Summa Theologica:
Selected Questions on Law and Justice
Thomas Aquinas (~1225-1274)
On LAW
- Q 90 – The Essence Of Law
- Q 91 – Various 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 Power Of Human Law
- Q 97 – Change In Laws
- 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 In Themselves
- Q 102 – The Causes Of The Ceremonial Precepts
- Q 103 – The Duration Of The Ceremonial Precepts
- Q 104 – The Judicial Precepts
- Q 105 – The Reason For The Judicial Precepts
- Q 106 – The Law Of The Gospel, Called The New Law
- Q 107 – The New Law As Compared With The Old
- Q 108 – Those Things That Are Contained In The New Law
- Q 109 – The Necessity Of Grace
- Q 110 – The Grace Of God As Regards Its Essence
- Q 111 – The Division Of Grace
- Q 112 – The Cause Of Grace
- Q 113 – The Effects Of Grace
- Q 114 – Of Merit
On JUSTICE
- Q 57 – Justice Itself: Right
- Q 58 – What Is Justice?
- Q 59 – Injustice
- Q 60 – Judgment
- Q 61 – Commutative And Distributive Justice
- Q 62 – Restitution
- Q 63 – Respect Of Persons
- Q 64 – Murder
- Q 65 – Other Injuries Against Persons
- Q 66 – Theft And Robbery
- Q 67 – Verbal Injuries By A Judge
- Q 68 – Verbal Injuries By An Accuser
- Q 69 – Verbal Injuries By A Defendant
- Q 70 – Verbal Injuries By Witnesses
- Q 71 – Verbal Injuries By Defending Attorney
- Q 72 – Reviling
- Q 73 – Backbiting
- Q 74 – Tale-Bearing
- Q 75 – Derision
- Q 76 – Cursing
- Q 77 – Cheating
- Q 78 – Usury
- Q 79 – Quasi-Integral Parts Of Justice
- Q 122 – The Precepts Of Justice
* Translated by Fathers of the English Dominican Province. Based on a public domain edition (Benziger Bros. edition, 1947).