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<p> (Concilium Quintilineburgense or Northusense), was held in 1105 by the emperor Henry, who had lately succeeded in reuniting [[Saxony]] to the [[Roman]] obedience. The council was held in the palace. The decrees of the preceding councils were confirmed, and the heresy of the [[Nicolaitans]] (meaning the concubinage of the clergy) was condemned. </p>
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<p> (Concilium Quintilineburgense or Northusense), was held in 1105 by the emperor Henry, who had lately succeeded in reuniting [[Saxony]] to the Roman obedience. The council was held in the palace. The decrees of the preceding councils were confirmed, and the heresy of the [[Nicolaitans]] (meaning the concubinage of the clergy) was condemned. </p>
 
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Council Of Thuringia [1]

(Concilium Quintilineburgense or Northusense), was held in 1105 by the emperor Henry, who had lately succeeded in reuniting Saxony to the Roman obedience. The council was held in the palace. The decrees of the preceding councils were confirmed, and the heresy of the Nicolaitans (meaning the concubinage of the clergy) was condemned.

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