Subjects — Q
119 subjects · from Migne’s own Ordo Rerum, in English
Qua de causa diabolus per serpentem, et non per aliud animal Adamum incesserit
Quadragesima (Lent)
In the whole of Quadragesima, except for Saturday, the Lord’s Day, and the day of the Annunciation, bread is not offered
is properly one
One ought to fast the whole of Quadragesima
Regarding the quinquennium prescribed to a woman or man captured in war, before either of them may contract marriage, if the death of one is uncertain
Regarding the sacrifices of Quadragesima
That the birthdays of martyrs are not to be celebrated in Quadragesima
Quadragesima, meaning of
Quadrans, what it is
Quadriremes, inventors of
Quaestor
It was the duty of the Quaestor to recite the orations, letters, and mandates of the Augustus before the senate and the people
That which must be observed during his promotion
The mode or formula of creating him
who he was; his offices
Quali natura hominum corpora a mortuis resurrectura sint
Quality
Quantity
Quantum
What "quantum" (how much) is
Quaresmius
Quartans
Quartodecimans
Quartodecimans, Easter observance
Quaternion of virtues, what it is, and what it effects
Question CC. — Since the Lord says: "Do not cast pearls before swine," how are the unfaithful to be taught?
Question CCI. — How is one to judge of those things which perish in this life?
Question CCII. — How did the Apostles, being unlearned, surpass all rhetoricians?
Question CCIII. — Why does Paul, speaking to the Athenians, take arguments from their own inscriptions?
Question CCIV. — Why was prophecy obscured by obscure images?
Question CCIX. — To the same doubter, "But they did not understand."
Question CCV. — On the effigies and character of holy images
Question CCVI. — Why is human life called shadow, dream, smoke, and vanity?
Question CCVII. — On that place, "Put your hand under my thigh."
Question CCVIII. — On Mark 7:15, 17, 18
Question CCX. — On these words: "God is able even from these stones to raise up children to Abraham."
Question CCXII. — Why was the veil of the temple torn?
Question CCXIII. — On blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
Question CCXIV. — On the precept of Christ
Question CCXIX. — On the bloody sweat of Christ
Question CCXV. — On these words: "Who is my mother, and who are my brothers?"
Question CCXVI. — On these words: "I am not worthy to unloose the strap of his sandal."
Question CCXVII. — On the difference of images
Question CCXVIII. — On these words: "Do not touch me, for I have not yet ascended to my Father."
Question CCXXI. — Whose heresy was that of Eusebius of Pamphilus?
Question CCXXII. — What is that: "He who is least in the kingdom of heaven is greater than he"?
Question CLXIV. — For I am not ashamed of the Gospel: for it is the power of God, etc
Question CLXIX. — Why, having left the vision, does Isaiah discourse about heaven and earth?
Question CLXV. — Why is the high priest said to have worn a tiara on his head?
Question CLXVI. — How did Christ come as a legate from the Father?
Question CLXVIII. — Why does the Apostle, speaking of Christ, call his death "death," but our death "sleep"?
Question CLXXI. — On Matthew 1:25
Question CLXXII. — On providence
Question CLXXIII. — On the Trinity
Question CLXXIV. — How is that which is said of Job to be understood: "Let the day perish wherein I was born"?
Question CLXXV. — What is that: "By myself I have sworn, says the Lord"?
Question CLXXVI. — What is: "And a sword shall pass through your own soul"?
Question CLXXVII. — What is: "Do not murmur among yourselves, so that you may not be judged"?
Question CLXXVIII. — What is: "Adulterers and adulteresses"?
Question CLXXX. — Questions on Theology
Question CLXXXII. — How can we say that God is one and three?
Question CLXXXIII. — On the same
Question CLXXXIV. — On the same, to the same
Question CLXXXV. — How can it be at all conceived that God was incarnate?
Question CLXXXVI. — Why did God assume flesh?
Question CLXXXVII. — On the incarnation of the Son
Question CXCII. — Why shall only the Son sit as judge in the future age?
Question CXCIII. — On the Trinity and the Incarnation
Question CXCIV. — On the incarnation
Question CXCIX. — On the dissolution of the law and on the words of Matthew 5:13-17
Question CXCV. — On the incarnation
Question CXCVIII. — On images
Question: whether the Blessed Mary made both offerings, or only one, of the turtledoves and pigeons
Mystical significance of these offerings, 134
Questions about words are to be omitted
Quickness of mind
Quietude and prayer, dissertation
Quietude and the two modes of prayer
Quintilian
Quintilian
Quintilianus
Quod non confitendum sit hominibus
a 6
Quod plus est, non semper præstare
a 37
Quomodo Augusta in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo aurora in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo columba in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo cœlum in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo nubes in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo Paradisus in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo sol in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo speculum in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo sponsa in conceptu immaculato
Quomodo terra in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo Thalamus in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo vas in conceptione immaculata
Quomodo vellus in conceptione immaculata
Quæstio CCC. — Why did God appear to Moses in a bush and not in some other plant?
Quæstio CCCII. — Why did God permit the prophet David to succumb so greatly?
Quæstio CCCIII. — Why did God call Israel his firstborn?
Quæstio CCCIV. — How do the heavens declare the glory of God?
Quæstio CCCV. — What is: "You have rebuked the nations and the wicked one has perished"?
Quæstio CCCVIII. — Why did the Precursor (John) rebuke Herod?
Quæstio CCCX. — Why was our Lord Jesus Christ pierced with a lance in his saving suffering?
Quæstio CCCXII. — How many Asterii were there, and what was their opinion?
Quæstio CCCXIII. — Concerning Jacob and Leah
Quæstio CCCXIV. — Concerning the people numbered at David's command
Quæstio CCCXIX. — Concerning the rebellion of Absalom
Quæstio CCCXV. — Why was David called a man after God's own heart?
Quæstio CCCXVI. — Why did manna fall from heaven in the desert?
Quæstio CCCXVII. — Regarding these words spoken to Abraham: "I will establish my covenant between me and you."
Quæstio CCCXVIII. — Why did Jesus rebuke Peter, who was taking his death badly?
Quæstio CCCXXI. — What does it signify to shave oneself and surround one's head with the folly of baldness?
Quæstio CCCXXII. — Concerning the raven that ministered to the prophet
Quæstio CCCXXIV. — Concerning the dragon, the devil
Quæstio CCLXXXII. — What is this: "In a little you persuade me to become a Christian"?
Quæstio CCLXXXIII. — What might this signify: "The Son of God was manifested in power"?
Quæstio CCLXXXIV. — What would this be: "I am prohibited until now from having any fruit."
Quæstio CCLXXXIX. — "For my bones are troubled."
Quæstio CCLXXXV. — What is "For the justice of God is revealed therein"?
Quæstio CCLXXXVI. — To what does this saying of the Apostle point: "Deliver him to Satan"?
Quæstio CCLXXXVII. — What is the force of this: "To the end, for her who obtains the inheritance"?
Quæstio CCLXXXVIII. — "O Lord, do not rebuke me in your fury, nor punish me in your anger."
Quæstio CCXC. — "I cried to you, O Lord, hear me."
Quæstio CCXCI. — "With my voice I cried to the Lord, with my voice I besought the Lord."
Quæstio CCXCII. — What is the value of this word: "Did Melchol rejoice over David?"
Quæstio CCXCIII. — Why was David girded with an Ephod?
Quæstio CCXCIV. — What was Adam doing in paradise?
Quæstio CCXCIX. — What is the value of these: "Lord, my heart is not exalted"?
Quæstio CCXCV. — Why was the lamb sacrificed towards evening?
Quæstio CCXCVII. — Since Noah was a just man, why does he not avoid punishment for being accused of drunkenness?
Quæstio CCXCVIII. — From what place in Scripture is it evidenced that Adam was deceived by the devil?
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