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 1 2|       dioceses by John, most pious Monk and Chancellor of the Patriarchal
 2 2|       Church of Rome, and Peter, a monk, a presbyter, and an abbot,
 3 2|             John the most reverend monk and presbyter and representative
 4 3|          or deacon, be deposed; if monk or layman, be anathematised,
 5 4|          Constantine of Sylaeum, a monk, as patriarch of Constantinople.
 6 7|             if he be a layman or a monk, let him be excommunicated. ~
 7 7|            deposed; but if he be a monk or layman, let him be anathema. ~
 8 7|            deposed; if a layman or monk let him be cut off. ~VAN
 9 7|           who receives a cleric or monk on account of a pecuniary
10 7|    adultery finds its occasion. No monk shall have access to a nunnery;
11 7|            with anyone therein. No monk shall sleep in a monastery
12 7|          women's monastery. When a monk desires to see one of his
13 7|         which Thomas Walsingham, a monk of St. Alban's Abbey, in
14 7| monasteries and go into others. ~A MONK or nun ought not to leave
15 7|             It is not allowed to a monk or a nun to leave her own
16 7|     present canon does not allow a monk or a nun who goes to another
17 7|            of the house whence the monk or nun went forth. ~CANON
18 7|         Again, if it happen that a monk or priest while on a journey
19 7|             But when travelling, a monk or anyone in sacred orders,