Companion volume: Annotations on the Old Testament

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Contents

Preface

• Title and preface of the Sixth Book

On Matthew

• Annotation I, Sacred reading (Matthew 1:1)
• Annotation II, Thamar (Matthew 1:3)
• Annotation III, On the marriage of Mary and Joseph (Matthew 1:16)
• Annotation IV, On Matrimony (Matthew 1:18)
• Annotation V, Joseph in doubt (Matthew 1:20)
• Annotation VI, On the Holy Spirit (Matthew 1:20)
• Annotation VII, Whether angels are living beings (Matthew 2:1)
• Annotation VIII, Whether the magic art is evil (Matthew 2:2)
• Annotation IX, Whether the prophecy of Numbers 24 is to be understood of the star seen by the Magi (Matthew 2:2)
• Annotation X, Whether Christ's nativity could be foreknown from genethliacal [astrological] divinations (Matthew 2)
• Annotation XI, Whether John's baptism conferred grace (Matthew 3:1–2)
• Annotation XII, Whether the Holy Spirit is conferred in baptism (Matthew 3:11)
• Annotation XIII, Whether the dove sitting upon Christ was a real animal (Matthew 3:16)
• Annotation XIV, I saw the Spirit of God, like a dove (Matthew 3:16)
• Annotation XV, On the Trinity (Matthew 3:16)
• Annotation XVI, On the Trinity (Matthew 4:1)
• Annotation XVII, Whether those baptized by heretics are to be rebaptized (Matthew 4:17)
• Annotation XVIII, Whether Christ and the apostles begged (were mendicants) (Matthew 5:3)
• Annotation XIX, Whether the wicked sin under the devil's compulsion (Matthew 5:5)
• Annotation XX, Whether man can attain to an impeccable perfection (Matthew 5:9)
• Annotation XXI, On the Eucharist (Matthew 5:22)
• Annotation XXII, On the degrees of consanguinity (Matthew 5:31)
• Annotation XXIII, Whether adultery dissolves the sacrament of matrimony (Matthew 5:32)
• Annotation XXIV, On divorce (Matthew 5:32)
• Annotation XXV, Whether an oath is a sin (Matthew 5:34)
• Annotation XXVI, Whether every oath, even in a true and just cause, is a sin (Matthew 5:34)
• Annotation XXVII, Whether it is lawful to seek redress for an injury in court (Matthew 5:39)
• Annotation XXVIII, On the unforgivable sin (Matthew 5:44)
• Annotation XXIX, On vocal prayer (Matthew 6:6)
• Annotation XXX, Whether Christ is to be called "the Lordly man" (homo dominicus) (Matthew 6:10)
• Annotation XXXI, Whether the bread we ask for in the Lord's Prayer is corporeal (Matthew 6:11)
• Annotation XXXII, On the forgiveness of injury (Matthew 6:14)
• Annotation XXXIII, On the dress of monks (Matthew 6:16)
• Annotation XXXIV, No one can serve two masters (Matthew 6:24)
• Annotation XXXV, Whether no creature is incorporeal (Matthew 6:25)
• Annotation XXXVI, Whether it is lawful for preachers to preach the Gospel for the sake of a livelihood (Matthew 6:33)
• Annotation XXXVII, On bodily human food (Matthew 6:34)
• Annotation XXXVIII, Whether there is sin in the Church (Matthew 7:5)
• Annotation XXXIX, On the Trinity (Matthew 7:16)
• Annotation XL, Whether all works apart from grace are sins (Matthew 7:17)
• Annotation XLI, Whether the privation of the divine glory is a graver gehenna (Matthew 7:19)
• Annotation XLII, On the Church (Matthew 7:24)
• Annotation XLIII, On justifying faith, and on unformed faith (Matthew 8:8)
• Annotation XLIV, On the Trinity (Matthew 8:9)
• Annotation XLV, Whether priests [truly] absolve, or only pronounce [people] absolved (Matthew 9:8)
• Annotation XLVI, Whether [our] calling comes from merits, or from [merits] foreseen by divine foreknowledge (Matthew 9:9)
• Annotation XLVII, Whether the suffrages made for the departed profit both the blessed and the damned (Matthew 9:24)
• Annotation XLVIII, Whether the soul alone is the man (Matthew 10:28)
• Annotation XLIX, On Pilate (Matthew 10:29)
• Annotation L, On the doubt of John the Baptist (Matthew 11:3)
• Annotation LI, Whether before Christ's coming faith in Christ was necessary for salvation (Matthew 11:5)
• Annotation LII, Whether reprobation is from God's pure good pleasure (Matthew 11:26)
• Annotation LIII, Whether the angels see God (Matthew 11:27)
• Annotation LIV, On the Law of Moses (Matthew 11:28)
• Annotation LV, Absolution (Matthew 11:28)
• Annotation LVI, On the sin against the Holy Spirit (Matthew 12:32)
• Annotation LVII, On the sin against the Holy Spirit (Matthew 12:32)
• Annotation LVIII, Whether the Virgin Mary was guilty of vainglory (Matthew 12:47)
• Annotation LIX, On Joseph (Matthew 12:48)
• Annotation LX, Whether heretics unwilling to repent are to be put to death (Matthew 13:30)
• Annotation LXI, That the prophecy of Psalm 77, cited by Matthew, is to be understood literally of Christ (Matthew 13:35)
• Annotation LXII, What kind of smith's craft Joseph practiced (Matthew 13:55)
• Annotation LXIII, [The error that] faith is given to us from preceding merits (Matthew 13:11)
• Annotation LXIV, Whether Joseph was twice-married (Matthew 13:55–56)
• Annotation LXV, Whether the angels fell from heaven on account of love of women (Matthew 14:3,10)
• Annotation LXVI, On the Eucharist (Matthew 15:11)
• Annotation LXVII, Whether restitution ought to exceed the [thing] plundered (Matthew 15:29)
• Annotation LXVIII, Whether the Church was built upon [the] Rock [Peter] (Matthew 16:18)
• Annotation LXIX, Whether the Church was built upon each and every one of the faithful (Matthew 16:18)
• Annotation LXX, Whether the priestly power is lost through any [and every] sin (Matthew 16:18)
• Annotation LXXI, Whether the power of binding and loosing resides in priests (Matthew 16:19)
• Annotation LXXII, Whether the supreme pontiff has the power of secular rule (Matthew 16:19)
• Annotation LXXIII, On the duration of the world (Matthew 17:1)
• Annotation LXXIV, On Moses, appearing in the Transfiguration of Christ (Matthew 17:3)
• Annotation LXXV, Whether clerics are immune from the tributes of secular princes (from whom do they receive tribute?"* etc. — Matthew 17:24)
• Annotation LXXVI, Whether Christians ought to pay tributes to their [own] princes (Matthew 17:26)
• Annotation LXXVII, Whether to individual men individual angels are assigned for [their] guard (Matthew 18:10)
• Annotation LXXVIII, Whether those speaking and eating with the excommunicated sin (Matthew 18:17)
• Annotation LXXIX, On the marriage-unions lawful by the law of nature (Matthew 19:5)
• Annotation LXXX, On second marriages (Matthew 19:8)
• Annotation LXXXI, Whether it is lawful to repudiate an adulterous wife, and to marry another (Matthew 19:9)
• Annotation LXXXII, Whether plurality of wives is prohibited by natural or by divine law (Matthew 19:9)
• Annotation LXXXIII, Whether it is lawful for Christians to wage war (Matthew 19:12)
• Annotation LXXXIV, Whether every corporeal thing is evil (Matthew 19:14)
• Annotation LXXXV, Whether it is lawful to procure for oneself, from the goods left at [one's] death, suffrages after this life (Matthew 19:20)
• Annotation LXXXVI, On monastic vows (Matthew 19:21)
• Annotation LXXXVII, Whether those called by God are called on account of [their] merits (Matthew 20:1)
• Annotation LXXXVIII, On the Trinity (Matthew 20:8)
• Annotation LXXXIX, Call the laborers, and pay them their wage (Matthew 20:8)
• Annotation XC, The fruition [beatific vision] of the blessed (Matthew 20:16)
• Annotation XCI, Whether Moses died (Matthew 20:20)
• Annotation XCII, On the Son of God (Matthew 20:19)
• Annotation XCIII, On the death of John the Evangelist (Matthew 20:23)
• Annotation XCIV, On the Trinity (Matthew 20:23)
• Annotation XCV, Whether it is lawful for Christians to exercise trade (Matthew 21:12)
• Annotation XCVI, What "Hosanna" signifies (Matthew 21:9)
• Annotation XCVII, On the subtraction of grace (Matthew 21:33)
• Annotation XCVIII, Whether the Jews recognized the deity of Christ (Matthew 21:38)
• Annotation XCIX, Whether election is from merit (Matthew 22:14)
• Annotation C, On the Trinity (Matthew 22:37)
• Annotation CI, Whether the precepts of the second table can be fulfilled without the grace of God (Matthew 22:39)
• Annotation CII, Whether it is lawful to hang gospels and crosses on the neck (Matthew 23:5)
• Annotation CIII, On the Homoousion [consubstantial] (Matthew 24:7)
• Annotation CIV, Whether the true Church can be recognized by certain marks, and by which (Matthew 24:15)
• Annotation CV, Whether Christ was ignorant of the day of judgment (Matthew 24:36)
• Annotation CVI, Whether fasting and chastity without almsgiving are of any avail (Matthew 24:50)
• Annotation CVII, Whether we can be helped by the merits of others (Matthew 25:9)
• Annotation CVIII, Whether bad priests are [true] priests (Matthew 25:18)
• Annotation CIX, On the three Magdalenes (Matthew 26:7)
• Annotation CX, Whether Christ celebrated the Passover on the fourteenth [day of the] moon. / Whether Christ consecrated in unleavened [bread] (Matthew 26:20)
• Annotation CXI, With what words Christ consecrated the Eucharist (Matthew 26:26)
• Annotation CXII, On the Eucharist (Matthew 26:26)
• Annotation CXIII, Whether wine — or water — alone is to be used in the sacred mysteries (Matthew 26:29)
• Annotation CXIV, Whether Christ truly feared for himself, and truly prayed for himself (Matthew 26:37)
• Annotation CXV, Whether it is lawful for Christians to make war (Matthew 26:52)
• Annotation CXVI, On war (Matthew 26:52)
• Annotation CXVII, Whether it is lawful for exorcists to adjure demons (Matthew 26:63)
• Annotation CXVIII, Whether Peter denied that Christ is God (Matthew 26:74)
• Annotation CXIX, Whether it is possible that those who have denied Christ should return to repentance and obtain pardon (Matthew 26:74–75)
• Annotation CXX, Whether Judas died by hanging in a noose (Matthew 27:5)
• Annotation CXXI, Whether it is lawful for clerics to have possessions of temporal things (Matthew 27:6–7)
• Annotation CXXII, Whether Adam was buried on Mount Calvary (Matthew 27:33)
• Annotation CXXIII, On the oath (Matthew 27:34)
• Annotation CXXIV, Whether the darkness, at Christ's death, happened over the whole world (Matthew 27:45)
• Annotation CXXV, Whether Christ was struck by the lance before he was dead (Matthew 27:46)
• Annotation CXXVI, Whether the divinity was separated from the humanity of the dying Christ (Matthew 27:46)
• Annotation [unnumbered], Whether she who is called by the Evangelist the mother of James and Joses was the mother of Christ (Matthew 27:56)

On Mark

• Annotation CXXVII, The fishing of the Apostles (Mark 1:16)
• Annotation CXXVIII, On monastic traditions (Mark 6:8)
• Annotation CXXIX, And after six days, Jesus took Peter, etc (Mark 9:2)
• Annotation CXXX, On the history of those selling in the temple (Mark 11:15)
• Annotation CXXXI, Whether Christ was crucified at the third hour (Mark 15:25)
• Annotation CXXXII, Whether the last chapter of Mark is of solid authority (Mark 16:9)

On Luke

• Annotation CXXXIII, Whether the Virgin Mary is rightly called "full of grace." (Luke 1:28)
• Annotation CXXXIV, Whether the soul of Christ has omnipotence equal with God (Luke 1:32)
• Annotation CXXXV, Whether the angels are to be judged on the day of judgment (Luke 2:14)
• Annotation CXXXVI, Whether Mary needed purification after childbirth (Luke 2:22)
• Annotation CXXXVII, On Mary giving birth (Luke 2:23)
• Annotation CXXXVIII, Whether Mary suffered a defect of faith at Christ's death (Luke 2:35)
• Annotation CXXXIX, Whether Mary always recognized Christ to be God (Luke 2:43)
• Annotation CXL, Whether Mary always knew the divinity of [her] Son (Luke 2:50)
• Annotation CXLI, Whether Christ advanced in wisdom (Luke 2:52)
• Annotation CXLII, On the instruction, errings, and penance of the angels (Luke 3:12)
• Annotation CXLIII, Whether the generation of Cainan is superfluous in the genealogy of Christ (Luke 3:36)
• Annotation CXLIV, Whether John the Baptist doubted concerning the death of Christ (Luke 7:19–20)
• Annotation CXLV, Whether Moses and Elijah truly appeared at Christ's transfiguration (Luke 9:30–31)
• Annotation CXLVI, On the number of Christ's disciples (Luke 10:1)
• Annotation CXLVII, Whether the Apostles begged [were mendicants] (Luke 10:7)
• Annotation CXLVIII, Whether it is lawful for a Christian to have anything of his own (Luke 12:18)
• Annotation CXLIX, On the guardian angels (Luke 12:58)
• Annotation CL, Whether the good angels can be bent to virtue and vice (Luke 15:31)
• Annotation CLI, Whether those who preceded the preaching of Christ hoped for the resurrection (Luke 16:20)
• Annotation CLII, Whether anyone can attain salvation without the reading of the Divine Scripture (Luke 16:24)
• Annotation CLIII, Confession (Luke 16:31)
• Annotation CLIV, What sins are to be confessed (Luke 17:14)
• Annotation CLV, On confession (Luke 18:13)
• Annotation CLVI, Whether it is lawful for a Christian to wage war (Luke 22:36)
• Annotation CLVII, War (Luke 22:38)
• Annotation CLVIII, War (Luke 22:38)
• Annotation CLIX, The consoling apparition of the angel (Luke 22:43)
• Annotation CLX, Whether Peter denied the Godhead of Christ (Luke 22:57)
• Annotation CLXI, Whether penance profits without confession and satisfaction (Luke 22:62)
• Annotation CLXII, Whether the death of Christ is to be mourned (Luke 23:28)
• Annotation CLXIII, Whether the saints yet enjoy the divine glory (Luke 23:43)
• Annotation CLXIV, Whether the Godhead was separated from the humanity of Christ through death (Luke 23:46)

On John

• Annotation CLXV, Whether the angels learned anything from the evangelical writings (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXVI, The imprisonment of souls (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXVII, Whether God is the form of things (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXVIII, The stars ensouled (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXIX, Whether the Word [was] "to God" or "with God." (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXX, Whether Christ suffered for the angels (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXXI, On the equality of the Father and the Son (John 1:1)
• Annotation CLXXII, On the Son, and the Holy Spirit (John 1:3)
• Annotation CLXXIII, On the true punctuation of the clause, "Without him was made nothing." (John 1:3)
• Annotation CLXXIV, Whether sin is nothing (John 1:3)
• Annotation CLXXV, Whether the Son, as regards the divinity, is less than the Father (John 1:4–5)
• Annotation CLXXVI, On the Son, and the Holy Spirit (John 1:5)
• Annotation CLXXVII, The soul of John the Baptist existing before [his] body (John 1:7)
• Annotation CLXXVIII, Whether faith alone suffices for those to be saved (John 1:7)
• Annotation CLXXIX, Whether faith is lost through [mortal] sin (John 1:9)
• Annotation CLXXX, And the Word was made flesh (John 1:14)
• Annotation CLXXXI, Whether works [done] apart from grace are sins (John 1:16)
• Annotation CLXXXII, Whether the essence of God can be beheld by any creature (John 1:18)
• Annotation CLXXXIII, I saw, and gave testimony (John 1:34)
• Annotation CLXXXIV, Whether the beginning of our salvation is from us (John 1:38)
• Annotation CLXXXV, Whether Mary always had a becoming opinion of Christ (John 2:3)
• Annotation CLXXXVI, Whether the body of Christ was first formed in the womb before it was assumed by the deity (John 2:20)
• Annotation CLXXXVII, Whether the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father alone (John 3:34)
• Annotation CLXXXVIII, Whether the Son and the Holy Spirit are inferior to the Father (John 4:24)
• Annotation CLXXXIX, Whether the angels insert souls into bodies (John 4:38)
• Annotation CXC, The man believed the word which Jesus said to him, and went his way (John 4:50)
• Annotation CXCI, Himself believed, and his whole house (John 4:53)
• Annotation CXCII, Gen. 3; Ps. 127; 2 Thess. 3 (John 6:27)
• Annotation CXCIII, On the Eucharist (John 6:29)
• Annotation CXCIV, No man can come to me, except my Father draw him (John 6:44)
• Annotation CXCV, Whether venial sins impede the effect of the Eucharist for those receiving [it] (John 6:49)
• Annotation CXCVI, Whether the Eucharist contains the true body of Christ (John 6:48)
• Annotation CXCVII, On the eating of the sacrament (John 6:53)
• Annotation CXCVIII, Whether the beginning of the eighth chapter of John is authentic (John 8:1)
• Annotation CXCIX, Whether [some] sins are at some time to be remitted (John 8:21)
• Annotation CC, If you continue in my word,"* etc (John 8:31)
• Annotation CCI, "Beginning" [principium] (John 8:25)
• Annotation CCII, Whether priests have the power of remitting sins (John 8:34)
• Annotation CCIII, [Origen:] souls, coming into the world, bring with them seminal reasons (John 8:37)
• Annotation CCIV, Whether the soul of Christ was in heaven before [it was] in the flesh (John 8:42)
• Annotation CCV, On Thomas's exhortation to [his] fellow-disciples (John 11:16)
• Annotation CCVI, Whether Peter received the keys in his own person (John 12:8)
• Annotation CCVII, On Philip (John 12:21)
• Annotation CCVIII, Whether the Holy Spirit [is] from the Father alone (John 14:16)
• Annotation CCIX, Whether after baptism original sin, and after justification other sins too, remain (John 13:10)
• Annotation CCX, Whether all believers are certain that they are in grace (John 14:16)
• Annotation CCXI, The Spirit of truth, who proceedeth from the Father,"* etc (John 15:26)
• Annotation CCXII, Whether faith alone suffices for salvation (John 16:9)
• Annotation CCXIII, Whether Christ began to be (John 17:5)
• Annotation CCXIV, Whether only the predestined believe (John 17:6)
• Annotation CCXV, Whether all believers are certain of grace (John 17:6)
• Annotation CCXVI, When therefore Jesus had received the vinegar, he said, It is finished (John 19:30)
• Annotation CCXVII, Whether the mysteries of faith are to be proved by human reasons (John 20:19)
• Annotation CCXVIII, Whether auricular confession was instituted by Christ (John 20:22–23)
• Annotation CCXIX, Whether the care of the predestined alone was committed to Peter (John 21:17)
• Annotation CCXX, Whether it is to be read SIC ["so"] or SI ["if"] (John 21:22)
• Annotation CCXXI, Whether Peter had the keys in his own person (John 21:19)

On Acts

• Annotation CCXXII, Whether Judas died by hanging (Acts 1:18)
• Annotation CCXXIII, On the oath (Acts 3:26)
• Annotation CCXXIV, On the oath (Acts 4:20)
• Annotation CCXXV, Whether the seven [of Acts 6] were true deacons (Acts 6:5)
• Annotation CCXXVI, On the true reading of this passage (Acts 9:5)
• Annotation CCXXVII, Suffrages for the dead (Acts 9:43)
• Annotation CCXXVIII, James answered, saying, Men [and] brethren (Acts 15:13)
• Annotation CCXXIX, Who Dionysius the Areopagite was (Acts 17:34)

On Romans

• Annotation CCXXX, On the cause of predestination (Romans 1:1)
• Annotation CCXXXI, Whether those who scrutinize the divine mysteries are to be condemned (Romans 1:17)
• Annotation CCXXXII, Whether circumcision confers grace (Romans 2:25)
• Annotation CCXXXIII, Whether faith alone justifies (Romans 3:27)
• Annotation CCXXXIV, And he was not weak in faith (Romans 4:19)
• Annotation CCXXXV, Whether the charity by which we love God is the indwelling Holy Spirit (Romans 5:5)
• Annotation CCXXXVI, Whether the sin of Adam passed to posterity not [as] guilt, but [as] punishment (Romans 5:12)
• Annotation CCXXXVII, Whether the sin of Adam passed to [his] posterity not [as] guilt, but only [by] occasion (Romans 5:12)
• Annotation CCXXXVIII, Whether the sin of Adam passed to posterity not by propagation, but by imitation (Romans 5:12)
• Annotation CCXXXIX, Whether abstinence from an oath, and love of an enemy, are counsels or precepts (Romans 7:6)
• Annotation CCXL, Whether original sin [comes] by propagation (Romans 7:8)
• Annotation CCXLI, The exposition of this passage retracted (Romans 7:14)
• Annotation CCXLII, Whether the natural passions were in man before sin (Romans 7:14)
• Annotation CCXLIII, Whether the law of Moses commands lesser [things] than the law of nature (Romans 7:25)
• Annotation CCXLIV, Whether the flesh of Christ had an inclination to sinning (Romans 8:3)
• Annotation CCXLV, Whether the heavens were made corruptible and dissoluble on account of Adam's sin (Romans 8:20)
• Annotation CCXLVI, Whether Adam, by sinning, lost the image [of God] (Romans 8:21)
• Annotation CCXLVII, The privation of eternal glory (Romans 8:27)
• Annotation CCXLVIII, Whether all men are chosen and destined to eternal life (Romans 8:28)
• Annotation CCXLIX, Whether future things are the cause of the divine foreknowledge, or the contrary (Romans 8:29)
• Annotation CCL, Whether election and reprobation are from the foreseeing of works (Romans 8:30)
• Annotation CCLI, Whether predestination is from the merits of the predestined foreseen by God (Romans 9:13)
• Annotation CCLII, Whether God reprobates any from the purpose of his will alone (Romans 9:18)
• Annotation CCLIII, Whether Paul was equal to Peter in dignity (Romans 11:1)
• Annotation CCLIV, Expiatory fire (Romans 11:5)
• Annotation CCLV, Whether the whole life of unbelievers is sin (Romans 14:23)
• Annotation CCLVI, War (Romans 16:3)

On 1 Corinthians

• Annotation CCLVII, Whether the precepts of the divine law can be fulfilled by natural powers alone (1 Corinthians 1:10)
• Annotation CCLVIII, Purgatory (1 Corinthians 3:12)
• Annotation CCLIX, Whether Chrysostom acknowledged purgatory (1 Corinthians 3:15)
• Annotation CCLX, Whether it be lawful for a husband to repudiate an adulterous wife, and for a wife an adulterous husband (not I, but the Lord — that the wife depart not from the husband; but if she depart, that she remain unmarried."* — 1 Corinthians 7:10-11)
• Annotation CCLXI, Whether before communion it is necessary to confess [one's] sins (1 Corinthians 11:28)
• Annotation CCLXII, Whether only the scriptures approved by the apostles are canonical (1 Corinthians 12:28)
• Annotation CCLXIII, Whether the Mass and public prayers ought to be said in the vernacular tongue (since he knows not what thou sayest."* — 1 Corinthians 14:14-16)
• Annotation CCLXIV, Whether souls are blessed before the day of judgment (1 Corinthians 15:19)
• Annotation CCLXV, Whether all men are to die (1 Corinthians 15:51)
• Annotation CCLXVI, Whether the writings of heretics are to be read (1 Corinthians 15:51)
• Annotation CCLXVII, Whether it is lawful to strike either the living or the dead with anathema (1 Corinthians 16:22)

On 2 Corinthians

• Annotation CCLXVIII, Whether it is necessary to exhibit the Eucharist under both species to the laity (2 Corinthians 8:24)

On Galatians

• Annotation CCLXIX, Whether Peter was superior in dignity to Paul and the rest of the apostles (Galatians 1:1)
• Annotation CCLXX, Election and reprobation from merits (Galatians 1:15)
• Annotation CCLXXI, Peter superior to the other apostles (Galatians 1:18)
• Annotation CCLXXII, But [I saw none of the apostles], except James, the brother of the Lord (Galatians 1:19)
• Annotation CCLXXIII, On the four precepts of the apostles to those who [are] of the gentiles (Galatians 2:2)
• Annotation CCLXXIV, Whether Peter and Paul used simulation, and whether by simulating they sinned (Galatians 2:11)
• Annotation CCLXXV, I said to Cephas before all, If thou, being a Jew,"* etc (Galatians 2:14)
• Annotation CCLXXVI, Whether witches [Striges] can bewitch little infants (Galatians 3:1)
• Annotation CCLXXVII, Whether it is read in the sacred letters that God cursed anyone (Galatians 3:10)
• Annotation CCLXXVIII, Whether our liberty [free will] without grace can do good (Galatians 3:21)
• Annotation CCLXXIX, Whether it is lawful to call the prefects of monasteries abbots or fathers (Galatians 4:6)
• Annotation CCLXXX, Whether it is lawful to bend the sins of the saints to pious senses (Galatians 4:24)
• Annotation CCLXXXI, Whether those who live under grace are impeccable [free from sin] (Galatians 5:17)
• Annotation CCLXXXII, Whether the damned are ever to be saved (Galatians 5:22)
• Annotation CCLXXXIII, Whether the saints departed can pray for us (Galatians 6:5)
• Annotation CCLXXXIV, Whether all men are to be loved with an equal affection of charity (Galatians 6:10)

On Ephesians

• Annotation CCLXXXV, Whether election [is] from foreseen merits (Ephesians 1:4)
• Annotation CCLXXXVI, Whether souls [were] created before the world, and thrust into bodies for their offenses (Ephesians 1:4)
• Annotation CCLXXXVII, Whether souls [were] created before the world, and afterward cast into bodies for their [own] faults (Ephesians 1:4)
• Annotation CCLXXXVIII, Whether penance is again to be given to the lapsed (Ephesians 1:6)
• Annotation CCLXXXIX, On the Eucharist (Ephesians 1:7)
• Annotation CCXC, Whether the punishments of the damned are to be ended (Ephesians 1:12)
• Annotation CCXCI, Whether the knowledge of souls is from reminiscence (Ephesians 1:17)
• Annotation CCXCII, The increments and decrements of angels (Ephesians 1:21)
• Annotation CCXCIII, Whether the stars are rational living beings, and purged by the blood of Christ (Ephesians 1:22)
• Annotation CCXCIV, The bodies of demons (Ephesians 2:2)
• Annotation CCXCV, Whether the demons are ever to be saved (Ephesians 2:7)
• Annotation CCXCVI, Angels purged (Ephesians 2:17)
• Annotation CCXCVII, The soul's prison (Ephesians 3:1)
• Annotation CCXCVIII, Whether the demons are to be restored (Ephesians 3:10)
• Annotation CCXCIX, Psalm 93.a; Psalm 23 (Ephesians 3:10)
• Annotation CCC, And he himself indeed gave some [to be] apostles (Ephesians 4:11)
• Annotation CCCI, Whether he is to be constituted a bishop, who cannot teach (Ephesians 4:11)
• Annotation CCCII, On the angels, and the demons (Ephesians 4:10.b)
• Annotation CCCIII, From whom the whole body [is] compacted (Ephesians 4:16.b)
• Annotation CCCIV, Whether song is to be used in the divine praises (Ephesians 5:19)
• Annotation CCCV, Whether sinners are members of the Church (Ephesians 5:24)
• Annotation CCCVI, The transformation of women (Ephesians 5:28)
• Annotation CCCVII, On the sacrament of matrimony (Ephesians 5:32)
• Annotation CCCVIII, Jacob, and the wrestling of the angel (Ephesians 6:12)
• Annotation CCCIX, The punishment of original sin (Ephesians 6:24)

On Philippians

• Annotation CCCX, Whether the saints are to be invoked (Philippians 1:18)
• Annotation CCCXI, Whether prayer is to be made for catechumens departing without baptism (Philippians 1:23)

On Colossians

• Annotation CCCXII, Whether the sacred letters attribute patience to God (Colossians 1:11)
• Annotation CCCXIII, Whether to individual men individual angels are deputed (Colossians 1:20)
• Annotation CCCXIV, Fascination [bewitchment] (Colossians 3:15)
• Annotation CCCXV, The common [vernacular] Bibles are to be read by all (Colossians 3:16)

On 2 Thessalonians

• Annotation CCCXVI, When I was yet with you, [I told you these things], etc (2 Thessalonians 2:5)
• Annotation CCCXVII, Whether monks are to be compelled to provide for themselves a living by the labor of [their] hands (2 Thessalonians 3:10)

On 1 Timothy

• Annotation CCCXVIII, Whether it is lawful to constitute a bigamist a bishop (1 Timothy 3:2)
• Annotation CCCXIX, Bishop, and presbyter (1 Timothy 3:8)
• Annotation CCCXX, Whether God, before the incarnation of Christ, was seen by the angels (1 Timothy 3:16)
• Annotation CCCXXI, Whether clerics ought to possess anything beyond food and clothing (1 Timothy 5:18)
• Annotation CCCXXII, The punishment of blasphemers (1 Timothy 5:23)

On Titus

• Annotation CCCXXIII, Angels existing long before the world (Titus 1:2)
• Annotation CCCXXIV, Whether a bishop is greater than a presbyter (Titus 1:5)
• Annotation CCCXXV, Whether a bigamist is to be chosen for bishop (Titus 1:6)
• Annotation CCCXXVI, Daily bread (Titus 2:11)

On Hebrews

• Annotation CCCXXVII, Whether the epistle to the Hebrews is Paul's (Hebrews 1:1)
• Annotation CCCXXVIII, Whether the Father is the cause of the Son (Hebrews 1:3.a)
• Annotation CCCXXIX, Whether in Christ there are two persons (Hebrews 1:9)
• Annotation CCCXXX, Whether the celestial bodies are to be burned up (Hebrews 1:11)
• Annotation CCCXXXI, Whether Christ was diminished from God (Hebrews 2:7)
• Annotation CCCXXXII, Whether the laity and monks are equal — [their] obligations and offenses [being] equal (Hebrews 4:16)
• Annotation CCCXXXIII, Whence the beginning of salvation (Hebrews 7:10)
• Annotation CCCXXXIV, The state and figure of heaven (Hebrews 8:2)
• Annotation CCCXXXV, Whether the souls of the saints are yet blessed (Hebrews 11:37)
• Annotation CCCXXXVI, Confession (Hebrews 12:17)

On James

• Annotation CCCXXXVII, Whether the epistle of James is canonical (James 1:1)
• Annotation CCCXXXVIII, Oath (James 5:12)
• Annotation CCCXXXIX, Whether extreme unction can be ministered by any layman whatsoever (James 5:14)

On 2 Peter

• Annotation CCCXL, Whether the heavens are to be burned by the fire of the world-conflagration (2 Peter 3:10)
• Annotation CCCXLI, Whether air and water at the end of the world shall be wholly dissolved (2 Peter 3:10)

On 1 John

• Annotation CCCXLII, Trinity (1 John 5:7)
• Annotation CCCXLIII, Whether the impugning of the brotherhood is an irremissible sin (1 John 5:16)

On Jude

• Annotation CCCXLIV, Whether the epistle of Jude is canonical (Jude 1)

On Apocalypse

• Annotation CCCXLV, Whether the souls of the saints see God before the day of judgment (Apocalypse 6:9)
• Annotation CCCXLVI, Whether Jeremiah is dead (Apocalypse 11:3)
• Annotation CCCXLVII, Whether there are to be two [future] resurrections, and a golden age of a thousand years between the two (Apocalypse 20:6)