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1  4,3|       celebrated with greater solemnity, as being feast-day services;
2  4,5|    holy men. According to the solemnity of the services, they are
3  4,6|       by services of especial solemnity. They are called the Twelve
4  4,9|       is performed with great solemnity, especially in the parts
5  6,3|       performed with especial solemnity on the vigils of feast-days.
6  8,1|    celebrated with particular solemnity. For the worthy celebration
7  9,1|  church, he does so with some solemnity and this act is called, “
8  9,5| ceremony is symbolical of the solemnity and indissolubility of the
9  9,5|      take place with the same solemnity as that of a first marriage.