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  1   4”,4 |   anywhere build or establish any monastery or any oratory (i.e., prayerhouse]
  2   4”,4 |          to build and establish a monastery or an oratory, without the
  3   4”,4 |          slave be admitted into a monastery to be shorn as a monk without
  4   4”,4 |   permission to anyone to build a monastery without the consent of the
  5   4”,6 |          or to a martyry, or to a monastery. As for those ordained at
  6   4”,6 |          city or village, or to a monastery, or to the church of some
  7   4”,6 |         such or such a church, or monastery, by name — in identically
  8   4”,6 |         particular church or of a monastery is not specially mentioned,
  9   4”,24|         which he has given to his monastery if he departs of his own
 10   4”,26|         manage the affairs of his monastery.[109] Read also Ap. cc.
 11   7”,40|    themselves, must first enter a Monastery, and become duly accustomed
 12   7”,40|      straight to the Prior of the Monastery in fear of God, and to fulfill
 13   7”,40|           to do this must go to a monastery, and after showing obedience
 14   7”,41|       that they be installed in a Monastery and be enrolled with their
 15   7”,41|           to be settled down in a monastery, well and good; but if they
 16   7”,42|          ordinary life to enter a Monastery, and to take a tonsure in
 17   7”,42|         the world, and to go to a monastery and get tonsured,[171] even
 18   7”,44|          and thus has come to the Monastery, once more in remembrance
 19   7”,44|         hers, and has gone to the monastery thus on a solid basis, to
 20   7”,45|          the one in charge of the monastery. So that those who violate
 21   7”,45|           should go away from the monastery without a blessing, he says
 22   7”,45|       ought to go away from their monastery or convent, respectively,
 23   7”,46|           the men’s quarters in a Monastery, nor any man in the women’
 24   7”,46|     general sleep at night in the monastery of monks, nor may any man
 25   7”,46|           for women sleeping in a monastery of monks, and conversely
 26   7”,47|          must enter a convent (or monastery) that is far away from his
 27   7”,48|         shall be kept safe in the Monastery, and that they can no longer
 28   8    |    presbyter and the abbot of the monastery of St. Sabbas in Rome, all
 29   8”,12|      property of the bishopric or monastery respectively into the hands
 30   8”,12|          the Bishopric, or to the Monastery, as the case may be, and
 31   8”,12|          and the Abbot out of the Monastery — on the ground that they
 32   8”,12|     bishopric, or an abbot from a monastery, and turn them over to civil
 33   8”,12|        revert to the bishopric or monastery, as the case may be, just
 34   8”,12|          is to be ousted from the monastery, because they have wrongfully
 35   8”,14|          this but only in his own Monastery, provided that imposition
 36   8”,14|    permissible for the abbot of a monastery, provided he is a priest
 37   8”,14|     Readers), but only in his own monastery, and not elsewhere. Likewise
 38   8”,18|           in a bishopric, or in a monastery, for the performance of
 39   8”,18| latifundia of a bishopric or of a monastery there should be any women,
 40   8”,19|       things are to remain in the monastery, in accordance with his
 41   8”,19|          he may consecrate to the monastery in which he has decided
 42   8”,19|       remain inalienable from the monastery[283] in accordance with
 43   8”,19|           whether he stays in the monastery or departs from it for reasons
 44   8”,19|         he should depart from the monastery in consequence of any occasion (
 45   8”,20|          we decree that no double monastery is to be made, because this
 46   8”,20|          the men must retire to a monastery for men, and the women must
 47   8”,20|          must enter a nunnery (or monastery for women). For it is in
 48   8”,20|        and nuns dwell in a single monastery. For adultery will creep
 49   8”,20|     Zonaras asserts that a double monastery was two neighboring monasteries
 50   8”,20|           it was one and the same monastery, within which men and women
 51   8”,20|         women go to a nunnery, or monastery exclusively for women; for
 52   8”,20|      together in one and the same monastery, because adultery will follow
 53   8”,20|        nun. And when monks from a monastery are conveying the necessaries
 54   8”,20|      together in one and the same monastery, according to the decree
 55   8”,21|         must not leave his or her monastery or nunnery, respectively,
 56   8”,21|           nun must not leave that monastery or nunnery in which he or
 57   8”,21|           Fathers of that strange monastery (or the Mothers of that
 58   8”,21|         monk who departs from his monastery and goes to another monastery,
 59   8”,21|     monastery and goes to another monastery, or to a worldly shelter,
 60   8”,21|        for improvement of another monastery or for salvation of some
 61   8”,21|           has admitted him from a monastery belonging to another province
 62   8”,21|            or an abbot of his own monastery, and the monk in question,
 63   8”,22|        fails to bring back to his monastery his escaped monks.[289]~ ~ ~
 64   8”,23|         anyone that shall build a monastery or an oratory or a church
 65   8”,23|      wedding outside nor inside a monastery (page 395 of the Corpus
 66   8”,23|          allow monks to leave the monastery and to journey in quest
 67   8”,23|          says for the head of the monastery to send on errands for the
 68   8”,23|       brother can be found in the monastery, it is better for the brethren
 69   8”,23|         Canon, to wit: 1) that no monastery shall be built upon lands
 70   8”,23|         the rest of his life in a monastery. Even if he return and repent
 71   8”,23|         and is turned over to the monastery of the one ravished, according
 72   8”,23|        her things, is placed in a monastery and is securely guarded.
 73   8”,23|          give away, or mortgage a monastery wherein there has been established
 74   8”,23|   received for it, as well as the monastery itself or the property of
 75   8”,23|     itself or the property of the monastery which he sold; and the purchaser
 76   8”,23|      price which he paid, and the monastery which he bought. The price
 77   8”,23|          manuscript Ritual of the Monastery of the Pantocrator. It says,
 78   8”,23|   garments after they came to the monastery or convent. This became
 79   8”,23|           animal to the temple or monastery. To their relatives and
 80   8”,23|         if an unsacred abbot of a monastery cannot receive thoughts,
 81   8”,23|          order that the church or monastery, as the case may be, may
 82   8”,23|     refuse to admit them into the monastery.~ ~  [282] From the present
 83   8”,23|        may be made the abbot of a monastery, provided he is sensible
 84   8”,23|         that if a monk leaves one monastery and goes to another, his
 85   8”,23|          must remain in the first monastery. And the thirty-eighth ordinance
 86   8”,23|         those who leave their own monastery are not to take the personal
 87   8”,23|  consecrates must remain with the monastery. For even the land which
 88   8”,23|       again consecrate to another monastery.~ ~  [285] In other manuscripts
 89   8”,23|           one may depart from his monastery, after doing as much research
 90   8”,23|          monk may depart from his monastery if the abbot is a heretic,
 91   8”,23| Nicephorus; 2) if women enter the monastery, according to the same c.
 92   8”,23|       being taught letters in the monastery; since through these children
 93   8”,23|   children whatever occurs in the monastery becomes published abroad,
 94   8”,23|           monk to depart from his monastery only for one reason, which
 95   8”,23|          injury, departs from his monastery, he must either cure this
 96   8”,23|   condition, by persisting in the monastery, or, if he is unwilling
 97   8”,23|           admittance to any other monastery. Another reasonable cause
 98   8”,23|           let him depart from the monastery. Even though the abbot places
 99   8”,23|      abbot may be driven from his monastery and shut up in another if
100   8”,23|        sponsor is sent to another monastery, according to c. II of the