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1 Persecuted prisoners suffering, yet given forty days for repentance.
2 Those in prison without torments get additional year of penance.
3 The fallen, who lacked faith, face parable's lesson of penitence.
4 Unrepentant, reprobate sinners face everlasting curse and divine condemnation.
5 Dissimulating believers face six months' penance for evasive actions.
6 Slaves forced to sacrifice face a year's penance and reflection.
7 Freemen compelling others to sacrifice get three years' penance.
8 Those recommitting to faith receive full support, encouragement, and communion.
9 Rash self-contesters face temptation, deserving sympathy and support in faith.
10 Clergy falling from ministry through persecution lose sacred office.
11 Those boldly embracing martyrdom, despite failings, deserve prayers and support.
12 Paying money to avoid persecution preserves soul over wealth.
13 Escaping persecution not blameworthy; preservation of life prioritized.
14 Forced sacrifices do not negate ministry; bravery and faithfulness honored.
15 Fasting on Wednesdays and Fridays observed; Sundays celebrated joyfully.
 
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1 Meletian schism.
2 Canonical Epistle.