From the Council of Orleans, A.D. 511

Canon II. If an abductor with the abducted woman has fled to the Church, and it has been established that the woman herself suffered violence, let her immediately be freed from the hand of the abductor, and let the abductor, immunity from death or penalties having been conceded, either be subjected to the condition of serving or have the free faculty of redeeming himself. But if it has been established that she who is abducted has a father, and the girl, either about to be abducted or abducted, consented to the abductor, let her be returned excused to the power of the father, and let the abductor be held liable by the father to the satisfaction of the preceding condition.

Canon XIII. If any woman left behind by a presbyter or deacon joins herself to anyone in a double marriage, either, having been chastised, let them be separated, or certainly, if they have persisted in the intention of their crimes, let them be struck by equal excommunication.

Cf. Canon XVIII of the first Council of Toledo, A.D. 400.

Canon XVIII. Let not the surviving brother ascend the bed of the deceased brother, nor let anyone dare to associate himself to the sister of his lost wife. But if they have done this, let them be kept under ecclesiastical strictness.

Cf. Canon LXI of the Council of Agde and Canon II of the Council of Neocaesarea.

Canon XXI. A monk converted in a monastery, or if he has been proved to have received the pallium, if afterwards he has been associated with his wife, let him never obtain the office of an ecclesiastical grade, guilty of so great a prevarication.