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ER 2252
Canon 6 (6b in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 forbids to raise cities to the status of bishoprics if they are so small that they do not need more than a single presbyter.
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ER 2253
Canon 7 (= canon 5 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 mentions "presbyters a latere" of the bishop of Rome in regulations concerning bishops appealing to Rome.
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ER 2256
Canon 13 (= canon 10 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 orders that a wealthy layman to become a bishop has to first go through lectorate, diaconate, and presbyterate.
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ER 2260
Canon 15 (= canon 12 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 allows bishops to leave their church for a period no longer than three Sundays to attend to their estates which are outside their diocese. During the stay far from their diocese, they should attend mass on Sundays in a nearby city that has a presbyter.
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ER 2261
Canon 16 (= canon 13 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 states that is not rightful to give communion to a presbyter, deacon, or lower cleric who was excommunicated by their bishop.
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ER 2264
Canon 17 (= canon 14 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 says that a presbyter or a deacon whom his bishop wants to excommunicate should have a right to appeal to the neighbouring bishops. The bishop`s decision concerning his clerics should be tested and then rejected or approved by his fellow-bishops. The clerics, though, should be obedient to their bishops.
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ER 2265
Canon 18 (in Latin version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 forbids bishops to ordain for themselves clerics from another diocese.
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ER 2266
Canon 19 (= canon 15 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 forbids bishops to ordain for themselves clerics from another diocese.
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ER 2267
Canon 20 (= canon 16 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 forbids presbyters and deacons to stay too long in Thessalonica in neglect of their own churches.
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ER 2268
Canon 21 (= canon 17 in the Greek version) of the Council of Serdica (Dacia) in 343 says that the bishops, presbyters, and deacons exiled unjustly from their cities should be welcomed elsewhere and allowed to stay as long as necessary.
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ER 63
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) threatens with demotion clerics who venerate false martyrs.
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ER 64
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) forbids clerics to live with unrelated women.
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ER 65
The Council of Carthage (North Africa) AD 345/348 forbids the ordination of clerics and laymen from other churches.
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ER 125
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) forbids clerics to act as estate administrators.
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ER 126
The Council of Carthage (North Africa) AD 345/348 forbids clergy and laymen to take communion in other churches without letters from their bishops.
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ER 127
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) forbids ordaining those who administer the goods of others before they render account of their actions.
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ER 128
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) forbids lay men to employ clerics as salesclerks or accountants.
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ER 129
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) orders that presbyters should be judged by six bishops.
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ER 130
The Council of Carthage (North Africa, AD 345/348) forbids clerics to lend money at interest.
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ER 131
The council of Carthage (North Africa), AD 345/348 threatens clerics who would not obey the canons with demotion.