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IN a Council held the next Year at Winchester, Lanfranc caus'd divers Canons to be * 1.1 drawn up against Persons guilty of Simony; for the celebration of Provincial Councils; the subjection of Clerks to their Bishops, and the payment of Tithes; concerning the admini∣stration of the Sacraments and divers other Points of Discipline, among which the following are more especially remarkable, viz.
That the Altars ought to be made of Stone: That the Mass cannot be celebrated with Beer or Water: That Divine Service shall not be perform'd in Churches till they be Con∣secrated by the Bishops: That none shall be bury'd in the Churches: That the Bells shall not be Rung during the Canon of the Mass: And that the Chalices shall not be made of Wax nor Wood. Constitutions were also made about the time of Penance for divers Crimes.
The Coun∣cil of Win∣chester in 1076.