On the virtues /John Capreolus ; translated by Kevin White and Romanus Cessario ; with a foreword by Servais Pinckaers.

Contents -- Foreword: Capreolus�s Defense of St. Thomas�s Teachingon the Virtues -- Servais Pinckaers, O.P. -- Translators� Introduction -- Acknowledgments -- John Capreolus, ON THE VIRTUES (Defensiones Theologiae Divi Thomae Aquinatis, Liber III, distinctiones 23-40) -- Whether Habitual Virtues Are Necessary to Man (on d.23) -- Whether Faith Is a Virtue Infused by God (on d.24) -- Whether Faith Is of Things Seen (on d.25) -- Whether Hope Is a Theological Virtue Really Distinct from Faith and Charity (on d.26)

Whether a Man Ought, out of Charity, to Love God More Than Himself (on dd.27�30)Whether Faith Remains in Heaven (on dd.31�32) -- Whether by Human Acts Habits of Virtue Are Acquired Which Exist in the Sensitive Appetite, That Is, in the Concupiscible or Irascible Powers, as in Their Subject (on d.33) -- Whether the Gifts of the Holy Spirit Are Habits Distinct from the Virtues (on dd.34�35) -- Whether the Cardinal Virtues Are Interconnected in Such a Way That He Who Possesses One Possesses All (on dd.36�40) -- Notes on Opponents -- Bibliographical Note -- Indices

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