Alfred J. Freddoso
Professor of Philosophy
John and Jean Oesterle Professor of Thomistic Studies
University of Notre Dame

Law	Q. 90:  The Essence of Law	Q. 91: The Different Kinds of Law	Q. 92:  The Effects of Law
Q. 93:  The Eternal Law	Q. 94:  The Natural Law	Q. 95:  Human Law	Q. 96:  The Force of Human Law
Q. 97:  Changes in Human Law	Q. 98:  The Old Law	Q. 99:  The Precepts of the Old Law	Q. 100:  The Moral Precepts of the Old Law
Q. 101:  The Ceremonial Precepts of the Old Law in Themselves	Q. 102:  The Reasons for the Ceremonial Precepts	Q. 103:  The Duration of the Ceremonial Precepts	Q. 104:  The Judicial Precepts of the Old Law
Q. 105:  The Reasons for the Judicial Precepts	Q. 106:  The Law of the Gospel, called the New Law, in Itself	Q. 107:  The Relation between the Old Law and the New Law	Q. 108:  The Contents of the New Law