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 1  6,2|    haply annexed or united to a monastery that is even out of the
 2  6,2|      even though he preach in a monastery of his own, or of another,
 3  7,2|      Regular, living out of his monastery, shall, under pretext of
 4 15,5|         it be exempted, or in a monastery of whatsoever order, shall,
 5 15,5|       perpetuity to a benefice, monastery, college, or even to a pious
 6 15,5| superior to remain out of their monastery, whereby occasion is given
 7 26,3|     another, or retire from his Monastery: when sent to a University
 8 26,3|      study he shall reside in a Monastery. ~The holy Synod forbids,
 9 26,3|      enter the enclosure of the monastery, but shall listen to, or
10 26,3|       him, or by his vicar; the monastery of Cluny with its limits
11 26,3|       within the enclosure of a monastery, has out of that enclosure,
12 26,3|      Novice shall be given to a Monastery before Profession.~Further,
13 26,3|     shall dismiss them from the monastery. ~By these things, however,
14 26,3|   nothing shall be given to the monastery out of the property of the
15 26,3|         this account,--that the monastery is in possession of the
16 26,3|       compel a woman to enter a Monastery; or prevent her, if she
17 26,3|      compelled to return to his monastery, and be punished as an apostate;
18 26,4|       cathedral church, or of a monastery, demands that a coajutor