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 1  7,2|          by whatsoever dignity, degree, and pre-eminence distinguished,
 2 14,5|         Seculars, of whatsoever degree, estate, condition, quality
 3 15,5|       dignity of a more exalted degree; to him, unto whom the ascent
 4 22,2|       any persons of whatsoever degree, estate, and dignity, or
 5 23,1|         does not in the highest degree savour of a certain holiness
 6 24,2|       the reception of the last degree of minor orders; unless
 7 24,2| permitted to ascend to a higher degree, unless the bishop shall
 8 25,3|         extend beyond the first degree; forasmuch as any such prohibition
 9 25,3|       is confined to the second degree. ~Moreover, the holy Synod,
10 25,3|         in the first and second degree, the impediment contracted
11 25,3|        be granted in the second degree, except between great princes,