Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |       after being accused, he is proved to be associating with her
 2   2”,6 | clergymen, until they have first proved themselves innocent of the
 3   2”,6 |        course of the trial it be proved that they have been slandering
 4   2”,6 |        have to undergo, if it be proved that he accused him unjustly
 5   2”,6 |         appealed, unless they be proved to have judged wrongly and
 6   3”,8 |      cope with the situation, he proved incapable, though rather
 7   7”,43|   Interpretation.~If any monk be proved to have committed fornication,
 8   8”,6 |     along with him. But if he be proved to have done so, he shall
 9   8”,23|     Sufficient has been said and proved in regard to these persons
10   8”,23|          of the latter. B) It is proved from the pusillanimity and
11   8”,23|        developments, as has been proved, it would be a gross violation
12   8”,23|        listened to, unless he be proved to be unworthy of the prelacy.
13   8”,23|        From this Canon it can be proved that as regards all priests
14   8”,23|        is, has been examined and proved false, then proceeds to
15   8”,23|         that has been said it is proved that the Westerners are
16   8”,23|          one and the same, as is proved by the fact that the original
17   8”,23|     therefrom: and as is further proved by the fact that it is the
18   8”,23|         icon). And as is further proved by the fact that in every
19   8”,23|        and the Prophets. This is proved by the fact that in the
20   8”,23|         shape of a dove, that is proved even by this; to wit, the