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 1  7,2|     receiving the fruits during absence, be of avail: temporary
 2 11,1|    especially on account of the absence of some of the Fathers,
 3 13  |      proceed, on account of the absence of the illustrious German
 4 24,2|     that these causes of lawful absence are to be approved of in
 5 24,2|        metropolitan, or, in his absence, by the oldest resident
 6 24,2|       also be to approve of the absence of the metropolitan; except
 7 24,2|  metropolitan; except when such absence happens in consequence of
 8 24,2| bishoprics; the causes of which absence being notorious, and at
 9 24,2|        any injury through their absence. But, forasmuch as those
10 24,2|        wills, that that term of absence, whether continuous or interrupted,
11 24,2|   proportion to the time of his absence, and that he cannot, even
12 25,2|   cohabitation, or the affected absence of one of the parties, the
13 26,4|  according to them. But, in the absence of the bishop, this shall