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 1 6,4|          time seeking to establish Monasteries for themselves; it is decreed
 2 6,4|       affairs, nor leave their own monasteries to take part in such; unless,
 3 6,4|          needful provision for the monasteries. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 4 6,4|             Domestic oratories and monasteries are not to be erected contrary
 5 6,4|         make due provision for the monasteries." and compare canons 8,
 6 6,6|        CANON VI. ~In Martyries and Monasteries ordinations are strictly
 7 6,8|         clergy of the poor-houses, monasteries, and martyries remain under
 8 6,8|          these institutions, or in monasteries or martyries, to be exempt
 9 6,4|                       CANON XXIV. ~MONASTERIES, which have once been consecrated
10 6,4|           the bishop, shall remain monasteries for ever, and the property
11 6,4|              The secularization of monasteries was an evil which grew with
12 6,4|     assigned chieftain-rights over monasteries to the descendants of the
13 6,4| abbey-lands by professing to found monasteries, which they filled with
14 6,4|     bishops to despoil consecrated monasteries (Bede, iv., 5). ~This canon
15 6,6|        oeconomus" in the old Irish monasteries; see Reeves' edition of