Part, Question

 1   1, 57  |   ailment can pronounce a surer verdict on the future issue thereof.
 2   1, 58  |   ailment can pronounce a surer verdict on the future issue thereof.
 3   2, 77  | sensitive appetite, even as the verdict of the taste follows the ~
 4   2, 100 | punishes in accordance with the verdict given. Now ~man, the framer
 5   2, 102 |       purified in so far as the verdict of the priest restored him
 6   2, 44  |  through some deficiency in the verdict of that judgment, ~which
 7   2, 69  |       the ~pronouncement of the verdict, so do the persons of the
 8   2, 69  |       bound to pronounce a just verdict, and the witness to give ~
 9   3, 59  |     things are submitted to the verdict of the Divine ~Judgment;
10 Suppl, 6 |         doubtfully, leaving the verdict to the priest, whose business
11 Suppl, 22|      promulgated by an external verdict, still, as it ~belongs somewhat
12 Suppl, 55|         between two persons the verdict does ~not prejudice a third
13 Suppl, 84|        order to ~deliver a just verdict, so is it necessary, in
14 Suppl, 86|        that is to announce the ~verdict already given. In this way