INDEX TO VOLUMES I-II
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McHugh, John A. (John Ambrose), Callan, Charles J. (Charles Jerome), and Farrell, Edward P.
The numbers refer to the sections in the text. Nos. 1-1625 are contained in Volume I [of the print edition].
Abjectedness, definition, 2561.
Abnormal Mental States, as obstacles to voluntariness of acts, 40, 55; effect on voluntariness of acts, 55.
Abortion, canonical penalties for, 1851 a.
Absolute Standard, in grave matter, 1899.
Abstemiousness, subjective part of temperance, 2465 a; definition, 2466; degrees of abstemiousness, 2467 a; austerity, 2468; excellence of fasting and abstinence, 2469 a; sins opposed to abstemiousness, 2470 a. See also Gluttony; Sobriety.
Abstinence, excellence of, 2469 a.
Abstinence, Total, see Sobriety.
Accession, title to private ownership, 1872 a; principles of accession, 1874.
Accusation, Judicial, obligation, 1966; when a malefactor is bound to accuse himself, 1968; ethical conditions for lawful accusation or denunciation, 1969; persons who may not act as accusers, 1970; judicial accusation and fraternal correction, 1972; unjust accusation, 1973; cessation of duty of accusation, 1794. See also Complaint.
Accused, see Defendant.
Act, Virtuous, intrinsic and extrinsic modes of performing, 1554; essential and ideal modes, 1555.
Acts, Human, 22-62; definition, 23; knowledge requisite for, 24; ignorance renders them involuntary, 28; effect of error, forgetfulness and inadvertence on, 32-33; consent requisite for, 34; free and necessary, 35 a; perfectly and imperfectly voluntary, 35 b; voluntary absolutely and under a certain aspect, 35 c; voluntary in themselves or directly and in their cause or indirectly, 35 d; voluntary, approvingly and permissively, 36; omissions, 37-39; obstacles which destroy or lessen voluntariness, 40 sqq.; voluntary acts either elicited or commanded by the will, 56-62; intellectual, 61-62; sensible, 61-62; external corporal, 61-62; morality of, 63 sqq.; acts forbidden to clerics, 2603 a.
Acts, Meritorious, 106 sqq.
Acts, Moral, 63 sqq.; good, 76-78; bad, 79-80; indifferent, 82 sqq.; morality of external act, 89 sqq.; morality of act indirectly willed, 94-95; morality of consequences of act, 96, imputability, 97 sqq,; imputability in cases of double result, 103 sqq.; acts that are objectively efficaciously and subjectively unjust, 1763 a, b, c. See also Acts, Meritorious.
Acts of Charity, see Charity.
Acts of Faith, see Faith.
Acts of Hope, see Hope.
Acts, Voluntary, 35-39. See also Acts, Human.
Adjuration, definition, 2263; species of adjuration, 2264; solemn or simple adjuration, 2264 a; imperative or deprecative adjuration, 2264 b; qualities of lawful adjuration, 2265; persons who may be adjured, 2266; use of exorcisms, 2267; effects of adjurations, 2268.
Adoration, see Religion.
Adornment, when lascivious, 1456 b.
Adulation, sin against affability, 2423 a.
Adultery, definition, 2530; sinfulness of adultery, 2530 b; degrees of malice, 2530 c.
Advertence, full and partial, 174 sqq., 153, 196.
Advisor, implicit, 1779 c.
Aeromancy, form of divination, 2284 G.
Affability, virtue of, 2143 b; definition, 2421; offices of affability, 2422; sins against affability, 2423.
Affectation, vice opposite to modesty, 2566 b.
Afflictions, Medicinal, as remedies against sin, 283.
_Agapae_, in Early Church, 2185 a.
Age of Reason, Puberty and Majority, 433.
Agency, 1749 a.
Aggression, Unjust, 1831.
Albigensianism, 822 c.
Almsgiving, external effect of charity, 1210; definition, 1216; manner of giving, 1217; forms of almsgiving, 1218; seven corporal works of mercy, 1221; seven spiritual, 1222; comparison of corporal and spiritual alms, 1224; duty of almsgiving, 1226 sqq.; three classes of needy persons distinguished, 1233; three degrees of corporal need, 1236; rules on giving alms, 1237; gravity of the obligation, 1238; refusal of alms and restitution, 1240; alms from ill-gotten goods, 1241 sqq.; almsgiving from the goods of another, 1244-1246; order of charity in almsgiving, 1247; amount to be given, 1249, 1253; employment as alms, 1249 b; when alms are excessive, 1250; clerics and almsgiving, 1252; time for almsgiving, 1255; manner, 1256; public charity cannot take the place of almsgiving, 1257.
Alphonsus Liguori, Saint, preference for Equiprobabilism, 696, 697, 698; on obligation of judge when evidence is contrary to his personal knowledge, 1951 c.
Ambiguous Answers, lawfulness of, 2402.
Ambition, as incentive to envy, 1330; vice against greatness of soul, 2450 b.
Amendment, Resolution of, 2736.