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 1  1  |             of the times, to our own dignity and liberty, that of this
 2  1  |              was later to bring both dignity and numbers to the council,
 3  1  |          Catholic truth, nor our own dignity and that of the Apostolic
 4  1  |             prince with prudence and dignity. But above all, let this--
 5  7,2|            If any one, by whatsoever dignity, degree, and pre-eminence
 6  8,1|                No one, by whatsoever dignity, grade, or pre-eminence
 7 10,1|        mature deliberation, with due dignity and gravity, (the Synod)
 8 14,3|        constituted in ecclesiastical dignity, who are of weight by their
 9 15,2|              age, or the foremost in dignity amongst the people, but,
10 15,5|           over him, to aspire to the dignity of a more exalted degree;
11 15,5|         shall not avail any, of what dignity and condition soever, even
12 15,5|          little account of their own dignity, and of the clerical honour,
13 15,5|          suitable to their order and dignity, and in conformity with
14 15,5|             of benefice whatever and dignity,-the case shall be committed
15 15,5|            though he be of episcopal dignity, who may have by privilege
16 15,5|            ecclesiastical or Secular dignity, can, or ought to, obtain,
17 17,2|        constituted in ecclesiastical dignity. Wherefore, let no one infringe
18 22,2|        maintained according to their dignity, the bishops, even as the
19 22,2|       whatsoever degree, estate, and dignity, or any customs, even though
20 23,3|             which are alien from the dignity of so great a sacrifice;
21 23,4|              which he who holds that dignity is willing to take upon
22 23,4|             or layman, by whatsoever dignity pre-eminent, be he even
23 24,2|            of whatsoever quality and dignity they may be, or even prestimonies,
24 25,3|        married, of whatsoever state, dignity, and condition they may
25 25,3|            all, of whatsoever grade, dignity, and condition they may
26 25,4|          henceforth be received to a dignity, canonry, or portion, but
27 25,4|              sacred order which that dignity, prebend, or portion requires,
28 25,4|        correspond with the episcopal dignity, nor suffice for the necessities
29 25,4|               and be suitable to the dignity of the church; any constitutions
30 25,4|             even though it be by the dignity of the Cardinalate,-ordain,
31 26,3|         Regulars, or with whatsoever dignity invested, who shall, in
32 26,4| ecclesiastical judges, of whatsoever dignity they may be, that, both
33 26,4|            which comports with their dignity; and in choir, in the chapter,
34 26,4|              and religious body, and dignity they may be, be they even
35 26,4|              of whatsoever order and dignity they may be, be they (the
36 26,4|              church, or benefice, or dignity; and they shall restore
37 26,4|             God, and to maintain the dignity of their own pastors who
38 26,4|         Bishops shall maintain their dignity; nor conduct themseIves
39 26,4|              disgrace the pontifical dignity; comporting themselves with
40 26,4|           authority of the episcopal dignity, enjoin, that henceforth
41 26,4|              of whatsoever state and dignity they be, that, the more
42 27  |             estate, grade, order and dignity soever, they may be, even
43 27  |        constituted in ecclesiastical dignity. Let no one, therefore,