Council,  Canon

 1   4”,8 |      Clergymen attached to poor houses or monasteries or martyries,
 2   7”,30|        the oratories of private houses must be appointed by a prelate.
 3   7”,30|      conduct sacred services in houses, does not conflict with
 4   7”,30|   performed in the oratories of houses, as this Canon says, but
 5   7”,30|         Canon says, but only in houses in general, that is to say,
 6   7”,30|   plainly speaking, in ordinary houses, a thing which is prohibited
 7   7”,64|       of their own workshops or houses, and over which some persons
 8   7”,64|    front of their workshops and houses, over which bonfire they
 9   7”,73|      their being held at common houses. Hence c. XXVII of the same
10   7”,96| catechumenates in the religious houses. In case anyone should fail
11   8    |    vestments, walls and panels, houses and streets, both of our
12   8”,16|         soft raiment are in the houses of kings (Matt. 11:8).~(
13   8”,23|       churches and of religious houses, and chartularians, and
14   8”,23|   bishop to have a gathering in houses in order to avoid having
15   8”,23|    account; for all the private houses that afforded a reception
16   8”,23|         of the doors of private houses, ambling about, and uttering
17   8”,23|    everything they had in their houses at once turned red, and
18   8”,23|      upon walls and boards, and houses and streets. It did not