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 1   2, 61  | assembly a ~man having a golden ring,' etc., refer to our daily
 2   2, 129 | assembly a man ~having a golden ring, in fine apparel . . . and
 3   3, 25  |          If a father's ~coat or ring, or anything else of that
 4   3, 43  |  letters sealed with the king's ring, it is to be believed that ~
 5   3, 62  |          a bishop by means of a ring, so by the various ~sacraments
 6   3, 89  |        to him, together with ~a ring and shoes. The other is
 7 Suppl, 26|        bridegroom, receives the ring of the Church. Consequently
 8 Suppl, 40|       dalmatic, mitre, gloves, ~ring, and crozier," because there
 9 Suppl, 40|          and the laggard."~The "ring" signifies the sacraments
10 Suppl, 43|         by giving an engagement ring; fourthly, by the addition
11 Suppl, 71|       If a father's garment and ring, and whatever such like