Part, Question

 1   2, 13  |     man chooses someone for a bishopric or some high ~position in
 2   2, 98  |       person from obtaining a bishopric or some like dignity. But
 3   2, 98  |      case to give money for a bishopric or a like ecclesiastical ~
 4   2, 98  |      acquiring the right to a bishopric or any dignity or ~prebend,
 5   2, 183 |      a vow never to accept a ~bishopric. Now to place an obstacle
 6   2, 183 |        and may return to his ~bishopric should the obstacle cease,
 7   2, 183 |       reappointed to another ~bishopric [*Cap. Post translat., de
 8   2, 183 |   cannot be reappointed to a ~bishopric. Hence it is stated (VII,
 9   2, 183 |       a man is appointed to a bishopric, he embraces the ~state
10   2, 187 |        cannot lay aside their bishopric for any pretext whatever,
11 Suppl, 47| marriage, namely to accept a ~bishopric. Therefore a carnal father
12 Suppl, 47|    command a man to accept a ~bishopric, because consent should