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 1 Preface,    1       |       the examinations for the degree of Master ~n Theology. He
 2 Preface,    1       |   Theology. He was awarded the degree in 1257 from the University
 3 ApCreed,    5   (24)|     lift man up to the highest degree of dignity . . . We may ~
 4 ApCreed,    6,  2   |    will find it in its highest degree ~upon the Cross. Great patience
 5 ApCreed,    6,  2   | therefore, was of the ~highest degree: "Let us run by patience
 6 ApCreed,   11   (15)|  united with them ~in the same degree of honor, is also God. . . .
 7 10Command,    0,  2 |      Reverence is due to every degree of dignity. ~Thus, a traitor
 8 10Command,    3,  3 |      they all resemble to some degree our ~Father who is in heaven;
 9 10Command,    4,  2 |       anger, but in a moderate degree. This ~is the more accurate
10 Sacramen,    1   (9)|       shown at least with some degree of probability from the
11 LordPray,    7,  2  |   charity even in its smallest degree is able to resist any kind
12 HailMary,    3      |     participate in the highest degree in the divine ~light: "Is
13 HailMary,    3      |       do so in a much slighter degree and with a certain ~obscurity.
14 HailMary,    4      |      grace in the most perfect degree, because she had avoided ~