Summa Theologica (Shapcote, 1920) Tertia Pars Q1. The fitness of the Incarnation Q2. The mode of union of the Word incarnate Q3. The mode of union on the part of the person assuming Q4. The mode of union of the part of the human nature Q5. The parts of human nature which were assumed Q6. The order of assumption Q7. The grace of Christ as an individual man Q8. The grace of Christ, as He is the head of the Church Q9. Christ's knowledge in general Q10. The beatific knowledge of Christ's soul Q11. The knowledge imprinted or infused in the soul of Christ Q12. The acquired or empiric knowledge of Christ's soul Q13. The power of Christ's soul Q14. The defects of body assumed by the Son of God Q15. The defects of soul assumed by Christ Q16. Things which are applicable to Christ in his being and becoming Q17. Christ's unity of being Q18. Christ's unity of will Q19. The unity of Christ's operation Q20. Christ's subjection to the Father Q21. Christ's prayer Q22. The priesthood of Christ Q23. Adoption as befitting to Christ Q24. The predestination of Christ Q25. The adoration of Christ Q26. Christ as called the mediator of God and man Q27. The sanctification of the Blessed Virgin Q28. The virginity of the Mother of God Q29. The espousals of the Mother of God Q30. The Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Q31. The matter from which the Saviour's body was conceived Q32. The active principle in Christ's conception Q33. The mode and order of Christ's conception Q34. The perfection of the child conceived Q35. Christ's nativity Q36. The manifestation of the newly born Christ Q37. Christ's circumcision, and of the other legal observances accomplished in regard to the child Christ Q38. The baptism of John Q39. The baptizing of Christ Q40. Christ's manner of life Q41. Christ's temptation Q42. Christ's doctrine Q43. The miracles worked by Christ, in general Q44. Christ's miracles considered specifically Q45. Christ's transfiguration Q46. The passion of Christ Q47. The efficient cause of Christ's passion Q48. The efficiency of Christ's Passion Q49. The effects of Christ's Passion Q50. The death of Christ Q51. Christ's burial Q52. Christ's descent into hell Q53. Christ's Resurrection Q54. The quality of Christ rising again Q55. The manifestation of the Resurrection Q56. The causality of Christ's Resurrection Q57. The ascension of Christ Q58. Christ's sitting at the right hand of the Father Q59. Christ's judiciary power Q60. What is a sacrament? Q61. The necessity of the sacraments Q62. The sacraments' principal effect, which is grace Q63. The other effect of the sacraments, which is a character Q64. The causes of the sacraments Q65. The number of the sacraments Q66. The sacrament of Baptism Q67. The ministers by whom the sacrament of Baptism is conferred Q68. Those who receive Baptism Q69. The effects of Baptism Q70. Circumcision Q71. The preparations that accompany Baptism Q72. The sacrament of Confirmation Q73. The sacrament of the Eucharist Q74. The matter of this sacrament Q75. The change of bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ Q76. The way in which Christ is in this sacrament Q77. The accidents which remain in this sacrament Q78. The form of this sacrament Q79. The effects of this sacrament Q80. The use or receiving of this sacrament in general Q81. The use which Christ made of this sacrament at its institution Q82. The minister of this sacrament Q83. The rite of this sacrament Q84. The sacrament of Penance Q85. Penance as a virtue Q86. The effect of Penance, as regards the pardon of mortal sin Q87. The remission of venial sin Q88. The return of sins which have been taken away by Penance Q89. The recovery of virtue by means of Penance Q90. The parts of Penance, in general
