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 1 4 |          that one devoted to the sacred ministry should be ~unmutilated
 2 9 |         10). Therefore, even the sacred meal itself is called ~
 3 13|       priest without any further sacred rites being ~administered
 4 17|       was the repository for the sacred utensils and ~vestments,
 5 20| departing from this world, which sacred oblation ought to be ~steeped
 6 26|      certain deacons touched the sacred gifts ~before the bishop.
 7 29|     attached to an uniformity of sacred rites throughout the Church,
 8 33|         been confirmed by a more sacred laying on of hands, shall
 9 33|         celebrate ~the said most sacred feast of Easter at the same
10 34|         question relative to the sacred festival of Easter arose,