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Advocates and Attorneys may not plead in causes which tend to taking away Preaching and setting up Mass; and generally they shall not be suffered to give Council to the Romish Clergy in causes which tend directly or indirectly to the oppression of the Church, and true Religion.
There can be nothing more just than to forbid all Per∣sons of our Religion to Establish what we do condemn, and to destroy what we set up.