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 1 15,5|     ecclesiastical degrees and dignities; no license, conceded against
 2 15,5|        former orders, degrees, dignities and honours, shall be of
 3 15,5|    possession of any manner of dignities, personates, or other offices,
 4 22,2|       and revenues, as well of dignities, as of canonries, personates,
 5 22,2|      amongst those who possess dignities and the others who are present
 6 23,4|     fruits and proceeds of all dignities, personates, and offices
 7 23,4|      in the said churches, any dignities, personates, offices, prebends,
 8 24,2|        the chapter, and of all dignities whatsoever, personates,
 9 24,2|       possessors of benefices, dignities, personates, and of all
10 24,2|  fruits, those who possess any dignities as professors of theology,
11 24,2|  henceforth, those offices, or dignities, which are called professorships
12 24,3|     provisions for bishoprics, dignities, and other ecclesiastical
13 25,3| infamous, and incapable of all dignities; and if they be clerics
14 25,4|      are to be promoted to the dignities and canonries of Cathedral
15 25,4|     bound to perform. ~Whereas dignities, especially in cathedral
16 25,4|      who are called unto those dignities, should be such as to be
17 25,4|  henceforth be promoted to any dignities whatsoever, to which the
18 25,4|   canon law. But, to the other dignities or personates, to which
19 25,4|      promoted to canonries and dignities in cathedral churches, shall
20 25,4|  conveniently be done, all the dignities, and one half at least of
21 25,4|       collegiate churches, any dignities, canonries, prebends, or
22 25,4|    benefices be not cures, nor dignities, canonries, prebends, nor
23 25,4|        whatever, or abbeys, or dignities, or prebends of a cathedral
24 26,4|   those who do not possess any dignities, and are not of the Chapter,
25 26,4|     parochial, or in regard of dignities, or any other benefices
26 26,4|     such as are simple, or are dignities, or hospitals, in such wise
27 26,4|       of whatsoever kind, even dignities which were previously free,-
28 26,4|      of any manner of honours, dignities, benefices and offices,