Canon

 1 3 |     the condemned, if they are laymen, let it be confiscated;
 2 18|    this matter be committed to laymen and not to clerics. Neither
 3 42|        desirous as we are that laymen do not usurp the rights
 4 42|       themselves the rights of laymen. Wherefore we forbid all
 5 43| Clerics under no obligation to laymen in matters temporal are
 6 43|  fidelity to them. ~Text. Some laymen (that is, princes) attempt
 7 44|   ecclesiastical properties by laymen without the legitimate 3sent
 8 44|   properties has been given to laymen, even though they be pious,
 9 55|    common law monks as well as laymen were obliged pay tithes
10 61|       churches and tithes from laymen without the consent of the
11 61|       tithes from the hands of laymen without the consent of the
12 66|        On the other hand, some laymen, under the pretext of piety