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 1 5|      and in pictures both in houses and by the wayside, to wit,
 2 7|      monasteries into public houses. ~DURING the calamity which
 3 7|     sins, some of the sacred houses, for example, bishops' palaces
 4 7| vacant the Episcopia or holy houses, and so it became easy for
 5 7|    monasteries and religious houses, and to turn them to common
 6 7|  soft clothing are in kings' houses." ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 7 7|      not to live in bishops' houses, nor in monasteries of men. ~"
 8 7|    women to live in Bishops' houses or in monasteries is ground
 9 7|  should be kept in episcopal houses or in monasteries. If anyone
10 7|    regard to monks and their houses see Justinian's Novel CXXXIII.,