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ER 651
Canon 5 of the Eighth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 653) forbids clerics to live with women.
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ER 653
Canon 7 of the Eighth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 653) asserts that the clerical ordination is valid even if it was accepted involuntarily, and forbids those who were involuntarily ordained to have wives and lead a secular life.
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ER 669
Canon 8 of the Eighth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 653) orders clerics to know by heart the Psalter, common hymns and canticles, and the rite of baptism.
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ER 671
Canon 9 of the Eighth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 653) imposes punishments on those who do not observe a fast. Those who are sick or old can refrain from fasting only after they have been permitted to do so by a priest.
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ER 672
Signatures of the presbyters present at the Eighth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 653).
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ER 582
Pope Martin I (AD 649-655) rallies the clergy around him during the Monothelete controversy (AD 649). The account of the "Life of Martin", written in Rome shortly after his death, as a part of the Liber Pontificalis.
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ER 704
Canon 1 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) forbids priests to take for themselves things donated to the churches by the faithful.
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ER 706
Canon 2 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) orders the founders of churches to take care of them and provide them with clerics. If founders do not have a suitable person to be ordained, the bishop shall provide one, but with the assent of the founder.
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ER 719
Canon 3 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) orders priests and deacons to compose a document every time they remit a loan given from the property of their Church.
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ER 720
Canon 4 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) sets rules for sharing the inheritance of a cleric between his heirs and the Church.
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ER 721
Canon 7 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) forbids the heirs of bishops to take possession of the inheritance without the knowledge of the metropolitan bishop. Similarly, the heirs of presbyters and deacons must inform the bishop and obtain his consent.
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ER 737
Canon 8 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) orders that the time within which a church can claim property unjustly bestowed by a priest be counted not from the moment of the issuance of the charter but from the death of the priest.
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ER 738
Canon 10 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) condemns children of clerics, forbids them to inherit from their fathers, and forces them to remain in the service of the church of their fathers.
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ER 743
Canon 11 of the Ninth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 655) orders bishops to liberate Church servants if they are to be ordained.
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ER 744
Signature of the archpresbyter Marcellinus of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula) under the minutes of the Ninth Council of Toledo (AD 655).
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ER 803
Canon 3 of the Tenth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 656) forbids bishops to appoint their relatives and favourites as heads of monasteries and churches.
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ER 808
Canon 4 of the Tenth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 656) orders candidates for the order of widows to give a priest a written declaration of their will to enter the order and remain in chastity, and that they shall receive a habit from the priest.
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ER 809
Canon 5 of the Tenth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 656) makes priests responsible for the disciplinary order of widows.
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ER 810
Signatures of the presbyter and two "fathers" (abbates), representatives of the absent bishops at the Tenth Council of Toledo (both in Iberian Peninsula) in AD 656.
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ER 811
A decree in the case of Bishop Potamius of Braga (Iberian Peninsula) attached to the acts of the Tenth Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula) in AD 656 quotes Canon 4 of the Council of Valence (Gaul, AD 374) that orders to remove from office bishops, presbyters and deacons who committed a mortal sin.