Document,  Part

 1  1   |          them, and to summon the absent. They having excused themselves
 2  6,2 |        enjoy and possess, though absent, all the privileges accorded
 3  7,2 |    reasonable causes ceasing, be absent from a patriarchal, primatial,
 4  7,2 |        place. And if he continue absent in this way during six other
 5  7,2 |          obliged to denounce his absent suffragan bishops, and the
 6  7,2 | suffragan bishop to denounce his absent metropolitan, to the Roman
 7  7,2 |  requiring personal residence to absent himself, save for a just
 8  8,3 |      lawful impediment, or maybe absent therefrom, full and unrestrained
 9 10,1 |          for the Fathers who are absent; adding however, that this
10 17,1 |          Saint Marcellus, who is absent by reason of a most grievous
11 24,2 |      decree it were lawful to be absent during five continuous months;
12 24,2 |    enjoined them; and may not be absent thence, save for the causes
13 24,2 |     demand that some at times be absent, this same sacred and holy
14 24,2 |  forasmuch as those who are only absent for a short period, are,
15 24,2 |       canons, not supposed to be absent, for that they are about
16 24,2 |   diocese, they on no account be absent from their own cathedral
17 24,2 |      will never happen, shall be absent, contrary to the regulation
18 24,2 |       shall happen that they are absent, for a cause that has been
19 24,2 |          obtain permission to be absent,--which is to be granted
20 24,2 |         unless they happen to be absent on account of their studies;
21 25,4 |     prebends, or portions, to be absent from those churches, above
22 26,3 |       suffrages of those who are absent. But should any one be elected
23 26,3 |        the bishop,--or, if he be absent, or hindered, his vicar,
24 26,11|       Christian world, cannot be absent for so long a time without
25 26,14|          thirty-nine proctors of absent (prelates) with lawful commission,