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ER 32
Audeca, king of Sueves ca 584-585 is deposed by Visigothic King Leovigild, ordained as a presbyter and exiled to Beja (Iberian Peninsula). Isidore of Sevilla (Iberian Peninsula), History of the Goths, ca AD 612-625.
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ER 1576
Canon 5 (3) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) excommunicates any cleric who seeks the support of laymen when in conflict with his bishop.
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ER 1585
Canon 6 (4) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) decrees that secular judges should not pass sentences on presbyters without episcopal permission.
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ER 1587
Canon 8 (6) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) decrees that only bishops, presbyters, and servants of holy places can dismiss those who were gathered in order to repair the roof.
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ER 1588
Canon 9 (7) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) decrees that the property of presbyters should remain in ecclesiastical possession after their death.
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ER 1589
Canon 12 (10) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) decrees that the wills of the presbyters should always be observed, even if they seem to be contrary to secular law.
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ER 1593
Canon 10 (8) of the Fifth Council of Paris (Gaul, AD 614) decrees that the property of the deceased presbyter should remain in the local church and not be seized by the bishop or the archdeacon.
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ER 1594
Canon 8 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614 decrees that the presbyter should not live in one house with any woman if she is not his mother, sister, or aunt.
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ER 1595
Canon 10 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614, severely damaged, decrees probably that secular judges should not have authority over clergy.
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ER 1596
Canon 11 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614 decrees that archpresbyters cannot be ordained for money, nor should they be removed from their position without reason. They also cannot be instituted by laymen, who cannot refuse to accept a parish priest chosen by the bishop.
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ER 1597
Canon 12 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614 decrees that presbyters cannot marry after ordination.
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ER 1598
Canon 13 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614 decrees that after excommunicating someone the presbyter should let neighbouring cities and parishes know of this fact.
ID
ER 2152
Canon 6 of a council held at an unknown place in Gaul shortly after 614 decrees that in the monastery no one can be baptized, no mass can be said for a dead layman, and no layman can be buried without the local bishop`s permission.
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ER 478
The Council of Egara (Iberian Peninsula, AD 614) confirms the constitutions of the Council of Huesca (Iberian Peninsula, AD 598). Presbyter Maximus subscribes the acts on behalf of his bishop Stephen of un unknown see in the province of Tarragona (Iberian Peninsula).
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ER 3
Presbyter Amelius, probably an envoy of the Visigothic king Sisebut, brings a message from the emperor Heraclius to Sisebut (ca AD 615). An account of the letter of Caesarius, Byzantine governor of Spain, to Sisebut, from the collection of Epistulae Wisigothicae.
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ER 30
Emperor Heraclius allows patricius Caesarius, Byzantine Governor of Spain, to punish a wicked presbyter, according to the letter of Caesarius to King Sisebut ca AD 615 (Iberian Peninsula) in the collection Epistulae Wisigothicae.
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ER 33
Novatus, presbyter in Carthage (North Africa), comes to Rome and founds a heresy in AD 251. An account of Isidore of Seville, Chronicle ca AD 616/626.
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ER 1849
Funerary inscription of Presbyter Felix ordered by Presbyter Amatus from Vézeronce (Gaul). Felix was buried in Briord (Gaul), AD 630 (or 615).
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ER 1398
Isidore, bishop of Seville (Iberian Peninsula), writes about the writing activity of the presbyter Paulinus, confusing the presbyter Paulinus of Nola (Italy) and the deacon Paulinus of Milan (Italy). On Illustrious Men, before AD 617.
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ER 1399
Isidore, bishop of Seville (Iberian Peninsula), refers to the writing activity of the presbyter Sedulius, first half of the 5th c. On Illustrious Men, AD 615/617.