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1 1 | unsuited to our advanced age. Meanwhile, as the time
2 8,1| be baptized save at that age at which Christ was baptized,
3 8,1| lawful wedlock, is of mature age, and endowed with gravity
4 11,2| unable, on account of our age, state of health, and the
5 14,1| so ancient, that even the age of the Council of Nicaea
6 14,3| who are of weight by their age and recommended by their
7 15,1| especially which in our age is, under the loftiest pretext
8 15,2| place, not the elders by age, or the foremost in dignity
9 22,1| Christ, they cannot, at that age, lose the grace which they
10 22,2| regards morals, knowledge, and age, shall be promoted to sacred
11 22,2| have fallen into ruin by age, or otherwise, and which
12 23,4| fully qualified by birth, age, morals, and life, and,
13 23,4| fully to have already the age and the other qualifications;
14 24,2| of credit, of the birth, age, morals, and life of those
15 24,2| been made. ~CHAPTER VI ~The age of fourteen years is required
16 24,2| examine the parentage, person, age, education, morals, learning,
17 24,2| so with their increasing age they may grow in worthiness
18 24,2| otherwise. ~CHAPTER XII. ~Age required for the major orders;
19 24,2| the twenty-second year of age; to that of deaconship before
20 24,2| who have attained to that age must needs be admitted to
21 24,2| commendable life is an old age. Regulars likewise shall
22 24,2| ordained under the above age, nor without a diligent
23 24,2| same therein. ~Wereas the age of youth, unless it be rightly
24 24,2| according to their number, age, and progress in ecclesiastical
25 25,1| which, impious men of this age raging, have not only had
26 25,4| Synod, touching the life, age, learning, and the other
27 25,4| law, and forty years of age, or otherwise one who shall
28 25,4| twenty-fifth year of his age, and, having been exercised
29 25,4| than twenty-two years of age. Those also who are promoted
30 25,4| requires, or is of such an age as to be capable of being
31 25,4| afterwards made as to the age, morals, and sufficiency
32 25,4| the said examiners, fit by age, morals, learning, prudence,
33 26,3| birth, or condition, sex, or age, to enter within the enclosure
34 26,3| less than forty years of age, and who has not passed
35 26,3| s probation, and at the age of sixteen years completed. ~
36 26,3| women, be made before the age of sixteen years is completed;
37 26,3| more than twelve years of age, wish to take the Regular
38 26,3| more than twelve years of age, desire to take the religious
39 26,3| profession before the proper age; or the like; and would
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