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 1   2, 60 |        when a man gives a thing simoniacally. Such a man deserves to
 2   2, 98 |        of ~what he has acquired simoniacally.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[100] A[
 3   2, 98 |         received a sacred Order simoniacally, receives ~the character
 4   2, 98 |        having conferred Orders ~simoniacally, or through having simoniacally
 5   2, 98 | simoniacally, or through having simoniacally granted or received a ~benefice,
 6   2, 98 |    knows to ~have been promoted simoniacally, either on account of his
 7   2, 98 |         ecclesiastical benefice simoniacally, not only is he deprived
 8   2, 98 |         s promotion be procured simoniacally by ~others, without his
 9   2, 98 |      Money, property, or fruits simoniacally received, must be ~restored
10   2, 98 |       any persons who have been simoniacally ~admitted into a monastery,
11   2, 98 |     hand, if they were received simoniacally, without their ~knowledge,
12   2, 98 |  knowingly received a benefice (simoniacally). In other cases the bishop ~
13   2, 98 |  renounce what he ~has received simoniacally, so that he will receive
14   2, 187|         person persuade another simoniacally to enter ~religion, by giving