Council,  Canon

 1   1”,4 |   that he should be elected, chosen, ordained by all of them.
 2   1”,17|    David which says that the chosen man is one “who hath not
 3   4”,7 |    which they had previously chosen on God’s account.~(Ap. cc.
 4   4”,9 |      it be tried by referees chosen by both parties and approved
 5   4”,9 |   case tried by referees (or chosen judges), with whom both
 6   7”,3 | enslaved to sin and have not chosen to recede therefrom, as
 7   7”,71|       the one of them having chosen the good start by running
 8   8”,23|      even for those who have chosen a priestly life, it is not
 9   8”,23|  himself will ordain the one chosen with the other prelates
10   8”,23|      dead, because of having chosen another life, they too,
11   8”,23|     be ordained a bishop has chosen another life for himself,
12   8”,23|     conversation ought to be chosen, as well as a suitable time
13   8”,23|   sagest of them ought to be chosen. But when they are conversing
14   8”,23|      more aged ones; and let chosen monks offer those things
15   8”,23|      to speak about to those chosen and more aged nuns, and
16   8”,23|    from monasteries who have chosen the monastic life, but must