Title, Canon

 1   12,457 |          last for three~full and continuous years, but in monasteries
 2   12,457 |         absence of three~months, continuous or with interruptions, does
 3   12,523 |         it comprise one full and continuous year; an absence of three
 4   12,523 |          of three months,~either continuous or in shorter interruptions,
 5   24,1181|     vicar remains silent for~one continuous month, the same party can
 6   29,1508|  receiving law, and has been the continuous and uncontested practice~
 7   29,1508| legitimately observed for thirty continuous and~complete years; only
 8   30,1544|                    Canon 1544~1. Continuous time is understood as that
 9   30,1545|         of time consisting of 24 continuous hours, and it begins at
10   30,1545|      calendar. 2. If the time is~continuous, a month and a year are