Part, Question

 1   2, 81  |     mouth).] as signifying a beseeching or petition, in which sense ~
 2   2, 81  |     reason, and ~consists in beseeching a superior; just as command
 3   2, 88  |      can he order others, by beseeching ~his superiors, or by commanding
 4   2, 88  |     to adjure the demons by ~beseeching them to help us.~Aquin.:
 5   3, 2   |  congruously by desiring and beseeching; for it was ~becoming that
 6   3, 21  |         Although His word of beseeching ~did not benefit Himself,
 7   3, 21  | pointedly that ~"His word of beseeching did not benefit Himself."
 8   3, 45  |        as related Mt. ~21:9, beseeching Him, as it were, to save
 9 Suppl, 40|    to ~hold, venerating him, beseeching him above others; for his
10 Suppl, 72|     11) that on the martyrs ~beseeching vengeance on them that dwell