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ER 187
The Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393) regulates the rules of emancipation of minors by clergy.
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ER 188
Canon 1 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), establishes 25 years as the minimum age for ordination.
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ER 189
Canon 2 of the council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the `Breviarium Hipponense` (AD 397) establishes that bishops and clerics should swear allegiance to the canons before ordination.
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ER 190
Canon 8 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), states the rules for judging presbyters and deacons.
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ER 191
Canon 9 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397) deals with bishops and clerics who prefer civil to ecclesiastical courts.
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ER 192
Canon 11 of the council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), prohibits the children of bishops and clerics to watch or participate in secular spectacles.
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ER 193
Canon 12 of the council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), prohibits the children of bishops and clerics from marrying pagans, heretics, or schismatics.
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ER 194
Canon 13 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), warns bishops and clerics not to emancipate their sons too early.
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ER 195
Canon 14 of the Council of Hippo (North Africa, AD 393), preserved in the "Breviarium Hipponense" (AD 397), prohibits bishops and clerics to alienate their goods to non-Catholics.
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ER 197
An anonymous presbyter receives in vision a command from God to visit Saint Benedict on Easter day. He travels to Benedict`s cave and they share a conversation and a meal, all in the first half of the 6th century. Account of Gregory the Great, "Dialogues", Rome, AD 593/594.
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ER 198
Bishop Montanus of Toledo (Iberian Peninsula) writes a letter to Toribius, probably abbot and presbyter (or a bishop) in Palencia (Iberian Peninsula) asking him to condemn the practice of consecrating chrism by the presbyters of Palencia. He also refers to the problem of consecrating churches of Palencia by the bishops not belonging to the province of Toledo. The letter added to the canons of the second council of Toledo in 527 or 531.
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ER 199
Law 335 on the Code of Euric (ca 466-484, Gaul) regulates inheritance law for clerics, monks, and nuns.
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ER 200
The inheritance law concerning clerics, monks and nuns. Codification known as Lex Visigothorum (issued and re-edited several times between AD 569 and 702).
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ER 201
Law 306 in the Code of Euric (ca 466-484 AD, Gaul) forbids bishops and presbyters to dispose the property of the church without the consent of the whole clergy, and regulates issues concerning the possession of church lands by the sons of clerics.
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ER 202
The law forbidding bishops, presbyters and other clerics to sell or donate the property of the Church without the consent of the rest of the clergy. The codification known as Lex Visigothorum (issued and re-edited several times between AD 569 and 702).
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ER 203
The law concerning issues of possession of ecclesiastical property by clerics and their families. The codification known as Lex Visigothorum (issued and re-edited in several redactions between AD 569 and 702).
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ER 204
The law issued by King Chindaswinth (ca AD 642-653) concerning clerics who refuse to appear in court. The codification known as Lex Visigothorum (issued and re-edited several times between AD 569 and 702).
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ER 205
Canon 3 of the First Council of Barcelona (Iberian Peninsula, ca AD 540) forbids clerics to grow long hair or shave their beard.
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ER 206
Canon 4 of the First Council of Barcelona (Iberian Peninsula, ca AD 540) forbids deacons to sit in a place of presbyters.
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ER 207
Canon 5 of the First Council of Barcelona (Iberian Peninsula, ca AD 540) orders which prayers presbyters shall say in the presence of the bishop.