Meanings of much sanctity in English

Gilfoyle's reverence for Kedzie demanded at least as much sanctity about his union with her.

He was essentially a "theorist"-thatword now of so much sanctity, formerly an epithet of contempt.

But this renowned teacher attained the episcopal dignity, and, at length closing his life in much sanctity, was illustrious even for many miracles.

Abolitionists may affect as much sanctity and philanthropy, as they please, and pile their maledictions and execrations on the heads of slave holders mountain high!

"The divinity which doth hedge a king" may have less sanctity than it had, but it still has much sanctity.