Document,  Chapter

1 6,7|         shall accept neither a military charge nor any secular dignity;
2 6,7|    monk arrogantly affects the military or any other dignity, let
3 6,7| threatens the cleric who takes military service merely with deposition
4 6,7|      who have not merely taken military service, etc., but at the
5 6,7|        thinks, mistranslated) "military charge"], "militiam," is
6 6,7|  militiam," is here meant, not military employment as such, but
7 6,7|       a relic and token of the military basis of the Roman monarchy.