Council,  Canon

 1   3”,8 |          yearning for secular or worldly authority, and hence becoming
 2   4”,4 |      seeing the monks engaged in worldly affairs, and the masters
 3   7”,40|         afterward goes back to a worldly life, cannot succeed in
 4   7”,44|       and, what is more, worn in worldly fashion and ornamented with
 5   7”,44|      these ornaments and because worldly imaginations rise up against
 6   7”,48|        they can no longer become worldly resorts, nor be let out
 7   7”,48|          anybody whatever to any worldly tenants whatever. Though
 8   7”,48|         monk, that is to say) to worldly men,[175] to manage them,
 9   8”,21|       another monastery, or to a worldly shelter, and even the person
10   8”,23|     world are to be performed by worldly priests, and not by (sacred)
11   8”,23|         their head any and every worldly concern and have consecrated
12   8”,23|  redeemed them from the vain and worldly life and having called them
13   8”,23|      test of fitness, dressed in worldly clothes, and not wearing
14   8”,23| monasteries to be turned over to worldly men, not, however, in order
15   8”,23|         have them converted into worldly resorts, which is forbidden
16   8”,23|       out by anybody whatever to worldly tenants, at a time when
17   8”,23|          c. of Nicephorus; 3) if worldly children are being taught