CAUSES OF CLERGY MOBILITY IN THE LIGHT OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE LATE-CLASSICAL SYNODS (4TH – 5TH CENTURY)
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https://doi.org/10.12775/SPLP.2022.026Keywords
ancient Christianity, 4th and 5th century clergy, ancient Church, travel in antiquity, late-classical synodsAbstract
The paper addresses the reasons why the late-antique clergy (4th – 5th century) moved from place to place in the light of ecclesiastical normative texts promulgated at episcopal assemblies of the Roman Empire. At times this mobility had its reasons in the canon law and sometimes in either personal ambition, prestige, disagreement with excommunication, or in various scandals. Canons established by synods and councils were our main source. The collections of normative texts are abundant and from this it is possible to reconstruct the parts of a wider picture of clerical disciplinary issues and of the many problems besetting Christians at that time. The question of clerical mobility needs further research, especially in the analysis of other late antique sources.References
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