- The
Council of
Epaone or
Synod of
Epaone was held in
September 517 at
Epaone (or Epao, near the
present Anneyron) in the
Burgundian Kingdom. It was one...
-
Synod of Lyon (before 523), at
which eleven of the
members of the
Synod of
Epaone (517) were
present Synod of Lyon (567), in the
presence of Pope John III...
-
instead of the
traditional animals (goats, pigs and cows).
Council of
Epaone:
Bishops of
southern Gaul
convene near Epao (present Anneyron) in Burgundy...
- none of the
lapsi be
admitted without sincere repentance. The
Council of
Epaone in 517
witnesses to the rise of the
practice of
replacing severe canonical...
-
reconciled him with the
community of the church.
Canon 29 of the
Council of
Epaone (517) in Gaul says that from
among penitents only
apostates had to leave...
- Jews and
Christians forbidden to eat
together (Vannes, 465; Agde, 506;
Epaone, 517; Orleans, 538; Macon, 583; Clichy, 626–7). Jews
banned from public...
- performed, to
lapsi who
showed they were
sincerely repentant. The
Council of
Epaone in 517
shows the rise of the
practice of
replacing a
severe older canonical...
- held with the ****ent of the kings, but on
great occasions – the
Council of
Epaone (517),Valence (528),
Vaison (529), Orléans (538),
Tours (567) – the bishops...
-
studied under Catulin,
bishop of Embrun, who had
attended the
Council of
Épaone in 517. When the
Arians and
Sigismund of
Burgundy opposed the council, Catulin...
-
Viventiolus (515-523), who in 517
presided with
Saint Avitus at the
Council of
Epaone;
Saint Lupus, a monk,
afterwards bishop (535-42),
probably the
first archbishop...
