Canon

1 2 |      that common essense as a fourth, clearly protesting that
2 5 |  third, and that of Jerusalem fourth, the dignity proper to each
3 45|       their rights and to the fourth generation their posterity
4 45| aforesaid offices, but to the fourth generation the posterity
5 50|     does not apply beyond the fourth degree of consanguinity
6 50|   affect marriages beyond the fourth degree of consanguinity
7 50|   since in degrees beyond the fourth a prohibition of this kind
8 50|    union is restricted to the fourth degree, we wish that it
9 52|    does not extend beyond the fourth degree, unless they be reputable