Council,  Canon

 1   4”,2 |         to gain; or nominate any Steward, Ecdicus, or Paramonarius,
 2   4”,25|  preserved to be retained by the Steward (or Oeconomus) of the same
 3   4”,25|    bishopric must be kept by the steward safe and intact until he
 4   4”,26|   affairs with the services of a Steward, it has seemed most reasonable
 5   4”,26|        Bishop should also have a Steward selected from its own Clergy
 6   4”,26| themselves without the help of a steward and just as they please,
 7   4”,26|       every church should have a steward, selected, not from his
 8   4”,26|          prelate ought to have a steward to manage the affairs of
 9   4”,26|         ought an abbot to have a steward to manage the affairs of
10   7”,7 |        magnates — like the grand Steward, that is to say, the grand
11   8”,5 |         to gain; or nominate any Steward, Ecdicus, or Paramonarius,
12   8”,11|          Metropolitan appoints a Steward in his church, it is well
13   8”,11|          permission to appoint a Steward in the same church ex officio.
14   8”,11|        every church shall have a steward to manage its affairs with
15   8”,11|          Metropolitan appoints a steward of his own accord, it will
16   8”,11|       has authority to appoint a steward for that same Metropolis
17   8”,11|        bishops fail to appoint a steward for their bishoprics their
18   8”,11|         monasteries that have no steward — that is to say, stewards
19   8”,23|           through the bishop and steward and ruler. But if the landlord