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 1 1  |  bishops might form a better judgment." But, most eminent man,
 2 1  |     and then received by the judgment of the whole Christian world,
 3 1  |    an instruction: here is a judgment of the whole world upon
 4 1  |    in questions of faith the judgment is, what Tertullian calls, "
 5 1  |     is to be received with a judgment, and that free, and each
 6 1  |    so that all together pass judgment even on his decree. ~They
 7 1  |     he does an injury to the judgment of the most religious council,
 8 1  |    the examination, inquiry, judgment of the Fathers or bishops,
 9 1  |     has been approved by the judgment of the Fathers no place
10 1,1|    him give a reason for his judgment. For he undertook to give
11 1,1|     sit down [as one to give judgment]. The glorious judges and
12 1,1|   have ye been led to such a judgment, how have ye fallen into
13 4  | definition, according to the judgment of our most holy father
14 5  |      col. 978.) ~Since after judgment had been delivered concerning
15 5  |    152 sq.). We still have a judgment of his which he gave respecting
16 6,4|    shall transgress this our judgment, we have decreed that he
17 6,4|      erected contrary to the judgment of the bishop. Every monk
18 6,9|  appeal against the bishop's judgment within ten days, then the
19 6,1|     divided that no absolute judgment can be arrived at. The interpretation
20 6,0|      Bishops cried out: ~The judgment of the Fathers is right.
21 6,2|    be bishop. If however the judgment of all his own [fellows]
22 6,2|      signatures of their own judgment or compelled by any necessity.
23 6,2|      that I signed of my own judgment. [And so on, one after the