Part, Question

 1   2, 69  |          compassionate and, through compassion gives; mourning, to ~prudence,
 2   2, 28  |          seeing the multitudes, had compassion on them: because they ~were
 3   2, 30  |          given to the needy, out of compassion and for God's ~sake," which
 4   3, 41  |       high-priest, who cannot have ~compassion on our infirmities, but
 5   3, 59  |        high-priest, who cannot have compassion on our infirmities; but
 6 Suppl, 91|             I answer that, Mercy or compassion may be in a person in two
 7 Suppl, 91|             reason's ~choice. Hence compassion or mercy will not be in
 8 Suppl, 91|             of reason. Now mercy or compassion comes of the reason's choice ~
 9 Suppl, 91|         dispelled, ~we have no such compassion. But so long as sinners
10 Suppl, 91| Consequently it is possible to have compassion on them both by ~the choice