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Book III. On the Aids of the Christian Life, or on the Sacramentsnn. 1–845
- Treatise I. On the Sacraments in Generalnn. 1–49
  - Dissertation I. On the Sacraments Considered in Themselvesnn. 1–11
    Part I. On the Summary Notion, Existence, Essence, and Division of the Sacramentsnn. 1–4
    Part II. On the Efficacy, or Productive Power, of the Sacramentsn. 5
    Part III. On the Effects of the Sacramentsnn. 6–11
    Section I. On Gracenn. 6–7
    Section II. On Characternn. 8–11
    Scholion. On the Informity and Reviviscence of the Sacramentsnn. 10–11
  - Dissertation II. On the Ministration of the Sacramentsnn. 12–37
    Part I. On the Person Ministeringn. 12
    Part II. On the Mode of Ministeringnn. 13–37
    Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Ministrationnn. 13–24
    Chapter I. On Intentionnn. 14–18
    Scholion. On the Simulated Administration of a Sacramentnn. 17–18
    Chapter II. On the Other Requisitesnn. 19–24
    Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Ministrationnn. 25–33
    Scholion I. On the Ministration of a Doubtfully Valid Sacramentnn. 31–32
    Scholion II. On the Repetition of a Sacrament Doubtfully or Doubtfully Validly Conferredn. 33
    Section III. On the Obligation of Ministeringnn. 34–37
  - Dissertation III. On the Reception of the Sacramentsnn. 38–49
    Part I. On the Person Receivingn. 38
    Part II. On the Mode of Receiving a Sacramentnn. 39–45
    Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Receptionnn. 39–41
    Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Receptionnn. 42–45
    Appendix. On Sacramentalsnn. 46–49
- Treatise II. On Baptismnn. 50–109
  - Dissertation I. On Baptism Considered in Itselfnn. 50–73
    Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Baptismn. 51
    Part II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Baptismnn. 52–60
    Section I. On Remote Matternn. 52–53
    Section II. On Proximate Matternn. 54–55
    Section III. On the Formnn. 56–60
    Part III. On the Effects of Baptismn. 61
    Part IV. On the Necessity of Baptismnn. 62–73
    Section I. On Necessity of Meansnn. 62–72
    Scholion I. On Baptism of Desirenn. 63–67
    Scholion II. On Baptism of Bloodnn. 68–72
    Section II. On Necessity of Preceptn. 73
  - Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Baptismnn. 74–90
    Part I. On the Person Ministeringnn. 74–78
    Part II. On the Manner of Administering Baptismnn. 79–90
    Section I. On the Rites and Ceremonies of Baptismnn. 79–81
    Section II. On Sponsorsnn. 82–86
    Section III. On the Time and Place of Conferring Baptismnn. 87–88
    Section IV. On the Notation and Proof of Baptism Conferrednn. 89–90
  - Dissertation III. On the Reception of Baptismnn. 91–109
    Part I. On the Person Receivingnn. 91–105
    Section I. On Infantsn. 91
    Section II. On Abortive Fetusesn. 92
    Section III. On Fetuses Not Yet Brought Forthnn. 93–97
    Scholion. On Caesarean Section and Other Incisionsnn. 94–97
    Section IV. On Monstersn. 98
    Section V. On Infants of Non-Catholicsnn. 99–100
    Section VI. On Adultsnn. 101–102
    Section VII. On the Insane and the Furiousnn. 103–105
    Scholion. On the Doubtfully Baptizednn. 104–105
    Part II. On the Manner of Receiving Baptismnn. 106–109
- Treatise III. On Confirmationnn. 110–125
  - Dissertation I. On Confirmation Considered in Itselfnn. 110–117
    Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Confirmationn. 111
    Part II. On the Essence of Confirmationnn. 112–114
    Section I. On the Matternn. 112–113
    Section II. On the Formn. 114
    Part III. On the Effects of Confirmationn. 115
    Part IV. On the Necessity of Confirmationnn. 116–117
  - Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Confirmationnn. 118–122
  - Dissertation III. On the Reception of Confirmationnn. 123–125
- Treatise IV. On the Most Holy Eucharistnn. 126–478
  - Dissertation I. On the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharistnn. 126–134
    Scholion I. On the Custody of the Holy Eucharistnn. 130–132
    Scholion II. On the Worship of the Holy Eucharistnn. 133–134
  - Dissertation II. On the Most Holy Eucharist as It Is a Sacramentnn. 135–193
    Part I. On the Most Holy Sacrament Considered in Itselfnn. 135–159
    Section I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of the Eucharistnn. 136–138
    Section II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of the Eucharistnn. 139–150
    Chapter I. On the Remote Matternn. 140–147
    Article I. On the Matter of Breadnn. 141–142
    Article II. On the Matter of Winenn. 143–147
    Scholion. On a Defect of Valid or Certainly Valid Matter Detected in Massnn. 145–147
    Chapter II. On the Formnn. 148–150
    Section III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of the Eucharistnn. 151–154
    Section IV. On the Necessity of the Sacrament of the Eucharistnn. 155–159
    Chapter I. On Necessity of Meansn. 155
    Chapter II. On Necessity of Divine Preceptnn. 156–159
    Part II. On the Ministration of the Most Holy Sacramentnn. 160–170
    Section I. On the Confection of the Most Holy Sacramentnn. 160–162
    Section II. On the Dispensation of the Most Holy Sacramentnn. 163–170
    Chapter I. On the Person Dispensingnn. 163–164
    Chapter II. On the Things to Be Observed in the Dispensation of the Holy Eucharistnn. 165–170
    Article I. On the Time of Dispensing the Holy Eucharistnn. 165–166
    Article II. On the Place of Dispensing the Holy Eucharistnn. 167–168
    Article III. On the Mode of Dispensing the Holy Eucharistn. 169
    Article IV. On the Mode of Carrying the Holy Eucharist to the Sickn. 170
    Part III. On the Reception of the Most Holy Sacramentnn. 171–193
    Section I. On the Notion and Division of Reception of the Holy Eucharistn. 171
    Section II. On the Person Receivingnn. 172–178
    Section III. On the Mode of Receivingnn. 179–193
    Chapter I. On the Disposition of the Soulnn. 179–185
    Scholion. On Frequent and Daily Communionnn. 182–185
    Chapter II. On the Disposition of the Bodynn. 186–193
  - Dissertation III. On the Most Holy Eucharist as Sacrificenn. 194–478
    Part I. On the Sacrifice of the Mass Considered in Itselfnn. 199–208
    Section I. On the Existence and Essence of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 200–203
    Section II. On the Efficacy and Effects of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 204–208
    Part II. On the Oblation of the Sacrifice of the Massnn. 209–478
    Section I. On the Person Offeringn. 209
    Section II. On the Obligation of Offeringnn. 210–478
    Chapter I. On the Obligation by Reason of Order Receivedn. 210
    Chapter II. On the Obligation by Reason of Officenn. 211–213
    Chapter III. On the Obligation by Reason of Precept or Promisen. 214
    Chapter IV. On the Obligation by Reason of Stipendnn. 215–240
    Article I. On the Stipend Considered in Itselfnn. 215–218
    Article II. On the Acceptance of Stipends and on the Obligation Arising from Itnn. 219–224
    Article III. On the Distribution and Transmission of Massesnn. 225–228
    Article IV. On Abuses to Be Avoided in Accepting Stipendsn. 229
    Article V. On the Safeguards of the Lawnn. 230–240
    Scholion I. On Pious Foundationsnn. 233–236
    Scholion II. On Several Masses to Be Offered on the Same Daynn. 237–240
    Chapter II. On the Place of Offeringnn. 244–247
    Chapter III. On the Time of Offeringnn. 248–249
    Chapter IV. On the Rite of Offeringnn. 250–478
    Article I. On the Altar and its Ornamentnn. 250–254
    Article II. On Sacred Vessels with Accessoriesnn. 255–265
    Article III. On Sacred Vestments, Etcnn. 266–269
    Article IV. On Rubrics to Be Observedn. 270
    Article IV. On Rubrics to Be Observednn. 271–274
    Scholion. On Defects to Be Corrected Both in the Dispensation of the Holy Eucharist and in the Oblation of Massn. 274
    Article V. On Confession of the Dyingnn. 475–477
    Article VI. On Confession of Baptized Non-Catholicsn. 478
    Section III. On the Things to Be Observed in the Oblation of Massnn. 241–243
    On the Disposition of the One Offeringnn. 241–243
- Treatise V. On Penancenn. 275–562
  - Dissertation I. On the Act of Doing Penancenn. 275–286
    Part I. On the Notion of the Act of Doing Penancenn. 275–276
    Scholion. On the Virtue of Penancen. 276
    Part II. On the Necessity of the Act of Doing Penancenn. 277–279
    Part III. On the Effects of the Act of Doing Penancenn. 280–286
    Section I. On the Remission of Mortal Sinsnn. 280–282
    Section II. On the Conferral of Sanctifying Gracen. 283
    Section III. On the Remission of Venial Sinsn. 284
    Section IV. On the Remission of Punishmentn. 285
    Section V. On the Reviviscence of Meritsn. 286
  - Dissertation II. On the Sacrament of Penancenn. 287–562
    Part I. On the Sacrament of Penance Considered in Itselfnn. 288–359
    Section I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Penancen. 289
    Section II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 290–356
    Chapter I. On Remote Matternn. 293–294
    Chapter II. On Proximate Matternn. 295–339
    Article I. On Contritionnn. 295–306
    § I. On Contrition Taken Integrallynn. 295–300
    § II. On Purpose Specificallynn. 301–306
    Scholion. Sorrow and Purpose Regarding Venial Sinsn. 306
    Article II. On Confessionnn. 307–339
    § I. On Confession Considered in Itselfnn. 307–310
    § II. On the Qualities of Confession Generallynn. 311–314
    § III. On the Quality of Integrity Specificallynn. 315–339
    Point I. On the Notion, Division, and Necessity of Integritynn. 315–317
    Point II. On the Scope of Material Integritynn. 318–324
    Scholion. On Injury to Truth in Confessingnn. 323–324
    Point III. On the Causes Excusing from Material Integritynn. 325–328
    Point IV. On the Means of Procuring Integrity, or on the Examination of Consciencenn. 329–339
    Scholion I. On Repeating Confessions in Generalnn. 332–334
    Scholion II. On General Confessionnn. 335–337
    Scholion III. On Venial Sins to Be Confessed and on Doubtful Matter Alone Confessednn. 338–339
    Chapter III. On the Form, or on Absolutionnn. 340–344
    Chapter IV. On the Integral Part, or on Satisfactionnn. 345–356
    Article I. On the Notion and Efficacy of Satisfactionnn. 345–346
    Article II. On the Power and Obligation of Imposing Satisfactionnn. 347–354
    Scholion. On Commutation of Satisfactionnn. 352–354
    Article III. On the Obligation of Accepting and Fulfilling Satisfactionnn. 355–356
    Section III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Penancen. 357
    Section IV. On the Necessity of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 358–359
    Part II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penancenn. 360–474
    Section I. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance Generallynn. 361–443
    Chapter I. On the Required Powernn. 361–388
    Article I. On Sacramental Jurisdiction Generallynn. 361–367
    Article II. On Sacramental Jurisdiction Over Some Classes of Persons Specificallynn. 368–378
    Scholion. On Confessors to Be Deputed for Religiousnn. 374–378
    I. Clerical Religion of Menn. 374
    II. Lay Religion of Menn. 375
    III. Religion of Womennn. 376–378
    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 Sinsnn. 379–388
    Scholion. On Supplied Sacramental Jurisdictionn. 388
    Chapter II. On the Right Use of the Powernn. 389–443
    Article I. On the Things to Be Observed in Confessionnn. 390–407
    § I. On the Office of Questioningnn. 390–395
    § II. On the Office of Instructingn. 396
    § III. On the Office of Judging Sinsn. 397
    § IV. On the Office of Judging and Promoting Dispositionnn. 398–401
    § V. On the Office of Consulting for Amendment of Lifen. 402
    § VI. On the Office of Rendering Sentencenn. 403–407
    Article II. On Things to Be Avoided in Confessionnn. 408–427
    § I. On Inquiry into the Name of an Accomplicen. 408
    § II. On Absolution of an Accomplicenn. 409–415
    § III. On Solicitation to Shameful Thingsnn. 416–427
    Point I. On Those who Must Be Denouncednn. 417–419
    Point II. On Those who Must Denouncenn. 420–421
    Point III. On the Manner of Denouncingn. 422
    Point IV. On the Obligation of the Confessor with Respect to a Penitent who Is Bound to Denouncenn. 423–427
    Scholion I. On the Manner of Receiving a Denunciation, And, Once It Has Been Received, of Proceeding Further Against Those Denouncedn. 426
    Scholion II. On False Denunciationn. 427
    Article III. On Things to Be Observed After Confessionnn. 428–443
    § I. On the Office of Preserving the Sacramental Sealnn. 428–440
    Point I. On the Obligation of the Sacramental Sealnn. 429–434
    Point II. On the Object of the Sacramental Sealn. 435
    Point III. On the Subject of the Sacramental Sealn. 436
    Point IV. Corollaries from the Doctrine Handed Downnn. 437–440
    Scholion. On the Penalties Established Against Transgressorsn. 440
    § II. On the Obligation of Repairing Defects Admitted in Confessionnn. 441–443
    Section II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Penance to Certain Persons in Particularnn. 446–474
    Chapter I. On the Confession of Childrenn. 446
    Chapter II. On the Confession of the Rude, the Slow, and the Semi-Feeblenn. 447–448
    Chapter III. On the Confession of Habituated Personsnn. 449–454
    Scholion. On the Confession of Those Given to Pollution or Onanism
    Chapter IV. On the Confession of Those in Occasions of Sinnn. 455–474
    Article I. On Those in Occasions in Generalnn. 455–465
    Article II. On Some Occasions in Speciesnn. 466–474
    § I. On Concubinagenn. 466–467
    § II. On Courtshipsn. 468
    § III. On Domestic Dangersn. 469
    § IV. On Dancesn. 470
    § V. On Theatrical Spectaclesn. 471
    § VI. On Evil Writingsn. 472
    § VII. On Evil Associationsn. 473
    § VIII. On Evil Schoolsn. 474
    Appendix. On External Circumstances to Be Observednn. 444–445
    Part III. On the Reception of the Sacrament of Penancen. 479
    Appendix. On Indulgencesnn. 480–562
    Part I. On Indulgences Generallynn. 481–507
    Section I. On the Notion, Existence, and Division of Indulgencesnn. 481–483
    Section II. On the Concession of Indulgencesnn. 484–490
    Scholion. On the Faculty of Blessing Things with the Application of Indulgencesn. 490
    Section III. On the Gaining of Indulgencesnn. 491–504
    Chapter I. On the Subject Capable of Gaining Indulgencesn. 491
    Chapter II. On the Requisites So That a Capable Subject May Gain Indulgencesnn. 492–504
    Scholion. On the Application of Indulgences to the Souls in Purgatorynn. 501–504
    Section IV. On the Transfer, Suspension, and Cessation of Indulgencesnn. 505–507
    Part II. On Some Indulgences in Speciesnn. 508–562
    Section I. On the Privileged Altarnn. 508–513
    Section II. On the Way of the Cross and on the Crucifix of the Way of the Crossnn. 514–526
    Chapter I. On the Erection of the Way of the Crossnn. 515–521
    Chapter II. On the Indulgences Attached to the Way of the Cross and on Acquiring Themnn. 522–523
    Chapter III. On the Crucifix of the Way of the Crossnn. 524–526
    Section III. On the Papal or Apostolic Blessingnn. 527–529
    Section IV. On the Papal or Apostolic Blessing at the Point of Deathnn. 530–532
    Section V. On General Absolution with a Plenary Indulgencenn. 533–535
    Section VI. On Real Indulgencesnn. 536–548
    Chapter I. On Real Indulgences Generallynn. 536–539
    Chapter II. On Some Real Indulgences in Particularnn. 540–548
    Article I. On Chapletsnn. 540–543
    Article II. On Scapularsnn. 544–548
    Section VII. On the Heroic Act of Charitynn. 549–550
    Section VIII. On the Jubileenn. 551–562
    Chapter I. On the Notion, Division, and Interpretation of the Jubileenn. 551–553
    Chapter II. On the Benefits of the Jubileenn. 554–559
    Article I. On the Faculty of Choosing a Confessorn. 554
    Article II. On the Special Faculties of Confessorsnn. 555–556
    Article III. On the Indulgencenn. 557–559
    Chapter III. On the Suspension of Indulgences and Faculties on the Occasion of the Jubileenn. 560–562
    Scholion I. On the Plenary Indulgence at the Point of Deathn. 561
    Scholion II. On *Toties-Quoties* Indulgencesn. 562
- Treatise VI. On Extreme Unctionnn. 563–587
  - Dissertation I. On Extreme Unction Considered in Itselfnn. 563–577
    Part I. On the Existence of Extreme Unctionnn. 564–565
    Part II. On the Essence of Extreme Unctionnn. 566–574
    Section I. On the Remote Matternn. 566–567
    Section II. On the Proximate Matternn. 568–570
    Section III. On the Form and on the Union of Matter and Formnn. 571–574
    Scholion. On the Special Character of Extreme Unctionn. 574
    Part III. On the Effects of Extreme Unctionn. 575
    Part IV. On the Necessity of Extreme Unctionnn. 576–577
  - Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Extreme Unctionnn. 578–580
  - Dissertation III. On the Reception of Extreme Unctionnn. 581–587
    Part I. On the Person Receivingnn. 581–584
    Scholion. On the Anointing of Baptized Non-Catholicsn. 584
    Part II. On the Manner of Receiving Extreme Unctionn. 585
    Part III. On the Repeated Reception of Extreme Unctionnn. 586–587
- Treatise VII. On Ordernn. 588–658
  - Dissertation I. On Order Considered in Itselfnn. 589–597
    Part I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Ordern. 589
    Part II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Ordernn. 590–596
    Scholion. On Correcting Defects of Ordinationsnn. 594–596
    Part III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Ordern. 597
  - Dissertation II. On the Ministration of Ordernn. 598–603
    Part I. On the Person Ministeringnn. 598–599
    Part II. On the Liceity of Ministeringnn. 600–603
  - Dissertation III. On the Reception of Ordernn. 604–647
    Part I. On the Person Receiving Ordersn. 604
    Part II. On Admission and Preparation for the Reception of Ordersn. 605
    Part III. On the Manner of Receiving Ordersnn. 606–647
    Section I. On the Requisites for Valid Receptionn. 606
    Section II. On the Requisites for Licit Receptionnn. 607–647
    Chapter I. On the Positive Requisitesnn. 608–619
    Chapter II. On Irregularities and Other Impedimentsnn. 620–647
    Article I. Irregularities and Impediments in Generalnn. 620–623
    Article II. Irregularities in Particularnn. 624–637
    § I. Irregularities from Defectnn. 624–629
    § II. Irregularities from Delictnn. 630–637
    Article III. Impediments in Particularnn. 638–643
    Article IV. Cessation of Irregularities and Impedimentsnn. 644–647
  - Dissertation IV. On Those Things which Regard Both the Ministration and the Reception of Ordernn. 648–658
    Part I. On Those Things which Must Precede Ordinationnn. 648–653
    Part II. On the Rites and Ceremonies of Sacred Ordinationn. 654
    Part III. On the Time and Place of Sacred Ordinationnn. 655–656
    Part IV. On the Notation and Testimony of Ordination Performednn. 657–658
    Scholion. On Penal Sanctionsn. 658
- Treatise VIII. On Matrimonynn. 659–845
  - Dissertation I. On Those Things which Customarily or Necessarily Precede Matrimonynn. 659–699
    Part I. On Betrothalsnn. 659–681
    Section I. On the Notion, Division, Fittingness, and Governance of Betrothalsnn. 659–663
    Section II. On the Form of Betrothalsnn. 664–669
    Section III. On the Effects of Betrothalsnn. 670–672
    Chapter I. On Absolute Betrothalsn. 670
    Chapter II. On Conditional Betrothalsnn. 671–672
    Scholion. On Accidental Elements of Betrothalsn. 672
    Section IV. On the Dissolution of Betrothalsnn. 673–681
    Part II. The Examination, Especially concerning Free Statusn. 682
    Part III. Publicationsnn. 683–697
    Scholion I. On the Obligation of the Faithfuln. 696
    Scholion II. On the Obligation of the Confessorn. 697
    Part IV. Prenuptial Instructionn. 698
    Part V. Reception of the Sacramentsn. 699
  - Dissertation II. On Matrimony Itselfnn. 700–845
    Part I. On Matrimony in Generalnn. 700–728
    Section I. On the Nature of Matrimonynn. 700–712
    Chapter I. Summary Expositionnn. 700–701
    Chapter II. Fuller Expositionnn. 702–712
    Scholion. On Conditional Matrimonynn. 710–712
    Section II. On the Division of Matrimonyn. 713
    Section III. On the Institution, Ends, Goods, Honesty, and Governance of Matrimonynn. 714–718
    Section IV. On the Properties of Matrimonynn. 719–723
    Chapter I. On the Unity of Matrimonyn. 719
    Chapter II. On the Indissolubility of Matrimonynn. 720–723
    Scholion I. On the Pauline Privilegen. 721
    Scholion II. On the Privilege of Faithn. 722
    Scholion III. On the Favor of Law which Belongs to Matrimonyn. 723
    Section V. On the Effects of Matrimonynn. 724–728
    Scholion. On Legitimacy and Matters Akin to Itnn. 725–728
    Part II. On Matrimony, Insofar as It Is a Sacrament, Particularlynn. 729–826
    Section I. On the Sacrament of Matrimony Considered in Itselfnn. 729–731
    Chapter I. On the Existence of the Sacrament of Matrimonyn. 729
    Chapter II. On the Essence of the Sacrament of Matrimonyn. 730
    Chapter III. On the Effects of the Sacrament of Matrimonyn. 731
    Section II. On the Ministration of the Sacrament of Matrimony and the Form of its Celebrationnn. 732–752
    Chapter I. On the Juridic Formnn. 734–742
    Article I. On the Ordinary Juridic Formnn. 734–737
    § I. Summary Expositionn. 734
    § II. Fuller Expositionnn. 735–737
    Point I. On the Requisites for a Pastor or Local Ordinary to Assist Validly at Marriagen. 735
    Point II. On the Requisites for a Pastor or Local Ordinary to Assist Licitly at Marriagen. 736
    Point III. On the Delegation of Another Priest to Assist at Marriagen. 737
    Article II. On the Extraordinary Juridic Formnn. 738–740
    Article III. On Those who Are Subject to the Juridic Formsnn. 741–742
    Chapter II. On the Liturgical Formnn. 743–746
    Article I. On the Rite of Celebrationn. 743
    Article II. On the Rite of Blessing, or on the Solemn Blessing of Nuptialsnn. 744–746
    Scholion. On the Form to Be Observed in Marriage Between a Catholic Party and a Non-Catholic Partynn. 745–746
    Chapter III. On the Time and Place of the Celebration of Marriagenn. 747–748
    Chapter IV. On the Things to Be Observed After the Celebration of Marriage, or on the Registration of a Celebrated Marriagenn. 749–752
    Scholion. On Marriage of Consciencen. 752
    Section III. On the Reception of the Sacrament of Marriagenn. 753–826
    Chapter I. On Impediments in Generalnn. 754–758
    Chapter II. On Impedient Impediments in Particular (canons 1058-1066)nn. 759–769
    Article I. Simple Vown. 759
    Article II. Legal Relationshipn. 760
    Article III. Mixed Religionnn. 761–769
    Scholion. On Marriage with an Unworthy Personn. 769
    Chapter III. On Diriment Impediments in Particularnn. 770–802
    Article I. Agen. 770
    Article II. Impotencenn. 771–775
    Article III. Bondnn. 776–779
    Article IV. Disparity of Cultnn. 780–781
    Article V. Sacred Ordernn. 782–783
    Scholion. On Sacred Order in the Eastern Churchesn. 783
    Article VI. Religionn. 784
    Article VII. Raptusn. 785
    Article VIII. Crimenn. 786–790
    § I. Adultery with a Promise of Marriagen. 787
    § II. Adultery with Attempted Marriagen. 788
    § III. Adultery with Spouse-Murdern. 789
    § IV. Spouse-Murder Alonen. 790
    Article IX. Consanguinitynn. 791–795
    § I. On Consanguinity according to Itselfnn. 791–793
    Scholion. Names of Blood-Relativesn. 793
    § II. On Consanguinity Insofar as It Is an Impediment of Marriagenn. 794–795
    Article X. Affinitynn. 796–798
    Scholion. Names of Affinesn. 798
    Article XI. Public Honestynn. 799–800
    Article XII. Spiritual Relationshipn. 801
    Article XIII. Legal Relationshipn. 802
    Chapter IV. On Dispensation from Impedimentsnn. 803–826
    Article I. On the Power of Dispensingnn. 803–809
    § I. On the Power of the Supreme Pontiffn. 803
    § II. On the Power of Local Ordinariesnn. 804–806
    § III. On the Power of the Pastor and of the Priest Assisting at Marriage according to the Norm of Canon 1098, N. 2n. 807
    § IV. On the Power of the Confessornn. 808–809
    Scholion. Things to Be Noted Regarding the Power of Dispensingn. 809
    Article II. On the Causes of Dispensingnn. 810–812
    Article III. On the Petition for a Dispensationnn. 813–824
    § I. On the Person Petitioningn. 813
    § II. On the Person to Be Approached for the Petitionn. 814
    § III. On Drafting the Petitionnn. 815–824
    Point I. On the Petition by which a Dispensation Is Sought for the External Forumnn. 816–820
    Point II. On the Petition by which a Dispensation Is Sought for the Internal Forumn. 821
    Point III. On the Petition which Regards a Marriage Invalidly Contractednn. 822–824
    Scholion. On Healing Defects of a Dispensationnn. 823–824
    Article IV. On the Execution of a Dispensationnn. 825–826
    Appendix I. On Invalid Marriagenn. 827–836
    Part I. On the Declaration of the Nullity of an Invalid Marriagen. 828
    Part II. On the Convalidation of an Invalid Marriagenn. 829–836
    Section I. Simple Convalidationnn. 830–832
    Chapter I. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of a Diriment Impedimentn. 830
    Chapter II. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of Defect of Consentn. 831
    Chapter III. On the Convalidation of a Marriage Invalid on Account of Defect of Formn. 832
    Section II. Sanation in the Rootnn. 833–836
    Scholion I. On the Convalidation of an Invalid Marriage Between a Catholic Party and a Non-Catholic Partyn. 834
    Scholion II. On the Inscription of a Convalidated Marriagen. 835
    Scholion III. On the Mode of Handling a Case of Convalidationn. 836
    Appendix II. On the Separation of Spousesnn. 837–844
    Part I. On Full Divorcenn. 838–839
    Section I. On the Dissolution of Marriage Between Baptized Persons, Not Consummatedn. 838
    Section II. On the Dissolution of Marriage Between a Baptized Party and a Non-Baptized Partyn. 839
    Part II. On Semi-Full Divorcenn. 840–844
    Appendix III. On Civil Marriagen. 845
Book IV. On the Sanction of Christian Life, or on Ecclesiastical Penaltiesnn. 846–901
- Treatise I. On Delictsnn. 846–851
  - Dissertation I. On Delict Considered in Itselfnn. 846–849
    Part I. Summary Expositionn. 846
    Part II. Fuller Expositionnn. 847–849
  - Dissertation II. On the Juridic Effects of Delictnn. 850–851
    Scholion. On Attempted Delictn. 851
- Treatise II. On the Penalties of Delictnn. 852–901
  - Dissertation I. On Penalties in Generalnn. 852–861
    Part I. On the Notion, Division, Imposition, and Interpretation of Penaltiesn. 853
    Part II. On the Superior Having the Power of Punishingnn. 854–856
    Section I. On the Superior Having Non-Judicial Jurisdictionn. 855
    Section II. On the Superior Having Judicial Jurisdictionn. 856
    Part III. On the Subject Liable to the Power of Punishingnn. 857–860
    Part IV. On the Remission of Penaltiesn. 861
  - Dissertation II. On Penalties in Speciesnn. 862–893
    Part I. On Medicinal Penalties, or on Censuresnn. 862–888
    Section I. On Censures in Generalnn. 862–868
    Chapter I. On the Notion, Multiplication, and Division of Censuren. 862
    Chapter II. On Reservation of Censuren. 863
    Chapter III. On Remission of Censurenn. 864–868
    Section II. On Censures in Speciesnn. 869–888
    Chapter I. On Excommunicationnn. 870–873
    Chapter II. On Interdictnn. 874–883
    Chapter III. On Suspensionnn. 884–888
    Scholion. On Suspension from Informed Consciencen. 888
    Part II. On Vindicative Penaltiesnn. 889–891
    Section I. On Vindicative Penalties in Generaln. 889
    Section II. On Common Vindicative Penaltiesn. 890
    Section III. On Vindicative Penalties Peculiar to Clericsn. 891
    Part III. On Penal Remedies and Penancesnn. 892–893
    Section I. On Penal Remediesn. 892
    Section II. On Penancesn. 893
  - Dissertation III. On Penalties Established for Individual Delictsnn. 894–901
    Part I. On Excommunicationsnn. 894–898
    Section I. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in the Most Special Mannern. 894
    Section II. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in a Special Mannern. 895
    Section II. Excommunications Reserved to the Roman Pontiff in a Special Manner (continued)
    Section III. Excommunications Simply Reserved to the Roman Pontiffn. 896
    Section III. Excommunications Simply Reserved to the Roman Pontiff (continued)
    Section IV. Excommunications Reserved to Ordinariesn. 897
    Section V. Excommunications Not Reservedn. 898
    Part II. On Interdictsn. 899
    Part III. On Suspensionsnn. 900–901
    Section I. On Suspensions which Are Censures or Medicinal Penaltiesn. 900
    Section II. On Suspensions which Are Vindicative Penaltiesn. 901
Addenda
Colophon (Volume II)
Alphabetical Index to Volume II