Part — Wouters, Manual of Moral Theology
Part II. On Virtues in Particular
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After the things that occurred to be said concerning virtues in general have been completed, we now pass to those things which must be demonstrated concerning them in particular. By reason of object, as we indicated at the beginning, virtues are divided into theological and moral virtues; therefore Part II contains two chapters, the one which treats theological virtues, the other which deals with moral virtues.
Within this part
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