Alphabetical Index.

The numbers refer to the paragraphs.

• Abraham, 89, 154.
• Abrogation of laws, 87.
• Accession, 182.
• Accountability, 54 to 60; hinderances to, 61 to 67.
• Acquired rights, 119.
• Acquisition of property, 170 to 182.
• Action, external, 52.
• Adoration, 124 to 126.
• Agnostics, 38, 138.
• Alienable rights, 119.
• Anger, 69.
• Arbiter, 243, 262, 266.
• Aristocracy, 236.
• Armed force, 254.
• Authority, 139, 196; parental, 211; civil, 227 to 229; its origin, 230 to 234; means, 235.
• Aversion, 69.

• Beatific vision, 33.
• Beatitude, 26 to 35.
• Benevolence, love of, 140.
• Binding the will, 54, 56, 117, 240.
• Blasphemy, 127.
• Brave, 79.

• Capital punishment, 233, 249, 250.
• Cardinal virtues, 74.
• Caution, 76.
• Celibacy, 201.
• Circumstances, 49.
• Civil Society, 221; notes of, 222; end, 223, 224; necessity, 225; units, 226; authority, 227 to 234.
• Civilized warfare, 266.
• Clear-sightedness, 76.
• Communism, 179.
• Concupiscence, 65, 78.
• Conflict of rights. 120, 121, 228.
• Congress, 238.
• Connatural rights, 119.
• Conscience, 80, 95 to 106, 240.
• Constitution of U. S., 175, 224, 239.
• Contract, 183; gratuitous, 184 onerous, 187; conditions of, 188; social, 234; protection of, 241.
• Courage, 69. 79, 144.
• Courts of law, 239, 243, 244.
• Cowardice, 79.
• Craftiness, 76.
• Crime, 245.

• Damage repaired, 181.
• Danger, 145.
• David, 162.
• Death penalty, 233, 249, 250.
• Democracy, 236.
• Derogation, 87.
• Desire, 69, 141.
• Despondency, 69.
• Determinants of morality, 46 to 52.
• Dispensation, 87.
• Divine law, 82.
• Divorce, 206 to 208.
• Domestic society, 200 to 220.
• Doubtful conscience, 99 to 106.
• Duel, 167 to 169
• Duties, see "Rights"; to ourselves, 142, 143; to fellow-men, 146 to 149; to enemies, 150; of children, 218.

• Education, 213 to 220, 241,
• Eminent domain, 177, 229.
• Emotions, 68.
• Employer, 189 to 192.
• End, 6 to 8; kinds of, 9 to 12; last, 13; mediate, 17, 20; attainable, 27, 28; subjective, objective, material, formal, 24; of act, 48; and means, 48, 164.
• Equivocation, 154.
• Eternal, law, 83; punishment, 109 to 112.
• Evil, 37 to 39, 45.
• Example, 158.
• Excuse from moral law, 85.
• Executive, 238, 252 to 254.
• Expiation, 248.
• Exposing life, 145.
• Ex post facto law, 239.
• External action, 52.

• Faculties, higher and lower, 18, 35; tend to God, 21; need society, 199.
• Faith, 124, 129.
• False theories of morality, 44.
• Fear, 66, 69.
• Filial piety, 75.
• Finding lost articles, 182.
• Formula of natural law, 84.
• Fortitude, 74, 79.
• Friendship, 140.

• Glory of God, 22.
• God, tendency to, 14; how? 15 to 17; man’s last end, so to 24, 32, 41; binds us, 54, 55; duties to, 122 to 142.
• Golden mean 77.
• Good, true, 18; kinds of, 19, 40; and bad, 37 to 39, 42; radical notion of, 40.
• Goods of earth, 35.
• Government, civil, 235 to 237; functions, 238 to 254.
• Grant of land, 177.
• Gratitude, 75.

• Habit, 72.
• Happiness, 25 to 35.
• Hate, 60.
• Heroism, 148.
• Hinderances to accountability, 61 to 67.
• Hobbes, 44, 225.
• Homicide, 159.
• Honor, 143, 165, 166, 169.
• Hope, 69, 141.
• Human, acts, 2, 5, 7, 36, 45; law, 82; binding, 93, 94.
• Husband, 211,
• Huxley's theory of morals, 38.

• Idolatry, 127.
• Ignorance, 62 to 64.
• Immortality. 112.
• Immutability of natural law, 87 to 89.
• Impiety, 127.
• Imputable, 53.
• Inalienable rights, 119, 216, 220, 250.
• Indifference is religion, 134 to 136.
• Indifferent act, 45.
• Indirect will, 50, 51.
• Infallibility, 139.
• Infanticide, 164.
• Instinct, 44.
• Intellect, 143.
• Interest, 87.
• International law, 176, 255; defined, 256; parts, 257; principles, 259, 260.
• Intolerance, 130.
• Israelites, 89.

• Joy, 69.
• Judiciary, 238, 243 to 250.
• Jus gentium, 176, 256.
• Justice, 75.

• Knowledge of natural law, 90 to 92.

• Laborer, 189 to 192.
• Landed property, 173.
• Last,end, 9, 13 to 16; will, 185, 186.
• Law, defined, 80; requisites, 81; kinds, 82; natural, 83 to 92; human, 93, 94; of nations, 176; just, 239; penal. 240; internatIonal, 176, 255 to 260.
• Laxists, 104.
• Legislation, 238 to 242.
• Leo XIII., quoted, 190, 192.
• License of speech and press, 241.
• Lie, 153, 156, 157.
• Life, right to, 160.
• Lost articles, 182.
• Love, 69; of God, 124, 140, 141; due to others, 146 to 149; due to enemies, 150; degrees of, 151.

• Madison, 256.
• Magnanimity, 79.
• Mandeville, 44.
• Manslaughter. 159.
• Marriage, aco; ends of, 201, 202; unity, 203 to 205; indissolubility, 206 to 208.
• Materialists, 38, 138.
• Mathathias. 162.
• Mean, golden, 77.
• Means, 48, 164
• Mental reservation, 155. 257.
• Merit, 57 to 61.
• Minors, 188.
• Miracle, 131, 132.
• Misery, 23.
• Monarchy, 226.
• Moral, good, 19, 39, 40; sense, 44.
• Moral Philosophy, defined, 1; founded on Mental, 3; divided, 4.
• Morality, 36; essence of, 37 to 43; false theories, 44; determinants, 46 to 52.
• Mortification, 78.
• Moses, 162.
• Murder, 159 to 162
• Mystery, 129, 130.

• Nation, 258.
• Natural law, 82, 83; formula of, 84; no excuse from, 85; precepts of, 86; Immutable, eternal, 87 to 89; known, go to 92.
• Necessity, extreme, 149.

• Object of act, 47.
• Occupancy, first, 174 to 176, 182.
• Offices, 197, 232.
• Ought, 39.
• Ownership, 170; titles to, 171 to 179; violations of, 180.

• Paley, 44.
• Pantheists, 38, 138.
• Parental authority, 211.
• Passions. 68 to 71, 143.
• Patience, 79.
• Penal law, 240.
• Perfection, kinds of, 35.
• Piety, filial, 75.
• Plato, 144.
• Pleasure, 29.
• Polyandry, 204.
• Polygamy, 205.
• Positive laws, 82.
• Positivists, 38, 138.
• Prayer, 128.
• Precepts, affirmative and negative, 86.
• Preference, love of, 141.
• Prescription, 182.
• Press, license of, 241.
• Prior rights, 118, 123.
• Private enterprise, 242.
• Probability, 96, 98, 104.
• Promulgation, 81.
• Property, 170 to 174; modes of acquiring, 171 to 179; transfer of, 183 to 186.
• Prophecy, 131, 132.
• Punishment, eternal, 109 to 112; civil, 247, 248; capital, 249, 250.
• Pusillanimity, 76.

• Rashness, 79.
• Reasoning, 139.
• Religion, 75, 124; one true, 136; in education, 214.
• Repairing damage. 181.
• Reservation, mental, 157.
• Responsibility, 63.
• Restitution, 180.
• Resurrection, 29, 30.
• Revelation, 129 to 131; kinds of, 137, 138.
• Right and wrong, 37 to 39.
• Rights, of God, 55, 123; of life and death, 160; of societies, 195; of domestic society, 209; of civil society, 227 to 234; of nations, 259 to 266.
• Rights and duties, 113 to 116; from God, 117; priority of, 118; kinds, 119, 122; in conflict, 120, 121, 228; of children, 216, 217.
• Rigorists, 104.
• Robbery, 180.
• Rousseau, 225. 234.

• Sacrifice, 128.
• Sadness, 69.
• Sanction, 107 to 112.
• Scandal, 158.
• Self-defense, 163, 164.
• Self-distrust, 76.
• Sense, moral, 44.
• Separation a toro, 207.
• Servants, 219.
• Simplicity, 76.
• Sin, mortal and venial, 43; punishment of, 112.
• Slavery, 220.
• Social Contract, 234.
• Socialism, 179, 242.
• Society, 193; kinds, 194; authority, 195 to 197; universal, 198; natural to man, 198; domestic. 200 to 220; civil, 221 to 254; international, 255.
• Speech, license of, 241.
• Spencer’s theory of morals, 38, 44.
• State, control of education, 215, 217; rights regarding matrimony, 210.
• Stoics, 71.
• Strikes, 191.
• SuIcide, 144, 145.
• Sui juris, 221, 226.
• Summum bonum, 109; see "Beatitude."
• Sunday, 241.

• Taxation, 177, 229.
• Temperance, 74, 78.
• Theft, 88, 180.
• Theories of morality, 44.
• Timidity, 76.
• Titles to ownership. 171 to 179.
• Transfer of property, 183 to 186.
• Treasury, 253.

• Unions, labor, 191.
• United States, 175, 224, 239.
• Useful, 19, 44.
• Utilitarianism, 44.

• Vices, 72; against religion, 127.
• Victorious nation, 165.
• Violation of ownership, 180.
• Violence, 67.
• Virtues, 72 to 79.
• Virtus in medio, 77.
• Vox populi, 44, 239.

• Wages, 189 to 192.
• War, 263 to 266.
• Wife, 200, 205, 212.
• Will, 7, 68, 74; indirect, 50, 51; last, 185, 186.
• Worship, 125, 126.
• Wrong, see "Right."

• Zeno, 71.

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