Chapter,  Paragraph

1 II,3|     not having the help of an appeal, and who act as priests,
2 II,3|     against which there is no appeal, not be received favourably
3 II,3|     146-150. RP3, 146~But the appeal is not to be submitted to
4 II,3| justification in the rules of appeal, and troubles the emperor
5 II,3|      these are not subject to appeal. Therefore, he who goes
6 II,3|  examnation in relation to an appeal decison of them, he is punished
7 II,5| decision of Constantinople to appeal - it seemed necessary to
8 II,5|   from necessity there is not appeal over his decision. ~Balsamon,