Summa II-II — Summa Theologiae

Treatise on the Theological Virtues q.1–46
Of Faith q.1
Of the Act of Faith q.2
Of the Outward Act of Faith q.3
Of the Virtue Itself of Faith q.4
Of Those Who Have Faith q.5
Of the Cause of Faith q.6
Of the Effects of Faith q.7
Of the Gift of Understanding q.8
Of the Gift of Knowledge q.9
Of Unbelief in General q.10
Of Heresy q.11
Of Apostasy q.12
Of the Sin of Blasphemy, in General q.13
Of Blasphemy Against the Holy Ghost q.14
Of the Vices Opposed to Knowledge and Understanding q.15
Of the Precepts of Faith, Knowledge and Understanding q.16
Of Hope, Considered in Itself q.17
Of the Subject of Hope q.18
Of the Gift of Fear q.19
Of Despair q.20
Of Presumption q.21
Of the Precepts Relating to Hope and Fear q.22
Of Charity, Considered in Itself q.23
Of the Subject of Charity q.24
Of the Object of Charity q.25
Of the Order of Charity q.26
Of the Principle Act of Charity, Which Is to Love q.27
Of Joy q.28
Of Peace q.29
Of Mercy q.30
Of Beneficence q.31
Of Almsdeeds q.32
Of Fraternal Correction q.33
Of Hatred q.34
Of Sloth q.35
Of Envy q.36
Of Discord, Which Is Contrary to Peace q.37
Of Contention q.38
Of Schism q.39
Of War q.40
Of Strife q.41
Of Sedition q.42
Of Scandal q.43
Of the Precepts of Charity q.44
Of the Gift of Wisdom q.45
Of Folly Which Is Opposed to Wisdom q.46
Treatise on the Cardinal Virtues q.47–122
Of Prudence, Considered in Itself q.47
Of the Parts of Prudence q.48
Of Each Quasi-Integral Part of Prudence q.49
Of the Subjective Parts of Prudence q.50
Of the Virtues Which Are Connected with Prudence q.51
Of the Gift of Counsel q.52
Of Imprudence q.53
Of Negligence q.54
Of Vices Opposed to Prudence by Way of Resemblance q.55
Of the Precepts Relating to Prudence q.56
Of Right q.57
Of Justice q.58
Of Injustice q.59
Of Judgment q.60
Of the Parts of Justice q.61
Of Restitution q.62
Vices Opposed to Distributive Justice (q[63]) q.63
Of Murder q.64
Of Other Injuries Committed on the Person q.65
Of Theft and Robbery q.66
Of the Injustice of a Judge, in Judging q.67
Of Matters Concerning Unjust Accusation q.68
Of Sins Committed Against Justice on the Part of the Defendant q.69
Of Injustice with Regard to the Person of the Witness q.70
Of Injustice in Judgment on the Part of Counsel q.71
Of Reviling q.72
Of Backbiting q.73
Of Tale-Bearing q.74
Of Derision q.75
Of Cursing q.76
(d) by Sins Committed in Buying and Selling (q[77]) q.77
(e) by Sins Committed in Loans (q[78]) q.78
Of the Quasi-Integral Parts of Justice q.79
Of the Potential Parts of Justice q.80
Of Religion q.81
Of Devotion q.82
Of Prayer q.83
Of Adoration q.84
Of Sacrifice q.85
Of Oblations and First-Fruits q.86
Of Tithes q.87
Service by Promise (q[88]) q.88
Of Oaths q.89
Of the Taking of God’s Name by Way of Adjuration q.90
Of Taking the Divine Name for the Purpose of Invoking It by Means of Praise q.91
Of Superstition q.92
Of Superstition Consisting in Undue Worship of the True God q.93
Of Idolatry q.94
Of Superstition in Divinations q.95
Of Superstition in Observances q.96
Of the Temptation of God q.97
Of Perjury q.98
Of Sacrilege q.99
On Simony q.100
Of Piety q.101
Of Observance, Considered in Itself, and of Its Parts q.102
Of Dulia q.103
Of Obedience q.104
Of Disobedience q.105
Of Thankfulness or Gratitude q.106
Of Ingratitude q.107
Of Vengeance q.108
Of Truth q.109
Of the Vices Opposed to Truth, and First of Lying q.110
Of Dissimulation and Hypocrisy q.111
Of Boasting q.112
Irony* q.113
Of the Friendliness Which Is Called Affability q.114
Of Flattery q.115
Of Quarreling q.116
Of Liberality q.117
Of the Vices Opposed to Liberality, and in the First Place, of Covetousness q.118
Of Prodigality q.119
Of "epikeia" or Equity q.120
Of Piety q.121
Of the Precepts of Justice q.122
Treatise on Fortitude and Temperance q.123–170
Of Fortitude q.123
Of Martyrdom q.124
Of Fear* q.125
Of Fearlessness q.126
Of Daring q.127
Of the Parts of Fortitude q.128
Of Magnanimity* q.129
Of Presumption q.130
Of Ambition q.131
Of Vainglory q.132
Of Pusillanimity q.133
Of Magnificence q.134
Of Meanness* q.135
Of Patience q.136
Of Perseverance q.137
Of the Vices Opposed to Perseverance q.138
Of the Gift of Fortitude q.139
Of the Precepts of Fortitude q.140
Of Temperance q.141
Of the Vices Opposed to Temperance q.142
Of the Parts of Temperance, in General q.143
Of Shamefacedness q.144
Of Honesty* q.145
Of Abstinence q.146
Of Fasting q.147
Of Gluttony q.148
Of Sobriety q.149
Of Drunkenness q.150
Of Chastity q.151
Of Virginity q.152
Of Lust q.153
Of the Parts of Lust q.154
Of Continence q.155
Of Incontinence q.156
Of Clemency and Meekness q.157
Of Anger q.158
Of Cruelty q.159
Of Modesty q.160
Of Humility q.161
Of Pride q.162
Of the First Man’s Sin q.163
Of the Punishments of the First Man’s Sin q.164
Of Our First Parents’ Temptation q.165
Of Studiousness q.166
Of Curiosity q.167
Of Modesty as Consisting in the Outward Movements of the Body q.168
Of Modesty in the Outward Apparel q.169
Of the Precepts of Temperance q.170
Treatise on Gratuitous Graces q.171–182
Of Prophecy q.171
Of the Cause of Prophecy q.172
Of the Manner in Which Prophetic Knowledge Is Conveyed q.173
Of the Division of Prophecy q.174
Of Rapture q.175
Of the Grace of Tongues q.176
Of the Gratuitous Grace Consisting in Words q.177
Of the Grace of Miracles q.178
Of the Division of Life into Active and Contemplative q.179
Of the Contemplative Life q.180
Of the Active Life q.181
Of the Active Life in Comparison with the Contemplative Life q.182
Treatise on the States of Life q.183–189
Of Man’s Various Duties and States in General q.183
Of the State of Perfection in General q.184
Of Things Pertaining to the Episcopal State q.185
Of Those Things in Which the Religious State Properly Consists q.186
Of Those Things That Are Competent to Religious q.187
Of the Different Kinds of Religious Life q.188
Of the Entrance into Religious Life q.189