Part, Question

 1   1, 113 |     virtue, ~with a view to his promotion; a bad end, when that knowledge
 2   2, 61  |         that would tolerate the promotion of a ~rich man to a position
 3   2, 98  |         from his ordination or ~promotion that he has acquired by
 4   2, 98  | otherwise than by a simoniacal ~promotion, and the fact be a secret,
 5   2, 98  |      the other hand, if a man's promotion be procured simoniacally
 6   2, 98  |       made in the case when his promotion has been deceitfully procured
 7   2, 183 |         praiseworthy to desire ~promotion to the episcopal state.~
 8   2, 183 |          Again, if he owed his ~promotion to simony of which he was
 9   3, 34  |       nature rather than as the promotion of human nature, ~already
10   3, 89  |         not to ~receive further promotion." Therefore Penance does
11 Suppl, 11|         is bound to prevent the promotion of the ~unworthy, if it
12 Suppl, 34|         Sent. iv, D, 53), where promotion to power is mentioned. Therefore
13 Suppl, 38|       who receive ordination or promotion from them have the same ~
14 Suppl, 40|           Hence although at his promotion a bishop ~receives a spiritual