45) Common law recognized four classes of challenges for cause: (1) propter honoris respectum (on account of a respect for nobility); (2) propter
delictum (on account of crime); (3) propter defectum (on account of defect--personal or legal incapacity); and (4) propter affectum (on account of favor or bias).
Another
delictum concerning the Sacrament of Holy Orders is any attempt to ordain a woman.
40) Multiformis ergo est ratio somniorum, siquidem sunt quae velut percussa gravius verberataque mente vestigiis doloris penitus insignitis per quietem refovent imagines praeteritae consternationis, sunt item quae iuxta cogitationes rationabilis animae partis vel purae atque immunis a perturbatione vel in passionibus positae oboriuntur, nihiloque minus quae divinis potestatibus consulentibus praemonstrantur vel etiam poenae loco ob
delictum aliquod formata in atrocem et horridam faciem (Comm.
par esse
delictum uidetur; pero mas molesta y culpable cosa, verba nova, incognita et inaudita dicere .
According to the praxis of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, such behavior is considered a
delictum gravius," that is, a "grave delict.
Lavant lacrimae
delictum quod voce pudor est confiteri.
Vives continues: after the fall, mere exposition is not enough (tenebris animo inductis per
delictum, sola explicato non sufficit), and this is where rhetoric comes in.
He was the one who declared the use of Internet and other forms of child pornography to be a
delictum gravius (a "grave delict")--the same as a contact offense with a minor.
Quare nec maleficium seu
delictum ab ipso potestate repertum et investigatum est, sed ab offitio octo custodie, et capturea sive detentio persone delinquentis non fuit a potestate facta neque in carceribus positus fult sed a nobis et ab octo custodie.
