Thomas AI-quinas

The Summa Theologiae

The English Dominican translation (1920), 614 questions. Every citation in the chat opens here.

First Part (Prima Pars) · 119 questions
  1. q. 1The Nature and Extent of Sacred Doctrine
  2. q. 2The Existence of God
  3. q. 3Of the Simplicity of God
  4. q. 4The Perfection of God
  5. q. 5Of Goodness in General
  6. q. 6The Goodness of God
  7. q. 7The Infinity of God
  8. q. 8The Existence of God in Things
  9. q. 9The Immutability of God
  10. q. 10The Eternity of God
  11. q. 11The Unity of God
  12. q. 12How God is Known by Us
  13. q. 13The Names of God
  14. q. 14Of God's Knowledge
  15. q. 15Of Ideas
  16. q. 16Of Truth
  17. q. 17Concerning Falsity
  18. q. 18The Life of God
  19. q. 19The Will of God
  20. q. 20God's Love
  21. q. 21The Justice and Mercy of God
  22. q. 22The Providence of God
  23. q. 23Of Predestination
  24. q. 24The Book of Life
  25. q. 25The Power of God
  26. q. 26Of the Divine Beatitude
  27. q. 27The Procession of the Divine Persons
  28. q. 28The Divine Relations
  29. q. 29The Divine Persons
  30. q. 30The Plurality of Persons in God
  31. q. 31Of What Belongs to the Unity or Plurality in God
  32. q. 32The Knowledge of the Divine Persons
  33. q. 33Of the Person of the Father
  34. q. 34Of the Person of the Son
  35. q. 35Of the Image
  36. q. 36Of the Person of the Holy Ghost
  37. q. 37Of the Name of the Holy Ghost—love
  38. q. 38Of the Name of the Holy Ghost, as Gift
  39. q. 39Of the Persons in Relation to the Essence
  40. q. 40Of the Persons as Compared to the Relations or Properties
  41. q. 41Of the Persons in Reference to the Notional Acts
  42. q. 42Of Equality and Likeness Among the Divine Persons
  43. q. 43The Mission of the Divine Persons
  44. q. 44The Procession of Creatures from God, and of the First Cause of All Things
  45. q. 45The Mode of Emanation of Things from the First Principle
  46. q. 46Of the Beginning of the Duration of Creatures
  47. q. 47Of the Distinction of Things in General
  48. q. 48The Distinction of Things in Particular
  49. q. 49The Cause of Evil
  50. q. 50Of the Substance of the Angels Absolutely Considered
  51. q. 51Of the Angels in Comparison with Bodies
  52. q. 52Of the Angels in Relation to Place
  53. q. 53Of the Local Movement of the Angels
  54. q. 54Of the Knowledge of the Angels
  55. q. 55Of the Medium of the Angelic Knowledge
  56. q. 56Of the Angel's Knowledge of Immaterial Things
  57. q. 57Of the Angel's Knowledge of Material Things
  58. q. 58Of the Mode of Angelic Knowledge
  59. q. 59The Will of the Angels
  60. q. 60Of the Love or Dilection of the Angels
  61. q. 61Of the Production of the Angels in the Order of Natural Being
  62. q. 62Of the Perfection of the Angels in the Order of Grace and of Glory
  63. q. 63The Malice of the Angels with Regard to Sin
  64. q. 64The Punishment of the Demons
  65. q. 65The Work of Creation of Corporeal Creatures
  66. q. 66On the Order of Creation Towards Distinction
  67. q. 67On the Work of Distinction in Itself
  68. q. 68On the Work of the Second Day
  69. q. 69On the Work of the Third Day
  70. q. 70Of the Work of Adornment, as Regards the Fourth Day
  71. q. 71On the Work of the Fifth Day
  72. q. 72On the Work of the Sixth Day
  73. q. 73On the Things that Belong to the Seventh Day
  74. q. 74On All the Seven Days in Common
  75. q. 75Of Man Who is Composed of a Spiritual and a Corporeal Substance: and in the First Place, Concerning What Belongs to the Essence of the Soul
  76. q. 76Of the Union of Body and Soul
  77. q. 77Of Those Things which Belong to the Powers of the Soul in General
  78. q. 78Of the Specific Powers of the Soul
  79. q. 79Of the Intellectual Powers
  80. q. 80Of the Appetitive Powers in General
  81. q. 81Of the Power of Sensuality
  82. q. 82Of the Will
  83. q. 83Of Free-will
  84. q. 84How the Soul While United to the Body Understands Corporeal Things Beneath It
  85. q. 85Of the Mode and Order of Understanding
  86. q. 86What Our Intellect Knows in Material Things
  87. q. 87How the Intellectual Soul Knows Itself and All Within Itself
  88. q. 88How the Human Soul Knows What is Above Itself
  89. q. 89Of the Knowledge of the Separated Soul
  90. q. 90Of the First Production of Man's Soul
  91. q. 91The Production of the First Man's Body
  92. q. 92The Production of the Woman
  93. q. 93The End or Term of the Production of Man
  94. q. 94Of the State and Condition of the First Man as Regards his Intellect
  95. q. 95Of Things Pertaining to the First Man's Will—namely, Grace and Righteousness
  96. q. 96Of the Mastership Belonging to Man in the State of Innocence
  97. q. 97Of the Preservation of the Individual in the Primitive State
  98. q. 98Of the Preservation of the Species
  99. q. 99Of the Condition of the Offspring as to the Body
  100. q. 100Of the Condition of the Offspring as Regards Righteousness
  101. q. 101Of the Condition of the Offspring as Regards Knowledge
  102. q. 102Of Man's Abode, which is Paradise
  103. q. 103Of the Government of Things in General
  104. q. 104The Special Effects of the Divine Government
  105. q. 105Of the Change of Creatures by God
  106. q. 106How One Creature Moves Another
  107. q. 107The Speech of the Angels
  108. q. 108Of the Angelic Degrees of Hierarchies and Orders
  109. q. 109The Ordering of the Bad Angels
  110. q. 110How Angels Act on Bodies
  111. q. 111The Action of the Angels on Man
  112. q. 112The Mission of the Angels
  113. q. 113Of the Guardianship of the Good Angels
  114. q. 114Of the Assaults of the Demons
  115. q. 115Of the Action of the Corporeal Creature
  116. q. 116On Fate
  117. q. 117Of Things Pertaining to the Action of Man
  118. q. 118Of the Production of Man from Man as to the Soul
  119. q. 119Of the Propagation of Man as to the Body
First Part of the Second Part (Prima Secundae) · 114 questions
  1. q. 1Of Man's Last End
  2. q. 2Of Those Things in which Man's Happiness Consists
  3. q. 3What is Happiness
  4. q. 4Of Those Things that are Required for Happiness
  5. q. 5Of the Attainment of Happiness
  6. q. 6Of the Voluntary and the Involuntary
  7. q. 7Of the Circumstances of Human Acts
  8. q. 8Of the Will, in Regard to What It Wills
  9. q. 9Of that which Moves the Will
  10. q. 10Of the Manner in which the Will is Moved
  11. q. 11Of Enjoyment, which is an Act of the Will
  12. q. 12Of Intention
  13. q. 13Of Choice, which is an Act of the Will with Regard to the Means
  14. q. 14Of Counsel, which Precedes Choice
  15. q. 15Of Consent, which is an Act of the Will in Regard to the Means
  16. q. 16Of Use, which is an Act of the Will in Regard to the Means
  17. q. 17Of the Acts Commanded by the Will
  18. q. 18Of the Good and Evil of Human Acts, in General
  19. q. 19Of the Goodness and Malice of the Interior Act of the Will
  20. q. 20Of Goodness and Malice in External Human Affairs
  21. q. 21Of the Consequences of Human Actions by Reason of Their Goodness and Malice
  22. q. 22Of the Subject of the Soul's Passions
  23. q. 23How the Passions Differ from One Another
  24. q. 24Of Good and Evil in the Passions of the Soul
  25. q. 25Of the Order of the Passions to One Another
  26. q. 26Of the Passions of the Soul in Particular: and First, of Love
  27. q. 27Of the Cause of Love
  28. q. 28Of the Effects of Love
  29. q. 29Of Hatred
  30. q. 30Of Concupiscence
  31. q. 31Of Delight Considered in Itself
  32. q. 32Of the Cause of Pleasure
  33. q. 33Of the Effects of Pleasure
  34. q. 34Of the Goodness and Malice of Pleasures
  35. q. 35Of Pain or Sorrow, in Itself
  36. q. 36Of the Causes of Sorrow or Pain
  37. q. 37Of the Effects of Pain or Sorrow
  38. q. 38Of the Remedies of Sorrow or Pain
  39. q. 39Of the Goodness and Malice of Sorrow or Pain
  40. q. 40Of the Irascible Passions, and First, of Hope and Despair
  41. q. 41Of Fear, in Itself
  42. q. 42Of the Object of Fear
  43. q. 43Of the Cause of Fear
  44. q. 44Of the Effects of Fear
  45. q. 45Of Daring
  46. q. 46Of Anger, in Itself
  47. q. 47Of the Cause that Provokes Anger, and of the Remedies of Anger (Four Articles).]
  48. q. 48Of the Effects of Anger
  49. q. 49Of Habits in General, as to Their Substance
  50. q. 50Of the Subject of Habits
  51. q. 51Of the Cause of Habits, as to Their Formation
  52. q. 52Of the Increase of Habits
  53. q. 53How Habits are Corrupted or Diminished
  54. q. 54Of the Distinction of Habits
  55. q. 55Of the Virtues, as to Their Essence
  56. q. 56Of the Subject of Virtue
  57. q. 57Of the Intellectual Virtues
  58. q. 58Of the Difference Between Moral and Intellectual Virtues
  59. q. 59Of Moral Virtue in Relation to the Passions
  60. q. 60How the Moral Virtues Differ from One Another
  61. q. 61Of the Cardinal Virtues
  62. q. 62Of the Theological Virtues
  63. q. 63Of the Cause of Virtues
  64. q. 64Of the Mean of Virtue
  65. q. 65Of the Connection of Virtues
  66. q. 66Of Equality Among the Virtues
  67. q. 67Of the Duration of Virtues After This Life
  68. q. 68Of the Gifts
  69. q. 69Of the Beatitudes
  70. q. 70Of the Fruits of the Holy Ghost
  71. q. 71Of Vice and Sin Considered in Themselves
  72. q. 72Of the Distinction of Sins
  73. q. 73Of the Comparison of One Sin with Another
  74. q. 74Of the Subject of Sin
  75. q. 75Of the Causes of Sin, in General
  76. q. 76Of the Causes of Sin, in Particular
  77. q. 77Of the Cause of Sin, on the Part of the Sensitive Appetite
  78. q. 78Of that Cause of Sin which is Malice
  79. q. 79Of the External Causes of Sin
  80. q. 80Of the Cause of Sin, as Regards the Devil
  81. q. 81Of the Cause of Sin, on the Part of Man
  82. q. 82Of Original Sin, as to its Essence
  83. q. 83Of the Subject of Original Sin
  84. q. 84Of the Cause of Sin, in Respect of One Sin Being the Cause of Another
  85. q. 85Of the Effects of Sin, And, First, of the Corruption of the Good of Nature
  86. q. 86Of the Stain of Sin
  87. q. 87Of the Debt of Punishment
  88. q. 88Of Venial and Mortal Sin
  89. q. 89Of Venial Sin in Itself
  90. q. 90Of the Essence of Law
  91. q. 91Of the Various Kinds of Law
  92. q. 92Of the Effects of Law
  93. q. 93Of the Eternal Law
  94. q. 94Of the Natural Law
  95. q. 95Of Human Law
  96. q. 96Of the Power of Human Law
  97. q. 97Of Change in Laws
  98. q. 98Of the Old Law
  99. q. 99Of the Precepts of the Old Law
  100. q. 100Of the Moral Precepts of the Old Law
  101. q. 101Of the Ceremonial Precepts in Themselves
  102. q. 102Of the Causes of the Ceremonial Precepts
  103. q. 103Of the Duration of the Ceremonial Precepts
  104. q. 104Of the Judicial Precepts
  105. q. 105Of the Reason for the Judicial Precepts
  106. q. 106Of the Law of the Gospel, Called the New Law, Considered in Itself
  107. q. 107Of the New Law as Compared with the Old
  108. q. 108Of Those Things that are Contained in the New Law
  109. q. 109Of the Necessity of Grace
  110. q. 110Of the Grace of God as Regards its Essence
  111. q. 111Of the Division of Grace
  112. q. 112Of the Cause of Grace
  113. q. 113Of the Effects of Grace
  114. q. 114Of Merit
Second Part of the Second Part (Secunda Secundae) · 189 questions
  1. q. 1Of Faith
  2. q. 2Of the Act of Faith
  3. q. 3Of the Outward Act of Faith
  4. q. 4Of the Virtue Itself of Faith
  5. q. 5Of Those Who Have Faith
  6. q. 6Of the Cause of Faith
  7. q. 7Of the Effects of Faith
  8. q. 8Of the Gift of Understanding
  9. q. 9Of the Gift of Knowledge
  10. q. 10Of Unbelief in General
  11. q. 11Of Heresy
  12. q. 12Of Apostasy
  13. q. 13Of the Sin of Blasphemy, in General
  14. q. 14Of Blasphemy Against the Holy Ghost
  15. q. 15Of the Vices Opposed to Knowledge and Understanding
  16. q. 16Of the Precepts of Faith, Knowledge and Understanding
  17. q. 17Of Hope, Considered in Itself
  18. q. 18Of the Subject of Hope
  19. q. 19Of the Gift of Fear
  20. q. 20Of Despair
  21. q. 21Of Presumption
  22. q. 22Of the Precepts Relating to Hope and Fear
  23. q. 23Of Charity, Considered in Itself
  24. q. 24Of the Subject of Charity
  25. q. 25Of the Object of Charity
  26. q. 26Of the Order of Charity
  27. q. 27Of the Principle Act of Charity, which is to Love
  28. q. 28Of Joy
  29. q. 29Of Peace
  30. q. 30Of Mercy
  31. q. 31Of Beneficence
  32. q. 32Of Almsdeeds
  33. q. 33Of Fraternal Correction
  34. q. 34Of Hatred
  35. q. 35Of Sloth
  36. q. 36Of Envy
  37. q. 37Of Discord, which is Contrary to Peace
  38. q. 38Of Contention
  39. q. 39Of Schism
  40. q. 40Of War
  41. q. 41Of Strife
  42. q. 42Of Sedition
  43. q. 43Of Scandal
  44. q. 44Of the Precepts of Charity
  45. q. 45Of the Gift of Wisdom
  46. q. 46Of Folly which is Opposed to Wisdom
  47. q. 47Of Prudence, Considered in Itself
  48. q. 48Of the Parts of Prudence
  49. q. 49Of Each Quasi-integral Part of Prudence
  50. q. 50Of the Subjective Parts of Prudence
  51. q. 51Of the Virtues which are Connected with Prudence
  52. q. 52Of the Gift of Counsel
  53. q. 53Of Imprudence
  54. q. 54Of Negligence
  55. q. 55Of Vices Opposed to Prudence by Way of Resemblance
  56. q. 56Of the Precepts Relating to Prudence
  57. q. 57Of Right
  58. q. 58Of Justice
  59. q. 59Of Injustice
  60. q. 60Of Judgment
  61. q. 61Of the Parts of Justice
  62. q. 62Of Restitution
  63. q. 63Of Respect of Persons
  64. q. 64Of Murder
  65. q. 65Of Other Injuries Committed on the Person
  66. q. 66Of Theft and Robbery
  67. q. 67Of the Injustice of a Judge, in Judging
  68. q. 68Of Matters Concerning Unjust Accusation
  69. q. 69Of Sins Committed Against Justice on the Part of the Defendant
  70. q. 70Of Injustice with Regard to the Person of the Witness
  71. q. 71Of Injustice in Judgment on the Part of Counsel
  72. q. 72Of Reviling
  73. q. 73Of Backbiting
  74. q. 74Of Tale-bearing
  75. q. 75Of Derision
  76. q. 76Of Cursing
  77. q. 77Of Cheating, which is Committed in Buying and Selling
  78. q. 78Of the Sin of Usury
  79. q. 79Of the Quasi-integral Parts of Justice
  80. q. 80Of the Potential Parts of Justice
  81. q. 81Of Religion
  82. q. 82Of Devotion
  83. q. 83Of Prayer
  84. q. 84Of Adoration
  85. q. 85Of Sacrifice
  86. q. 86Of Oblations and First-fruits
  87. q. 87Of Tithes
  88. q. 88Of Vows
  89. q. 89Of Oaths
  90. q. 90Of the Taking of God's Name by Way of Adjuration
  91. q. 91Of Taking the Divine Name for the Purpose of Invoking It by Means of Praise
  92. q. 92Of Superstition
  93. q. 93Of Superstition Consisting in Undue Worship of the True God
  94. q. 94Of Idolatry
  95. q. 95Of Superstition in Divinations
  96. q. 96Of Superstition in Observances
  97. q. 97Of the Temptation of God
  98. q. 98Of Perjury
  99. q. 99Of Sacrilege
  100. q. 100On Simony
  101. q. 101Of Piety
  102. q. 102Of Observance, Considered in Itself, and of its Parts
  103. q. 103Of Dulia
  104. q. 104Of Obedience
  105. q. 105Of Disobedience
  106. q. 106Of Thankfulness or Gratitude
  107. q. 107Of Ingratitude
  108. q. 108Of Vengeance
  109. q. 109Of Truth
  110. q. 110Of the Vices Opposed to Truth, and First of Lying
  111. q. 111Of Dissimulation and Hypocrisy
  112. q. 112Of Boasting
  113. q. 113Irony
  114. q. 114Of the Friendliness which is Called Affability
  115. q. 115Of Flattery
  116. q. 116Of Quarreling
  117. q. 117Of Liberality
  118. q. 118Of the Vices Opposed to Liberality, and in the First Place, of Covetousness
  119. q. 119Of Prodigality
  120. q. 120Of "Epikeia" or Equity
  121. q. 121Of Piety
  122. q. 122Of the Precepts of Justice
  123. q. 123Of Fortitude
  124. q. 124Of Martyrdom
  125. q. 125Of Fear
  126. q. 126Of Fearlessness
  127. q. 127Of Daring
  128. q. 128Of the Parts of Fortitude
  129. q. 129Of Magnanimity
  130. q. 130Of Presumption
  131. q. 131Of Ambition
  132. q. 132Of Vainglory
  133. q. 133Of Pusillanimity
  134. q. 134Of Magnificence
  135. q. 135Of Meanness
  136. q. 136Of Patience
  137. q. 137Of Perseverance
  138. q. 138Of the Vices Opposed to Perseverance
  139. q. 139Of the Gift of Fortitude
  140. q. 140Of the Precepts of Fortitude
  141. q. 141Of Temperance
  142. q. 142Of the Vices Opposed to Temperance
  143. q. 143Of the Parts of Temperance, in General
  144. q. 144Of Shamefacedness
  145. q. 145Of Honesty
  146. q. 146Of Abstinence
  147. q. 147Of Fasting
  148. q. 148Of Gluttony
  149. q. 149Of Sobriety
  150. q. 150Of Drunkenness
  151. q. 151Of Chastity
  152. q. 152Of Virginity
  153. q. 153Of Lust
  154. q. 154Of the Parts of Lust
  155. q. 155Of Continence
  156. q. 156Of Incontinence
  157. q. 157Of Clemency and Meekness
  158. q. 158Of Anger
  159. q. 159Of Cruelty
  160. q. 160Of Modesty
  161. q. 161Of Humility
  162. q. 162Of Pride
  163. q. 163Of the First Man's Sin
  164. q. 164Of the Punishments of the First Man's Sin
  165. q. 165Of Our First Parents' Temptation
  166. q. 166Of Studiousness
  167. q. 167Of Curiosity
  168. q. 168Of Modesty as Consisting in the Outward Movements of the Body
  169. q. 169Of Modesty in the Outward Apparel
  170. q. 170Of the Precepts of Temperance
  171. q. 171Of Prophecy
  172. q. 172Of the Cause of Prophecy
  173. q. 173Of the Manner in which Prophetic Knowledge is Conveyed
  174. q. 174Of the Division of Prophecy
  175. q. 175Of Rapture
  176. q. 176Of the Grace of Tongues
  177. q. 177Of the Gratuitous Grace Consisting in Words
  178. q. 178Of the Grace of Miracles
  179. q. 179Of the Division of Life into Active and Contemplative
  180. q. 180Of the Contemplative Life
  181. q. 181Of the Active Life
  182. q. 182Of the Active Life in Comparison with the Contemplative Life
  183. q. 183Of Man's Various Duties and States in General
  184. q. 184Of the State of Perfection in General
  185. q. 185Of Things Pertaining to the Episcopal State
  186. q. 186Of Those Things in which the Religious State Properly Consists
  187. q. 187Of Those Things that are Competent to Religious
  188. q. 188Of the Different Kinds of Religious Life
  189. q. 189Of the Entrance into Religious Life
Third Part (Tertia Pars) — unfinished; ends at question 90 · 90 questions
  1. q. 1Of the Fitness of the Incarnation
  2. q. 2Of the Mode of Union of the Word Incarnate
  3. q. 3Of the Mode of Union on the Part of the Person Assuming
  4. q. 4Of the Mode of Union on the Part of the Human Nature
  5. q. 5Of the Parts of Human Nature which Were Assumed
  6. q. 6Of the Order of Assumption
  7. q. 7Of the Grace of Christ as an Individual Man
  8. q. 8Of the Grace of Christ, as He is the Head of the Church
  9. q. 9Of Christ's Knowledge in General
  10. q. 10Of the Beatific Knowledge of Christ's Soul
  11. q. 11Of the Knowledge Imprinted or Infused in the Soul of Christ
  12. q. 12Of the Acquired or Empiric Knowledge of Christ's Soul
  13. q. 13Of the Power of Christ's Soul
  14. q. 14Of the Defects of Body Assumed by the Son of God
  15. q. 15Of the Defects of Soul Assumed by Christ
  16. q. 16Of Those Things which are Applicable to Christ in his Being and Becoming
  17. q. 17Of Christ's Unity of Being
  18. q. 18Of Christ's Unity of Will
  19. q. 19Of the Unity of Christ's Operation
  20. q. 20Of Christ's Subjection to the Father
  21. q. 21Of Christ's Prayer
  22. q. 22Of the Priesthood of Christ
  23. q. 23Of Adoption as Befitting to Christ
  24. q. 24Of the Predestination of Christ
  25. q. 25Of the Adoration of Christ
  26. q. 26Of Christ as Called the Mediator of God and Man
  27. q. 27Of the Sanctification of the Blessed Virgin
  28. q. 28Of the Virginity of the Mother of God
  29. q. 29Of the Espousals of the Mother of God
  30. q. 30Of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin
  31. q. 31Of the Matter from which the Saviour's Body Was Conceived
  32. q. 32Of the Active Principle in Christ's Conception
  33. q. 33Of the Mode and Order of Christ's Conception
  34. q. 34Of the Perfection of the Child Conceived
  35. q. 35Of Christ's Nativity
  36. q. 36Of the Manifestation of the Newly Born Christ
  37. q. 37Of Christ's Circumcision, and of the Other Legal Observances Accomplished in Regard to the Child Christ
  38. q. 38Of the Baptism of John
  39. q. 39Of the Baptizing of Christ
  40. q. 40Of Christ's Manner of Life
  41. q. 41Of Christ's Temptation
  42. q. 42Of Christ's Doctrine
  43. q. 43Of the Miracles Worked by Christ, in General
  44. q. 44Of (Christ's) Miracles Considered Specifically
  45. q. 45Of Christ's Transfiguration
  46. q. 46The Passion of Christ
  47. q. 47Of the Efficient Cause of Christ's Passion
  48. q. 48Of the Efficiency of Christ's Passion
  49. q. 49Of the Effects of Christ's Passion
  50. q. 50Of the Death of Christ
  51. q. 51Of Christ's Burial
  52. q. 52Of Christ's Descent into Hell
  53. q. 53Of Christ's Resurrection
  54. q. 54Of the Quality of Christ Rising Again
  55. q. 55Of the Manifestation of the Resurrection
  56. q. 56Of the Causality of Christ's Resurrection
  57. q. 57Of the Ascension of Christ
  58. q. 58Of Christ's Sitting at the Right Hand of the Father
  59. q. 59Of Christ's Judiciary Power
  60. q. 60What is a Sacrament?
  61. q. 61Of the Necessity of the Sacraments
  62. q. 62Of the Sacraments' Principal Effect, which is Grace
  63. q. 63Of the Other Effect of the Sacraments, which is a Character
  64. q. 64Of the Causes of the Sacraments
  65. q. 65Of the Number of the Sacraments
  66. q. 66Of the Sacrament of Baptism
  67. q. 67Of the Ministers by Whom the Sacrament of Baptism is Conferred
  68. q. 68Of Those Who Receive Baptism
  69. q. 69Of the Effects of Baptism
  70. q. 70Of Circumcision
  71. q. 71Of the Preparations that Accompany Baptism
  72. q. 72Of the Sacrament of Confirmation
  73. q. 73Of the Sacrament of the Eucharist
  74. q. 74Of the Matter of This Sacrament
  75. q. 75Of the Change of Bread and Wine into the Body and Blood of Christ
  76. q. 76Of the Way in which Christ is in This Sacrament
  77. q. 77Of the Accidents which Remain in This Sacrament
  78. q. 78Of the Form of This Sacrament
  79. q. 79Of the Effects of This Sacrament
  80. q. 80Of the Use or Receiving of This Sacrament in General
  81. q. 81Of the Use which Christ Made of This Sacrament at its Institution
  82. q. 82Of the Minister of This Sacrament
  83. q. 83Of the Rite of This Sacrament
  84. q. 84Of the Sacrament of Penance
  85. q. 85Of Penance as a Virtue
  86. q. 86Of the Effect of Penance, as Regards the Pardon of Mortal Sin
  87. q. 87Of the Remission of Venial Sin
  88. q. 88Of the Return of Sins which Have Been Taken Away by Penance
  89. q. 89Of the Recovery of Virtue by Means of Penance
  90. q. 90Of the Parts of Penance, in General
Supplement — compiled posthumously from the Sentences commentary · 99 questions
  1. q. 1Of the Parts of Penance, in Particular, and First of Contrition
  2. q. 2Of the Object of Contrition
  3. q. 3Of the Degree of Contrition
  4. q. 4Of the Time for Contrition
  5. q. 5Of the Effect of Contrition
  6. q. 6Of Confession, as Regards its Necessity
  7. q. 7Of the Nature of Confession
  8. q. 8Of the Minister of Confession
  9. q. 9Of the Quality of Confession
  10. q. 10Of the Effect of Confession
  11. q. 11Of the Seal of Confession
  12. q. 12Of Satisfaction, as to its Nature
  13. q. 13Of the Possibility of Satisfaction
  14. q. 14Of the Quality of Satisfaction
  15. q. 15Of the Means of Making Satisfaction
  16. q. 16Of Those Who Receive the Sacrament of Penance
  17. q. 17Of the Power of the Keys
  18. q. 18Of the Effect of the Keys
  19. q. 19Of the Ministers of the Keys
  20. q. 20Of Those on Whom the Power of the Keys Can be Exercised
  21. q. 21Of the Definition, Congruity and Cause of Excommunication
  22. q. 22Of Those Who Can Excommunicate or be Excommunicated
  23. q. 23Of Communication with Excommunicated Persons
  24. q. 24Of Absolution from Excommunication
  25. q. 25Of Indulgences
  26. q. 26Of Those Who Can Grant Indulgences
  27. q. 27Of Those Whom Indulgences Avail
  28. q. 28Of the Solemn Rite of Penance
  29. q. 29Of Extreme Unction, as Regards its Essence and Institution
  30. q. 30Of the Effect of This Sacrament
  31. q. 31Of the Minister of This Sacrament
  32. q. 32On Whom Should This Sacrament be Conferred and on What Part of the Body?
  33. q. 33Of the Repetition of This Sacrament
  34. q. 34Of the Sacrament of Order as to its Essence and its Parts
  35. q. 35Of the Effect of This Sacrament
  36. q. 36Of the Qualities Required of Those Who Receive This Sacrament
  37. q. 37Of the Distinction of Orders, of Their Acts, and the Imprinting of the Character
  38. q. 38Of Those Who Confer This Sacrament
  39. q. 39Of the Impediments to This Sacrament
  40. q. 40Of the Things Annexed to the Sacrament of Order
  41. q. 41Of the Sacrament of Matrimony as Directed to an Office of Nature
  42. q. 42Of Matrimony as a Sacrament
  43. q. 43Of Matrimony with Regard to the Betrothal
  44. q. 44Of the Definition of Matrimony
  45. q. 45Of the Marriage Consent Considered in Itself
  46. q. 46Of the Consent to which an Oath or Carnal Intercourse is Appended
  47. q. 47Of Compulsory and Conditional Consent
  48. q. 48Of the Object of the Consent
  49. q. 49Of the Marriage Goods
  50. q. 50Of the Impediments of Marriage, in General
  51. q. 51Of the Impediment of Error
  52. q. 52Of the Impediment of the Condition of Slavery
  53. q. 53Of the Impediment of Vows and Orders
  54. q. 54Of the Impediment of Consanguinity
  55. q. 55Of the Impediment of Affinity
  56. q. 56Of the Impediment of Spiritual Relationship
  57. q. 57Of Legal Relationship, which is by Adoption
  58. q. 58Of the Impediments of Impotence, Spell, Frenzy or Madness, Incest and Defective Age
  59. q. 59Of Disparity of Worship as an Impediment to Marriage
  60. q. 60Of Wife-murder
  61. q. 61Of the Impediment to Marriage, Arising from a Solemn Vow
  62. q. 62Of the Impediment that Supervenes to Marriage After its Consummation, Namely Fornication
  63. q. 63Of Second Marriages
  64. q. 64Of the Things Annexed to Marriage, and First of the Payment of the Marriage Debt
  65. q. 65Of Plurality of Wives
  66. q. 66Of Bigamy and of the Irregularity Contracted Thereby
  67. q. 67Of the Bill of Divorce
  68. q. 68Of Illegitimate Children
  69. q. 69Of Matters Concerning the Resurrection, and First of the Place Where Souls are After Death
  70. q. 70Of the Quality of the Soul After Leaving the Body, and of the Punishment Inflicted on It by Material Fire
  71. q. 71Of the Suffrages for the Dead
  72. q. 72Of Prayers with Regard to the Saints in Heaven
  73. q. 73Of the Signs that Will Precede the Judgment
  74. q. 74Of the Fire of the Final Conflagration
  75. q. 75Of the Resurrection
  76. q. 76Of the Cause of the Resurrection
  77. q. 77Of the Time and Manner of the Resurrection
  78. q. 78Of the Term "Wherefrom" of the Resurrection
  79. q. 79Of the Conditions of Those Who Rise Again, and First of Their Identity
  80. q. 80Of the Integrity of the Bodies in the Resurrection
  81. q. 81Of the Quality of Those Who Rise Again
  82. q. 82Of the Impassibility of the Bodies of the Blessed After Their Resurrection
  83. q. 83Of the Subtlety of the Bodies of the Blessed
  84. q. 84Of the Agility of the Bodies of the Blessed
  85. q. 85Of the Clarity of the Beatified Bodies
  86. q. 86Of the Conditions Under which the Bodies of the Damned Will Rise Again
  87. q. 87Of the Knowledge Which, After Rising Again, Men Will Have at the Judgment Concerning Merits and Demerits
  88. q. 88Of the General Judgment, as to the Time and Place at which It Will be
  89. q. 89Of Those Who Will Judge and of Those Who Will be Judged at the General Judgment
  90. q. 90Of the Form of the Judge in Coming to the Judgment
  91. q. 91Of the Quality of the World After the Judgment
  92. q. 92Of the Vision of the Divine Essence in Reference to the Blessed (Three Articles)]
  93. q. 93Of the Happiness of the Saints and Their Mansions
  94. q. 94Of the Relations of the Saints Towards the Damned
  95. q. 95Of the Gifts of the Blessed
  96. q. 96Of the Aureoles
  97. q. 97Of the Punishment of the Damned
  98. q. 98Of the Will and Intellect of the Damned
  99. q. 99Of God's Mercy and Justice Towards the Damned
Appendix 1 · 2 questions
  1. q. 1Of the Quality of Those Souls Who Depart This Life with Original Sin Only
  2. q. 2Of the Quality of Souls Who Expiate Actual Sin or its Punishment in Purgatory
Appendix 2 · 1 questions
  1. q. 1Two Articles on Purgatory