Book, Par.

 1  I, 6  |         yielded very mildly to the judgment of the Fathers, whereas
 2  I, 7  |             I am forced to undergo judgment for speaking falsehood.
 3  I, 8  |           all my interests to your judgment, and always followed it
 4 II, 8  |       choice was made without fair judgment and consideration. But as
 5 III, 5 |          Father hath committed all judgment to the Son?"10 But I see
 6 III, 10|            it, not to wait for the judgment of others should any fault
 7 III, 14|          all men are ready to pass judgment on the priest as if he was
 8 III, 14|          you cannot, and form your judgment from human opinion only,
 9 III, 17|           we shudder at undergoing judgment for our own misdeeds, believing
10 IV, 1  |           of all excuse. For in my judgment, if ten thousand were to
11  V, 3  |             to come to an accurate judgment about both these good things,
12  V, 5  |            critics, not so much in judgment of what is said as of the
13  V, 5  |            if they were sitting in judgment on an angel; though in other
14  V, 6  |       picture poor, because of the judgment of the ignorant; as he would
15 VI, 9  |           who are wanting in right judgment are particularly fond of
16 VI, 11 | distinguishes from one another the judgment of the rams and of the sheep.19 ~
17 VI, 13 |      removal hence, at the time of judgment, it is delivered over to