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 1  1  |          they shall happen to be hindered by some just impediment,
 2  6,2|         the others aforesaid, be hindered by any lawful impediment,
 3  6,2|           or if they be lawfully hindered, by others who are competent,
 4  8,3|      being at that time lawfully hindered, to repair to the above-named
 5  8,3|        such a Council may not be hindered through the incommodiousness
 6  9,1|       its beneficial progress be hindered; and considering also the
 7 15,5|          freedom, and may not be hindered therein under any pretext
 8 17,2|           but, having been often hindered and interrupted from various
 9 17,2|         unless they happen to be hindered by a lawful impediment,
10 22,2|       this kind be prevented, or hindered, by means of any provisions,
11 24,2|         suspended, or in any way hindered, by any resignation thereof,
12 24,2|         the said seminary may be hindered or disturbed, the bishop
13 25,3|      marriage may be maliciously hindered, if so many publications
14 25,4|           or if they be lawfully hindered, the oldest suffragan bishop
15 25,4|          or, if they be lawfully hindered, by their Vicar-general,
16 25,4|         the bishop, or, if he be hindered, his visitor, shall not
17 25,4|       devine law, or if lawfully hindered, it shall be done by those
18 25,4|          priests, or, if they be hindered, by others to be deputed
19 25,4|     bishop himself, or, if he be hindered, before his Vicar-general,
20 25,4|     suppressions be set aside or hindered by any manner of provision
21 25,4|         the bishop, or, if he be hindered, by his Vicar-general, and
22 26,3|          or, if he be absent, or hindered, his vicar, or some one
23 26,4| aforesaid; and they shall not be hindered by the faculties, or privileges