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Medieval

Summa Theologica, Second Half

Thomas Aquinas

Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province

Courage and temperance, the states of life, then Christ, the sacraments and the last things.

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  1. 1II–II · Q. 118, Art. 8: Whether treachery, fraud, falsehood, perjury, restlessness, violence, and insensibility to mercy are daughters of covetousness?
  2. 2II–II · Q. 119, Art. 1: Whether prodigality is opposite to covetousness?
  3. 3II–II · Q. 119, Art. 3: Whether prodigality is a more grievous sin than covetousness?
  4. 4II–II · Q. 120, Art. 2: Whether 'epikeia' is a part of justice?
  5. 5II–II · Q. 121, Art. 2: Whether the second beatitude, 'Blessed are the meek,' corresponds to the gift of piety?
  6. 6II–II · Q. 122, Art. 1: Whether the precepts of the decalogue are precepts of justice?
  7. 7II–II · Q. 122, Art. 3: Whether the second precept of the decalogue is fittingly expressed?
  8. 8II–II · Q. 122, Art. 4: Whether the third precept of the decalogue, concerning the hallowing of the Sabbath, is fittingly expressed?
  9. 9II–II · Q. 122, Art. 6: Whether the other six precepts of the decalogue are fittingly expressed?
  10. 10II–II · Question 123: Of Fortitude (twelve Articles)
  11. 11II–II · Q. 123, Art. 1: Whether fortitude is a virtue?
  12. 12II–II · Q. 123, Art. 3: Whether fortitude is about fear and dying?
  13. 13II–II · Q. 123, Art. 5: Whether fortitude is properly about dangers of death in battle?
  14. 14II–II · Q. 123, Art. 7: Whether the brave man acts for the sake of the good of his habit?
  15. 15II–II · Q. 123, Art. 9: Whether fortitude deals chiefly with sudden occurrences?
  16. 16II–II · Q. 123, Art. 10: Whether the brave man makes use of anger in his action?
  17. 17II–II · Q. 123, Art. 12: Whether fortitude excels among all other virtues?
  18. 18II–II · Q. 124, Art. 1: Whether martyrdom is an act of virtue?
  19. 19II–II · Q. 124, Art. 3: Whether martyrdom is an act of the greatest perfection?
  20. 20II–II · Q. 124, Art. 5: Whether faith alone is the cause of martyrdom?
  21. 21II–II · Q. 125, Art. 1: Whether fear is a sin?
  22. 22II–II · Q. 125, Art. 3: Whether fear is a mortal sin?
  23. 23II–II · Q. 126, Art. 1: Whether fearlessness is a sin?
  24. 24II–II · Q. 127, Art. 1: Whether daring is a sin?
  25. 25II–II · Q. 128, Art. 1: Whether the parts of fortitude are suitably assigned?
  26. 26II–II · Question 129: Of Magnanimity (eight Articles)
  27. 27II–II · Q. 129, Art. 2: Whether magnanimity is essentially about great honors?
  28. 28II–II · Q. 129, Art. 3: Whether magnanimity is a virtue?
  29. 29II–II · Q. 129, Art. 5: Whether magnanimity is a part of fortitude?
  30. 30II–II · Q. 129, Art. 7: Whether security belongs to magnanimity?
  31. 31II–II · Q. 130, Art. 1: Whether presumption is a sin?
  32. 32II–II · Question 131: Of Ambition (two Articles)
  33. 33II–II · Question 132: Of Vainglory (five Articles)
  34. 34II–II · Q. 132, Art. 2: Whether vainglory is opposed to magnanimity?
  35. 35II–II · Q. 132, Art. 4: Whether vainglory is a capital vice?
  36. 36II–II · Q. 133, Art. 1: Whether pusillanimity is a sin?
  37. 37II–II · Question 134: Of Magnificence (four Articles)
  38. 38II–II · Q. 134, Art. 2: Whether magnificence is a special virtue?
  39. 39II–II · Q. 134, Art. 4: Whether magnificence is a part of fortitude?
  40. 40II–II · Q. 135, Art. 2: Whether there is a vice opposed to meanness?
  41. 41II–II · Q. 136, Art. 1: Whether patience is a virtue?
  42. 42II–II · Q. 136, Art. 3: Whether it is possible to have patience without grace?
  43. 43II–II · Q. 136, Art. 5: Whether patience is the same as longanimity?
  44. 44II–II · Q. 137, Art. 1: Whether perseverance is a virtue?
  45. 45II–II · Q. 137, Art. 3: Whether constancy pertains to perseverance?
  46. 46II–II · Q. 138, Art. 1: Whether effeminacy* is opposed to perseverance?
  47. 47II–II · Q. 139, Art. 1: Whether fortitude is a gift?
  48. 48II–II · Question 140: Of the Precepts of Fortitude (two Articles)
  49. 49II–II · Question 141: Of Temperance (eight Articles)
  50. 50II–II · Q. 141, Art. 2: Whether temperance is a special virtue?
  51. 51II–II · Q. 141, Art. 3: Whether temperance is only about desires and pleasures?
  52. 52II–II · Q. 141, Art. 4: Whether temperance is only about desires and pleasures of touch?
  53. 53II–II · Q. 141, Art. 6: Whether the rule of temperance depends on the need of the present life?
  54. 54II–II · Q. 141, Art. 8: Whether temperance is the greatest of the virtues?
  55. 55II–II · Q. 142, Art. 1: Whether insensibility is a vice?
  56. 56II–II · Q. 142, Art. 3: Whether cowardice* is a greater vice than intemperance?
  57. 57II–II · Q. 143, Art. 1: Whether the parts of temperance are rightly assigned?
  58. 58II–II · Q. 144, Art. 1: Whether shamefacedness is a virtue?
  59. 59II–II · Q. 144, Art. 2: Whether shamefacedness is about a disgraceful action?
  60. 60II–II · Q. 144, Art. 3: Whether man is more shamefaced of those who are more closely connected with him?
  61. 61II–II · Q. 144, Art. 4: Whether even virtuous men can be ashamed?
  62. 62II–II · Q. 145, Art. 1: Whether honesty is the same as virtue?
  63. 63II–II · Q. 145, Art. 3: Whether the honest differs from the useful and the pleasant?
  64. 64II–II · Question 146: Of Abstinence (two Articles)
  65. 65II–II · Q. 146, Art. 2: Whether abstinence is a special virtue?
  66. 66II–II · Q. 147, Art. 1: Whether fasting is an act of virtue?
  67. 67II–II · Q. 147, Art. 3: Whether fasting is a matter of precept?
  68. 68II–II · Q. 147, Art. 4: Whether all are bound to keep the fasts of the Church?
  69. 69II–II · Q. 147, Art. 6: Whether it is requisite for fasting that one eat but once?
  70. 70II–II · Q. 147, Art. 8: Whether it is fitting that those who fast should be bidden to abstain from flesh meat, eggs, and milk foods?
  71. 71II–II · Q. 148, Art. 1: Whether gluttony is a sin?
  72. 72II–II · Q. 148, Art. 3: Whether gluttony is the greatest of sins?
  73. 73II–II · Q. 148, Art. 4: Whether the species of gluttony are fittingly distinguished?
  74. 74II–II · Q. 148, Art. 6: Whether six daughters are fittingly assigned to gluttony?
  75. 75II–II · Q. 149, Art. 1: Whether drink is the matter of sobriety?
  76. 76II–II · Q. 149, Art. 3: Whether the use of wine is altogether unlawful?
  77. 77II–II · Q. 150, Art. 1: Whether drunkenness is a sin?
  78. 78II–II · Q. 150, Art. 3: Whether drunkenness is the gravest of sins?
  79. 79II–II · Question 151: Of Chastity (four Articles)
  80. 80II–II · Q. 151, Art. 2: Whether chastity is a general virtue?
  81. 81II–II · Q. 151, Art. 4: Whether purity belongs especially to chastity?
  82. 82II–II · Q. 152, Art. 1: Whether virginity consists in integrity of the flesh?
  83. 83II–II · Q. 152, Art. 3: Whether virginity is a virtue?
  84. 84II–II · Q. 152, Art. 5: Whether virginity is the greatest of virtues?
  85. 85II–II · Q. 153, Art. 1: Whether the matter of lust is only venereal desires and pleasures?
  86. 86II–II · Q. 153, Art. 3: Whether the lust that is about venereal acts can be a sin?
  87. 87II–II · Q. 153, Art. 5: Whether the daughters of lust are fittingly described?
  88. 88II–II · Question 154: Of the Parts of Lust (twelve Articles)
  89. 89II–II · Q. 154, Art. 1: Whether six species are fittingly assigned to lust?
  90. 90II–II · Q. 154, Art. 2: Whether simple fornication is a mortal sin?
  91. 91II–II · Q. 154, Art. 3: Whether fornication is the most grievous of sins?
  92. 92II–II · Q. 154, Art. 5: Whether nocturnal pollution is a mortal sin?
  93. 93II–II · Q. 154, Art. 7: Whether rape is a species of lust, distinct from seduction?
  94. 94II–II · Q. 154, Art. 9: Whether incest is a determinate species of lust?
  95. 95II–II · Q. 154, Art. 11: Whether the unnatural vice is a species of lust?
  96. 96II–II · Q. 154, Art. 12: Whether the unnatural vice is the greatest sin among the species of lust?
  97. 97II–II · Q. 155, Art. 1: Whether continence is a virtue?
  98. 98II–II · Q. 155, Art. 2: Whether desires for pleasures of touch are the matter of continence?
  99. 99II–II · Q. 155, Art. 4: Whether continence is better than temperance?
  100. 100II–II · Q. 156, Art. 1: Whether incontinence pertains to the soul or to the body?
  101. 101II–II · Q. 156, Art. 3: Whether the incontinent man sins more gravely than the intemperate?
  102. 102II–II · Question 157: Of Clemency and Meekness (four Articles)
  103. 103II–II · Q. 157, Art. 2: Whether both clemency and meekness are virtues?
  104. 104II–II · Q. 157, Art. 4: Whether clemency and meekness are the greatest virtues?
  105. 105II–II · Q. 158, Art. 1: Whether it is lawful to be angry?
  106. 106II–II · Q. 158, Art. 2: Whether anger is a sin?
  107. 107II–II · Q. 158, Art. 4: Whether anger is the most grievous sin?
  108. 108II–II · Q. 158, Art. 6: Whether anger should be reckoned among the capital vices?
  109. 109II–II · Q. 158, Art. 8: Whether there is a vice opposed to anger resulting from lack of anger?
  110. 110II–II · Q. 159, Art. 2: Whether cruelty differs from savagery or brutality?
  111. 111II–II · Q. 160, Art. 2: Whether modesty is only about outward actions?
  112. 112II–II · Q. 161, Art. 1: Whether humility is a virtue?
  113. 113II–II · Q. 161, Art. 3: Whether one ought, by humility, to subject oneself to all men?
  114. 114II–II · Q. 161, Art. 5: Whether humility is the greatest of the virtues?
  115. 115II–II · Q. 161, Art. 6: Whether twelve degrees of humility are fittingly distinguished in the Rule of the Blessed Benedict?
  116. 116II–II · Question 162: Of Pride (eight Articles)
  117. 117II–II · Q. 162, Art. 2: Whether pride is a special sin?
  118. 118II–II · Q. 162, Art. 3: Whether the subject of pride is the irascible faculty?
  119. 119II–II · Q. 162, Art. 4: Whether the four species of pride are fittingly assigned by Gregory?
  120. 120II–II · Q. 162, Art. 6: Whether pride is the most grievous of sins?
  121. 121II–II · Q. 162, Art. 7: Whether pride is the first sin of all?
  122. 122II–II · Question 163: Of the First Man's Sin (four Articles)
  123. 123II–II · Q. 163, Art. 2: Whether the first man's pride consisted in his coveting God's likeness?
  124. 124II–II · Q. 163, Art. 4: Whether Adam's sin was more grievous than Eve's?
  125. 125II–II · Q. 164, Art. 1: Whether death is the punishment of our first parents' sin?
  126. 126II–II · Q. 164, Art. 2: Whether the particular punishments of our first parents are suitably appointed in Scripture?
  127. 127II–II · Question 165: Of Our First Parents' Temptation (two Articles)
  128. 128II–II · Q. 165, Art. 2: Whether the manner and order of the first temptation was fitting?
  129. 129II–II · Q. 166, Art. 1: Whether the proper matter of studiousness is knowledge?
  130. 130II–II · Q. 167, Art. 1: Whether curiosity can be about intellective knowledge?
  131. 131II–II · Question 168: Of Modesty As Consisting in the Outward Movements of the Body (four Articles)
  132. 132II–II · Q. 168, Art. 1: Whether any virtue regards the outward movements of the body?
  133. 133II–II · Q. 168, Art. 2: Whether there can be a virtue about games?
  134. 134II–II · Q. 168, Art. 4: Whether there is a sin in lack of mirth?
  135. 135II–II · Q. 169, Art. 1: Whether there can be virtue and vice in connection with outward apparel?
  136. 136II–II · Q. 169, Art. 2: Whether the adornment of women is devoid of mortal sin?
  137. 137II–II · Q. 170, Art. 1: Whether the precepts of temperance are suitably given in the Divine law?
  138. 138II–II · Question 171: Of Prophecy (six Articles)
  139. 139II–II · Q. 171, Art. 1: Whether prophecy pertains to knowledge?
  140. 140II–II · Q. 171, Art. 2: Whether prophecy is a habit?
  141. 141II–II · Q. 171, Art. 3: Whether prophecy is only about future contingencies?
  142. 142II–II · Q. 171, Art. 5: Whether the prophet always distinguishes what he says by his own spirit from what he says by the prophetic spirit?
  143. 143II–II · Question 172: Of the Cause of Prophecy (six Articles)
  144. 144II–II · Q. 172, Art. 1: Whether prophecy can be natural?
  145. 145II–II · Q. 172, Art. 3: Whether a natural disposition is requisite for prophecy?
  146. 146II–II · Q. 172, Art. 4: Whether a good life is requisite for prophecy?
  147. 147II–II · Q. 172, Art. 6: Whether the prophets of the demons ever foretell the truth?
  148. 148II–II · Q. 173, Art. 1: Whether the prophets see the very essence of God?
  149. 149II–II · Q. 173, Art. 2: Whether, in prophetic revelation, new species of things are impressed on the prophet's mind, or merely a new light?
  150. 150II–II · Q. 173, Art. 3: Whether the prophetic vision is always accompanied by abstraction from the senses?
  151. 151II–II · Question 174: Of the Division of Prophecy (six Articles)
  152. 152II–II · Q. 174, Art. 2: Whether the prophecy which is accompanied by intellective and imaginative vision is more excellent than that which is accompanied by intellective vision alone?
  153. 153II–II · Q. 174, Art. 4: Whether Moses was the greatest of the prophets?
  154. 154II–II · Q. 174, Art. 5: Whether there is a degree of prophecy in the blessed?
  155. 155II–II · Q. 174, Art. 6: Whether the degrees of prophecy change as time goes on?
  156. 156II–II · Q. 175, Art. 1: Whether the soul of man is carried away to things divine?
  157. 157II–II · Q. 175, Art. 2: Whether rapture pertains to the cognitive rather than to the appetitive power?
  158. 158II–II · Q. 175, Art. 3: Whether Paul, when in rapture, saw the essence of God?
  159. 159II–II · Q. 175, Art. 5: Whether, while in this state, Paul's soul was wholly separated from his body?
  160. 160II–II · Q. 175, Art. 6: Did Paul know whether his soul were separated from his body?
  161. 161II–II · Q. 176, Art. 1: Whether those who received the gift of tongues spoke in every language?
  162. 162II–II · Q. 176, Art. 2: Whether the gift of tongues is more excellent than the grace of prophecy?
  163. 163II–II · Q. 177, Art. 1: Whether any gratuitous grace attaches to words?
  164. 164II–II · Question 178: Of the Grace of Miracles (two Articles)
  165. 165II–II · Q. 178, Art. 1: Whether there is a gratuitous grace of working miracles?
  166. 166II–II · Q. 178, Art. 2: Whether the wicked can work miracles?
  167. 167II–II · Q. 179, Art. 1: Whether life is fittingly divided into active and contemplative?
  168. 168II–II · Question 180: Of the Contemplative Life (eight Articles)
  169. 169II–II · Q. 180, Art. 2: Whether the moral virtues pertain to the contemplative life?
  170. 170II–II · Q. 180, Art. 4: Whether the contemplative life consists in the mere contemplation of God, or also in the consideration of any truth whatever?
  171. 171II–II · Q. 180, Art. 6: Whether the operation of contemplation is fittingly divided into a threefold movement, circular, straight and oblique?
  172. 172II–II · Q. 180, Art. 7: Whether there is delight in contemplation?
  173. 173II–II · Question 181: Of the Active Life (four Articles)
  174. 174II–II · Q. 181, Art. 2: Whether prudence pertains to the active life?
  175. 175II–II · Q. 181, Art. 4: Whether the active life remains after this life?
  176. 176II–II · Q. 182, Art. 1: Whether the active life is more excellent than the contemplative?
  177. 177II–II · Q. 182, Art. 3: Whether the contemplative life is hindered by the active life?
  178. 178II–II · Question 183: Of Man's Various Duties and States in General (four Articles)
  179. 179II–II · Q. 183, Art. 2: Whether there should be different duties or states in the Church?
  180. 180II–II · Q. 183, Art. 4: Whether the difference of states applies to those who are beginning, progressing, or perfect?
  181. 181II–II · Question 184: Of the State of Perfection in General (eight Articles)
  182. 182II–II · Q. 184, Art. 2: Whether any one can be perfect in this life?
  183. 183II–II · Q. 184, Art. 4: Whether whoever is perfect is in the state of perfection?
  184. 184II–II · Q. 184, Art. 6: Whether all ecclesiastical prelates are in the state of perfection?
  185. 185II–II · Q. 184, Art. 8: Whether parish priests and archdeacons are more perfect than religious?
  186. 186II–II · Question 185: Of Things Pertaining to the Episcopal State (eight Articles)
  187. 187II–II · Q. 185, Art. 1: Whether it is lawful to desire the office of a bishop?
  188. 188II–II · Q. 185, Art. 3: Whether he that is appointed to the episcopate ought to be better than others?
  189. 189II–II · Q. 185, Art. 5: Whether it is lawful for a bishop on account of bodily persecution to abandon the flock committed to his care?
  190. 190II–II · Q. 185, Art. 7: Whether bishops sin mortally if they distribute not to the poor the ecclesiastical goods which accrue to them?
  191. 191II–II · Q. 185, Art. 8: Whether religious who are raised to the episcopate are bound to religious observances?
  192. 192II–II · Question 186: Of Those Things in Which the Religious State Properly Consists (ten Articles)
  193. 193II–II · Q. 186, Art. 1: Whether religion implies a state of perfection?
  194. 194II–II · Q. 186, Art. 2: Whether every religious is bound to keep all the counsels?
  195. 195II–II · Q. 186, Art. 3: Whether poverty is required for religious perfection?
  196. 196II–II · Q. 186, Art. 4: Whether perpetual continence is required for religious perfection?
  197. 197II–II · Q. 186, Art. 5: Whether obedience belongs to religious perfection?
  198. 198II–II · Q. 186, Art. 7: Whether it is right to say that religious perfection consists in these three vows?
  199. 199II–II · Q. 186, Art. 8: Whether the vow of obedience is the chief of the three religious vows?
  200. 200II–II · Q. 186, Art. 10: Whether a religious sins more grievously than a secular by the same kind of sin?
  201. 201II–II · Q. 187, Art. 1: Whether it is lawful for religious to teach, preach, and the like?
  202. 202II–II · Q. 187, Art. 3: Whether religious are bound to manual labor?
  203. 203II–II · Q. 187, Art. 4: Whether it is lawful for religious to live on alms?
  204. 204II–II · Q. 187, Art. 5: Whether it is lawful for religious to beg?
  205. 205II–II · Q. 187, Art. 6: Whether it is lawful for religious to wear coarser clothes than others?
  206. 206II–II · Q. 188, Art. 1: Whether there is only one religious order?
  207. 207II–II · Q. 188, Art. 3: Whether a religious order can be directed to soldiering?
  208. 208II–II · Q. 188, Art. 4: Whether a religious order can be established for preaching or hearing confessions?
  209. 209II–II · Q. 188, Art. 6: Whether a religious order that is devoted to the contemplative life is more excellent than on that is given to the active life?
  210. 210II–II · Q. 188, Art. 7: Whether religious perfection is diminished by possessing something in common?
  211. 211II–II · Q. 188, Art. 8: Whether the religious life of those who live in community is more perfect than that of those who lead a solitary life?
  212. 212II–II · Question 189: Of the Entrance Into Religious Life (ten Articles)
  213. 213II–II · Q. 189, Art. 1: Whether those who are not practiced in keeping the commandments should enter religion?
  214. 214II–II · Q. 189, Art. 3: Whether one who is bound by a vow to enter religion is under an obligation of entering religion?
  215. 215II–II · Q. 189, Art. 5: Whether children should be received in religion?
  216. 216II–II · Q. 189, Art. 6: Whether one ought to be withdrawn from entering religion through deference to one's parents?
  217. 217II–II · Q. 189, Art. 8: Whether it is lawful to pass from one religious order to another?
  218. 218II–II · Q. 189, Art. 10: Whether it is praiseworthy to enter religion without taking counsel of many, and previously deliberating for a long time?
  219. 219III · Question 1: Of the Fitness of the Incarnation (six Articles)
  220. 220III · Q. 1, Art. 2: Whether it was necessary for the restoration of the human race that the Word of God should become incarnate?
  221. 221III · Q. 1, Art. 3: Whether, if man had not sinned, God would have become incarnate?
  222. 222III · Q. 1, Art. 5: Whether it was fitting that God should become incarnate in the beginning of the human race?
  223. 223III · Question 2: Of the Mode of Union of the Word Incarnate (twelve Articles)
  224. 224III · Q. 2, Art. 1: Whether the Union of the Incarnate Word took place in the nature?
  225. 225III · Q. 2, Art. 3: Whether the union of the Word Incarnate took place in the suppositum or hypostasis?
  226. 226III · Q. 2, Art. 5: Whether in Christ there is any union of soul and body?
  227. 227III · Q. 2, Art. 6: Whether the human nature was united to the Word of God accidentally?
  228. 228III · Q. 2, Art. 8: Whether union is the same as assumption?
  229. 229III · Q. 2, Art. 10: Whether the union of the Incarnation took place by grace?
  230. 230III · Q. 2, Art. 12: Whether the grace of union was natural to the man Christ?
  231. 231III · Q. 3, Art. 1: Whether it is befitting for a Divine Person to assume?
  232. 232III · Q. 3, Art. 3: Whether the Nature abstracted from the Personality can assume?
  233. 233III · Q. 3, Art. 5: Whether each of the Divine Persons could have assumed human nature?
  234. 234III · Q. 3, Art. 7: Whether one Divine Person can assume two human natures?
  235. 235III · Question 4: Of the Mode of Union on the Part of the Human Nature (six Articles)
  236. 236III · Q. 4, Art. 2: Whether the Son of God assumed a person?
  237. 237III · Q. 4, Art. 4: Whether the Son of God ought to have assumed human nature abstracted from all individuals?
  238. 238III · Q. 4, Art. 6: Whether it was fitting for the Son of God to assume human nature of the stock of Adam?
  239. 239III · Q. 5, Art. 1: Whether the Son of God ought to have assumed a true body?
  240. 240III · Q. 5, Art. 3: Whether the Son of God assumed a soul?
  241. 241III · Question 6: Of the Order of Assumption (six Articles)
  242. 242III · Q. 6, Art. 2: Whether the Son of God assumed a soul through the medium of the spirit or mind?
  243. 243III · Q. 6, Art. 4: Whether the flesh of Christ was assumed by the Word before being united to the soul?
  244. 244III · Q. 6, Art. 6: Whether the human nature was assumed through the medium of grace?
  245. 245III · Question 7: Of the Grace of Christ As an Individual Man (thirteen Articles)
  246. 246III · Q. 7, Art. 1: Whether in the Soul of Christ there was any habitual grace?
  247. 247III · Q. 7, Art. 3: Whether in Christ there was faith?
  248. 248III · Q. 7, Art. 5: Whether in Christ there were the gifts?
  249. 249III · Q. 7, Art. 7: Whether the gratuitous graces were in Christ?
  250. 250III · Q. 7, Art. 9: Whether in Christ there was the fulness of grace?
  251. 251III · Q. 7, Art. 11: Whether the grace of Christ is infinite?
  252. 252III · Q. 7, Art. 13: Whether the habitual grace of Christ followed after the union?
  253. 253III · Q. 8, Art. 1: Whether Christ is the Head of the Church?
  254. 254III · Q. 8, Art. 3: Whether Christ is the Head of all men?
  255. 255III · Q. 8, Art. 5: Whether the grace of Christ, as Head of the Church, is the same as His habitual grace, inasmuch as He is Man?
  256. 256III · Q. 8, Art. 7: Whether the devil is the head of all the wicked?
  257. 257III · Question 9: Of Christ's Knowledge in General (four Articles)
  258. 258III · Q. 9, Art. 2: Whether Christ had the knowledge which the blessed or comprehensors have?
  259. 259III · Q. 9, Art. 4: Whether Christ had any acquired knowledge?
  260. 260III · Q. 10, Art. 1: Whether the soul of Christ comprehended the Word or the Divine Essence?
  261. 261III · Q. 10, Art. 3: Whether the soul of Christ can know the infinite in the Word?
  262. 262III · Question 11: Of the Knowledge Imprinted Or Infused in the Soul of Christ (six Articles)
  263. 263III · Q. 11, Art. 2: Whether Christ could use this knowledge by turning to phantasms?
  264. 264III · Q. 11, Art. 4: Whether in Christ this knowledge was greater than the knowledge of the angels?
  265. 265III · Q. 11, Art. 6: Whether this knowledge was distinguished by divers habits?
  266. 266III · Q. 12, Art. 1: Whether Christ knew all things by this acquired or empiric knowledge?
  267. 267III · Q. 12, Art. 3: Whether Christ learned anything from man?
  268. 268III · Question 13: Of the Power of Christ's Soul (four Articles)
  269. 269III · Q. 13, Art. 2: Whether the soul of Christ had omnipotence with regard to the transmutation of creatures?
  270. 270III · Q. 13, Art. 4: Whether the soul of Christ had omnipotence as regards the execution of His will?
  271. 271III · Q. 14, Art. 1: Whether the Son of God in human nature ought to have assumed defects of body?
  272. 272III · Q. 14, Art. 3: Whether Christ contracted these defects?
  273. 273III · Question 15: Of the Defects of Soul Assumed by Christ (ten Articles)
  274. 274III · Q. 15, Art. 1: Whether there was sin in Christ?
  275. 275III · Q. 15, Art. 3: Whether in Christ there was ignorance?
  276. 276III · Q. 15, Art. 5: Whether there was sensible pain in Christ?
  277. 277III · Q. 15, Art. 7: Whether there was fear in Christ?
  278. 278III · Q. 15, Art. 9: Whether there was anger in Christ?
  279. 279III · Question 16: Of Those Things Which Are Applicable to Christ in His Being and Becoming (twelve Articles)
  280. 280III · Q. 16, Art. 1: Whether this is true: 'God is man'?
  281. 281III · Q. 16, Art. 3: Whether Christ can be called a lordly man?
  282. 282III · Q. 16, Art. 5: Whether what belongs to the human nature can be predicated of the Divine Nature?
  283. 283III · Q. 16, Art. 7: Whether this is true: 'Man was made God'?
  284. 284III · Q. 16, Art. 9: Whether this Man, i.e. Christ, began to be?
  285. 285III · Q. 16, Art. 11: Whether this is true: 'Christ as Man is God'?
  286. 286III · Question 17: Of Christ's Unity of Being (two Articles)
  287. 287III · Q. 17, Art. 1: Whether Christ is one or two?
  288. 288III · Q. 17, Art. 2: Whether there is only one being in Christ?
  289. 289III · Q. 18, Art. 1: Whether there are two wills in Christ?
  290. 290III · Q. 18, Art. 3: Whether in Christ there were two wills as regards the reason?
  291. 291III · Q. 18, Art. 5: Whether the human will of Christ was altogether conformed to the Divine will in the thing willed?
  292. 292III · Question 19: Of the Unity of Christ's Operation (four Articles)
  293. 293III · Q. 19, Art. 1: Whether in Christ there is only one operation of the Godhead and Manhood?
  294. 294III · Q. 19, Art. 2: Whether in Christ there are several human operations?
  295. 295III · Q. 19, Art. 3: Whether the human action of Christ could be meritorious to Him?
  296. 296III · Question 20: Of Christ's Subjection to the Father (two Articles)
  297. 297III · Q. 20, Art. 2: Whether Christ is subject to Himself?
  298. 298III · Q. 21, Art. 1: Whether it is becoming of Christ to pray?
  299. 299III · Q. 21, Art. 3: Whether it was fitting that Christ should pray for Himself?
  300. 300III · Q. 21, Art. 4: Whether Christ's prayer was always heard?
  301. 301III · Q. 22, Art. 1: Whether it is fitting that Christ should be a priest?
  302. 302III · Q. 22, Art. 2: Whether Christ was Himself both priest and victim?
  303. 303III · Q. 22, Art. 4: Whether the effect of the priesthood of Christ pertained not only to others, but also to Himself?
  304. 304III · Q. 22, Art. 6: Whether the priesthood of Christ was according to the order of Melchisedech?
  305. 305III · Q. 23, Art. 1: Whether it is fitting that God should adopt sons?
  306. 306III · Q. 23, Art. 3: Whether it is proper to the rational nature to be adopted?
  307. 307III · Question 24: Of the Predestination of Christ (four Articles)
  308. 308III · Q. 24, Art. 1: Whether it is befitting that Christ should be predestinated?
  309. 309III · Q. 24, Art. 3: Whether Christ's predestination is the exemplar of ours?
  310. 310III · Question 25: Of the Adoration of Christ (six Articles)
  311. 311III · Q. 25, Art. 1: Whether Christ's humanity and Godhead are to be adored with the same adoration?
  312. 312III · Q. 25, Art. 3: Whether the image of Christ should be adored with the adoration of 'latria'?
  313. 313III · Q. 25, Art. 4: Whether Christ's cross should be worshipped with the adoration of 'latria'?
  314. 314III · Q. 25, Art. 5: Whether the Mother of God should be worshipped with the adoration of 'latria'?
  315. 315III · Q. 26, Art. 1: Whether it is proper to Christ to be the Mediator of God and man?
  316. 316III · Q. 26, Art. 2: Whether Christ, is the Mediator of God and men?
  317. 317III · Question 27: Of the Sanctification of the Blessed Virgin (six Articles)
  318. 318III · Q. 27, Art. 1: Whether the Blessed Virgin was sanctified before her birth from the womb?
  319. 319III · Q. 27, Art. 2: Whether the Blessed Virgin was sanctified before animation?
  320. 320III · Q. 27, Art. 3: Whether the Blessed Virgin was cleansed from the infection of the fomes?
  321. 321III · Q. 27, Art. 5: Whether, by her sanctification in the womb, the Blessed Virgin received the fulness of grace?
  322. 322III · Q. 27, Art. 6: Whether after Christ, it was proper to the Blessed Virgin to be sanctified in the womb?
  323. 323III · Q. 28, Art. 1: Whether the Mother of God was a virgin in conceiving Christ?
  324. 324III · Q. 28, Art. 2: Whether Christ's Mother was a virgin in His birth?
  325. 325III · Q. 28, Art. 3: Whether Christ's Mother remained a virgin after His birth?
  326. 326III · Q. 28, Art. 4: Whether the Mother of God took a vow of virginity?
  327. 327III · Q. 29, Art. 1: Whether Christ should have been born of an espoused virgin?
  328. 328III · Q. 29, Art. 2: Whether there was a true marriage between Mary and Joseph?
  329. 329III · Q. 30, Art. 1: Whether it was necessary to announce to the Blessed Virgin that which was to be done in her?
  330. 330III · Q. 30, Art. 2: Whether the annunciation should have been made by an angel to the Blessed Virgin?
  331. 331III · Q. 30, Art. 3: Whether the angel of annunciation should have appeared to the Virgin in a bodily vision?
  332. 332III · Q. 30, Art. 4: Whether the Annunciation took place in becoming order?
  333. 333III · Q. 31, Art. 1: Whether the flesh of Christ was derived from Adam?
  334. 334III · Q. 31, Art. 2: Whether Christ took flesh of the seed of David?
  335. 335III · Q. 31, Art. 3: Whether Christ's genealogy is suitably traced by the evangelists?
  336. 336III · Q. 31, Art. 4: Whether the matter of Christ's body should have been taken from a woman?
  337. 337III · Q. 31, Art. 6: Whether Christ's body was in Adam and the other patriarchs, as to something signate?
  338. 338III · Q. 31, Art. 8: Whether Christ paid tithes in Abraham's loins?
  339. 339III · Q. 32, Art. 1: Whether the accomplishment of Christ's conception should be attributed to the Holy Ghost?
  340. 340III · Q. 32, Art. 3: Whether the Holy Ghost should be called Christ's father in respect of His humanity?
  341. 341III · Question 33: Of the Mode and Order of Christ's Conception (four Articles)
  342. 342III · Q. 33, Art. 1: Whether Christ's body was formed in the first instant of its conception?
  343. 343III · Q. 33, Art. 3: Whether Christ's flesh was first of all conceived and afterwards assumed?
  344. 344III · Question 34: Of the Perfection of the Child Conceived (four Articles)
  345. 345III · Q. 34, Art. 2: Whether Christ as man had the use of free-will in the first instant of His conception?
  346. 346III · Q. 34, Art. 4: Whether Christ was a perfect comprehensor in the first instant of His conception?
  347. 347III · Q. 35, Art. 1: Whether nativity regards the nature rather than the person?
  348. 348III · Q. 35, Art. 3: Whether the Blessed Virgin can be called Christ's Mother in respect of His temporal nativity?
  349. 349III · Q. 35, Art. 5: Whether there are two filiations in Christ?
  350. 350III · Q. 35, Art. 7: Whether Christ should have been born in Bethlehem?
  351. 351III · Q. 35, Art. 8: Whether Christ was born at a fitting time?
  352. 352III · Q. 36, Art. 1: Whether Christ's birth should have been made known to all?
  353. 353III · Q. 36, Art. 2: Whether Christ's birth should have been made known to some?
  354. 354III · Q. 36, Art. 3: Whether those to whom Christ's birth was made known were suitably chosen?
  355. 355III · Q. 36, Art. 5: Whether Christ's birth should have been manifested by means of the angels and the star?
  356. 356III · Q. 36, Art. 6: Whether Christ's birth was made known in a becoming order?
  357. 357III · Q. 36, Art. 8: Whether it was becoming that the Magi should come to adore Christ and pay homage to Him?
  358. 358III · Q. 37, Art. 1: Whether Christ should have been circumcised?
  359. 359III · Q. 37, Art. 2: Whether His name was suitably given to Christ?
  360. 360III · Q. 37, Art. 3: Whether Christ was becomingly presented in the temple?
  361. 361III · Question 38: Of the Baptism of John (six Articles)
  362. 362III · Q. 38, Art. 1: Whether it was fitting that John should baptize?
  363. 363III · Q. 38, Art. 3: Whether grace was given in the baptism of John?
  364. 364III · Q. 38, Art. 5: Whether John's baptism should have ceased after Christ was baptized?
  365. 365III · Q. 38, Art. 6: Whether those who had been baptized with John's baptism had to be baptized with the baptism of Christ?
  366. 366III · Q. 39, Art. 1: Whether it was fitting that Christ should be baptized?
  367. 367III · Q. 39, Art. 3: Whether Christ was baptized at a fitting time?
  368. 368III · Q. 39, Art. 5: Whether the heavens should have been opened unto Christ at His baptism?
  369. 369III · Q. 39, Art. 6: Whether it is fitting to say that when Christ was baptized the Holy Ghost came down on Him in the form of a dove?
  370. 370III · Q. 39, Art. 7: Whether the dove in which the Holy Ghost appeared was real?
  371. 371III · Question 40: Of Christ's Manner of Life (four Articles)
  372. 372III · Q. 40, Art. 2: Whether it was becoming that Christ should lead an austere life in this world?
  373. 373III · Q. 40, Art. 3: Whether Christ should have led a life of poverty in this world?
  374. 374III · Q. 40, Art. 4: Whether Christ conformed His conduct to the Law?
  375. 375III · Q. 41, Art. 1: Whether it was becoming that Christ should be tempted?
  376. 376III · Q. 41, Art. 3: Whether Christ's temptation should have taken place after His fast?
  377. 377III · Q. 41, Art. 4: Whether the mode and order of the temptation were becoming?
  378. 378III · Question 42: Of Christ's Doctrine (four Articles)
  379. 379III · Q. 42, Art. 1: Whether Christ should have preached not only to the Jews, but also to the Gentiles?
  380. 380III · Q. 42, Art. 3: Whether Christ should have taught all things openly?
  381. 381III · Q. 42, Art. 4: Whether Christ should have committed His doctrine to writing?
  382. 382III · Q. 43, Art. 1: Whether Christ should have worked miracles?
  383. 383III · Q. 43, Art. 3: Whether Christ began to work miracles when He changed water into wine at the marriage feast?
  384. 384III · Q. 43, Art. 4: Whether the miracles which Christ worked were a sufficient proof of His Godhead?
  385. 385III · Q. 44, Art. 1: Whether those miracles were fitting which Christ worked in spiritual substances?
  386. 386III · Q. 44, Art. 2: Whether it was fitting that Christ should work miracles in the heavenly bodies?
  387. 387III · Q. 44, Art. 3: Whether Christ worked miracles fittingly on men?
  388. 388III · Q. 44, Art. 4: Whether Christ worked miracles fittingly on irrational creatures?
  389. 389III · Q. 45, Art. 1: Whether it was fitting that Christ should be transfigured?
  390. 390III · Q. 45, Art. 3: Whether the witnesses of the transfiguration were fittingly chosen?
  391. 391III · Question 46: The Passion of Christ (twelve Articles)
  392. 392III · Q. 46, Art. 1: Whether it was necessary for Christ to suffer for the deliverance of the human race?
  393. 393III · Q. 46, Art. 3: Whether there was any more suitable way of delivering the human race than by Christ's Passion?
  394. 394III · Q. 46, Art. 4: Whether Christ ought to have suffered on the cross?
  395. 395III · Q. 46, Art. 5: Whether Christ endured all suffering?
  396. 396III · Q. 46, Art. 6: Whether the pain of Christ's Passion was greater than all other pains?
  397. 397III · Q. 46, Art. 7: Whether Christ suffered in His whole soul?
  398. 398III · Q. 46, Art. 9: Whether Christ suffered at a suitable time?
  399. 399III · Q. 46, Art. 10: Whether Christ suffered in a suitable place?
  400. 400III · Q. 46, Art. 12: Whether Christ's Passion is to be attributed to His Godhead?
  401. 401III · Q. 47, Art. 1: Whether Christ was slain by another or by Himself?
  402. 402III · Q. 47, Art. 3: Whether God the Father delivered up Christ to the Passion?
  403. 403III · Q. 47, Art. 5: Whether Christ's persecutors knew who He was?
  404. 404III · Question 48: Of the Efficiency of Christ's Passion (six Articles)
  405. 405III · Q. 48, Art. 2: Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation by way of atonement?
  406. 406III · Q. 48, Art. 4: Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation by way of redemption?
  407. 407III · Q. 48, Art. 6: Whether Christ's Passion brought about our salvation efficiently?
  408. 408III · Q. 49, Art. 1: Whether we were delivered from sin through Christ's Passion?
  409. 409III · Q. 49, Art. 3: Whether men were freed from the punishment of sin through Christ's Passion?
  410. 410III · Q. 49, Art. 5: Whether Christ opened the gate of heaven to us by His Passion?
  411. 411III · Question 50: Of the Death of Christ (six Articles)
  412. 412III · Q. 50, Art. 2: Whether the Godhead was separated from the flesh when Christ died?
  413. 413III · Q. 50, Art. 4: Whether Christ was a man during the three days of His death?
  414. 414III · Q. 50, Art. 6: Whether Christ's death conduced in any way to our salvation?
  415. 415III · Q. 51, Art. 1: Whether it was fitting for Christ to be buried?
  416. 416III · Q. 51, Art. 3: Whether Christ's body was reduced to dust in the tomb?
  417. 417III · Question 52: Of Christ's Descent Into Hell (eight Articles)
  418. 418III · Q. 52, Art. 2: Whether Christ went down into the hell of the lost?
  419. 419III · Q. 52, Art. 4: Whether Christ made any stay in hell?
  420. 420III · Q. 52, Art. 6: Whether Christ delivered any of the lost from hell?
  421. 421III · Q. 52, Art. 8: Whether Christ by His descent into hell delivered souls from purgatory?
  422. 422III · Q. 53, Art. 1: Whether it was necessary for Christ to rise again?
  423. 423III · Q. 53, Art. 3: Whether Christ was the first to rise from the dead?
  424. 424III · Question 54: Of the Quality of Christ Rising Again (four Articles)
  425. 425III · Q. 54, Art. 2: Whether Christ's body rose glorified?
  426. 426III · Q. 54, Art. 4: Whether Christ's body ought to have risen with its scars?
  427. 427III · Q. 55, Art. 1: Whether Christ's Resurrection ought to have been manifested to all?
  428. 428III · Q. 55, Art. 3: Whether Christ ought to have lived constantly with His disciples after the Resurrection?
  429. 429III · Q. 55, Art. 5: Whether Christ should have demonstrated the truth of His Resurrection by proofs?
  430. 430III · Q. 55, Art. 6: Whether the proofs which Christ made use of manifested sufficiently the truth of His Resurrection?
  431. 431III · Q. 56, Art. 1: Whether Christ's Resurrection is the cause of the resurrection of our bodies?
  432. 432III · Question 57: Of the Ascension of Christ (six Articles)
  433. 433III · Q. 57, Art. 1: Whether it was fitting for Christ to ascend into heaven?
  434. 434III · Q. 57, Art. 2: Whether Christ's Ascension into heaven belonged to Him according to His Divine Nature?
  435. 435III · Q. 57, Art. 4: Whether Christ ascended above all the heavens?
  436. 436III · Q. 57, Art. 6: Whether Christ's Ascension is the cause of our salvation?
  437. 437III · Q. 58, Art. 1: Whether it is fitting that Christ should sit at the right hand of God the Father?
  438. 438III · Q. 58, Art. 3: Whether it belongs to Christ as man to sit at the right hand of the Father?
  439. 439III · Question 59: Of Christ's Judiciary Power (six Articles)
  440. 440III · Q. 59, Art. 2: Whether judiciary power belongs to Christ as man?
  441. 441III · Q. 59, Art. 4: Whether judiciary power belongs to Christ with respect to all human affairs?
  442. 442III · Q. 59, Art. 5: Whether after the Judgment that takes place in the present time, there remains yet another General Judgment?
  443. 443III · Question 60: What Is a Sacrament? (eight Articles)
  444. 444III · Q. 60, Art. 2: Whether every sign of a holy thing is a sacrament?
  445. 445III · Q. 60, Art. 4: Whether a sacrament is always something sensible?
  446. 446III · Q. 60, Art. 6: Whether words are required for the signification of the sacraments?
  447. 447III · Q. 60, Art. 8: Whether it is lawful to add anything to the words in which the sacramental form consists?
  448. 448III · Q. 61, Art. 1: Whether sacraments are necessary for man's salvation?
  449. 449III · Q. 61, Art. 3: Whether there should have been sacraments after sin, before Christ?
  450. 450III · Question 62: Of the Sacraments' Principal Effect, Which Is Grace (six Articles)
  451. 451III · Q. 62, Art. 2: Whether sacramental grace confers anything in addition to the grace of the virtues and gifts?
  452. 452III · Q. 62, Art. 4: Whether there be in the sacraments a power of causing grace?
  453. 453III · Q. 62, Art. 6: Whether the sacraments of the Old Law caused grace?
  454. 454III · Q. 63, Art. 1: Whether a sacrament imprints a character on the soul?
  455. 455III · Q. 63, Art. 2: Whether a character is a spiritual power?
  456. 456III · Q. 63, Art. 4: Whether the character be subjected in the powers of the soul?
  457. 457III · Q. 63, Art. 6: Whether a character is imprinted by each sacrament of the New Law?
  458. 458III · Question 64: Of the Causes of the Sacraments (ten Articles)
  459. 459III · Q. 64, Art. 2: Whether the sacraments are instituted by God alone?
  460. 460III · Q. 64, Art. 4: Whether Christ could communicate to ministers the power which He had in the sacraments?
  461. 461III · Q. 64, Art. 6: Whether wicked men sin in administering the sacraments?
  462. 462III · Q. 64, Art. 8: Whether the minister's intention is required for the validity of a sacrament?
  463. 463III · Q. 64, Art. 10: Whether the validity of a sacrament requires a good intention in the minister?
  464. 464III · Q. 65, Art. 1: Whether there should be seven sacraments?
  465. 465III · Q. 65, Art. 2: Whether the order of the sacraments, as given above, is becoming?
  466. 466III · Q. 65, Art. 3: Whether the Eucharist is the greatest of the sacraments?
  467. 467III · Q. 65, Art. 4: Whether all the sacraments are necessary for salvation?
  468. 468III · Question 66: Of the Sacrament of Baptism (twelve Articles)
  469. 469III · Q. 66, Art. 1: Whether Baptism is the mere washing?
  470. 470III · Q. 66, Art. 3: Whether water is the proper matter of Baptism?
  471. 471III · Q. 66, Art. 4: Whether plain water is necessary for Baptism?
  472. 472III · Q. 66, Art. 5: Whether this be a suitable form of Baptism: 'I baptize thee in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost'?
  473. 473III · Q. 66, Art. 6: Whether Baptism can be conferred in the name of Christ?
  474. 474III · Q. 66, Art. 8: Whether trine immersion is essential to Baptism?
  475. 475III · Q. 66, Art. 9: Whether Baptism may be reiterated?
  476. 476III · Q. 66, Art. 10: Whether the Church observes a suitable rite in baptizing?
  477. 477III · Q. 66, Art. 12: Whether the Baptism of Blood is the most excellent of these?
  478. 478III · Q. 67, Art. 1: Whether it is part of a deacon's duty to baptize?
  479. 479III · Q. 67, Art. 3: Whether a layman can baptize?
  480. 480III · Q. 67, Art. 5: Whether one that is not baptized can confer the sacrament of Baptism?
  481. 481III · Q. 67, Art. 7: Whether in Baptism it is necessary for someone to raise the baptized from the sacred font?
  482. 482III · Question 68: Of Those Who Receive Baptism (twelve Articles)
  483. 483III · Q. 68, Art. 2: Whether a man can be saved without Baptism?
  484. 484III · Q. 68, Art. 4: Whether sinners should be baptized?
  485. 485III · Q. 68, Art. 6: Whether sinners who are going to be baptized are bound to confess their sins?
  486. 486III · Q. 68, Art. 8: Whether faith is required on the part of the one baptized?
  487. 487III · Q. 68, Art. 10: Whether children of Jews or other unbelievers be baptized against the will of their parents?
  488. 488III · Q. 68, Art. 12: Whether madmen and imbeciles should be baptized?
  489. 489III · Question 69: Of the Effects of Baptism (ten Articles)
  490. 490III · Q. 69, Art. 2: Whether man is freed by Baptism from all debt of punishment due to sin?
  491. 491III · Q. 69, Art. 4: Whether grace and virtues are bestowed on man by Baptism?
  492. 492III · Q. 69, Art. 6: Whether children receive grace and virtue in Baptism?
  493. 493III · Q. 69, Art. 8: Whether Baptism has an equal effect in all?
  494. 494III · Q. 69, Art. 10: Whether Baptism produces its effect when the insincerity ceases?
  495. 495III · Q. 70, Art. 1: Whether circumcision was a preparation for, and a figure of Baptism?
  496. 496III · Q. 70, Art. 3: Whether the rite of circumcision was fitting?
  497. 497III · Q. 70, Art. 4: Whether circumcision bestowed sanctifying grace?
  498. 498III · Q. 71, Art. 1: Whether catechism should precede Baptism?
  499. 499III · Q. 71, Art. 3: Whether what is done in the exorcism effects anything, or is a mere sign?
  500. 500III · Question 72: Confirmation
  501. 501III · Q. 72, Art. 1: Whether confirmation is a sacrament?
  502. 502III · Q. 72, Art. 2: Whether chrism is a fitting matter for this sacrament?
  503. 503III · Q. 72, Art. 4: Whether the proper form of this sacrament is: 'I sign thee with the sign of the cross,' etc.?
  504. 504III · Q. 72, Art. 6: Whether the character of Confirmation presupposes of necessity, the baptismal character?
  505. 505III · Q. 72, Art. 8: Whether this sacrament should be given to all?
  506. 506III · Q. 72, Art. 10: Whether he who is confirmed needs one to stand* for him?
  507. 507III · Q. 72, Art. 12: Whether the rite of this sacrament is appropriate?
  508. 508III · Q. 73, Art. 1: Whether the Eucharist is a sacrament?
  509. 509III · Q. 73, Art. 3: Whether the Eucharist is necessary for salvation?
  510. 510III · Q. 73, Art. 4: Whether this sacrament is suitably called by various names?
  511. 511III · Q. 73, Art. 5: Whether the institution of this sacrament was appropriate?
  512. 512III · Question 74: Of the Matter of This Sacrament (eight Articles)
  513. 513III · Q. 74, Art. 1: Whether the matter of this sacrament is bread and wine?
  514. 514III · Q. 74, Art. 3: Whether wheaten bread is required for the matter of this sacrament?
  515. 515III · Q. 74, Art. 4: Whether this sacrament ought to be made of unleavened bread?
  516. 516III · Q. 74, Art. 6: Whether water should be mixed with the wine?
  517. 517III · Q. 74, Art. 8: Whether water should be added in great quantity?
  518. 518III · Q. 75, Art. 1: Whether the body of Christ be in this sacrament in very truth, or merely as in a figure or sign?
  519. 519III · Q. 75, Art. 2: Whether in this sacrament the substance of the bread and wine remains after the consecration?
  520. 520III · Q. 75, Art. 4: Whether bread can be converted into the body of Christ?
  521. 521III · Q. 75, Art. 6: Whether the substantial form of the bread remains in this sacrament after the consecration?
  522. 522III · Q. 75, Art. 7: Whether this change is wrought instantaneously?
  523. 523III · Q. 75, Art. 8: Whether this proposition is false: 'The body of Christ is made out of bread'?
  524. 524III · Question 76: Of the Way in Which Christ Is in This Sacrament (eight Articles)
  525. 525III · Q. 76, Art. 2: Whether the whole Christ is contained under each species of this sacrament?
  526. 526III · Q. 76, Art. 4: Whether the whole dimensive quantity of Christ's body is in this sacrament?
  527. 527III · Q. 76, Art. 6: Whether Christ's body is in this sacrament movably?
  528. 528III · Q. 76, Art. 8: Whether Christ's body is truly there when flesh or a child appears miraculously in this sacrament?
  529. 529III · Q. 77, Art. 1: Whether the accidents remain in this sacrament without a subject?
  530. 530III · Q. 77, Art. 2: Whether in this sacrament the dimensive quantity of the bread or wine is the subject of the other accidents?
  531. 531III · Q. 77, Art. 4: Whether the sacramental species can be corrupted?
  532. 532III · Q. 77, Art. 5: Whether anything can be generated from the sacramental species?
  533. 533III · Q. 77, Art. 7: Whether the sacramental species are broken in this sacrament?
  534. 534III · Q. 77, Art. 8: Whether any liquid can be mingled with the consecrated wine?
  535. 535III · Q. 78, Art. 1: Whether this is the form of this sacrament: 'This is My body,' and 'This is the chalice of My blood'?
  536. 536III · Q. 78, Art. 2: Whether this is the proper form for the consecration of the bread: 'This is My body'?
  537. 537III · Q. 78, Art. 3: Whether this is the proper form for the consecration of the wine: 'This is the chalice of My blood,' etc.?
  538. 538III · Q. 78, Art. 4: Whether in the aforesaid words of the forms there be any created power which causes the consecration?
  539. 539III · Q. 78, Art. 5: Whether the aforesaid expressions are true?
  540. 540III · Question 79: Of the Effects of This Sacrament (eight Articles)
  541. 541III · Q. 79, Art. 1: Whether grace is bestowed through this sacrament?
  542. 542III · Q. 79, Art. 3: Whether the forgiveness of mortal sin is an effect of this sacrament?
  543. 543III · Q. 79, Art. 5: Whether the entire punishment due to sin is forgiven through this sacrament?
  544. 544III · Q. 79, Art. 7: Whether this sacrament benefit others besides the recipients?
  545. 545III · Question 80: Of the Use Or Receiving of This Sacrament in General (twelve Articles)
  546. 546III · Q. 80, Art. 2: Whether it belongs to man alone to eat this sacrament spiritually?
  547. 547III · Q. 80, Art. 4: Whether the sinner sins in receiving Christ's body sacramentally?
  548. 548III · Q. 80, Art. 5: Whether to approach this sacrament with consciousness of sin is the gravest of all sins?
  549. 549III · Q. 80, Art. 7: Whether the seminal loss that occurs during sleep hinders anyone from receiving this sacrament?
  550. 550III · Q. 80, Art. 8: Whether food or drink taken beforehand hinders the receiving of this sacrament?
  551. 551III · Q. 80, Art. 9: Whether those who have not the use of reason ought to receive this sacrament?
  552. 552III · Q. 80, Art. 10: Whether it is lawful to receive this sacrament daily?
  553. 553III · Q. 80, Art. 12: Whether it is lawful to receive the body of Christ without the blood?
  554. 554III · Q. 81, Art. 1: Whether Christ received His own body and blood?
  555. 555III · Q. 81, Art. 3: Whether Christ received and gave to the disciples His impassible body?
  556. 556III · Question 82: Of the Minister of This Sacrament (ten Articles)
  557. 557III · Q. 82, Art. 1: Whether the consecration of this sacrament belongs to a priest alone?
  558. 558III · Q. 82, Art. 3: Whether dispensing of this sacrament belongs to a priest alone?
  559. 559III · Q. 82, Art. 5: Whether a wicked priest can consecrate the Eucharist?
  560. 560III · Q. 82, Art. 7: Whether heretics, schismatics, and excommunicated persons can consecrate?
  561. 561III · Q. 82, Art. 9: Whether it is permissible to receive communion from heretical, excommunicate, or sinful priests, and to hear mass said by them?
  562. 562III · Question 83: Of the Rite of This Sacrament (six Articles)
  563. 563III · Q. 83, Art. 2: Whether the time for celebrating this mystery has been properly determined?
  564. 564III · Q. 83, Art. 3: Whether this sacrament ought to be celebrated in a house and with sacred vessels?
  565. 565III · Q. 83, Art. 4: Whether the words spoken in this sacrament are properly framed?
  566. 566III · Q. 83, Art. 5: Whether the actions performed in celebrating this sacrament are becoming?
  567. 567III · Q. 83, Art. 6: Whether the defects occurring during the celebration of this sacrament can be sufficiently met by observing the Church's statutes?
  568. 568III · Question 84: Of the Sacrament of Penance (ten Articles)
  569. 569III · Q. 84, Art. 2: Whether sins are the proper matter of this sacrament?
  570. 570III · Q. 84, Art. 3: Whether the form of this sacrament is: 'I absolve thee'?
  571. 571III · Q. 84, Art. 4: Whether the imposition of the priest's hands is necessary for this sacrament?
  572. 572III · Q. 84, Art. 6: Whether Penance is a second plank after shipwreck?
  573. 573III · Q. 84, Art. 7: Whether this sacrament was suitably instituted in the New Law?
  574. 574III · Q. 84, Art. 9: Whether Penance can be continuous?
  575. 575III · Q. 84, Art. 10: Whether the sacrament of Penance may be repeated?
  576. 576III · Q. 85, Art. 1: Whether Penance is a virtue?
  577. 577III · Q. 85, Art. 3: Whether the virtue of penance is a species of justice?
  578. 578III · Q. 85, Art. 5: Whether penance originates from fear?
  579. 579III · Question 86: Of the Effect of Penance, As Regards the Pardon of Mortal Sin (six Articles)
  580. 580III · Q. 86, Art. 2: Whether sin can be pardoned without Penance?
  581. 581III · Q. 86, Art. 3: Whether by Penance one sin can be pardoned without another?
  582. 582III · Q. 86, Art. 5: Whether the remnants of sin are removed when a mortal sin is forgiven?
  583. 583III · Question 87: Of the Remission of Venial Sin (four Articles)
  584. 584III · Q. 87, Art. 2: Whether infusion of grace is necessary for the remission of venial sins?
  585. 585III · Q. 87, Art. 4: Whether venial sin can be taken away without mortal sin?
  586. 586III · Q. 88, Art. 1: Whether sins once forgiven return through a subsequent sin?
  587. 587III · Q. 88, Art. 2: Whether sins that have been forgiven, return through ingratitude which is shown especially in four kinds of sin?
  588. 588III · Q. 88, Art. 4: Whether the ingratitude whereby a subsequent sin causes the return of previous sins, is a special sin?
  589. 589III · Q. 89, Art. 1: Whether the virtues are restored through Penance?
  590. 590III · Q. 89, Art. 3: Whether, by Penance, man is restored to his former dignity?
  591. 591III · Q. 89, Art. 5: Whether deeds deadened by sin, are revived by Penance?
  592. 592III · Question 90: Of the Parts of Penance, in General (four Articles)
  593. 593III · Q. 90, Art. 2: Whether contrition, confession, and satisfaction are fittingly assigned as parts of Penance?
  594. 594III · Q. 90, Art. 4: Whether Penance is fittingly divided into penance before Baptism, penance for mortal sins, and penance for venial sins?
  595. 595Supp. · Q. 1, Art. 1: Whether contrition is an assumed sorrow for sins, together with the purpose of confessing them and of making satisfaction for them?
  596. 596Supp. · Q. 1, Art. 3: Whether attrition can become contrition?
  597. 597Supp. · Q. 2, Art. 2: Whether contrition should be on account of original sin?
  598. 598Supp. · Q. 2, Art. 3: Whether we should have contrition for every actual sin?
  599. 599Supp. · Q. 2, Art. 5: Whether a man ought to have contrition for another's sin?
  600. 600Supp. · Q. 3, Art. 1: Whether contrition is the greatest possible sorrow in the world?
  601. 601Supp. · Q. 3, Art. 3: Whether sorrow for one sin should be greater than for another?
  602. 602Supp. · Q. 4, Art. 1: Whether the whole of this life is the time for contrition?
  603. 603Supp. · Q. 4, Art. 3: Whether our souls are contrite for sins even after this life?
  604. 604Supp. · Q. 5, Art. 1: Whether the forgiveness of sin is the effect of contrition?
  605. 605Supp. · Q. 5, Art. 3: Whether slight contrition suffices to blot out great sins?
  606. 606Supp. · Q. 6, Art. 1: Whether confession is necessary for salvation?
  607. 607Supp. · Q. 6, Art. 3: Whether all are bound to confession?
  608. 608Supp. · Q. 6, Art. 4: Whether it is lawful for a man to confess a sin which he has not committed?
  609. 609Supp. · Q. 6, Art. 5: Whether one is bound to confess at once?
  610. 610Supp. · Question 7: Of the Nature of Confession (three Articles)
  611. 611Supp. · Q. 7, Art. 2: Whether confession is an act of virtue?
  612. 612Supp. · Q. 7, Art. 3: Whether confession is an act of the virtue of penance?
  613. 613Supp. · Q. 8, Art. 1: Whether it is necessary to confess to a priest?
  614. 614Supp. · Q. 8, Art. 3: Whether, outside a case of necessity, anyone who is not a priest may hear the confession of venial sins?
  615. 615Supp. · Q. 8, Art. 4: Whether it is necessary for one to confess to one's own priest?
  616. 616Supp. · Q. 8, Art. 5: Whether it is lawful for anyone to confess to another than his own priest, in virtue of a privilege or a command given by a superior?
  617. 617Supp. · Q. 8, Art. 7: Whether the temporal punishment is imposed according to the degree of the fault?
  618. 618Supp. · Q. 9, Art. 1: Whether confession can be lacking in form?
  619. 619Supp. · Q. 9, Art. 3: Whether one may confess through another, or by writing?
  620. 620Supp. · Q. 9, Art. 4: Whether the sixteen conditions usually assigned are necessary for confession?
  621. 621Supp. · Question 10: Of the Effect of Confession (five Articles)
  622. 622Supp. · Q. 10, Art. 3: Whether confession opens paradise?
  623. 623Supp. · Q. 10, Art. 5: Whether a general confession suffices to blot out forgotten mortal sins?
  624. 624Supp. · Q. 11, Art. 1: Whether in every case the priest is bound to hide the sins which he knows under the seal of confession?
  625. 625Supp. · Q. 11, Art. 3: Whether the priest alone is bound by the seal of confession?
  626. 626Supp. · Q. 11, Art. 4: Whether by the penitent's permission, a priest may reveal to another a sin which he knows under the seal of confession?
  627. 627Supp. · Q. 11, Art. 5: Whether a man may reveal that which he knows through confession and through some other source besides?
  628. 628Supp. · Q. 12, Art. 1: Whether satisfaction is a virtue or an act of virtue?
  629. 629Supp. · Q. 12, Art. 3: Whether the definition of satisfaction given in the text is suitable?
  630. 630Supp. · Q. 13, Art. 1: Whether man can make satisfaction to God?
  631. 631Supp. · Q. 13, Art. 2: Whether one man can fulfill satisfactory punishment for another?
  632. 632Supp. · Q. 14, Art. 1: Whether a man can satisfy for one sin without satisfying for another?
  633. 633Supp. · Q. 14, Art. 2: Whether, when deprived of charity, a man can make satisfaction for sins for which he was previously contrite?
  634. 634Supp. · Q. 14, Art. 4: Whether works done without charity merit any, at least temporal, good?
  635. 635Supp. · Question 15: Of the Means of Making Satisfaction (three Articles)
  636. 636Supp. · Q. 15, Art. 2: Whether the scourges of the present life are satisfactory?
  637. 637Supp. · Q. 15, Art. 3: Whether the works of satisfaction are suitably enumerated?
  638. 638Supp. · Q. 16, Art. 1: Whether penance can be in the innocent?
  639. 639Supp. · Q. 16, Art. 3: Whether an angel can be the subject of penance?
  640. 640Supp. · Q. 17, Art. 1: Whether there should be keys in the Church?
  641. 641Supp. · Q. 17, Art. 2: Whether the key is the power of binding and loosing, etc.?
  642. 642Supp. · Q. 17, Art. 3: Whether there are two keys or only one?
  643. 643Supp. · Q. 18, Art. 1: Whether the power of the keys extends to the remission of guilt?
  644. 644Supp. · Q. 18, Art. 2: Whether a priest can remit sin as to the punishment?
  645. 645Supp. · Q. 18, Art. 4: Whether the priest can bind and loose according to his own judgment?
  646. 646Supp. · Q. 19, Art. 1: Whether the priest of the Law had the keys?
  647. 647Supp. · Q. 19, Art. 3: Whether priests alone have the keys?
  648. 648Supp. · Q. 19, Art. 5: Whether wicked priests have the use of the keys?
  649. 649Supp. · Question 20: Of Those on Whom the Power of the Keys Can Be Exercised (three Articles)
  650. 650Supp. · Q. 20, Art. 2: Whether a priest can always absolve his subject?
  651. 651Supp. · Question 21: Of the Definition, Congruity and Cause of Excommunication (four Articles)
  652. 652Supp. · Q. 21, Art. 1: Whether excommunication is suitably defined as separation from the communion of the Church, etc?
  653. 653Supp. · Q. 21, Art. 3: Whether anyone should be excommunicated for inflicting temporal harm?
  654. 654Supp. · Q. 22, Art. 1: Whether every priest can excommunicate?
  655. 655Supp. · Q. 22, Art. 4: Whether a man can excommunicate himself, his equal, or his superior?
  656. 656Supp. · Question 23: Of Communication With Excommunicated Persons (three Articles)
  657. 657Supp. · Q. 23, Art. 3: Whether it is always a mortal sin to communicate with an excommunicated person in other cases than those in which it is allowed?
  658. 658Supp. · Q. 24, Art. 1: Whether any priest can absolve his subject from excommunication?
  659. 659Supp. · Q. 24, Art. 3: Whether a man can be absolved from one excommunication without being absolved from all?
  660. 660Supp. · Q. 25, Art. 1: Whether an indulgence can remit any part of the punishment due for the satisfaction of sins?
  661. 661Supp. · Q. 25, Art. 2: Whether indulgences are as effective as they claim to be?
  662. 662Supp. · Q. 25, Art. 3: Whether an indulgence ought to be granted for temporal help?
  663. 663Supp. · Q. 26, Art. 2: Whether a deacon or another who is not a priest can grant an indulgence?
  664. 664Supp. · Question 27: Of Those Whom Indulgences Avail (four Articles)
  665. 665Supp. · Q. 27, Art. 3: Whether an indulgence can ever be granted to one who does not fulfill the conditions required?
  666. 666Supp. · Q. 28, Art. 1: Whether a penance should be published or solemnized?
  667. 667Supp. · Q. 28, Art. 3: Whether solemn penance should be imposed on women and clerics, and whether any priest can impose it?
  668. 668Supp. · Question 29: Extreme Unction
  669. 669Supp. · Q. 29, Art. 2: Whether Extreme Unction is one sacrament?
  670. 670Supp. · Q. 29, Art. 4: Whether olive oil is a suitable matter for this sacrament?
  671. 671Supp. · Q. 29, Art. 6: Whether the matter of this sacrament need be consecrated by a bishop?
  672. 672Supp. · Q. 29, Art. 8: Whether the form of this sacrament should be expressed by way of assertion or of petition?
  673. 673Supp. · Q. 30, Art. 1: Whether Extreme Unction avails for the remission of sins?
  674. 674Supp. · Q. 30, Art. 3: Whether this sacrament imprints a character?
  675. 675Supp. · Q. 31, Art. 2: Whether deacons can confer this sacrament?
  676. 676Supp. · Q. 32, Art. 1: Whether this sacrament ought to be conferred on those who are in good health?
  677. 677Supp. · Q. 32, Art. 4: Whether this sacrament should be given to children?
  678. 678Supp. · Q. 32, Art. 6: Whether the parts to be anointed are suitably assigned?
  679. 679Supp. · Q. 33, Art. 1: Whether this sacrament ought to be repeated?
  680. 680Supp. · Q. 34, Art. 1: Whether there should be Order in the Church?
  681. 681Supp. · Q. 34, Art. 3: Whether Order is a sacrament?
  682. 682Supp. · Q. 34, Art. 5: Whether this sacrament has any matter?
  683. 683Supp. · Q. 35, Art. 1: Whether sanctifying grace is conferred in the sacrament of Order?
  684. 684Supp. · Q. 35, Art. 3: Whether the character of Order presupposes the baptismal character?
  685. 685Supp. · Question 36: Of the Qualities Required of Those Who Receive This Sacrament (five Articles)
  686. 686Supp. · Q. 36, Art. 2: Whether knowledge of all Holy Writ is required?
  687. 687Supp. · Q. 36, Art. 4: Whether he who raises the unworthy to Orders commits a sin?
  688. 688Supp. · Q. 36, Art. 5: Whether a man who is in sin can without sin exercise the Order he has received?
  689. 689Supp. · Q. 37, Art. 1: Whether we ought to distinguish several Orders?
  690. 690Supp. · Q. 37, Art. 2: Whether there are seven Orders?
  691. 691Supp. · Q. 37, Art. 4: Whether the acts of the Orders are rightly assigned in the text?
  692. 692Supp. · Q. 37, Art. 5: Whether the character is imprinted on a priest when the chalice is handed to him?
  693. 693Supp. · Q. 38, Art. 1: Whether a bishop alone confers the sacrament of Order?
  694. 694Supp. · Q. 38, Art. 2: Whether heretics and those who are cut off from the Church can confer Orders?
  695. 695Supp. · Q. 39, Art. 1: Whether the female sex is an impediment to receiving Orders?
  696. 696Supp. · Q. 39, Art. 3: Whether the state of slavery is an impediment to receiving Orders?
  697. 697Supp. · Q. 39, Art. 5: Whether those of illegitimate birth should be debarred from receiving Orders?
  698. 698Supp. · Q. 40, Art. 1: Whether those who are ordained ought to wear the tonsure?
  699. 699Supp. · Q. 40, Art. 3: Whether by receiving the tonsure a man renounces temporal goods?
  700. 700Supp. · Q. 40, Art. 5: Whether the episcopate is an Order?
  701. 701Supp. · Q. 40, Art. 7: Whether the vestments of the ministers are fittingly instituted in the Church?
  702. 702Supp. · Question 41: Matrimony
  703. 703Supp. · Q. 41, Art. 1: Whether matrimony is of natural law?
  704. 704Supp. · Q. 41, Art. 3: Whether the marriage act is always sinful?
  705. 705Supp. · Q. 41, Art. 4: Whether the marriage act is meritorious?
  706. 706Supp. · Q. 42, Art. 1: Whether matrimony is a sacrament?
  707. 707Supp. · Q. 42, Art. 2: Whether this sacrament ought to have been instituted before sin was committed?
  708. 708Supp. · Q. 42, Art. 3: Whether matrimony confers grace?
  709. 709Supp. · Q. 42, Art. 4: Whether carnal intercourse is an integral part of this sacrament?
  710. 710Supp. · Q. 43, Art. 1: Whether a betrothal is a promise of future marriage?
  711. 711Supp. · Q. 43, Art. 2: Whether seven years is fittingly assigned as the age for betrothal?
  712. 712Supp. · Q. 43, Art. 3: Whether a betrothal can be dissolved?
  713. 713Supp. · Q. 44, Art. 1: Whether matrimony is a kind of joining?
  714. 714Supp. · Q. 44, Art. 3: Whether matrimony is fittingly defined in the text?
  715. 715Supp. · Q. 45, Art. 1: Whether consent is the efficient cause of matrimony?
  716. 716Supp. · Q. 45, Art. 3: Whether consent given in words expressive of the future makes a marriage?
  717. 717Supp. · Q. 45, Art. 5: Whether consent given secretly in words of the present makes a marriage?
  718. 718Supp. · Q. 46, Art. 1: Whether an oath added to the consent that is expressed in words of the future tense makes a marriage?
  719. 719Supp. · Q. 46, Art. 2: Whether carnal intercourse after consent expressed in words of the future makes a marriage?
  720. 720Supp. · Q. 47, Art. 1: Whether a compulsory consent is possible?
  721. 721Supp. · Q. 47, Art. 2: Whether a constant man can be compelled by fear?
  722. 722Supp. · Q. 47, Art. 4: Whether compulsory consent makes a marriage as regards the party who uses compulsion?
  723. 723Supp. · Q. 47, Art. 6: Whether one can be compelled by one's father's command to marry?
  724. 724Supp. · Q. 48, Art. 1: Whether the consent that makes a marriage is a consent to carnal intercourse?
  725. 725Supp. · Q. 48, Art. 2: Whether marriage can result from one person's consent to take another for a base motive?
  726. 726Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 1: Whether certain blessings are necessary in order to excuse marriage?
  727. 727Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 2: Whether the goods of marriage are sufficiently enumerated?
  728. 728Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 3: Whether the sacrament is the chief of the marriage goods?
  729. 729Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 4: Whether the marriage act is excused by the aforesaid goods?
  730. 730Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 5: Whether the marriage act can be excused without the marriage goods?
  731. 731Supp. · Q. 49, Art. 6: Whether it is a mortal sin for a man to have knowledge of his wife, with the intention not of a marriage good but merely of pleasure?
  732. 732Supp. · Q. 50, Art. 1: Whether it is fitting that impediments should be assigned to marriage?
  733. 733Supp. · Question 51: Of the Impediment of Error (two Articles)
  734. 734Supp. · Q. 51, Art. 1: Whether it is right to reckon error as an impediment to marriage?
  735. 735Supp. · Q. 51, Art. 2: Whether every error is an impediment to matrimony?
  736. 736Supp. · Question 52: Of the Impediment of the Condition of Slavery (four Articles)
  737. 737Supp. · Q. 52, Art. 1: Whether the condition of slavery is an impediment to matrimony?
  738. 738Supp. · Q. 52, Art. 2: Whether a slave can marry without his master's consent?
  739. 739Supp. · Q. 52, Art. 3: Whether slavery can supervene to marriage?
  740. 740Supp. · Q. 52, Art. 4: Whether children should follow the condition of their father?
  741. 741Supp. · Q. 53, Art. 1: Whether marriage already contracted should be annulled by the obligation of a simple vow?
  742. 742Supp. · Q. 53, Art. 3: Whether order is an impediment to matrimony?
  743. 743Supp. · Q. 53, Art. 4: Whether a sacred order cannot supervene to matrimony?
  744. 744Supp. · Q. 54, Art. 1: Whether consanguinity is rightly defined?
  745. 745Supp. · Q. 54, Art. 2: Whether consanguinity is fittingly distinguished by degrees and lines?
  746. 746Supp. · Q. 54, Art. 3: Whether consanguinity is an impediment to marriage by virtue of the natural law?
  747. 747Supp. · Q. 54, Art. 4: Whether the degrees of consanguinity that are an impediment to marriage could be fixed by the Church?
  748. 748Supp. · Question 55: Of the Impediment of Affinity (eleven Articles)
  749. 749Supp. · Q. 55, Art. 1: Whether a person contracts affinity through the marriage of a blood-relation?
  750. 750Supp. · Q. 55, Art. 3: Whether unlawful intercourse causes affinity?
  751. 751Supp. · Q. 55, Art. 5: Whether affinity is a cause of affinity?
  752. 752Supp. · Q. 55, Art. 7: Whether affinity in itself admits of degrees?
  753. 753Supp. · Q. 55, Art. 10: Whether it is necessary to proceed by way of accusation for the annulment of a marriage contracted by persons related to each other by affinity or consanguinity?
  754. 754Supp. · Question 56: Of the Impediment of Spiritual Relationship (five Articles)
  755. 755Supp. · Q. 56, Art. 1: Whether spiritual relationship is an impediment to marriage?
  756. 756Supp. · Q. 56, Art. 2: Whether spiritual relationship is contracted by baptism only?
  757. 757Supp. · Q. 56, Art. 3: Whether spiritual relationship is contracted between the person baptized and the person who raises him from the sacred font?
  758. 758Supp. · Q. 56, Art. 4: Whether spiritual relationship passes from husband to wife?
  759. 759Supp. · Question 57: Of Legal Relationship, Which Is by Adoption (three Articles)
  760. 760Supp. · Q. 57, Art. 1: Whether adoption is rightly defined?
  761. 761Supp. · Q. 57, Art. 2: Whether a tie that is an impediment to marriage is contracted through adoption?
  762. 762Supp. · Q. 57, Art. 3: Whether legal relationship is contracted only between the adopting father and the adopted child?
  763. 763Supp. · Q. 58, Art. 1: Whether impotence is an impediment to marriage?
  764. 764Supp. · Q. 58, Art. 2: Whether a spell can be an impediment to marriage?
  765. 765Supp. · Q. 58, Art. 3: Whether madness is an impediment to marriage?
  766. 766Supp. · Q. 58, Art. 5: Whether defective age is an impediment to marriage?
  767. 767Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 1: Whether a believer can marry an unbeliever?
  768. 768Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 2: Whether there can be marriage between unbelievers?
  769. 769Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 3: Whether the husband, being converted to the faith, may remain with his wife is she be unwilling to be converted?
  770. 770Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 4: Whether a believer can, after his conversion, put away his unbelieving wife if she be willing to cohabit with him without insult to the Creator?
  771. 771Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 5: Whether the believer who leaves his unbelieving wife can take another wife?
  772. 772Supp. · Q. 59, Art. 6: Whether other sins dissolve marriage?
  773. 773Supp. · Q. 60, Art. 1: Whether it is lawful for a man to kill his wife if she be discovered in the act of adultery?
  774. 774Supp. · Question 61: Of the Impediment to Marriage, Arising From a Solemn Vow (three Articles)
  775. 775Supp. · Q. 61, Art. 2: Whether before the marriage has been consummated one consort can enter religion without the other's consent?
  776. 776Supp. · Question 62: Of the Impediment That Supervenes to Marriage After Its Consummation, Namely Fornication (six Articles)
  777. 777Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 1: Whether it is lawful for a husband to put away his wife on account of fornication?
  778. 778Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 2: Whether the husband is bound by precept to put away his wife when she is guilty of fornication?
  779. 779Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 3: Whether the husband can on his own judgment put away his wife on account of fornication?
  780. 780Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 4: Whether in a case of divorce husband and wife should be judged on a par with each other?
  781. 781Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 5: Whether a husband can marry again after having a divorce?
  782. 782Supp. · Q. 62, Art. 6: Whether husband and wife may be reconciled after being divorced?
  783. 783Supp. · Q. 63, Art. 1: Whether a second marriage is lawful?
  784. 784Supp. · Q. 63, Art. 2: Whether a second marriage is a sacrament?
  785. 785Supp. · Question 64: Of the Things Annexed to Marriage, and First of the Payment of the Marriage Debt (ten Articles)
  786. 786Supp. · Q. 64, Art. 1: Whether husband and wife are mutually bound to the payment of the marriage debt?
  787. 787Supp. · Q. 64, Art. 3: Whether it is allowable for a menstruous wife to ask for the marriage debt?
  788. 788Supp. · Q. 64, Art. 5: Whether husband and wife are equal in the marriage act?
  789. 789Supp. · Q. 64, Art. 6: Whether husband and wife can take a vow contrary to the marriage debt without their mutual consent?
  790. 790Supp. · Q. 64, Art. 8: Whether it is a mortal sin to ask for the debt at a holy time?
  791. 791Supp. · Question 65: Of Plurality of Wives (five Articles)
  792. 792Supp. · Q. 65, Art. 1: Whether it is against the natural law to have several wives?
  793. 793Supp. · Q. 65, Art. 2: Whether it was ever lawful to have several wives?
  794. 794Supp. · Q. 65, Art. 3: Whether it is against the natural law to have a concubine?
  795. 795Supp. · Q. 65, Art. 4: Whether it is a mortal sin to have intercourse with a concubine?
  796. 796Supp. · Question 66: Of Bigamy and of the Irregularity Contracted Thereby (five Articles)
  797. 797Supp. · Q. 66, Art. 2: Whether irregularity results from bigamy, when one husband has two wives, one in law, the other in fact?
  798. 798Supp. · Q. 66, Art. 4: Whether bigamy is removed by Baptism?
  799. 799Supp. · Q. 66, Art. 5: Whether it is lawful for a bigamist to receive a dispensation?
  800. 800Supp. · Q. 67, Art. 1: Whether inseparableness of the wife is of natural law?
  801. 801Supp. · Q. 67, Art. 3: Whether it was lawful to divorce a wife under the Mosaic law?
  802. 802Supp. · Q. 67, Art. 4: Whether it was lawful for a divorced wife to have another husband?
  803. 803Supp. · Q. 67, Art. 6: Whether the reason for divorce was hatred for the wife?
  804. 804Supp. · Q. 68, Art. 1: Whether children born out of true marriage are illegitimate?
  805. 805Supp. · Question 69: Of Matters Concerning the Resurrection, and First of the Place Where Souls Are After Death (seven Articles)
  806. 806Supp. · Q. 69, Art. 2: Whether souls are conveyed to heaven or hell immediately after death?
  807. 807Supp. · Q. 69, Art. 3: Whether the souls who are in heaven or hell are able to go from thence?
  808. 808Supp. · Q. 69, Art. 4: Whether the limbo of hell is the same as Abraham's bosom?
  809. 809Supp. · Q. 69, Art. 6: Whether the limbo of children is the same as the limbo of the Fathers?
  810. 810Supp. · Q. 69, Art. 7: Whether so many abodes should be distinguished?
  811. 811Supp. · Question 70: Of the Quality of the Soul After Leaving the Body, and of the Punishment Inflicted on It by Material Fire (three Articles)
  812. 812Supp. · Q. 70, Art. 1: Whether the sensitive powers remain in the separated soul?
  813. 813Supp. · Q. 70, Art. 2: Whether the acts of the sensitive powers remain in the separated soul?
  814. 814Supp. · Q. 70, Art. 3: Whether the separated soul can suffer from a bodily fire?
  815. 815Supp. · Question 71: Of the Suffrages for the Dead (fourteen Articles)
  816. 816Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 1: Whether the suffrages of one person can profit others?
  817. 817Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 2: Whether the dead can be assisted by the works of the living?
  818. 818Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 3: Whether suffrages performed by sinners profit the dead?
  819. 819Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 5: Whether suffrages profit those who are in hell?
  820. 820Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 6: Whether suffrages profit those who are in purgatory?
  821. 821Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 8: Whether suffrages profit the saints in heaven?
  822. 822Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 9: Whether the prayers of the Church, the sacrifice of the altar and alms profit the departed?
  823. 823Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 11: Whether the burial service profits the dead?
  824. 824Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 12: Whether suffrages offered for one deceased person profit the person for whom they are offered more than others?
  825. 825Supp. · Q. 71, Art. 14: Whether general suffrages avail those for whom special suffrages are not offered, as much as special suffrages avail those for whom they are offered in addition to general suffrages?
  826. 826Supp. · Q. 72, Art. 1: Whether the saints have knowledge of our prayers?
  827. 827Supp. · Q. 72, Art. 2: Whether we ought to call upon the saints to pray for us?
  828. 828Supp. · Q. 72, Art. 3: Whether the prayers which the saints pour forth to God for us are always granted?
  829. 829Supp. · Q. 73, Art. 1: Whether any signs will precede the Lord's coming to judgment?
  830. 830Supp. · Q. 73, Art. 3: Whether the virtues of heaven will be moved when our Lord shall come?
  831. 831Supp. · Q. 74, Art. 1: Whether the world is to be cleansed?
  832. 832Supp. · Q. 74, Art. 3: Whether the fire whereby the world will be cleansed will be of the same species with elemental fire?
  833. 833Supp. · Q. 74, Art. 5: Whether that fire will consume the other elements?
  834. 834Supp. · Q. 74, Art. 6: Whether all the elements will be cleansed by that fire?
  835. 835Supp. · Q. 74, Art. 8: Whether that fire will have such an effect on men as is described?
  836. 836Supp. · Question 75: Of the Resurrection (three Articles)
  837. 837Supp. · Q. 75, Art. 1: Whether there is to be a resurrection of the body?
  838. 838Supp. · Q. 75, Art. 2: Whether the resurrection will be for all without exception?
  839. 839Supp. · Q. 75, Art. 3: Whether the resurrection is natural?
  840. 840Supp. · Q. 76, Art. 1: Whether the resurrection of Christ is the cause of our resurrection?
  841. 841Supp. · Q. 76, Art. 3: Whether the angels will do anything towards the resurrection?
  842. 842Supp. · Q. 77, Art. 1: Whether the time of our resurrection should be delayed till the end of the world?
  843. 843Supp. · Q. 77, Art. 3: Whether the resurrection will take place at night-time?
  844. 844Supp. · Q. 77, Art. 4: Whether the resurrection will happen suddenly or by degrees?
  845. 845Supp. · Q. 78, Art. 1: Whether death will be the term 'wherefrom' of the resurrection in all cases?
  846. 846Supp. · Q. 78, Art. 2: Whether all will rise again from ashes?
  847. 847Supp. · Question 79: Of the Conditions of Those Who Rise Again, and First of Their Identity (three Articles)
  848. 848Supp. · Q. 79, Art. 1: Whether in the resurrection the soul will be reunited to the same identical body?
  849. 849Supp. · Q. 79, Art. 2: Whether it will be identically the same man that shall rise again?
  850. 850Supp. · Q. 79, Art. 3: Whether the ashes of the human body must needs, by the resurrection, return to the same parts of the body that were dissolved into them?
  851. 851Supp. · Q. 80, Art. 1: Whether all the members of the human body will rise again?
  852. 852Supp. · Q. 80, Art. 3: Whether the humors will rise again in the body?
  853. 853Supp. · Q. 80, Art. 4: Whether whatever in the body belonged to the truth of human nature will rise again in it?
  854. 854Supp. · Q. 80, Art. 5: Whether whatever was materially in a man's members will all rise again?
  855. 855Supp. · Q. 81, Art. 1: Whether all will rise again of the same age?
  856. 856Supp. · Q. 81, Art. 3: Whether all will rise again of the male sex?
  857. 857Supp. · Q. 81, Art. 4: Whether all will rise again to animal life so as to exercise the functions of nutrition and generation?
  858. 858Supp. · Q. 82, Art. 1: Whether the bodies of the saints will be impassible after the resurrection?
  859. 859Supp. · Q. 82, Art. 2: Whether all will be equally impassible?
  860. 860Supp. · Q. 82, Art. 3: Whether impassibility excludes actual sensation from glorified bodies?
  861. 861Supp. · Q. 82, Art. 4: Whether in the blessed, after the resurrection, all the senses will be in act?
  862. 862Supp. · Q. 83, Art. 1: Whether subtlety is a property of the glorified body?
  863. 863Supp. · Q. 83, Art. 2: Whether by reason of this subtlety a glorified body is able to be in the same place with another body not glorified?
  864. 864Supp. · Q. 83, Art. 3: Whether it is possible, by a miracle, for two bodies to be in the same place?
  865. 865Supp. · Q. 83, Art. 5: Whether by virtue of its subtlety a glorified body will no longer need to be in an equal place?
  866. 866Supp. · Question 84: Of the Agility of the Bodies of the Blessed (three Articles)
  867. 867Supp. · Q. 84, Art. 1: Whether the glorified bodies will be agile?
  868. 868Supp. · Q. 84, Art. 2: Whether the saints will never use their agility for the purpose of movement?
  869. 869Supp. · Q. 84, Art. 3: Whether the movement of the saints will be instantaneous?
  870. 870Supp. · Question 85: Of the Clarity of the Beatified Bodies (three Articles)
  871. 871Supp. · Q. 85, Art. 1: Whether clarity is becoming to the glorified body?
  872. 872Supp. · Q. 85, Art. 3: Whether a glorified body will be necessarily seen by a non-glorified body?
  873. 873Supp. · Q. 86, Art. 1: Whether the bodies of the damned will rise again with their deformities?
  874. 874Supp. · Q. 86, Art. 3: Whether the bodies of the damned will be impassible?
  875. 875Supp. · Q. 87, Art. 1: Whether after the resurrection every one will know what sins he has committed?
  876. 876Supp. · Q. 87, Art. 2: Whether every one will be able to read all that is in another's conscience?
  877. 877Supp. · Question 88: Of the General Judgment, As to the Time and Place at Which It Will Be (four Articles)
  878. 878Supp. · Q. 88, Art. 2: Whether the judgment will take place by word of mouth?
  879. 879Supp. · Q. 88, Art. 3: Whether the time of the future judgment is unknown?
  880. 880Supp. · Question 89: Of Those Who Will Judge and of Those Who Will Be Judged at the General Judgment (eight Articles)
  881. 881Supp. · Q. 89, Art. 2: Whether the judicial power corresponds to voluntary poverty?
  882. 882Supp. · Q. 89, Art. 3: Whether the angels will judge?
  883. 883Supp. · Q. 89, Art. 5: Whether all men will be present at the judgment?
  884. 884Supp. · Q. 89, Art. 7: Whether the wicked will be judged?
  885. 885Supp. · Q. 90, Art. 1: Whether Christ will judge under the form of His humanity?
  886. 886Supp. · Q. 90, Art. 2: Whether at the judgment Christ will appear in His glorified humanity?
  887. 887Supp. · Q. 90, Art. 3: Whether the Godhead can be seen by the wicked without joy?
  888. 888Supp. · Q. 91, Art. 1: Whether the world will be renewed?
  889. 889Supp. · Q. 91, Art. 2: Whether the movement of the heavenly bodies will cease?
  890. 890Supp. · Q. 91, Art. 3: Whether the brightness of the heavenly bodies will be increased at this renewal?
  891. 891Supp. · Q. 91, Art. 4: Whether the elements will be renewed by an addition of brightness?
  892. 892Supp. · Q. 91, Art. 5: Whether the plants and animals will remain in this renewal?
  893. 893Supp. · Q. 92, Art. 1: Whether the human intellect can attain to the vision of God in His essence?
  894. 894Supp. · Q. 92, Art. 2: Whether after the resurrection the saints will see God with the eyes of the body?
  895. 895Supp. · Q. 92, Art. 3: Whether the saints, seeing God, see all that God sees?
  896. 896Supp. · Question 93: Of the Happiness of the Saints and Their Mansions (three Articles)
  897. 897Supp. · Q. 93, Art. 1: Whether the happiness of the saints will be greater after the judgment than before?
  898. 898Supp. · Q. 93, Art. 3: Whether the various mansions are distinguished according to the various degrees of charity?
  899. 899Supp. · Q. 94, Art. 2: Whether the blessed pity the unhappiness of the damned?
  900. 900Supp. · Question 95: Of the Gifts of the Blessed (five Articles)
  901. 901Supp. · Q. 95, Art. 1: Whether any gifts should be assigned as dowry to the blessed?
  902. 902Supp. · Q. 95, Art. 2: Whether the dowry is the same as beatitude*?
  903. 903Supp. · Q. 95, Art. 3: Whether it is fitting that Christ should receive a dowry?
  904. 904Supp. · Q. 95, Art. 4: Whether the angels receive the dowries?
  905. 905Supp. · Q. 95, Art. 5: Whether three dowries of the soul are suitably assigned?
  906. 906Supp. · Question 96: Of the Aureoles (thirteen Articles)
  907. 907Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 1: Whether the aureole is the same as the essential reward which is called the aurea?
  908. 908Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 2: Whether the aureole differs from the fruit?
  909. 909Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 3: Whether a fruit is due to the virtue of continence alone?
  910. 910Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 5: Whether an aureole is due on account of virginity?
  911. 911Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 6: Whether an aureole is due to martyrs?
  912. 912Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 7: Whether an aureole is due to doctors?
  913. 913Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 9: Whether an aureole is due to the angels?
  914. 914Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 11: Whether three aureoles are fittingly assigned, those of virgins, of martyrs, and of doctors?
  915. 915Supp. · Q. 96, Art. 13: Whether one person has an aureole more excellently than another person?
  916. 916Supp. · Q. 97, Art. 1: Whether in hell the damned are tormented by the sole punishment of fire?
  917. 917Supp. · Q. 97, Art. 4: Whether the damned are in material darkness?
  918. 918Supp. · Q. 97, Art. 6: Whether the fire of hell is of the same species as ours?
  919. 919Supp. · Q. 97, Art. 7: Whether the fire of hell is beneath the earth?
  920. 920Supp. · Question 98: Of the Will and Intellect of the Damned (nine Articles)
  921. 921Supp. · Q. 98, Art. 2: Whether the damned repent of the evil they have done?
  922. 922Supp. · Q. 98, Art. 4: Whether in hell the damned would wish others were damned who are not damned?
  923. 923Supp. · Q. 98, Art. 6: Whether the damned demerit?
  924. 924Supp. · Q. 98, Art. 8: Whether the damned will ever think of God?
  925. 925Supp. · Q. 99, Art. 1: Whether by Divine justice an eternal punishment is inflicted on sinners?
  926. 926Supp. · Q. 99, Art. 2: Whether by God's mercy all punishment of the damned, both men and demons, comes to an end?
  927. 927Supp. · Q. 99, Art. 3: Whether God's mercy suffers at least men to be punished eternally?
  928. 928Supp. · Q. 99, Art. 5: Whether all those who perform works of mercy will be punished eternally?
  929. 929App. 1 · Q. 1, Art. 1: Whether those souls which depart with original sin alone, suffer from a bodily fire, and are punished by fire?
  930. 930App. 1 · Q. 1, Art. 2: Whether these same souls suffer spiritual affliction on account of the state in which they are?
  931. 931App. 1 · Q. 2, Art. 1: Whether the pains of Purgatory surpass all the temporal pains of this life?
  932. 932App. 1 · Q. 2, Art. 3: Whether the soul in Purgatory are punished by the demons?
  933. 933App. 1 · Q. 2, Art. 4: Whether venial sin is expiated by the pains of Purgatory as regards the guilt?
  934. 934App. 1 · Q. 2, Art. 6: Whether one person is delivered from this punishment sooner than another?
  935. 935App. 2 · Art. 2: Whether it is the same place where souls are cleansed, and the damned punished?