Sankt Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek 673, fol. 145

<Gratian> Many authorities prohibit that regular canons may transfer.

Whence in a council <of Autun 1077 A.D.?> convened under the Seventh Gregory it is stated:

No abbot or monk may dare receive someone to become a monk wearing the monastic habit and  calling him back from the intention of a canonical profession as long as they can find churches of their order in which they live canonically and serving God and in which they can save their souls.  If abbots and monks rashly dare to do this they will be condemned by the bond of anathema. 

Landau, Libertas christiana 76-83 
IN CON<cilio> EDUCENSI CONGREGATO SUB SEPTIMO GREGORIO

NULLUS ABBAS VEL MONACHUS canonici regulares ... ANATHEMATIS VINCULO OBLIGANTUR

Collectio IX librorum (Archivio S. Pietro C.118) fol. 23r-23v

CON<cilio> EDUENSE

NULLUS ABBAS VEL MONACHUS CANONICOS REGULARES ... ANATHEMATIS VINCULO OBLIGETUR

Second Version of the  Collectio Caesaraugustana, Paris BN

EX CON<cilio> EDUCENSI SUB GREGORIO Papa SEPTIMO CONGREGATA

UT CANONICI REGULARES MONACHI NON FIANT ... ANATHEMATIS VINCULO OBLIGANTUR

Collectio canonum Anselms von Lucca, Version AŽ

EX CON<cilio> EDUENSI

<rubric> UT NULLUS ABBAS CANONICOS REGULARES A PROPOSITO SUO REVOCARE PRESUMAT

UT NULLUS ABBAS VEL MONACHUS CANONICOS ... ANATHEMATIS VINCULO OBLIGETUR

Collectio XII partium, Addition

EX CON<cilio> EDUENSI

<rubric> UT CANONICI REGULARES MONACHI NON FIANT

UT NULLUS ABBAS VEL MONACHUS CANONICOS ... SUAM SALVARE POSSINT

Collection of MS Turin UB D.IV.33

Linda Fowler-Magerl, Kanones, Version 1.2 (2001)