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ER 351
In the year 545 Pope Vigilius sends Presbyter Ampliatus to govern the Church of Rome during his absence. Account of the Liber Pontificalis (written in Rome, probably in the early 7th c.).
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ER 352
Canon 13 of the Third Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 589) forbids clerics from suing their fellow clerics in secular courts.
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ER 353
Canon 20 of the Third Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 589) forbids bishops from oppressing their clerics with taxes.
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ER 354
Canon 27 of the First Council of Arles (Gaul, AD 314) forbids to admit to a church clerics who abandoned their local church.
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ER 355
Canon 29 of the First Council of Arles (Gaul, AD 314) forbids priests and deacons to couple with their wives because of daily clerical duties.
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ER 356
The clergy of Rome ask Justinian for the recall of Pope Vigilius and clerics exiled with him. Rome, after AD 552. Account of the Liber Pontificalis (written in Rome, probably in the early 7th c.).
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ER 357
The participants of the apocryphal Council of Cologne (Gaul), supposedly AD 346, mention a few presbyters living or sojourning in Gaul. Paragraphs 6, 11, and 13 of the Council of Cologne 346, written at an unknown date.
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ER 358
Presbyter Andrew of Ostia is one of three consecrators of Pope Pelagius. Rome, AD 556. Account of the Liber Pontificalis (written in Rome), after AD 561.
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ER 360
Canon 1 of the Council of Valence (Gaul, AD 374) forbids the ordination of men twice married or those whose wives were previously married. Those, however, who are of such condition and are already ordained will not be demoted.
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ER 361
Canon 4 of the Council of Valence (Gaul, AD 374) decrees to remove from the clerical order anyone who confesses a capital crime.
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ER 362
Canon 21 of the Third Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 589) forbids secular judges and officials from demanding services (angaria) from servants of the Church or clerics.
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ER 363
The edict of King Reccared, preserved in the acts of the Third Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 589), confirms that the canons of this council shall be obeyed by the clergy and laity, and decrees a punishment for transgressors.
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ER 364
Subscriptions of the archpresbyters Gaianus of Asturias and Hildimirus of Orense (both in the Iberian Peninsula) in the acts of the Third Council of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula, AD 589).
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ER 365
Presbyter Iosias of Rusicade arrives in Hippo. Augustine, bishop of Hippo, Letter 23*A, AD 419.
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ER 366
A letter from the bishops present at the Council of Valence (Gaul, AD 374) to the clergy of Fréjus describing the reasons for not ordaining clergy`s episcopal candidate.
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ER 367
Canon 1 of the Council of Nîmes (Gaul) AD 394/396 forbids people coming from the East who pretend to be presbyters or deacons to serve at the altar.
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ER 368
The council of Huesca (Iberian Peninsula, 598 AD) orders that a diocesan synod must be held once a year and that all the clerics must live in a chastity. Canons of the council in Huesca of 598 related in the acts and canons of the council of Egara (Iberian Peninsula, 614 AD).
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ER 369
Canon 3 of the Council of Nîmes (Gaul, AD 394/396) forbids bishops to admit to communion clerics, or laymen sentenced by their own bishops.
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ER 370
Canon 4 of the Council of Nîmes (Gaul, AD 394/396) forbids bishops to judge clerics from another diocese without the consent of their bishop.
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ER 371
Canon 6 of the Council of Nîmes (Gaul, AD 394/396) forbids clerics to make journeys without letters of recommendation signed by their bishops.