Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |       keeping, or, after being accused, he is proved to be associating
 2   2”,6 |       who are themselves being accused from before, they are not
 3   2”,6 |       have been slandering the accused Bishop. But if anyone, scorning
 4   2”,6 | however, who have already been accused by others, they are not
 5   2”,6 |       their indictments of the accused bishop before the synod
 6   2”,6 |      that punishment which the accused one would have received
 7   2”,6 |   rightly and truly and justly accused bishop would have to undergo,
 8   2”,6 |        if it be proved that he accused him unjustly and falsely.
 9   4”,9 |     presbyters and deacons are accused, the presbyter shall choose
10   4”,9 |        is decreed that “if the accused one is a bishop, his Metropolitan
11   4”,9 |         on the other hand, the accused one himself is a Metropolitan,
12   4”,9 |       his case; but if the one accused is a presbyter, or a deacon,
13   4”,21|    that have been aspersed and accused. See, in this connection,
14   7”,88|      fast before midnight were accused of being pusillanimous and
15   8”,8 |        decrees that if any Jew accused of any crime or owing a
16   8”,8 |    crimes of which he has been accused. Likewise ch. 47 of the
17   8”,23|   letter, on the score that it accused the Council held in Ephesus