Council,  Canon

 1   4”,9 |            own Bishop, or let it be tried by referees chosen by both
 2   4”,9 |             other Bishop, let it be tried by the Synod of the province.
 3   4”,9 |       Constantinople, and let it be tried before him.~(Ap. c. LXXIV;
 4   4”,9 |        bishop, he may have his case tried by referees (or chosen judges),
 5   4”,9 |             bishop, let the case be tried before the Synod of the
 6   4”,9 | Constantinople, and let the case be tried by him.~ Canon XVIII of
 7   4”,9 |           clergymen, they are to be tried by the local bishop alone.
 8   4”,9 |             matter of dispute to be tried in court with a clergyman,
 9   4”,16|             and after being further tried and found true to their
10   4”,17|            or let him have his case tried before the throne of Constantinople,
11   8”,23|             valid, as though he had tried the cases from the start.
12   8”,23|     judgment stand as though he had tried the case in the first instance,
13   8”,23|        Council certainly would have tried to compel him to take back
14   8”,23|       Metropolitan ought to have it tried first and chiefly before
15   8”,23|         secondary grounds it may be tried before the Bishop of Constantinople.
16   8”,23| Constantinople must have their case tried either before the Exarch
17   8”,23|       parish whatever, they must be tried before the Bishop of Constantinople.
18   8”,23|            of Constantinople and be tried in precisely the same manner
19   8”,23|       perform services, ought to be tried and tested men and modest