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ER 208
Canon 8 of the First Council of Barcelona (Iberian Peninsula, AD 540) regulates the issue of the penance received from a priest by a sick person.
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ER 209
Canon 1 of the Council of Lerida (Iberian Peninsula, AD 546) forbids clerics to shed blood.
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ER 210
Canon 3 of the Council of Lerida (Iberian Peninsula, AD 546) allows monks to be ordained, exempts the property of monasteries from the power of the bishop, and forbids laymen to build churches which falsely pretend to be monasteries, only to gain an exemption.
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ER 211
Canon 15 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), prohibits clerics to earn money by administration of goods or commercial activity.
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ER 212
Canon 16 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), prohibits the cohabitation of clerics with "extraneous women" (with some exceptions).
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ER 213
Canon 17 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397) requires that the entire household of a candidate to ordination be Catholic.
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ER 214
Canon 19a of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids ordaining clerics from other dioceses without the consent of their bishops.
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ER 215
Canon 20 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids to ordain those who were not proven suitable either by the scrutiny of the bishops or the testimony of the people.
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ER 217
Canon 22 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids clerics to lend at interest.
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ER 218
Canon 24 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), regulates the access of clerics to women and orders bishops and presbyters to oversee such contacts.
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ER 219
Canon 26 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397) forbids clerics to enter inns.
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ER 220
Canon 28 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), confirms the practice of fasting before celebrating the Eucharist.
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ER 221
Canon 29 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids clerics from eating inside churches.
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ER 222
Canon 30b of the council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids clerics from reconciling penitents without the consent of their bishop.
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ER 223
Canon 31 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), instructs bishops and presbyters on the ways of dealing with orphaned virgins.
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ER 224
Canon 34 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), forbids clerics to consecrate virgins without the consent of the bishop and to bless the chrism.
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ER 225
Canon 35 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393) forbids clerics from living in other cities without the permission of the bishops or presbyters of the place. Account of "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397).
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ER 226
Canon 37 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), regulates the rules of accepting Donatist clerics into the Catholic Church. Account of "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397).
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ER 227
Canon 3-4 of the Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 419) confirms the rules concerning clerical chastity.
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ER 228
Canon 5 of the Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 419) forbids clerics to lend on interest.