Theologiae moralis, Tom 2Eugenium Cummiskey, 1842 |
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Strona 11
... grave ei exoptet malum . 23. Perseverantia est animi virtus qua proposito bono inhæret , etiam obstantibus plurimis et gravissimis obicibus . Necessaria utique est forti ; nec enim nisi ex constantia hac elucet animi ex- imia fortitudo ...
... grave ei exoptet malum . 23. Perseverantia est animi virtus qua proposito bono inhæret , etiam obstantibus plurimis et gravissimis obicibus . Necessaria utique est forti ; nec enim nisi ex constantia hac elucet animi ex- imia fortitudo ...
Strona 12
... grave ali- quod incommodum , periculumve peccati . Habenda est ratio virium cujusque , et status , et divitiarum ; æquum enim est ut pro adjunctorum varietate modus victus varietur . Quod si quis deficiat , parcius utens rebus ad vitam ...
... grave ali- quod incommodum , periculumve peccati . Habenda est ratio virium cujusque , et status , et divitiarum ; æquum enim est ut pro adjunctorum varietate modus victus varietur . Quod si quis deficiat , parcius utens rebus ad vitam ...
Strona 19
... Grave aliquando admittitur peccatum ludendo : " quod qui- dem potest esse dupliciter . Uno modo , ex ipsa specie actionum quæ assumuntur in ludum : quod quidem jocandi genus secundum Tullium dicitur esse illiberale , petulans ...
... Grave aliquando admittitur peccatum ludendo : " quod qui- dem potest esse dupliciter . Uno modo , ex ipsa specie actionum quæ assumuntur in ludum : quod quidem jocandi genus secundum Tullium dicitur esse illiberale , petulans ...
Strona 20
... grave est , quum sint spectantibus plurimis proximæ peccati occasiones : eas etiam spectare plerumque grave peccatum censendum est , præsertim adolescentibus , quorum libido inde vehementer solet accendi . Cæte- rum theologi a gravi ...
... grave est , quum sint spectantibus plurimis proximæ peccati occasiones : eas etiam spectare plerumque grave peccatum censendum est , præsertim adolescentibus , quorum libido inde vehementer solet accendi . Cæte- rum theologi a gravi ...
Strona 21
... Grave est peccatum rebus perniciosis studen- dis vacare ; vel Dei arcana velle scrutari , humano veluti modulo . Graviter quoque peccat qui studium necessarium ad munia sua addis- cenda et explenda negligit . 42. Curiositas vitium est ...
... Grave est peccatum rebus perniciosis studen- dis vacare ; vel Dei arcana velle scrutari , humano veluti modulo . Graviter quoque peccat qui studium necessarium ad munia sua addis- cenda et explenda negligit . 42. Curiositas vitium est ...
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