              • Chapter II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Matrimony
              • Chapter III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Matrimony
            • Section II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Matrimony and the Form of its Celebration
              • Chapter I. On the Juridic Form
                • Article I. On the Ordinary Juridic Form
                  • § I. Summary Exposition
                  • § II. Fuller Exposition
                    • Point I. On the Requisites for a Pastor or Local Ordinary to Assist Validly at Marriage
                    • Point II. On the Requisites for a Pastor or Local Ordinary to Assist Licitly at Marriage
                    • Point III. On the Delegation of Another Priest to Assist at Marriage
                • Article II. On the Extraordinary Juridic Form
                • Article III. On Those who Are Subject to the Juridic Forms
              • Chapter II. On the Liturgical Form
                • Article I. On the Rite of Celebration
                • Article II. On the Rite of Blessing, or on the Solemn Blessing of Nuptials
                  • Scholion. On the Form to Be Observed in Marriage Between a Catholic Party and a Non-Catholic Party
              • Chapter III. On the Time and Place of the Celebration of Marriage
              • Chapter IV. On the Things to Be Observed After the Celebration of Marriage, or on the Registration of a Celebrated Marriage
                • Scholion. On Marriage of Conscience
            • Section III. On the Reception of the Sacrament of Marriage
              • Chapter I. On Impediments in General
              • Chapter II. On Impedient Impediments in Particular (canons 1058-1066)
                • Article I. Simple Vow
                • Article II. Legal Relationship
                • Article III. Mixed Religion
                  • Scholion. On Marriage with an Unworthy Person
              • Chapter III. On Diriment Impediments in Particular
                • Article I. Age
                • Article II. Impotence
                • Article III. Bond
                • Article IV. Disparity of Cult
                • Article V. Sacred Order
                  • Scholion. On Sacred Order in the Eastern Churches
                • Article VI. Religion
                • Article VII. Raptus
                • Article VIII. Crime
                  • § I. Adultery with a Promise of Marriage
                  • § II. Adultery with Attempted Marriage
                  • § III. Adultery with Spouse-Murder
                  • § IV. Spouse-Murder Alone
                • Article IX. Consanguinity
                  • § I. On Consanguinity according to Itself
                    • Scholion. Names of Blood-Relatives
                  • § II. On Consanguinity Insofar as It Is an Impediment of Marriage
                • Article X. Affinity
                  • Scholion. Names of Affines
                • Article XI. Public Honesty
                • Article XII. Spiritual Relationship
                • Article XIII. Legal Relationship
              • Chapter IV. On Dispensation from Impediments
                • Article I. On the Power of Dispensing
                  • § I. On the Power of the Supreme Pontiff
                  • § II. On the Power of Local Ordinaries
                  • § III. On the Power of the Pastor and of the Priest Assisting at Marriage according to the Norm of Canon 1098, N. 2
                  • § IV. On the Power of the Confessor
                    • Scholion. Things to Be Noted Regarding the Power of Dispensing
                • Article II. On the Causes of Dispensing
                • Article III. On the Petition for a Dispensation
                  • § I. On the Person Petitioning
                  • § II. On the Person to Be Approached for the Petition
                  • § III. On Drafting the Petition
                    • Point I. On the Petition by which a Dispensation Is Sought for the External Forum
                    • Point II. On the Petition by which a Dispensation Is Sought for the Internal Forum
                    • Point III. On the Petition which Regards a Marriage Invalidly Contracted
                      • Scholion. On Healing Defects of a Dispensation
                • Article IV. On the Execution of a Dispensation
          • Appendix I. On Invalid Marriage
            • Part I. On the Declaration of the Nullity of an Invalid Marriage
            • Part II. On the Convalidation of an Invalid Marriage
              • Section I. Simple Convalidation
                • Chapter I. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of a Diriment Impediment
                • Chapter II. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of Defect of Consent
                • Chapter III. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of Defect of Form
              • Section II. Sanation in the Root
                • Scholion I. On the Convalidation of an Invalid Marriage Between a Catholic Party and a Non-Catholic Party
                • Scholion II. On the Inscription of a Convalidated Marriage
                • Scholion III. On the Mode of Handling a Case of Convalidation
          • Appendix II. On the Separation of Spouses
            • Part I. On Full Divorce
              • Section I. On the Dissolution of Marriage Between Baptized Persons, Not Consummated
              • Section II. On the Dissolution of Marriage Between a Baptized Party and a Non-Baptized Party
            • Part II. On Semi-Full Divorce
          • Appendix III. On Civil Marriage
    • Book IV. On the Sanction of Christian Life, or on Ecclesiastical Penalties
      • Treatise I. On Delicts
        • Dissertation I. On Delict Considered in Itself
          • Part I. Summary Exposition
          • Part II. Fuller Exposition
        • Dissertation II. On the Juridic Effects of Delict
          • Scholion. On Attempted Delict
      • Treatise II. On the Penalties of Delict
        • Dissertation I. On Penalties in General
          • Part I. On the Notion, Division, Imposition, and Interpretation of Penalties
          • Part II. On the Superior Having the Power of Punishing
            • Section I. On the Superior Having Non-Judicial Jurisdiction
            • Section II. On the Superior Having Judicial Jurisdiction
          • Part III. On the Subject Liable to the Power of Punishing
          • Part IV. On the Remission of Penalties
        • Dissertation II. On Penalties in Species
          • Part I. On Medicinal Penalties, or on Censures
            • Section I. On Censures in General
              • Chapter I. On the Notion, Multiplication, and Division of Censure
              • Chapter II. On Reservation of Censure
              • Chapter III. On Remission of Censure
            • Section II. On Censures in Species
              • Chapter I. On Excommunication
              • Chapter II. On Interdict
              • Chapter III. On Suspension
                • Scholion. On Suspension from Informed Conscience
          • Part II. On Vindicative Penalties
            • Section I. On Vindicative Penalties in General
            • Section II. On Common Vindicative Penalties
            • Section III. On Vindicative Penalties Peculiar to Clerics
          • Part III. On Penal Remedies and Penances
            • Section I. On Penal Remedies
            • Section II. On Penances
        • Dissertation III. On Penalties Established for Individual Delicts
          • Part I. On Excommunications
            • Section I. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in the Most Special Manner
            • Section II. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in a Special Manner
            • Section II. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in a Special Manner (continued)
            • Section III. Excommunications Simply Reserved to the Roman Pontiff
            • Section III. Excommunications Simply Reserved to the Roman Pontiff (continued)
            • Section IV. Excommunications Reserved to Ordinaries
            • Section V. Excommunications Not Reserved
          • Part II. On Interdicts
          • Part III. On Suspensions
            • Section I. On Suspensions which Are Censures or Medicinal Penalties
            • Section II. On Suspensions which Are Vindicative Penalties
    • Addenda
    • Colophon (Volume II)
    • Alphabetical Index to Volume II
  • Volume III. On the Virtue of Chastity (1928)
    • Analytical Index (as printed)
    • Proemium
    • On the Virtue of Chastity and on the Opposite Vices
    • Admonition
    • Preliminary Notions
    • Book I. On Chastity Generally
      • Part I. On Chastity Insofar as It Regards Venereal Things
        • Section I. On the Virtue Itself of Chastity
        • Section II. On the Opposite Vice, or Lust
          • Chapter I. On Lust Generally
          • Chapter II. On Natural Consummated Lust
            • § 1. On Fornication
            • § 2. On Adultery
            • § 3. On Incest
            • § 4. On Carnal Sacrilege
            • § 5. On *Stuprum*, or Seduction
            • § 6. On Rape
          • Chapter III. On Unnatural Consummated Lust
            • Article I. On Pollution
            • Article II. On Sodomy
            • Article III. On Bestiality
            • Article IV. On Unnatural Intercourse with a Person of Diverse Sex
              • Scholion I. On Some Other Modes of Lying Together
              • Scholion II. On Canonical Penalties Against the Lustful
          • Chapter IV. On Non-Consummated Lust
            • Scholion. On Indirectly Voluntary Lust
      • Part II. On Chastity Insofar as It Regards Acts which Are Ordered to Venereal Things, or on Pudicity
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          • Chapter I. Principles
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            • Article I. On Looks
            • Article II. On Touches
            • Article III. On Kisses
            • Article IV. On Speeches and Songs
              • Scholion I. On Hypersexuality, Contrary Sexuality, and Sexual Perversion
              • Scholion II. On Remedies Against Lust
    • Book II. On Conjugal Chastity in Particular
      • Part I. On the Lawful Acts of Spouses
        • Section I. On Conjugal Intercourse
          • Chapter I. On the Lawfulness of Conjugal Intercourse
            • Article I. On the End
            • Article II. On Place and Manner, or Position
            • Article III. On the Absence of an Impediment
              • § 1. On a Promise Made to the Partner
              • § 2. On a Vow of Chastity
              • § 3. On Impotence for Intercourse
              • § 4. On a Doubtfully Valid Marriage
            • Article IV. On the Absence of Harm to Be Averted
          • Chapter II. On the Obligation of Conjugal Intercourse
        • Section II. On Accessories to Intercourse
      • Part II. On the Illicit Acts of Spouses
      • Appendix I. On Internal Sins Against Chastity
        • I. On Morose Pleasure
        • II. On Desire and Joy
      • Appendix II. On Instruction in Relation to Chastity
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        • II. Matrimonial Instruction
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Section — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology

§ I. On Theft

Contents

  • Point I. On Theft in Generalnn. 1026–1028
  • Point II. On Minor Thefts in Particularnn. 1029–1031
  • Point III. On Causes Excusing the Taking Away of Another's Thingnn. 1032–1033
  • Point IV. On Mere Damaging in Goods of Fortunen. 1034

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