Council,  Canon

 1   1”,13|  equipment for that journey and departure, which equipment consists
 2   4”,23|   Constantinople, to take their departure from the imperial city.
 3   7”,18|        of which they made their departure, are commanded to return
 4   7”,40|         are yearning for such a departure. Afterwards, following this,
 5   7”,86|     cause for this unreasonable departure of his wife, and he can
 6   7”,86|        become the cause of this departure. The pardon which the husband
 7   7”,92|        93.~ After her husband’s departure and when he has vanished,
 8   8”,18|      until the Bishop takes his departure, to avoid any reproach.~(
 9   8”,19|         his promise, unless his departure has been caused by the Prior.~(
10   8”,23|    instant he sets forth on his departure from it, and that monk,
11   8”,23|        cause for separation and departure, however, is mentioned by
12   8”,23|    another reasonable cause for departure, viz., if at any time any
13   8”,23|         not for every monk that departure and quietude are possible.
14   8”,23| possible. So much for voluntary departure. For against his will and