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 1 Definit    |         it were in his priestly dignity, he committed him to death. ~
 2 Canons,  2 |         must be stripped of his dignity and rank, if he is a priest
 3 Canons,  2 |         lay person, of whatever dignity, must be excommunicated
 4 Canons,  5 |       been judged worthy of the dignity and honour of the episcopacy,
 5 Canons,  13|      issued, is promoted to any dignity whatsoever in this great
 6 Canons,  13|         from all ecclesiastical dignity as one who has been promoted
 7 Canons,  14|         clearly an hierarchical dignity and function, should be
 8 Canons,  14|        with their own spiritual dignity and honour, they should
 9 Canons,  14|         those who have the same dignity, deserve great respect from
10 Canons,  16|        adopt a kind of priestly dignity in accordance with their
11 Canons,  16|   deposed and debarred from the dignity of their priesthood. Those
12 Canons,  17|        confirm in the episcopal dignity, either through the imposition
13 Canons,  17| functions and excluded from the dignity and honour that belong to
14 Canons,  24|      those who have merited the dignity of bishop seem like clerics
15 Canons,  27|   monastic life and merited the dignity of a bishop, should keep