- Introduction
- Reconstructing Monasticism
- The Site
- Evidence
- Data Browsers
- Web Site Map
Sections
- About the Induction of Boys
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- On the Honouring of Friends and Benefactors
- About the Chapels
- Olcheium
- Mons Mirabilis
- Challiacum
- Marolium
- Arthesia and St. Boendaridus
- Ostellum
- Belna
- Venderiae
- Trelodium
- Espiers
- Mons Livonis
- St. Jean des Vignes
- About those who have died this year
- About confessions
- About the Selection of Brothers
- Lest they make confessions in the lay parishes
- Two more precepts on the confession of women
- Lest they preach in other churches
- Lest the religious waste their goods in the parish houses
- About an honest dress
- Lest anyone wander far from the church without a companion
- That nobody should leave the Epantum in which they reside without permission
- Lest associates leave the parishes where they are staying wihtout the permission of the priors or the curates
- On hospitality
- Lest anyone borrow or lend
- That nobody is allowed to take a deposit
- That nobody should upkeep jobless parents
- Lest they make their buildings sumptuous
- About spiritual service
- After the aforesaid or another admonishment is given to our brothers, it is necessary to see how this Chapter is instituted and of what sort it is.
- For the induction of boys
- Benediction of the clothing
- Prayer over the boy
- To the [ronam]
- To the [rochetum]
- To the [almutium]
- Prayer
- For the making of the profession
Procedures for Novices and Concluding Material
Mons Livonis
In the curacy of Montlevon there is a chapel of Dame rose which we must procurse a sustenance either through the granges or through another means. It alone must serve two masses per week.