Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |        aunt, or a person above suspicion.~(c. V of the 6th; c. XXIII
 2   1”,3 |     not to cause the laity any suspicion or scandal. On this account
 3   1”,3 | persons that do not arouse any suspicion.~ The ordinance of the first
 4   1”,3 |   persons that are exempt from suspicion. If, however, anyone fails
 5   1”,19|    male sex who might arouse a suspicion of immodesty or indecency.
 6   4”,11|       to persons who are under suspicion.~(Ap. cc. XII, XXXIII; c.
 7   4”,26|      prelate from arousing any suspicion among the laity and giving
 8   7”,5 |       the Canon as being above suspicion, but let him safeguard his
 9   7”,5 |      in a Canon as being above suspicion — this refers to c. III
10   7”,46|      any others any scandal or suspicion, but must pass their life
11   7”,92|  conduct because there is more suspicion of death. The woman, on
12   8”,23|        his bishop. If he has a suspicion against the bishop, let
13   8”,23|      the latter too is open to suspicion, three superiors in point
14   8”,23|        from a heresy and under suspicion. That is why divine Cyril
15   8”,23|       and free from danger and suspicion, necessitates her departing
16   8”,23|       holes that afforded some suspicion, they filled the font again.
17   8”,23|   decent and modest, and above suspicion. So the persons who are
18   8”,23|         both on account of the suspicion that may arise therefrom,
19   8”,23|        as not to rouse any bad suspicion whatever. This same thing