Council,  Canon

 1   4”,4 |     undertaking to build themselves monasteries, it is decreed that no one
 2   4”,4 |      affairs, nor leaving their own monasteries, unless at any time they
 3   4”,4 |            receive a slave into the monasteries to become a monk, without
 4   4”,4 |           make proper provision for monasteries.~(Regarding this first part
 5   4”,4 |             their endeavor to build monasteries of their own, therefore
 6   4”,4 |           and shall remain in those monasteries wherein they were shorn,
 7   4”,4 |    foresight in providing for their monasteries, by protecting the monks
 8   4”,4 |            monks from leaving their monasteries, and from undertaking to
 9   4”,8 |          attached to poor houses or monasteries or martyries, let them remain
10   4”,8 |             the aged, hospitals, or monasteries, or to churches of martyrs,
11   4”,24|                         24.~ As for Monasteries which have once been consecrated
12   4”,24|          Bishop, they are to remain Monasteries perpetually, and the property
13   4”,24|           Canon prescribes that all monasteries that have once been established
14   4”,24|             v.), they are to remain monasteries forever, and henceforth
15   4”,24|           and monks who have seized monasteries and bishoprics, and have
16   4”,24|          6th not only commands that monasteries are not to be permitted
17   4”,24|           abbot from alienating the monasteries’ own works and effects.
18   7”,41|           rest of monks who live in monasteries,[170] and to be settled
19   7”,45|         need, may go out from their monasteries only with the blessing of
20   7”,45|        themselves stay inside their monasteries (in Photius, Title XI, ch.
21   7”,48|           Canon too, we decree that Monasteries that have once been consecrated
22   7”,48|            of a Bishop shall remain Monasteries unto perpetuity, and the
23   7”,48|            this, that neither shall monasteries be let out by anybody (whether
24   8    |        present as archimandrites of monasteries. This Council was assembled
25   8”,11|        observed also in the case of Monasteries.~(Ap. cc. XXXVIII, XLI;
26   8”,11|            done also in the case of monasteries that have no steward — that
27   8”,13|       including both bishoprics and monasteries, and have been made into
28   8”,13|        monks were ousted from their monasteries. These institutions being
29   8”,13|             of these bishoprics and monasteries are willing to give them
30   8”,13|             again as bishoprics and monasteries to their former condition,
31   8”,17|          monks, after leaving their monasteries, having become imbued with
32   8”,17|           others, having left their monasteries, attempt to build prayer-houses
33   8”,18|       dwelling in bishoprics, or in monasteries, is a cause for everyone’
34   8”,18|         being within bishoprics and monasteries in prder to act as servants,
35   8”,19|          priests, and for abbots of monasteries, since they have been appointed
36   8”,19|         them be driven out of their monasteries and be put in other monasteries,
37   8”,19|     monasteries and be put in other monasteries, in order to render them
38   8”,20|       monastery was two neighboring monasteries so near together that voices
39   8”,20|            Great, concerning double monasteries, proves the first opinion
40   8”,20|         that henceforth such double monasteries are not to be made, on the
41   8”,20|             let the men go apart to monasteries for men and let the women
42   8”,20|             pleased. But as for all monasteries that have survived till
43   8”,21|          monks must not leave their monasteries unless they be allowed to
44   8”,23|              monastic retreats) and monasteries have been wiped out, and
45   8”,23|            to abbots and exarchs of monasteries that the monks are not to
46   8”,23|             ought to be ordained to monasteries, and to perform the functions
47   8”,23|            are to keep within their monasteries, as Balsamon says (comment
48   8”,23|         doing right who leave their monasteries, or their cells and hermitages,
49   8”,23|           must not be admitted into monasteries and shorn.~ ~  [92] So that
50   8”,23|         shall be turned over to the monasteries of the region in question
51   8”,23|          the custom to do so in the monasteries of the Holy Mountain. For
52   8”,23|           of the Imperial and great Monasteries of the Holy Mountain permit
53   8”,23|          Canon that monks living in monasteries and coenobitic communities
54   8”,23|         ought young monks living in monasteries or cells, and deacons, to
55   8”,23|      prohibiting the letting out of monasteries to worldlings. But Patriarch
56   8”,23|           another Tome ordering the monasteries to be turned over to worldly
57   8”,23|          the present Canon add that monasteries must not be let out by anybody
58   8”,23|          clergymen and superiors of monasteries shall be subject to the
59   8”,23|            with the Tome of Sergius monasteries may be let out, it is an
60   8”,23| inconsistency that the superiors of monasteries ought to be subject both
61   8”,23|            then, that neither ought monasteries to be turned over to worldlings
62   8”,23|             of laymen who take over monasteries.~ ~  [176] From this Canon
63   8”,23|           things of the churches or monasteries to be sold to civil rulers,
64   8”,23|            belonging to churches or monasteries must not be alienated, Novel
65   8”,23|            belonging to churches or monasteries may be sold when there happens
66   8”,23|           must not make an Abbot in monasteries according to rank, but must
67   8”,23|            govern the monks and the monasteries well. This same rule is
68   8”,23|           be driven away from their monasteries who today are trying to
69   8”,23|              he decrees that if two monasteries are closely adjacent to
70   8”,23|        children of theirs away from monasteries who have chosen the monastic