Part, Question

 1   2, 12  |       the religious ~life, the clerical state, or Holy Orders. Now
 2   2, 38  |       because, to wit, all the clerical Orders are directed to the
 3   2, 98  |       save to those who hold a clerical ~office. Hence such things
 4   2, 109 | instance the religious or the ~clerical habit, signifies a state
 5   2, 182 |  something better," namely the clerical state, "if they ~should
 6   2, 182 |      that those who are in the clerical state are more ~perfect
 7   2, 182 |     orders are admitted to the clerical state and to the ~sacred
 8   3, 89  |    cleric, or to return to his clerical duties, or to ~retain them
 9 Suppl, 24|     altogether contrary to the clerical ~life, e.g. if he become
10 Suppl, 28|      as to be eligible for the clerical state and a bishop ~who
11 Suppl, 35|      that if he return to ~the clerical state, he does not receive