Council,  Canon

 1   2”,6 |     unless they be proved to have judged wrongly and unjustly either
 2   3”,3 |       therefore the present Canon judged it right for those who had
 3   3”,5 |         is not allowable, we have judged it but right, I say, that
 4   4”,4 |          the bishop, after he has judged them to be fitted for such
 5   4”,23|          their own bishop has not judged them worthy of such permission,
 6   7”,3 |         died, they, I say, it was judged reasonable for them to cease
 7   7”,15|         civil law bids like to be judged by like, of course both
 8   7”,70|           would let themselves be judged on the stage as to who was
 9   8”,23|          said: “If the dignity be judged sacerdotally, the privilege
10   8”,23| repentance of such sinners is not judged by the number of years,
11   8”,23|         strictly Orthodox, can be judged and examined by an Ecumenical
12   8”,23|          choice of the ones to be judged to determine with equal
13   8”,23|       vain and legendary edict is judged to be spurious and fictitious.
14   8”,23|          throne of Rome cannot be judged (adversely) by anyone unless
15   8”,23|          sins of some persons are judged by God beginning with the
16   8”,23|           those of others are not judged till later years. But if
17   8”,23|      later years. But if sins are judged by God beginning with the
18   8”,23|           good and evil, is to be judged in accordance with his natural
19   8”,23|           to another man is to be judged as an adulterer. See ch.