Part, Question

 1   2, 102|         lusts; ~or those who lack kindly feelings, for the raven
 2   2, 25 | benefactor forestalls him in ~the kindly deeds of charity. Therefore
 3   2, 25 |        whom one has hitherto done kindly actions. Therefore ~we ought
 4   2, 30 |          living, a fondness which kindly persons should imitate after
 5   2, 31 |           is the duty of good and kindly men: ~when a wicked man
 6   2, 38 |          we have to punish with a kindly severity, it is necessary
 7   2, 58 | Christians to reprove others from kindly motives, but ~that Christian
 8   2, 104|      depends on the will. Hence a kindly action, ~in so far as it
 9   2, 104|     Seneca says (De Benef. i): "A kindly action consists not in deed
10   2, 104|          way in which he does the kindly ~action, for instance through
11   2, 105| ingratitude, but rather that of a kindly physician, by ~healing the