Council,  Canon

 1   1”,1 |         dismissed even if he is examined after being in the clergy.
 2   1”,9 |        presbyters without being examined, or upon examination confessed
 3   1”,9 |    orders, and the prelates who examined them, acting contrary to
 4   1”,19|        in any way and are being examined, the same form shall be
 5   1”,19|       deaconesses who have been examined under cover of the habit,
 6   1”,19|          so that they are to be examined without fail among the laymen.~(
 7   1”,19|         ordination? But if when examined they are found to be unworthy
 8   1”,19|       deaconesses who have been examined under cover of the habit,
 9   1”,19|          so that they are to be examined without fail among the laymen,”
10   2”,6 |         the accuser must not be examined into, nor his religion;
11   2”,6 |        the accusers ought to be examined, in the first place as to
12   4”,9 |    persons of their accusers be examined in the same way as in the
13   4”,21|         own reputation has been examined into.~(Ap. c. LXXIV; c.
14   7”,40|       three years, they must be examined by the bishop and confess
15   8”,2 |         that he be scrupulously examined by the metropolitan as to
16   8”,2 |         any such person must be examined by the metropolitan scrupulously
17   8”,23|       Book II, ch. 17); and she examined those women who went from
18   8”,23|      Luke, yet, when thereafter examined synodically by Patriarch
19   8”,23|        to notice, but was first examined as to whether it was in
20   8”,23|     Orthodox, can be judged and examined by an Ecumenical Council,
21   8”,23| investigated, that is, has been examined and proved false, then proceeds