XXII.  Men who keep women carried off by violence, if they carried them off when betrothed to other men, must not be received before removal of the women and their restoration to those to whom they were first contracted, whether they wish to receive them, or to separate from them.  In the case of a girl who has been taken when not betrothed, she ought first to be removed, and restored to her own people, and handed over to the will of her own people whether parents, or brothers, or any one having authority over her.  If they choose to give her up, the cohabitation may stand; but, if they refuse, no violence should be used.  In the case of a man having a wife by seduction, be it secret or by violence, he must be held guilty of fornication.  The punishment of fornicators is fixed at four years.  In the first year they must be expelled from prayer, and weep at the door of the church; in the second they may be received to sermon; in the third to penance; in the fourth to standing with the people, while they are withheld from the oblation.  Finally, they may be admitted to the communion of the good gift.