Part, Question

 1   2, 68  |    favorable suits, such as a ~pleading for liberty and the like.
 2   2, 69  |        should be debarred from pleading the cause ~of others, while
 3   2, 69  |     clerics, are debarred from pleading in causes, ~because they
 4   2, 69  |        OBJ 3: The necessity of pleading the causes of others is
 5   2, 69  |   pressing as the necessity of pleading one's own cause, because
 6   2, 69  |     advocate to take a fee for pleading?~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
 7   2, 69  |    advocate to take a fee for ~pleading. Works of mercy should not
 8   2, 69  |     take payment in money ~for pleading.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
 9   2, 69  |     with temporal ~things. But pleading a person's cause seems to
10   2, 69  |     advocate to take a fee for pleading.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
11   2, 69  |        an advocate sell a just pleading.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[71] A[
12   2, 69  | advocate may lawfully sell his pleading, and a lawyer his advice."~
13   2, 69  |      Wherefore, if he sell his pleading or advice, he does not act
14   2, 81  |      obsecratio] which means a pleading through sacred things, as
15   3, 57  |       with Him to ~heaven is a pleading for us. so that for the
16 Suppl, 71|  punishment, ~they shrink from pleading for them by the merit of