Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8 |       be left in the clergy and rank in which each of them found
 2   1”,16|         ordain him (to a higher rank perhaps) in his own church,
 3   1”,18|         so) is to be lowered in rank and to become the lowest
 4   2”,4 |   entitled to hold any clerical rank whatsoever. Let everything
 5   2”,4 |  persons ordained by him to any rank whatever are to be regarded
 6   3”,1 |         to be expelled from the rank of the episcopate by the
 7   3”,1 | hereafter and henceforth of the rank of the episcopate even by
 8   3”,2 |        and have forfeited their rank.~ ~Interpretation.~This
 9   3”,2 |    orders and outcasts from the rank of the episcopate.~ ~ ~
10   3”,3 |        be restored to their own rank. We collectively bid the
11   3”,3 |       to receive back their own rank. Accordingly, speaking generally,
12   3”,4 |        to be deposed from their rank.~ ~ ~
13   3”,5 |       to give back communion or rank, uncanonically and in accordance
14   3”,6 |      they are to lose their own rank entirely, while if they
15   4”,10|        he shall forfeit his own rank.~(Ap. c. XV; cc. XV, XVI
16   4”,12|        he shall forfeit his own rank. As for all those cities
17   4”,18|         shall forfeit their own rank altogether.~(Ap. c. XXXI;
18   4”,22|     penalty of losing their own rank and office. Read also the
19   4”,27|         shall forfeit their own rank, but if they are laymen,
20   4”,29|        For a Bishop to bear the rank of Presbyter is sacrilege.
21   4”,29|  ordained, degraded them to the rank of presbyter. The Senate
22   4”,29|         degrade a bishop to the rank and position of a presbyter;
23   4”,29|         unjustly reduced to the rank of presbyter; for, says
24   7”,3 |      way promoted to any higher rank, it being obvious that their
25   7”,3 |       be elevated to any higher rank, but each one of them is
26   7”,3 |       of them is to stay in the rank in which he happened to
27   7”,7 |    being deprived of his proper rank, become the lowest of all
28   7”,13|        being elevated to such a rank while cohabiting with a
29   7”,17|   clergymen, regardless of what rank he happens to be in, has
30   7”,25|      rights to sitting with his rank, in accordance with what
31   7”,33|         shall forfeit their own rank altogether.~(Ap. c. XXXI;
32   7”,52|         respect of quantity and rank; for blood relationship
33   7”,52|     only to the third degree of rank — but in respect of quality
34   7”,91|         shall forfeit their own rank, but if they be laymen,
35   8”,2 |     about to be promoted to the rank of bishop shall by all means
36   8”,5 |         they have obtained some rank in the Church and trusting
37   8”,5 |       are to receive the lowest rank in their own battalion.
38   8”,5 |        be reduced to the lowest rank of the clergymen of the
39   8”,23|     completely deposed from his rank. The fact that open pride
40   8”,23|   involving death forfeit their rank, according to c. XXXII of
41   8”,23|        electing him to an equal rank in holy orders. But there
42   8”,23|      Hist. Hierar.: “The lowest rank is assigned to catechumens;
43   8”,23|      that Deaconesses enjoyed a rank in the Bema (or Sanctuary),
44   8”,23|      dispossessed them of their rank and removed their service
45   8”,23|     distinction of the essence, rank, and honor belonging to
46   8”,23|        monasteries according to rank, but must make that one