Document,  Chapter

 1 6,2| giving to mmonh the sense of "monastery" (compare the use of monh
 2 6,2|      a road, but others as "a monastery," see Historical Writings
 3 6,4|     anywhere build or found a monastery or oratory contrary to the
 4 6,4|    shall be received into any monastery to become a monk against
 5 6,4|    canon xxvii., that "no new monastery is to be rounded without
 6 6,6|      or to a martyry, or to a monastery. And if any have been ordained
 7 6,6|  appointment as chaplain of a monastery. For the right understanding
 8 6,6|     for divine service in the monastery. ~Similar prohibitions of
 9 6,8|  clergyman is an almshouse or monastery must submit himself to the
10 6,4|     EPITOME OF CANON XXIV. ~A monastery erected with the consent
11 6,4|    And whoever shall turn any monastery into a dwelling house for
12 6,4|   persons attach the name of "monastery" to property of their own,
13 6,4|     So, after the great Irish monastery of Bangor in Down was destroyed