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The Catholic World, Vol. 19, April 1874‐September 1874

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Author
Various
Language
English
Subjects
Catholic Church › Periodicals
Length
476,205 words · about 33 h 21 min
Sections
94 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (94)
  1. Opening about 7 min
  2. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 109.—APRIL, 1874 about 29 min
  3. On The Wing: A Southern Flight about 35 min
  4. A National Or State Church about 21 min
  5. The Captive Bird about 36 min
  6. Home Rule For Ireland about 32 min
  7. Sonnet: Good Friday under 1 min
  8. Grapes And Thorns. Chapter X. The Descent of Avernus about 1 h 23 min
  9. A Looker‐Back. III. The Temple about 18 min
  10. Was Origen A Heretic? about 35 min
  11. Social Shams about 27 min
  12. To S. Joseph: On The Day Of My First Mass under 1 min
  13. Odd Stories. VI.—King Ruli about 7 min
  14. Epigram. The Widow’s Mites under 1 min
  15. Old Versus New about 13 min
  16. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 110.—MAY, 1874 about 1 h 9 min
  17. Principles of substantial compounds about 8 min
  18. Principles of accidental compounds about 11 min
  19. Principles of attributes and properties about 9 min
  20. The Butterfly under 1 min
  21. The Farm Of Muiceron. By Marie Rheil about 25 min
  22. Fragment Of Early English Poetry about 25 min
  23. On The Wing. A Southern Flight. II about 40 min
  24. There Was No Room For Them In The Inn under 1 min
  25. Antar And Zara; Or, “The Only True Lovers.” I under 1 min
  26. Preface about 2 min
  27. I. He Sang.(81) about 40 min
  28. Easter under 1 min
  29. Grapes And Thorns. Chapter XI. A Harvest of Thorns about 1 h 5 min
  30. For Ever about 1 min
  31. Visit To An Artist’s Studio about 7 min
  32. Visions about 1 min
  33. A Word For Women about 34 min
  34. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 111.—JUNE, 1874 about 1 min
  35. Principles of possible being about 8 min
  36. Principles of real relation about 9 min
  37. Principles of real distinction about 13 min
  38. Antar And Zara; Or, “The Only True Lovers.” II under 1 min
  39. II. She Sang about 4 min
  40. The Farm Of Muiceron. By Marie Rheil. Concluded about 34 min
  41. Public Worship about 23 min
  42. The Answered Prayer about 34 min
  43. On The Wing. A Southern Flight. III about 36 min
  44. The Female Religious Of America about 59 min
  45. Epigram on Abraham Lincoln under 1 min
  46. Grapes And Thorns. Chapter XII. A Taper Lighted, And A Taper Blown Out about 46 min
  47. Material Faith about 1 min
  48. A Glimpse of the Green Isle. I about 22 min
  49. Cora about 33 min
  50. A Criticism about 1 min
  51. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 112.—JULY, 1874 about 3 min
  52. I. Flippancy And Scholasticism about 9 min
  53. II. Tergiversation And Jugglery about 14 min
  54. III. Creation about 13 min
  55. Dante’s Purgatorio. Canto Fourteenth about 41 min
  56. The Nag’s Head Story about 6 min
  57. The Lambeth Register about 10 min
  58. Barlow’s Status about 9 min
  59. Grapes And Thorns. Chapter XIII about 1 h 40 min
  60. Antar And Zara; Or, “The Only True Lovers.” III under 1 min
  61. III. He Sang about 5 min
  62. A Glimpse of the Green Isle. II about 23 min
  63. One Corpus Christi about 1 min
  64. Relatio Itineris In Marylandiam about 9 min
  65. On The Wing. A Southern Flight. IV about 38 min
  66. Switzerland In 1873 about 30 min
  67. Odd Stories. VII. The Philosophers Of The Dragon’s Bower about 18 min
  68. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 113.—AUGUST, 1874 about 34 min
  69. Antar And Zara; Or, “The Only True Lovers.” IV under 1 min
  70. IV. She Sang about 34 min
  71. The Rock Of Rest about 1 min
  72. Anglican Orders. II about 28 min
  73. On The Wing. A Southern Flight. V about 1 h 15 min
  74. Who Will Remember? about 20 min
  75. Comparison Of Waves With Flowers about 1 min
  76. A Glimpse of the Green Isle. III—Concluded about 19 min
  77. Grapes And Thorns. Chapter XIV—Uprooting Thorns about 52 min
  78. Madame Du Deffand about 13 min
  79. Cain, What Hast Thou Done With Thy Brother? about 26 min
  80. The Legend Of Vallambrosa about 5 min
  81. Odd Stories. VIII. Snifkin about 19 min
  82. THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 114.—SEPTEMBER, 1874 about 31 min
  83. Antar And Zara; Or, “The Only True Lovers.” V under 1 min
  84. V. They Sang about 6 min
  85. The Veil Withdrawn about 34 min
  86. Pius VI about 23 min
  87. Assunta Howard about 1 h 10 min
  88. A Week In Wordsworth’s Haunts about 31 min
  89. On The Wing. A Southern Flight. VI about 38 min
  90. A Discussion With An Infidel about 41 min
  91. Hymn Of The Flowers about 2 min
  92. Kathleen Waring about 28 min
  93. New Publications about 19 min
  94. FOOTNOTES about 19 min

The opening of THE CATHOLIC WORLD. VOL. XIX., NO. 109.—APRIL, 1874

The Principles Of Real Being. IV. Intrinsic Principles of Substance and Suppositum.

We have briefly shown in the preceding article that a complete being, to be a substance and a suppositum, requires no positive addition to its three intrinsic principles, but needs only to be left to itself. This is, in our opinion, an obvious truth. But as there are philosophers of high repute who do not fully share the same opinion, and, on the other hand, the notions of substance and of suppositum are both intimately connected with some theological truths which cannot be well explained without a distinct knowledge of what these two notions really imply, we deem it expedient to enter into a closer examination of the subject, that we may better understand by the light of reason, and confirm by the weight of authority, the traditional doctrine on substance and suppositum, their essential constitution, formal distinction, and supernatural separability.

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