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 1 Intro,    5|   when in immediate danger of death, not to dare, during a vacancy
 2 Intro,    8|     of their offices. Because death intervened, he was unable
 3 Intro,    8| except in immediate danger of death), in such a way that, in
 4 Intro,    9|        and interrupted by his death -- for that special reason,
 5 Intro,    9|   vacancies occur through the death of the abbot in charge,
 6 Intro,    9| account of the resignation or death of the commendatory, only
 7 Intro,    9|     have become vacant by the death of a member of their household.
 8 Intro,    9|   bequeath at the time of his death, a sufficient amount for
 9 Intro,    9| except in immediate danger of death, he can only be absolved
10 Intro,   11|      the imminent approach of death, they can be absolved only
11 Intro,   11|      and became obedient unto death. Moreover, when he was about
12 Intro,   11| whoever does not obey, incurs death . As we read in another
13 Intro,   11|     his intention . After his death, however, the summons, in
14 Intro,   11|   Except when at the point of death, they can only be absolved
15 Intro,   12|      Saviour willed to accept death so that by dying he might
16 Intro,   12|     by dying he might destroy death, and by the ineffable mystery
17 Intro,   12|      and again at the hour of death. Let nobody therefore ...