Cases of Conscience for English-Speaking Countries, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

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Lucia ancilla Caiae hanc sciebat adulterium com misisse. Quum vero in diem futurum citaretur ad tes timonium dandum de adulterio commisso in causa divortii contra Caiam a marito intentata dubitabat utrum crimen dominae revelare posset ac deberet, quum ipsa sola praeter ipsas partes illud sciret. Hinc confessarium adiit qui quatenus ex lege divina, civili, et ecclesiastica, duo testes requirantur ad crimen probandum, et umcus testis. A judice non legitime de crimine quod ipse solus cognoscat interrogetur, respondit Luciam non debere crimen man ifestare. Quod quum Titius alius. Sacerdos audiret, con fessarium contra justitiam peccasse judicabat, quum mari turn a bono, nempe divortio, ad quod jus haberet responso suo impediisset. Unde quasritur.

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