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 1  1  |   therefore, to unfold your judgment, that we may clearly know
 2  1  |       And he adds, that his judgment should be written to the
 3  1  |    Patriarchal See, and its judgment awaited; and nothing remained
 4  1  |    things: First, after the judgment of St. Celestine, another
 5  1  |  persons; thirdly, that the judgment of the Council would be
 6  1  | faith we rest. See in whose judgment is the final and irreversible
 7  1  |    first brought before the judgment of the Council. That letter,
 8  1  |    a final and irreversible judgment of the Church on a matter
 9  1  |     this was done after the judgment of Pope Celestine; neither
10  1  |    a final and irreversible judgment. ~In answer to this question
11  1  | Fathers in order give their judgment --" that the Nicene Creed,
12  1  |   and examination, and then judgment. The Acts speak for themselves --
13  1  |     Fathers, in order, give judgment that it disagreed from the
14  1  |   the Council of Ephesus, a judgment of the Roman Pontiff concerning
15  1  |   no new discussion, or new judgment, but merely execution. And
16  1  |   in a General Council, and judgment passed upon them. After
17  1  |   be enabled to confirm the judgment also of your Holiness."
18  1  | that is, by giving a common judgment. Whence Celestine adds, "
19  1  |     his own examination and judgment, but in that of an Ecumenical
20  1  |   lives ever, and exercises judgment, in his successors." This,
21  1  |     of the Council, and the judgment entered into afresh, and
22  3,2|    Acts do not tell us what judgment the Synod of Ephesus gave
23  3,3|   can help us in the day of judgment, or what kind of excuse
24  4  |   him: he shall bring forth judgment to the Gentiles." This testimony
25  5  |  bishop of Alexandria, gave judgment concerning the present cause
26  5  |    the world is called into judgment; he who is to criticise
27  5  |   cried out. This is a just judgment. To Coelestine, a new Paul
28  5  |   canonical and apostolical judgment. ~Arcadius the most reverend
29  5  | manifest the justice of the judgment pronounced by the holy Synod
30  5  |     confirm (bwbaiwsai) the judgment. ~[Arcadius having seconded
31  6,1|  any heresy whatever." ~The Judgment of the same Holy Synod,