Patriarch Vasilii’s Ecclesiastical Law in Arhivski Nomocanon (CHAI 1160)
        
            
             
             Authors:
            
             
                    
                        
                                Ancho 
                                 Kaloyanov
                            St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria
                                
                             
                    
                    
                    
                
             
             
            Pages: 
380-
388
            
            
             
            Abstract:
        
            The Arhivski Nomocanon (Church History and Archives Institute 1160) is end of the 14th century copy of the Penitential Nomocanon of the Bulgarian church. Its initial composition originated in 913 from translated and domestic legal documents and later new texts were added, among which we identify Patriarch Vasilii’s Ecclesiastical law. In the Law the total number of rules is 117, united thematically in 9 groups, of which the first two are meaningful: the first is about the hierarchy in the autocephalous Church headed by a Patriarch, the second establishes the priority of the ecclesiastical court over the tsar’s court, sign of the uniat with Rome (1204–1232) at the time of Patriarch Vasilii’s rule.
              
             Keywords:
           
            autocephalous Church, Great Church, Patriarch, ecclesiastical court, tsar’s court, monks, heresy, epithemy.
            
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