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Section II. On the Opposite Vice, or Lust

(St. Thomas, II-II, qq. 153-154; St. Alphonsus, Theologia Moralis III, nn. 412-485; Homo Apostolicus, treatise 9.)

We shall speak first of lust generally; then of natural consummated lust; next of unnatural consummated lust; finally of non-consummated lust.

Lust The Opposite Vice, or Lust

Within this section

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
- Article IV. On Unnatural Intercourse with a Person of Diverse Sexnn. 57–61
  - Scholion I. On Some Other Modes of Lying Togethernn. 59–61
  - Scholion II. On Canonical Penalties Against the Lustful
Chapter IV. On Non-Consummated Lustnn. 62–68
- Scholion. On Indirectly Voluntary Lustnn. 65–68