THE LAST END OF MAN AND THE MEANS TO THAT END
Art. 1. THE LAST END OF MAN
The Existence of the Last End (19).—The Nature of the Last End (20).—The Attainment of the Last End (21).
Art. 2. ACTS AS HUMAN
Introduction (22).—Definition (23).—Knowledge Requisite for a Human Act (24-33).—Consent Requisite for a Human Act (34-39).—Obstacles to Consent (40-55).—Two Kinds of Voluntary Acts (56-62).
Art. 3. ACTS AS MORAL
Introduction (63).—-Definition (64-69).—The Sources of Morality (70-75).—Good Acts (76-78).—Bad Acts (79-81).—Indifferent Acts (82-86).—Perfect and Essential Goodness (87-88).—Morality of the External Act (89-93).—Morality of the Act Indirectly Willed (94-95).—Morality of the Consequences of an Act (96).—Imputability (97-105).
Art. 4. ACTS AS MERITORIOUS
Introduction (106).—Definition (107).—Divisions of Merit (108-115).
Art. 5. THE PASSIONS